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Operating instructions for
pro's pro® Hornet MT-
250
The jaws of the quick-release should always move smoothly. If this is not the case, please drip very good quality machine oil into
the channels/ball bearings of the quick-release mechanism. Routine maintenance of electromechanical devices includes
lubricating moving parts.
Electric drive:
Error codes
WOO
Self-test has expired.
E01
Zero point not found or too unstable
E02
Zero point too low
E03
No endpoint was found during the self-test
E07
Quick release has reached its end point
E08
Error in the supply voltage
E16
Internal program error
E17
Internal data loss
E18
Low supply voltage
O-L
Overload - set weight too high
Calibration
The actuator is delivered to you calibrated. If you detect a deviation using a suitable checking device (electronic spring balance),
please calibrate the actuator as follows:
1. Start the drive
2. Select LBS (pounds) - the calibration must be carried out in LBS and not in kilograms!
3. Press and hold the "SPEED" button. Then press the "KNOT" button to start calibration mode
4. Install the Tension Calibrator and press the Pull/Release button
5. Use the - and + buttons to change the weight on the display according to the weight shown on the Tension Calibrator.
6. If both weights match, press the "TEST" button to save the weight and start a restart.
7. Remove the tension calibrator immediately
Check AC/DC adapter. 24V/3A
Calibrate the drive
Contact the dealer
Repeat the self-test - make sure that
there is no string in the quick release
string slips through the quick release, press the
Clamp the jaws well together so that the string is held
firmly.
Check AC/DC adapter. 24V/3A
Contact the dealer
Switch the drive on again.
Check AC/DC adapter. 24V/3A
Reduce the stringing weight
It is recommended to switch off the drive briefly after calibration. Additional
information: The digital display may "jump" after the string has been pulled. This
does not mean that the drive unit needs to be calibrated. This "jumping" may be
due to the mechanical performance of the drive.
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