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Contents

1. General information ............................................................................. 3

2. Warnings .............................................................................................. 4
3. General information of use .................................................................. 4
4. Inspection before operation ................................................................. 5
5. System description ............................................................................... 6
5.1 System components ........................................................................... 7
5.2 Characteristics parameter for main components................................ 8
5.2.1 Central unit ..................................................................................... 8
5.2.2 Operate console .............................................................................. 8
5.2.3 Pressure transducer ......................................................................... 9
5.2.4 Length/Angle sensor ....................................................................... 9
5.3 Control and alarm ............................................................................ 10
6. Description of system components .................................................... 11
6.1 LCD display ..................................................................................... 11
6.1.1 Display content ............................................................................. 11
6.2 Description of the display ................................................................ 12
6.2.1 Bargraph (load moment percentage)............................................. 12
6.2.2 Operation code set ........................................................................ 13
6.2.3 Reeving setting ............................................................................. 14
6.2.4 Setting time ................................................................................... 15
6.2.5 Memory check .............................................................................. 16

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6.2.6 Print data ....................................................................................... 16

6.3 Error code ........................................................................................ 16
6.4 Limitation of boon angle ................................................................. 18
6.4.1 Setting of upper angle limitation .................................................. 18
6.4.2 Setting of lower angle limitation .................................................. 19
6.4.3 Delete of angle setting .................................................................. 19
6.5 Tare display ...................................................................................... 20
6.6 Alarm stop ........................................................................................ 21
6.7 Indication Light ............................................................................... 22
6.7.1 A2B indication light ...................................................................... 22
6.7.2 Pre-warning light .......................................................................... 23
6.7.3 Overload warning light ................................................................. 23
7. Daily maintenance ............................................................................. 23
7.1 Content of maintenance ................................................................... 23
7.2 Replace the fuse ............................................................................... 24
7.3 Adjustment for the length sensor ..................................................... 24
7.4 Adjustment for the angle sensor ...................................................... 25
7.5 Buzzer .............................................................................................. 26
7.6 Length cable of the length sensor .................................................... 26
8. Error codes and remedy ..................................................................... 27
9. HC3926 LMI system connection drawing ......................................... 40
10. Operation mode list.......................................................................... 41

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1. General information

The load moment indicator (LMI) HC3926 can be equipped with

various cranes and has been designed to provide the crane operator with
the essential information which enable the machine to be used within its
designed parameters.
Using various sensing devices and operation mode, the HC3926
LMI monitors all crane functions and provides the operator with a real
time working condition parameter. The readings continuously change
with the crane action.
The HC3926 LMI also provides the operator with information
regarding the length and angle of the boom, tip height, working radius,
rated load and actual load. If non permitted conditions are approached,
the HC3926 LMI will warn the operator by an audible alarm, or a
warning light at the same time send out a cutting-off signal.
Combining with some control circuit of the crane, the operators
can only work to the safe direction, and telescope out, boom luffing
down, hoist up will be stopped.

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2. Warnings

The HC3926 LMI is an operational aid which warns a crane

operator of an approaching of over-hoist condition and of overload
conditions which may cause damage to equipment and personnel.
This device is not, and should not, be a substitute for good
judgment, experience and accepted safe crane operating procedures, the
operator is solely responsible for the safe operation of the crane and
must observe and obey all warnings and instructions supplied by the
crane manufacturer .
Prior to operating a crane equipped with a operational aid, the
operator must carefully and thoroughly read and understand the
information in this manual and the crane manufacturer’s manual to
insure that the operator knows the operation and limitations of the
operational aid and crane. Proper functioning is dependent on proper
daily inspection and observance of the operating instructions set forth in
this manual.

3. General information of use

(1) The LMI is a protection aid. To use it properly the operator

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must comply with this manual Ensure that operation is under permitted
conditions Abide the safe operation rule Abide other rules and notes.
(2) Before operation the operator must switch on and ensure LMI
system works well.
(3) Forbid heavily shake central unit, display and sensors.
(4) Unauthorized personnel can’t remove the shell, otherwise
moisture and dust will go into the inner part.
(5) Cut off the electricity while moving the crane.
(6) Gently clean the display with pledget.

4. Inspection before operation

(1) Check the cable of the length/angle sensor.

(2) Check the cable of the other parts.
(3) Switch on and check the display.
(4) After the properly work of the display, please check the system.
If you find some problems that you can’t solve, please directly contact
with us.

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5. System description

The HC3926 load moment indicator consists of a central

microprocessor unit (central unit), operating console, length/angle
sensor，pressure transducer and anti-two-block switch.
The system operates on the principle of reference/actual
comparison.
The actual value, resulting from the pressure measurement is
compared with the reference data stored in the central processor
memory and evaluated in the microprocessor. When limits are reached,
an overload-warning signal is generated at the operator’s console.
At the same time, the dangerous crane movements, such as hoist up,
telescope out and boom down will be stopped (need the cooperation of
the crane’s circuit).
The data regarding the crane, such as load capacity charts, boom
weights, centers of gravity and other geometry parameters are stored in
memory chips in the central processor unit and calculated by the central
unit for operation condition.
Boom length and angle are measured by the length/angle sensor,
which is mounted on the boom. The length cable reel also serves for

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signal transmission for the anti-two-block switch.

The actual load is measure by the pressure transducer which
separately mounted in the cylinder piston and cylinder rod and then sent
to the central unit and calculated by microprocessor.
Pressure transducers attached to the main and auxiliary hoisting
rope measure the crane load.

5.1 System components

(1) Central unit

(2) Operate console
(3) Length/angle sensor
(4) Pressure transducer (one or two)
(5) A2B switch

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5.2 Characteristics parameter for main components

5.2.1 Central unit

Power supply: DC24V(-25%～+50%)
Temperature: -20℃ ～ +70℃
Humidity: below 95%
Protection class: IP42

5.2.2 Operate console

Power supply: DC10V ～ 30V
Temperature: -20℃ ～ +70℃
Humidity: below 95%
Protection class: IP42

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5.2.3 Pressure transducer

Power supply: DC +24V(-25%～+50%)
Output signal: 4mA～20mA
Calibration temperature: -25℃～+70℃
Working temperature: -40℃～ +85℃
Storage temperature: -50℃～+100℃
Accuracy class: 1
Protection class: IP65
Linearity error: < +/- 1% F.S
Temperature drifts of zero point and sensitivity per degree
centigrade: < 0.3‰/℃

5.2.4 Length/Angle sensor

Install position: one side of the crane’s main boom
Protection class: IP 65

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5.3 Control and alarm

1. Alarm for:
● Over load
● Over-hoist
● System error
Any of above condition happens, HC3926 will send alarm signal or
stop crane movement toward dangerous.
2. Prohibit
● Boom luffing down
● Boom telescope out
● Hoist up
When system alarm any of above movement will be stopped, and
only operation toward safety is allowed.
3. Weighing
● Actual load
● Net weight
The actual load will be displayed and if you press “net weight”
button, then the weight of the weighing tool will be set to 0 and the
display is only the net weight of the load.

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6. Description of system components

6.1 LCD display

It is generally installed in the operate console where the best place

for the operator to watch the displayed data. Mostly is in front of the
operator.

the operator’s
field of vision.

6.1.1 Display content

(1) Time (or error code)…………………...………. . (time or E xx)
(2) Actual load ……………………………….…….. ( unit: ton)
(3) Rated load ………………………………….…....(unit: ton)
(4) Hoist height ………………………………….…. (unit: m)
(5) Operation code …………………………………...( numerical )
(6) Reeving code ……………………………………. ( numerical )

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(7) Lower angle limit ………………………. .…( unit: centigrade )

(8) Bargraph (load moment percentage) …….. .. ( unit: %)
(9) Upper angle limit ………………… ….. . . . ..( unit: centigrade)
(10) Boom length ……………...……….…..…. . (unit: m)
(11) Boom angle …………………… ….. . . .. .…(unit: centigrade)
(13) Working radius …………………..….….…...(unit: m)

6.2 Description of the display

6.2.1 Bargraph (load moment percentage)

As the rated load change with motion of the crane, the bargraph
will constantly change on the display thus to correspond with the cranes’
rated data.
The bargraph has three areas:
— green area : within 90% of the rated load moment

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— yellow prewarning area: reaching 90%～100% of the rated

load moment
— red warning area: exceeding 100% of the rated load moment
6.2.2 Operation code set
To adjust LMI’s parameter according to the actual working
condition of the crane. Before operation the crane, operation code
should coincident with the actual operation condition. Correct ways of
choose an operation code:
Press the button “function” for confirmation then it displays:

Function setting

Setting OM
Setting Reevings
Setting time
Print
Error code

Please choose “setting OM” and then press “enter”, it displays:

Setting OM
OM code 01

Setting for current OM ，press “ ” and

“ ” for increase or decrease the OM value.
Press “enter” for return. Obey the regulation!

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You can use “ ” or “ ” to adjust the operation condition

value the same as the actual value. After that please press “enter” to
return to the normal interface.
6.2.3 Reeving setting
To ensure that the displayed value is the same with the actual
reeving before start work.
The correct way of setting reevings:
Press the button “function” and then the “ ” button, it displays:

Function setting

Setting OM
Setting reevings
Setting time
Print
Error code

Press the “enter” on the display and then you can see:

Setting reevings
Reeving 01

Setting current rope number as reeving

01.Press “ ” and “ ” for increase or
decrease the OM value. Press “enter” for
return. Obey the regulation!

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You can use “ ” or “ ” to adjust the displayed reeving value

the same as the actual value. After that please press “enter” to return to
the normal interface.
6.2.4 Setting time
Correctly setting of time is the basic work of counting and
operating.
To set to local time. Press” function” and then the key “ ”. It
displays:

Function setting

Setting OM
Setting reevings
Setting time
Print
Error code

You can use “ ” or “ ” to choose the “Setting time” item and

press “enter”. Then it displays:

****** Setting time ******

* *Y 2004
**M 10
**D 29
**H 11
**M 36

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And then you can “ ” or “ ” to set the correct time and press
“enter”. Then you can see:

****** Setting time ******

**Y 2004
**M 10
**D ※ 29
**H 11
**M 36

After setting the correct time then move the hand cursor to “back”
and press “enter” then return to the normal interface.
6.2.5 Memory check
This function is only available for the manufacture of crane.
6.2.6 Print data
For LMI system which consist print application.

6.3 Error code

In case of a malfunction of the system the display will indicate a

code which identifies the system malfunction. Thus the operator can
find and eliminate the malfunction and make maintenance.
Right way of checking the malfunction:
Press “function” button and choose “Error code” and press“enter”.

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See picture 16

Function setting

Setting OM
Setting reevings
Setting time
Query for store
Print
Error code

You can use “ ” or “ ” to check the information of the

error code. Then press “enter” return to the normal interface. See the
interface of error code page:

Error code E19

malfunction ： reference voltage error
cause ： 1. The reference voltage in the
measuring point SPGSUM is lower than 3.6V
2. A/D converter is defective
remedy：1. Check the power supply
2. Replace main board

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6.4 Limitation of boon angle

HC3926 LMI system has the function of confining angle scope of

the crane’s boom. In order to warn the operator of dangerous working
conditions such like buildings, bridges and high-volt wirings it should
reset the angle limitation of the boom after the boom telescope out
again.

Warning

The angle limitation function of HC3926 system is only a

warning purpose no control function. The user can select this
function according to the actual condition. Each time restart the
LMI system it is asked to reset the angle limitation.

6.4.1 Setting of upper angle limitation

Please boom up to the maximum safe angle and press this button
before operate the crane. Then the LMI system set this angel as the
upper limitation. The signal will light and display “upper angle
limitation xx°”. If this limitation is exceeded the button’s signal will
light and LMI sound alarm to warn the operator to take care.

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6.4.2 Setting of lower angle limitation

Please boom down to the minimum safe angle and press this button
before operate the crane. Then the LMI system set this angel as the
lower limitation. The signal will light and display “lower angle
limitation xx°”. If the actual angle is lower than this value the button’s
signal will light and LMI sound alarm to warn the operator to take care.

6.4.3 Delete of angle setting

Press the “upper” and “lower” button at the same time then the set

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limitation was deleted.

6.5 Tare display

The net weight refers to the only actual load without the other
appendix such as hook weight.
When empty load (including: hook) please press “net weight”
button on the display and it will indicate “0” (see pic.20); If the boom
angle keep unchanged then the displayed value is the net weight of the
load.

nothing on
the hook press
the key “tare”

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something
on the hook

Warning

Make sure the boom movement be in allowed scope

when hoist with load. To delete the function of “net weight”
just change the radius.

6.6 Alarm stop

HC3926 system will sound aloud under the following conditions:

— reach to maximum rated capacity
— the hook approach the tip of limitation
— reach to angle limitation
— LMI system malfunction
— wrong operation
By pressing the button of” alarm stop” the alarm will be stopped
for 15 seconds.

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6.7 Indication Light

6.7.1 A2B indication light

See picture (right)
The red warning light will light up as soon as the anti-two-block
limit Switch contact open, indicating that a two-blocking condition is
approaching. At the same time the audible alarm will sound. The
following crane movements will be stopped subsequently: hoist up,
telescope out, boom down. In order to avoid any injury to people or
crane, please check the A2B system before operating the crane in the
following procedure:
a. Manually lifting the weight attached to the anti two-block
switches, then the audible alarm sound and the anti two-block alarm
light will light.
b. Slowly raise the hook or lower the boom or extend(telescope)
the boom to create a potential two-block condition, when the hook lifts
the weight, the audible alarm sound, the anti two-block alarm light will
light and the crane movement such as hoist up, luffing down, telescopic
out will be stopped.
c. If the light and audible alarm do not function as described and
the crane movements are not stopped, the system is not working

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properly. The malfunction shall be corrected before operating the crane.

6.7.2 Pre-warning light
See picture (right)

The yellow load moment pre-warning light will light up when the
load on the crane reaches the defined pre-warning area 90%～100% of
the rated capacity, thus indicating that an overload condition is
approaching. This means for the operator to continue his crane operation
with extreme caution.
6.7.3 Overload warning light
The red “Stop” light will light up and alarm Sound when the actual
load reach to 100% of the rated capacity. The crane movement such as
hoist up, boom stretch out and luffing down will be stopped. This
condition can be eliminated when hoist down the load or luffing up.

7. Daily maintenance

7.1 Content of maintenance

A. Check the connection of the cable. Replace if any defective.

B. Check the insulation of the connection cable and induction cable
of the length angle sensor and A2B Switch. Replace if any
defective.

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C. Check the sensibility of the A2B Switch.

D. Check the cable reel (loose or not).
E. Check the pressure transducer on the hydraulic and the
connection line.

7.2 Replace the fuse

Malfunction: only alarm sound no cut-off output power

Remedy: replace the 10A refuse

7.3 Adjustment for the length sensor

To adjust the length of the boom in the following way:

Retract the boom to basic boom length and check the pre-stress of
the cable reel (cable must be tight). Then open the housing of the
length/angle sensor and use the screwdriver turn the axis of the length
potentiometer (see the arrow mark) till the displayed boom length
accord with the basic boom length.

Adjustment of length sensor

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7.4 Adjustment for the angle sensor

The angle sensor is installed in the same housing with the length
sensor.
First, retract the boom to the basic length and make sure the
displayed value accord with the actual length. Use the angle instrument
or the tape measure to check whether the actual angle between 10°and
70°keep the same with the displayed value. If not then must adjust the
angle sensor. You can loose the install bolt with an arrow mark in the
picture and write down the angle degree.
Adjust the angle sensor to change the radius. Usually per 0.5°
accord with 100mm. And then luffing to 70° and check the radius
again. Repeat the above action till the displayed value accord with the
actual value. And then tight the bolt again.

Adjustment of angle sensor

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7.5 Buzzer

If the system display in order and no any error code but the buzzer
aloud without stop then you should check the connection between the
length cable and A2B switch to see whether it drop off or water fall in.

7.6 Length cable of the length sensor

The reason for the length cable that cannot drawback when the
boom retract or length cable loose when the boom retract to the basic
condition is that the mechanic peculiarity of the reelspring or the length
cable fall off the tank so the retrieve force decrease.
To solve the problem just tight the length cable inside the cable reel
for several rounds:
1. Withdraw the crane and lay the boom on the frame
2. Tight the cable reel for several rounds to make the length cable
can be draw out as normal
3. If tighting the cable cause boom length wrong display then
adjust the length sensor till the displayed value accord with the actual
boom length

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8. Error codes and remedy

During the operations in case of any improper operation or LMI

system malfunction the display will indicate a code which identifies the
error for the operator’s reference. Some errors are caused by LMI
malfunction and some errors are caused by operator’s improper action.

Mark: If you need any help please do not hesitate to contact us

phone: +86 516 87885700 fax +86 516 87793971

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Malfunctions table
Error
Error Cause Elimination
code
Fallen below the
Fallen below minimum radius or
Luff down the
the radius exceeding the maximum
boom to a radius or
E01 range or angle specified in the
angle preset in the
angle range respective load chart due
load chart
exceeded to luffing up the boom
too far

The maximum radius was

Max. radius
exceeded or fallen below Luff up the boom
exceeded or
the minimum angle to a radius or an
E02 fallen below
specified in the respective angle reset in the
the angle
load chart due to luffing load chart
range
down the boom too far
Boom
position is Move boom back
Exceeded the permissible
E03 out of the to the permissible
working area with load
permissible working area
working area
Correctly set
operating mode
Incorrect setting of OM
Operating according to actual
or enter into
E04 mode not operation or move
impermissible working
existing back to the
area
permissible
working area

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Error
Error Cause
code
a) boom has been
extended too far or not
enough ,e.g. if operation
is only admitted up to a
certain boom length or for
load charts of jibs with
the boom having to be
extended to a certain
length
b) the length sensor
adjustment changed i.e.
length sensor cable slid
Prohibited off the length sensor drum
E05 c) clutch between length
length ange
sensor pot and drive is
defective
d) cable between the
central unit and the length
sensor defective or slack
e) length potentiometer
defective
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Elimination
a) telescope boom
to correct length,
given in the load
capacity chart
b) retract the boom,
check the pre-stress
of the cable reel(the
rope has to be under
traction open the
length sensor and
carefully turn the
length pot
counterclockwise
by use of a
screwdriver to
make the displayed
value the same with
the actual length of
the boom
c) completely
replace the clutch
with the drive
wheel and adjust
length sensor pot as
described at b
d) check cable as
well as connectors
and exchange, if
necessary
e) replace length
pot
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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code

Fallen below the

Luff up the
Fallen below minimum angle range
luffing jib to a
angle range during specified in the
E06 radius or angle
luffing jib respective load chart
indicted in the
operation due to luffing down
load chart
the jib too far

Replace relay, if
No this replacement
Overload relay is
acknowledgement is not satisfactory
E07 caught, defective or is
from the overload the connection
not being driven
relay board has to be
replaced, too

Replace relay if
No replacement not
A2B-relay is caught,
acknowledgement satisfactory the
E08 defective or is not
of the A2B switch connection board
being driven
relay has to be
replaced, too

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code
Replace relay, if
this replacement
The relay 2 in the
No is not
connection board is
E09 acknowledgment satisfactory, the
defective or not being
of the relay 2 connection board
driven
has to be
replaced, too
a) cable between
length sensor and a) check cable
central unit defective and connectors
not connected or as well and
Fallen below limit
water in the replace, if
for the measuring
E11 connectors necessary
channel “length
b) length sensor pot b) replace length
telescopic boom”
defective sensor pot
c) electronic board in c) replace main
the measuring board
channel defective
a) cable leading from a) check cable
the central unit to the and connectors
Fallen below pressure transducers as well and
lower limit value defective or water in replace, if
for the measuring the connectors. necessary.
E 12
channel “ pressure b) pressure transducer b) replace
transducer rod defective pressure
side” c)electronic board in transducer
the measuring c)replace main
channel defective board

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code
a)cable between a) check cable
central unit to the &connectors as
Fallen below pressure transducer well and
lower limit value defective or water in replace, if
for the measuring the connectors necessary
E13
channel “pressure b)pressure transducer b) replace
transducer piston defective pressure
side” c)electronic board in transducer
the measuring channel c) replace main
defective board
a)cable between
central unit to the a) check cable
length/angle sensor &connectors as
Fallen below
defective, loose or well and replace
lower limit value
water in the connectors if necessary
E15 for the measuring
b) angle sensor b) replace angle
channel “angle
defective sensor
main boom”
c) electronic board in c) replace main
the measuring channel board
defective

a) cable between
central unit to the a) check cable
length/angle sensor & connector as
Fallen below defective, loose or well, replace if
lower limit value
water in the connectors necessary.
E16 for the measuring
channel “luffing b) angle sensor b) replace angle
jib angle” defective connector
c) electronic board in c) replace main
the measuring channel board
defective

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code

a) reference voltage is a) check supply

Reference less than 3.6V voltage
E19
voltage defective b) A/D converter b) replace
defective main board

a) cable between a)check cable&

length/angle sensor to connectors and
Exceeded the central unit defective replace if
upper limit value or water in the necessary
E21 for measuring connectors b) replace
channel “length b) length pot defective length
telescopic boom” c) electronic board in potentiometer
the measuring channel c) replace main
defective board

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code

a) cable between a) check cable

Exceeded the
pressure transducer to and connector,
upper limit
central unit defective or and replace if
value for
water in the connector necessary
measuring
E22 b) pressure transducer b) replace
channel
defective pressure
“pressure
c) electronic board in the transducer
transducer rod
measuring channel c) replace main
side”
defective board

a)cable from central unit

a) check cable as
to pressure transducer
Upper limit well as plugs,
defective or water inside
value in replace if need
the plugs
measuring b) replace
E23 b)pressure transducer
channel “rod pressure
defective
-side pressure” transducer
c)electronic board in the
exceeded c) replace main
measuring channel
board
defective
a) cable between central
a) check cable &
unit to length/angle
Exceeded upper connectors
sensor defective or water
limit value for replace if need
in the water
E25 measuring b) replace angle
b) angle sensor defective
channel “angle sensor
c)electronic board in the
main boom” c) replace main
measuring channel
board
defective

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code
a) cable between central
Exceeded a)check cable &
unit to length/angle sensor
upper limit connector repl. if
defective or water in the
value for need
connectors
E26 measuring b) replace angle
b) angle sensor defective
channel sensor
c) electronic board in the
“angle c) replace main
measuring channel
luffing jib” board
defective
a) check voltage
Reference a) reference voltage is
supply
E29 voltage higher than 4.4V
b) replace main
defective b) A/D converter defective
board
a) set the overload
a) chip trouble chips’ jumper
Cannot
b) chip drop off (JIP1,JP2)to 512K
store the
c) in-correct setting of the b) replace chips
E31 overload
chip’s jumper and test the
memory’s
d) overload record over overload record
counter
than 1000 times c) replace main
board

Wrong The system program in the

system SLI does not match the Replace system
E38
program in programming in the data program EPROM
the SL1 EPROM

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code
a) check the ground
connection of the sensors
b) check the test-point’s
c) check 8V voltage
d) check if the analog signal
The voltage
Voltage of the is connected with high
supply in the
analog input voltage
analog
E39 over than it’s e) check if the A2B switch
channel or
measurement connect with high voltage
A2B switch is
range f) use HC4900 checker to
over 5V
check if there is high voltage
g) if it cause the circuit
board distortion by
tightening the screw replace
main board
Error in the
internal write/
a) replace computer module
read memory
E41 C167
(RAM) of the
b) replace main board
computer
module C167
Error in the
external
a) replace write/read memory
write/read
E42 (CMOS)
memory
b) replace SLI main board
(RAM)
defective

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code

a) chips drop off

a) high voltage in the
b) incorrect setting
analog channel
of the chip’s
Cannot write b) check the setting of
jumper
E46 data into the jumper
c) chips defective
overload chips c) replace chips and do
d) malfunction of
the overload test
the working
d) replace main board
voltage

a) check the load chart

chip
Load chart b) check the load chart
The data in the
CRC chip’s +5V supply
E47 load chart was lost
calibration is c) replace the load chart
or been changed
not correct data
d) replace load chart
chips

a) replace the load chart

data chips
Defective of b) check if high voltage
a) chips drop off
E48 load chart pass the analog channel
b) chips defective
chips c) check the digital
channel’s 5V supply
d) replace main board

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code

Upon loading, no a) replace memory

valid data are to be extension
Faulty data
found on the RMA in b) replace on-line
E49 during on-line
the memory extension interface
operation
in c) replace SLI main
on-Line-programming board

Error in the Error in the FLASH

E51 Replace data FLASH
FLASH data

a) cable to A2B
Short circuit
switch defective a) check cable
between
b) A2B switch b) check the A2B
E80 length cable
defective switch
and A2B
c) electronics in the c) replace main board
switch
main board defective

a) check 24V power

a) no 24V power
supply
supply to the console
b) check the
b) circuit of the
connection between
No data electronics from
console electronics
transmission console to central
E91 and central unit, if
from console unit broken or touch
find defective, replace
to central unit the ground
it
c) electronic board of
c) replace console
the send/receiver
electronics or related
defective
SLI main board

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Error
Error Cause Elimination
code
a) circuit from a)check the connection
Error in the between console
console electronics to
data electronics & central
central unit not
transmission unit
E92 connected properly
from console b) replace console
b) electronic board of electronics or
to central
the send/receiver corresponding SLI
unit
defective main board
Error in the a) improper a) check circuit to the
data connection between console
transmission central unit to console b) replace console
E93
from central b) electronic board of electronics or
unit to the the send/receiver corresponding SLI
console defective main board
a) circuit from central a) check connection of
unit to the console is the console
broken or touch the b) check the
ground connection of the
b) 5V power supply power supply
No data in the central unit is c) replace electronics
transmission defective d) replace electronics
c) 5V power supply is of the console or
E94 from central
too low central unit
unit to the d) data send/receiver e) check the FLASH
console defective f) replace main board
e) data FLASH of the central unit
defective g) replace computer
f ) computer module module
defective h) replace the coupler
g) coupler defective of main board

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9. HC3926 LMI system connection drawing

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10. Operation mode list

crane operation
explain
type mode
01 use main boom work in side or rear area
81 use main boom work in front area
use jib with zero degree fixed angle work in
02
side or rear area
use jib with zero degree fixed angle work in
82
front area
use jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in
03
side or rear area
QY20B
use jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in
83
front area
use jib with 30 degrees fixed angle work in
04
side or rear area
use jib with 30 degrees fixed angle work in
84
front area
05 use head sheave work in side or rear area
85 use head sheave work in front area
01 use main boom work in side or rear area
81 use main boom work in front area
use jib with zero degree fixed angle work in
02
side or rear area
QY25E use jib with zero degree fixed angle work in
82
front area
use jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in
03
QY25A side or rear area
use jib with 15 degrees fixed angle work in
83
front area
04 use head sheave work in side or rear area
84 use head sheave work in front area

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crane Operation
explain
type mode
use main boom with full outrigger work in side
01
or rear area
use main boom with half outrigger work in side
21
or rear area
use main boom with half outrigger work in
31
front area
use main boom with full outrigger work in
81
front area
use the first jib under zero degree fixed
02 angle with full outrigger work in side or rear
area
use the first jib under zero degree fixed
22 angle with half outrigger work in side or rear
area
use the first jib under zero degree fixed
32
angle with half outrigger work in front area
QY50B use the first jib under zero degree fixed
82
angle with full outrigger work in front area
use two jibs under zero degree fixed angle
03
with full outrigger work in side or rear area
use two jibs under zero degree fixed angle
23
with half outrigger work in side or rear area
use two jibs under zero degree fixed angle
33
with half outrigger work in front area
use two jibs under zero degree fixed angle
83
with full outrigger work in front area
use the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle
04
with full outrigger work in side or rear area
use the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle
24
with half outrigger work in side or rear area
use the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle
34
with half outrigger work in front area
use the first jib under 15 degrees fixed angle
84
with full outrigger work in front area

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crane Operation
explain
type mode
use two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with
05 full outrigger work in side or rear area
use two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with
25 half outrigger work in side or rear area
use two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with
35 half outrigger work in front area
use two jibs under 15 degrees fixed angle with
85 full outrigger work in front area
use the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle
06 with full outrigger work in side or rear area
use the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle
26 with half outrigger work in side or rear area
use the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle
36 with half outrigger work in front area
use the first jib under 30 degree fixed angle
86 with full outrigger work in front area
QY50B
use two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with
07 full outrigger work in side or rear area
use two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with
27 half outrigger work in side or rear area
use two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with
37 half outrigger work in front area
use two jibs under 30 degrees fixed angle with
87 full outrigger work in front area
use head sheave with full outrigger work in
08 side or rear area
use head sheave with half outrigger work in
28 side or rear area
use head sheave with half outrigger work in
38 front area
use head sheave with full outrigger work in
88 front area

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