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5 Chapter 2: General description 4 Chapter 2:General description The K series teansmitter comes in different visions, featuring 2, 4, 6, or 8 pushbuttons. The transmitter also features 2-step pushbuttons. Both steps of each pushbutton can operate different functions like controlling the speed of a movement, step 1: slow, step 2: fast. OFF Program the transmitters 1. Remove the battery cover 2.Remove both batteries. The programming connector is placed behind the battery Receiver WARNING! The receiver must NOT be opened by any other than a qualified installer. Make sure to turn the electricity off before opening the receiver. FUSE 5A RF module FUSE 2A Function Relay SYNC. Programming port Power input Technical data Dimensions Frequency Typical response time for Stop command and commands Sensitivity Modulation method Control system Antenna impedance Power supply Antenna Stand by power Weight Housing materia Protection degree 190×184×64 (mm) 433MHz 50mS~100mS [email protected] bps 4 FSK PLL 50Ω 0.97W 1795g PA6(30% GF) IP65 Operating and storage temperature (-20°C)~(+55°C)/(-40°C)~(+65°C) Specified on the receiver Internal (External as optional) Mounting Dimensions M8 screw recommend 46,5mm 156.0mm 165,5mm Ø8.0mm 183.5mm 202,8mm 189.5mm Instruction guide Area must be free of obstructions Do not flush mount. Use the supplied mounting spring WARNING! DO NOT FLUSH MOUNT THE RECEIVING ASSEMBLY. PLEASE MAINTAIN PROPER CLEARANCE AS SHOWN. PLEASE USE THE SUPPLIED MOUNT! Maintain proper clearance Operating pushbuttons Status LED ON/HORN LED 2 LED 1 Low battery Error X1 X9 X2 X10 X3 X11 X4 X12 X5 X13 X6 X14 X7 X15 X8 X16 X17 X1 X9 1st step 2nd step Dimensions Typical response time for Stop command and commands Typical operating range Modulation method Control system Antenna impedance Power supply Antenna Average power consumption Radio-frequency power Weight (including battery) Housing materia Protection degree Operating and storage temperature 193×57×51mm 50mS~100mS 100M 4 FSK PLL 50Ω LR6(AA)1.5V x2 16mA@DC3V (default setting) <10dBm (default setting) approx.325g PA6(30% GF) IP65 (-20°C)~(+55°C) / (-40°C)~(+65°C) Frequency range 433MHz Technical data TRANSMITTER Internal Emergency off (EMO) Loop for lanyard. Change the batteries BATTERY TYPE: 2 x 1.5V(LR6 AA) START/ Horn switch The K series transmitter has an Start/Horn switch on the button-left side. The Start/Horn switch has 2 functions: 1. Press to start. 2. Press for horn while operating. Start the transmitter in operating mode 1. Turn to release the emergency off button. 2. Press the ” START” button. Turning the transmitter off Turn the transmitter off by completely pressing the emergency off button. The transmitter turns off. All relays deactivate.

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Chapter 2: General description

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Chapter 2:General description

The K series teansmitter comes in di�erent visions, featuring 2, 4, 6, or 8 pushbuttons. The transmitter also features 2-step pushbuttons. Both steps of each pushbutton can operate di�erent functions like controlling the speed of a movement, step 1: slow, step 2: fast.

OFF

Program the transmitters

1. Remove the battery cover2.Remove both batteries.The programming connector is placed behind the battery

ReceiverWARNING! The receiver must NOT be opened by any other than a quali�ed installer. Make sure to turn the electricity o� before opening the receiver.

FUSE 5A

RF moduleFUSE 2A

Function Relay SYNC.

Programming port

Power input

Technical data

Dimensions

Frequency

Typical response time for Stop command and commands

SensitivityModulation method

Control system

Antenna impedance

Power supply

AntennaStand by power

WeightHousing materia

Protection degree

190×184×64 (mm)

433MHz

50mS~100mS

[email protected] bps4 FSK

PLL

50Ω

0.97W

1795gPA6(30% GF)

IP65

Operating and storage temperature (-20°C)~(+55°C)/(-40°C)~(+65°C)

Specified on the receiver

Internal (External as optional)

Mounting Dimensions

M8 screw recommend

46,5mm

156.0mm

165,

5mm

Ø8.0m

m

183.

5mm

202,

8mm

189.5mm

Instruction guide

Area must be free of obstructions

Do not �ush mount.Use the supplied mounting spring

WARNING! DO NOT FLUSH MOUNT THE RECEIVING ASSEMBLY. PLEASE MAINTAIN PROPER CLEARANCEAS SHOWN. PLEASE USE THE SUPPLIED MOUNT!

Maintainproper clearance

Operating pushbuttons

Status LED

ON/HORN

LED 2LED 1

Low batteryError

X1X9

X2X10

X3X11

X4X12

X5X13

X6X14

X7X15

X8X16

X17

X1X9

1st step2nd step

Dimensions

Typical response time for Stopcommand and commands

Typical operating rangeModulation method

Control system

Antenna impedance

Power supplyAntennaAverage power consumptionRadio-frequency power

Weight (including battery)

Housing materia

Protection degreeOperating and storage temperature

193×57×51mm

50mS~100mS

100M4 FSK

PLL

50Ω

LR6(AA)1.5V x2

16mA@DC3V (default setting)<10dBm (default setting)

approx.325g

PA6(30% GF)

IP65

(-20°C)~(+55°C) / (-40°C)~(+65°C)

Frequency range 433MHz

Technical dataTRANSMITTER

Internal

Emergency off (EMO)

Loop for lanyard.

Change the batteriesBATTERY TYPE: 2 x 1.5V(LR6 AA)

START/ Horn switchThe K series transmitter has an Start/Horn switch on the button-left side. The Start/Horn switch has 2 functions:1. Press to start.2. Press for horn while operating.

Start the transmitter in operating mode1. Turn to release the emergency o� button. 2. Press the ” START” button.

Turning the transmitter o�Turn the transmitter o� by completely pressing the emergency o� button.The transmitter turns o�. All relays deactivate.

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Chapter 1: CUSTOMER INFORMATION

Thank you for purchasing a JUUKO product.READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE MOUNTING, INSTALLING AND CONFIGURATING THE PRODUCT.This manual includes general information concerning the operation of the radio remote control transmitter.

General Information on Safety•Persons under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol and/or other medicine that impairs their reaction may not assemble, disassemble, install, put into operation, repair or operate the product.•All conversions and modifications of an installation/system must conform to the relevant safety requirements. Work on the electrical equipment must be performed only by quali�ed, authorized personnel and in accordance with the relevant safety requirements.•In the event of malfunctioning and visible defects or irregularities, the product must be stopped, switched o� and the relevant master switches must be switched o�.

IC Statement This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionne-ment.

FCC Part 15* This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation * You are cautioned that changes or modi�cations not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.

European Union Regulatory NoticeThis device bearing the CE marking is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. This device complies with the following harmonized European standards.Safety: EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011EMC: ETSI EN30 1489-1 V1.9.2 2011-09; ETSI EN 301 489-3 V1.4.1 2002-08Radio: ETSI EN 300 220-1 v2.4.1: 2012; ETSI EN 300 220-2 v2.4.1: 2012The following CE marking is valid for EU harmonized telecommunications products.

Warning against hazardous situation

Warning against electrical voltage

Used Symbols and De�nitions for Warnings

Chapter 3: Wiring Diagram

K800GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNN/AN/AN/AN/ACOMEASTWESTN/ACOMSOUTHNORTHN/ACOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X15/X16

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

K802(U.D.)GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNCOMUP-2SCOMDOWN-2SCOMEASTWESTN/ACOMSOUTHNORTHN/ACOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X17

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNCOMUP-2SCOMDOWN-2SCOMEASTWESTE./W.-2SCOMSOUTHNORTHS./N.-2SCOM12COM1/2-2SN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X15/X16

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNCOMUP-2SCOMDOWN-2SCOMEASTWESTE./W.-2SCOMSOUTHNORTHS./N.-2SCOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X17

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

K808K806(U.D.E.W.S.N)

2A

5A

2A

5A

2A

5A

2A

5A

2

Contents

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Chapter 3: Wiring Diagram

Guarantee, service, repairs and maintenanceThe JUUKO products are covered by a guarantee/warranty against material, construction and manufacturing faults. During the guarantee/warranty period, JUUKO may replace the product or faulty parts. Work under guarantee/warranty must be carried out by JUUKO or by an authorized service centre speci�ed by JUUKO.

This is not covered by the guarantee/ warranty:▪Faults resulting from normal wear and tear ▪Parts of a consumable nature ▪Products that have been subject to unauthorized modi�cations▪Faults resulting from incorrect installation and use ▪Condensation and water damage

Maintenance:▪Repairs and maintenance must be carried out by quali�ed personnel ▪Use spare parts from JUUKO only ▪Contact your representative if you require service or other assistance ▪Keep the product in a dry, clean place▪Keep contacts and antennas clean ▪Wipe o� dust using a slightly damp,clean cloth

CONTENTS Guarantee, service, repairs and maintenance Chapter1: Customer infomation General Information on SafetyChapter2: General description General description END USER INSTRUCTIONSChapter 3: Receiver Wiring Diagram

Chapter 4: Troubleshooting

K804(U.D.E.W.)GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNCOMUP-2SCOMDOWN-2SCOMEASTWESTE./W.-2SCOMSOUTHNORTHN/ACOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X17

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

K804(U.D.S.N.)GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNCOMUP-2SCOMDOWN-2SCOMEASTWESTN/ACOMSOUTHNORTHS./N.-2SCOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X17

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

K804(E.W.S.N.)GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNN/AN/AN/AN/ACOMEASTWESTE./W.-2SCOMSOUTHNORTHS./N.-2SCOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X17

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

K802(S.N.)GROUNDPOWER1POWER2COMEMERG.-STOPCOMUPCOMDOWNN/AN/AN/AN/ACOMEASTWESTN/ACOMSOUTHNORTHS./N.-2SCOM12N/AN/AN/AN/ACOMHORN

Relay Y1

Relay Y2

Relay Y3

Relay Y4

Relay Y5

Relay Y6

Relay Y7

Relay Y8

Relay Y9

Relay Y10

Relay Y11

Relay Y12

Relay Y13

Relay Y14

Relay Y15

Button X1

Button X2

Button X9

Button X10

Button X3

Button X4

Button X11/X12

Button X5

Button X6

Button X13/X14

Button X7

Button X8

Button X17

Button X18

Button X17

Y16 Y17

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POWER

2A

5A2A

5A

2A

5A

2A

5A

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Chapter 4: Troubleshooting

(English)Standard settings

-Corrosion on the battery

terminals.

-Low battery.

-Damage batteries.

-Transmitter is not

communicating with the

receiver.

-Push button damaged.

-Clean the battery

terminals.

-Replace the batteries.

-Check the power supply

of the receiver.

-Check the fuse in the

receiver

-Contact the dealers.

Failure Analysis SolutionLED Signal SHORT

LONG

LED red LED green

LED red LED green

LED red LED green

LED red LED green

Transmitter

ReceiverShould an error occur, the LED of the receiver will indicate the cause.

-RF error

-RF error

-Receiver is not powered.

-Check the antenna and make sure it is not loose. -Change a new RF module.-Contact dealer

-Check the antenna and make sure it is not loose. -Change a new RF module.-Contact dealer

-Check the fuse.-Check the power supply.

Failure Analysis Solution

LED red LED green

LED green

LED green

LED Signal SHORT

LONG

LED red

LED red The receiver is receiving data.

(K800~K808)30C-EN01【HS】

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Radio remote control systemBASIC INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

K800K802(U.D.),(S.N.)

K804(U.D.E.W.),(U.D.S.N.),(E.W.S.N.)

K806(U.D.E.W.S.N.)

K808