THINGS NOT TO DO:
•Never connect a STAGEMAKER controller control unit to any power source other than that indicated on the unit.
•Only set down the controller on an adequate support in order to avoid damaging the components located at the
rear.
•Never modify the controller without the maker having first studied and authorized the modification.
•Never modify the settings and adjustments of safety devices beyond the limits set out in the manual or without the
maker's authorization.
•Never try to repair or carry out any special operation on the controller without the authorization of the maker or a
skilled electrician.
•Never allow any unqualified person to use the controller.
•Never connect a number of hoists greater than the number of available outputs (channels) or the number of
available selectors.
•Do not use additional distribution boxes to connect several hoists per channel.
•Avoid shocks or accidental collisions with other objects.
•Never open the controller when the system has power on.
•Never jam or lock the Start button to carry through a manipulation without manual control.
•Do not use the controller if the physical state of the operator will not allow it.
•Never use the controller if it is in bad condition.
•Never use unauthentic spare parts or those suspected of being so.
•Do not allow the controller to receive blows.
•Never distract the operator while he is operating the system.
•Do not use the controller for any function or in any zone for which it is not intended.
•Do not expose the controller to any aggressive environment (temperature, acidity, etc.).
•Do not use safety items as operational items (emergency stop, main fuse, etc.).
•Do not use controls for no useful purpose (avoid very slow movements –repetitive stop-starts with buttons), that
can cause overloads or even damage the hoist.
•Do not change the direction of the hoist when the START button is held down (energized hoist)
•If the direction of the hoist does not match the display on the controller, do not modify phases inside the controller
but simply change two phases on the hoist motor or on the connection cables.
•Never use hoists that operate in the opposite direction to the selected travel movement.
•Do not connect the controller to any unknown electrical power supply; check that the power supply matches the
specifications of the controller and of hoists. (undervoltage or overvoltage +/- 5%, phase failure, etc.).
