NBB Controls and Components PEVO PocketEvo User Manual BA Umschlag PocketEvo AA ZULASSUNG USA 07 17 indd

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NBB Controls +
Components
GmbH
Flexibly designed complete solutions
Radio Control Systems – Cable Control Systems – Infrared Control Systems
Operating instructions USA/Canada
PocketEvo
Transmitter
Receiver
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Contents
General information .................................................................... 4
Transmitter PocketEvo ® .............................................................. 6
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General information
Standard scope of delivery
	– Transmitter including carrying system
– Receiver with integrated mounting holes
– Integrated connection cable or adapter cable for receiver
The order confirmation and/or delivery note is binding for the actual scope of delivery.
Safety information
	Even if you have already operated radio control systems, always read these operating
instructions before commissioning. Only these operating instructions include the latest
information about your NBB radio control system.
	Please refer to the enclosed documents for explanations about the operating license. Always observe
the relevant work safety and accident prevention regulations. Only trained and authorized persons may
operate the NBB radio control system. The safety features installed in the NBB radio control system
must be checked regularly.
	The NBB radio control system must be shut down immediately in case of failures. The transmitter
must be switched off using the EMERGENCY STOP switch or STOP button. The connection cable
at the receiver must be disconnected from the connection (terminal) of the controlled system.
The radio control system may only be repaired by NBB or specialists authorized by NBB.
	Disregarding these recommendations puts you and others in danger!
NBB refuses any warranty and liability in such cases. The radio control system is used to control machines
and transmit data. In explosive atmospheres or for the control of machines for the transport of persons
it may not be used, unless specifically authorized by the manufacturer for this application. Any different
use is prohibited and releases NBB from any responsibility.
	Never expose the radio control system to strong jet high pressure cleaning equipment!
Nameplates
	The nameplates specify transmitter and receiver type, serial number, frequency range and approval
for non-EU countries. Please always advise serial number for queries.
Example:
Transmitter Type / Version:
Factory No.:
Frequency:
PocketEvo
999 899 4990
902 – 928 MHz
Maintenance
The NBB radio control system is maintenance-free. Nevertheless observe the following points:
– Check EMERGENCY STOP and STOP function regularly.
– Remove residues of building material.
–	Disconnect receiver from power supply before welding work, to avoid the risk of damage to
the receiver electronics.
– Check regularly for worn parts.
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Warranty
NBB grants a functional warranty of 12 months from the date of sale on all NBB radio control systems
(transmitter, receiver, charger). Working hours and material costs are included in the warranty. Shipping
costs shall be at the expense of the buyer. Worn parts, relays, rechargeable batteries and batteries are
excluded from the warranty.
The functional warranty does not cover damage, accidental damage, negligence, improper use, noncompliance of the operating conditions, non-observance of the operating, test and service information
as well as for repairs or device modifications that are not authorized by NBB.
NBB is not liable for indirect damage and reserves the right to decide on improvements or replacements.
In the event of faults
Stop work immediately if a fault event occurs with the NBB radio control system!
Please note that even small faults can lead to extensive defects. Always contact your dealer or NBB in
the event of a fault. Do not attempt to repair the NBB radio system.
US-FCC and CANADA IC
FCC notes
Part 15.105 Statement
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful
interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Part 15.21 Statement
Changes or modifications made to this equipment not expressly approved by NBB Controls + Components GmbH
may void the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.
IC notes
The installer of this radio equipment must ensure that the antenna is located or pointed such that it does not
emit RF field in excess of Health Canada limits for the general population; consult Safety Code 6, obtainable
from Health Canada’s website www.hcsc.gc.ca/rpb
RSS-GEN
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).
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.
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'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage
est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
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Transmitter PocketEvo ®
Variations
PocketEvo® minor
PocketEvo® media
PocketEvo® magna
PocketEvo® minor-LCD
PocketEvo® media-LCD
PocketEvo® magna-LCD
Type of Push button
Proportional (optional 1-, 2- or 3-steps)
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Commissioning
> Operating voltage 2.4 V / 3,0 V
L oosen the retaining screw of the battery compartment on the back site of the transmitter and remove
the cover. Insert 2 fully charged AA 1.2 V NiMH batteries (or 1.5 V batteries) in the battery compartment,
close cover and tighten retaining screw.
	Charge the rechargeable battery c ompletely before initial use.
1. Loosen the retaining screw
2. Remove the cover
If the NBB radio control system won’t be used for a long period of time, it is strongly recommended
remove the battery from transmitter and charge the battery approx. every 4 weeks. This prevents
deep discharge of the battery and enhances its service life.
Please refer to the technical documents for the exact design.
Safety equipment
> Safety equipment in the NBB radio control system
– EMERGENCY STOP or STOP function
– Zero position interlock
P lease check the sleeves and the housing for breaks and cracks each time before commissioning the
transmitter. Contact your service team if necessary. Non-observance can cause malfunctions and water
damage.
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Transmitter PocketEvo ®
Operation of the system
> Switching the transmitter on and off
CDC-key (Customer Data Collection)
	– The transmitter can only be started with the CDC-key inserted.
– If the CDC-key is not present, the display changesbetween “no” and “tA”.
– CDC-key contains customer-specific parameters.
Design with emergency stop
	– Unlock the emergency stop pushbutton by turning clockwise to switch on the transmitter.
– The transmitter vibrates shortly.
– In operation two red dots flash alternately in the display.
– Switch off the transmitter by pressing the emergency stop pushbutton once.
	After pressing the emergency stop pushbutton, the transmitter sends stop telegrams for 2 seconds
to switch off the system. This shut-off time is displayed on the LED display by the external segments
rotating clockwise.
		To ensure faultless free operation, please observe the following rules:
The system to be controlled – provided the transmitter is ready for operation – can only be switched on
if no command is activated. To start the system to be controlled and to activate the functions press the
Operation: Two red dots flash
“On/Horn” button, which also triggers a horn signal. Due to work specifications, the same button is
alternately.
used for triggering repeated horn signals.
> Frequency change
To change the frequency, press and hold the left side button “On/Horn”. Press now the right side
button “frequency change”. If the receiver locks on a new frequency, a horn signal is triggered and
the system is ready for operation. Please observe the country-specific regulations.
1. On/Horn
2. Frequency change
> Channel number
During operation the set channel can be displayed by pressing the “Frequency switching” key.
For transmitters without an LED display, the information is displayed in the monochrome.
	Please refer to the technical documents for the exact position of the “On/Horn”
and “Frequency switching” buttons.
> Battery life warnings
The quick blinking of the letters “Lo” in the display shows the end of the battery capacity. From this time
the operation of the transmitter is approx. 15 minutes possible, depending on battery type or batterypack.
During this time, bring the unit into a safe position, switch off the transmitter and replace the batteries
with charged batteries. For transmitters without an LED display, the information is displayed in the
monochrome.
> Energy saving function
If no buttons are pressed within a specified time*, the transmitter switches off automatically. The display
turns off. A transmitter can also be manufactured without a standby function for continuous operation
as an option.
*The standby time can be set as desired.
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Transmitter PocketEvo ®
SMP-Technologie – Surface Mounted Push buttons
> Changing the Surface Mounted Push buttons
–
–
–
–
Switch off the transmitter and remove the battery.
Unscrew the threaded sleeve with the supplied special key and pull it outwards.
Remove the SMP-button from the top. Insert the new SMP-button.
Place the threaded sleeve over the SMP push button again and screw it tight.
Start teach mode after changing the SMP-buttons (see below).
> Surface Mounted Push buttons teach mode activation with pushbutton
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To activate teach mode, the transmitter must be switched off.
1. Press and hold the “Frequency switching” key.
2. Switch the transmitter on.
3. The letters “tt” appear in the monochrome after 2 seconds.
4. Release the “Frequency switching” key.
5. Push the button all the way down as quickly as possible. If the corresponding push button number
appears in the display, the push button can be released again. Repeat step 5 for all other SMP push
buttons. It is not necessary to reactivate the teachmode.
6. Teachmode ends automatically when all SMP push buttons are activated. The transmitter vibrates
shortly.
7. Attention! The transmitter is now in working mode!
If “tt” does not appear in the display, please switch off the transmitter
and start teach mode activation from the beginning!
> Surface Mounted Push buttons teach mode activation with pushbutton and display
To activate teach mode, the transmitter must be switched off.
1. Press and hold the “Frequency switching” key.
2. Switch the transmitter on.
3. The letters “tt” appear in the monochrome after 2 seconds.
4. Release the “Frequency switching” key.
5. Push the button all the way down as quickly as possible. If the corresponding push button number
appears in the display, the push button can be released again. Repeat step 5 for all other SMP push
buttons. It is not necessary to reactivate the teachmode.
6. Teachmode ends automatically when all SMP push buttons are activated. The transmitter vibrates
shortly.
7. Attention! The transmitter is now in working mode!
If “tt” does not appear in the display, please switch off the transmitter
and start teach mode activation from the beginning!
Push buttons to enter and store min and max values for valves could differ from the description above.
In this case a separate supplemental information sheet will be attached to the operating instructions.
Technical data
Transmitter
PocketEvo®
Transmission frequency range
See nameplate
Data security
Addressing each transmitter using a unique Binary bit code combination
Data repetition rate
Approx. 15 ms/60 ms
LF-modulation
GFSK
Baud rate
9.600 Baud (Bit/sec.)
Range
Up to 100 m (depending on environment)
Operating voltage
2,4 V – 2 x AA 1.2 V NiMH batteries
3,0 V – 2 x 1,5 V batteries
Current consumption
< 100 mA bei 3 V
RF output
< 750 μW
Protection class
IP 65
Operating ambient temperature
– 20 to + 70 °C
PocketEvo® minor / PocketEvo® minor-LCD:
Weight (without battery)
approx. 600 g
PocketEvo® media / PocketEvo® media-LCD: approx. 660 g
PocketEvo® magna / PocketEvo® magna-LCD: approx. 730 g
PocketEvo® minor / PocketEvo® minor-LCD:
Masse (L x B x H)
257 x 93 x 60 mm
PocketEvo® media / PocketEvo® media-LCD: 285 x 93 x 60 mm
PocketEvo® magna / PocketEvo® magna-LCD: 321 x 93 x 60 mm
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Transmitter PocketEvo ®
Meaning error identification
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LED Figure
Reason
Solution
Error 0
“Er” and “00”
No Calibration in Transmitter
calibrate Transmitter
Error 1
“Er” and “01”
Button 1
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 2
“Er” and “02”
Button 2
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 3
“Er” and “03”
Button 3
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 4
“Er” and “04”
Button 4
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 5
“Er” and “05”
Button 5
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 6
“Er” and “06”
Button 6
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 7
“Er” and “07”
Button 7
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 8
“Er” and “08”
Button 8
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 9
“Er” and “09”
Button 9
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 10
“Er” and “10”
Button 10
not present / exchanged /
defect / pressed by Power on
Install Button / teach Transmitter /
get new Button / free Button by Power on
Error 11
“Er” and “11”
magnetic field in
Eviroment too strong
turn off Transmitter
Error RFID
“no” and “tA”
no CDC-Key
ask CDC-Key from NBB
Error Config.
“no” and “CF”
No Configurations in CDC-Key
ask Configurations from NBB
Error Battery
“Er” and “bt”
Battery empty
change Battery
Meaning warning identification
LED Figure
Reason
Solution
Warning 1
“01” flash
Button 1 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 2
“02” flash
Button 2 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 3
“03” flash
Button 3 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 4
“04” flash
Button 4 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 5
“05” flash
Button 5 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 6
“06” flash
Button 6 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 7
“07” flash
Button 7 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 8
“08” flash
Button 8 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 9
“09” flash
Button 9 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Warning 10
“10” flash
Button 10 is near failure status
contact NBB Service
Battery Warning
“Lo”
low Charge in Battery
change Battery
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NBB Controls, Inc.
5909 School Avenue
Henrico, Virginia (VA) 23228
Phone:
800 706-4489 (only USA)
Phone: +1 804 262-4846
Fax: +1 804 262-0596
sales@nbbcontrols.com
www.nbbcontrols.com
Headquarter
NBB Controls + Components GmbH
Otto-Hahn-Straße 3 – 5
75248 Ölbronn-Dürrn
GERMANY
Fon: +49 7237 999-0
Fax: +49 7237 999-199
sales@nbb.de
www.nbbcontrols.de
Edition 07/17 · We reserve the right to alter specifications without notice.

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