Ikompact - Remote control DANFOSS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Remote Control (Transmitter)
Brand	Danfoss
Model	Ikompact
Power Supply	3x AAA alkaline batteries or rechargeable battery pack
Battery Life Indicator	Status LED (orange slow pulses for critical battery)
Key Features	Start button, STOP button (optional), status LED, feedback LEDs, removable EEPROM module, attachment hook
Safety Features	STOP button, safety instructions for use in potentially explosive atmospheres (require ATEX/RATEX certification)
Communication	Radio link with receiver, EEPROM pairing
Operating Mode	Stand-by (blue LED constant), Operation (green LED constant), Latency (green slow pulses)
Diagnostic LEDs	Status LED indicates system state: blue (startup/standby), green (operation/latency), red (EEPROM/radio/hardware error), orange (low battery/maneuver active)
Dimensions	Refer to product label (dimensions in mm shown in manual illustration)
Weight	Refer to product label
Environmental Resistance	Designed for industrial use; avoid knocking, dropping, and cleaning with solvents or pressurized water
Maintenance	Clean with damp cloth or soft brush; check battery contacts; replace batteries regularly; use only Danfoss spare parts
Repairability	Contact Authorized Technical Service for push button deterioration; only qualified personnel should repair
Warranty	Danfoss reserves the right to alter products; use only Danfoss spare parts
Certification	ATEX/RATEX certification required for use in explosive atmospheres

Frequently Asked Questions - Ikompact DANFOSS

How do I turn on the Ikompact remote control?

Insert the EEPROM and charged batteries. If the transmitter has a STOP button, press and pull it out. The status LED will blink blue until stand-by mode (constant blue). If no STOP button, press the start button. The LED will blink green until linked with receiver, then constant green indicates operation.

What do the different LED colors mean on the Ikompact?

Blue fast pulses: system starting. Blue constant: stand-by. Green fast pulses: attempting connection. Green constant: working. Green slow pulses: latency (press start to resume). Red slow pulses: EEPROM missing or corrupt. Red double pulses: radio error. Red constant: hardware error. Orange slow pulses: low battery. Orange double pulses: maneuver active.

How do I stop the machine in an emergency?

Press the STOP button immediately. Always test the STOP button at the start of each working day. When in doubt, press STOP.

Can I use the Ikompact in explosive environments?

Only if the model is ATEX/RATEX certified. Do not use on machines in explosive atmospheres unless certified. Refer to the manual for specific certification details.

How do I pair the transmitter with a receiver?

Insert the EEPROM programmed for the specific receiver. Power on the transmitter; it will automatically attempt to link. The status LED will blink green during linking and become constant green when successful.

What type of batteries does the Ikompact use?

It uses AAA alkaline batteries or a rechargeable battery pack. Use only batteries recommended by Danfoss. Check battery contacts regularly and replace or recharge as needed.

How do I clean the remote control?

Use a damp cloth or soft brush. Do not use solvents or pressurized water as they can damage the device.

What should I do if the STOP button does not work?

Immediately stop using the transmitter. Contact a qualified technician or the Authorized Technical Service for inspection and repair. Do not operate the machine until the STOP function is confirmed working.

How do I replace the EEPROM module?

Remove the old EEPROM module from its slot and insert a new one. The EEPROM contains the pairing and configuration data. Ensure the replacement EEPROM is correctly programmed for your machine.

Where can I download the full user manual?

The manual is available for free in PDF format on notice-facile.com. You can also request a translated version by selecting your language and providing your email on the same site.

USER MANUAL Ikompact DANFOSS

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Revision history Table of revisions

Date Changed Rev
February 2019 Rebranded to Danfoss 0101

Contents

Safety instructions

General safety....4 Safety warnings....4

Technical description

Dimensions and identification....6 Start up....7

Maintenance

Maintenance tips....9 Troubleshooting....10

Safety instructions

I kompact general safety

The following safety instructions must be read carefully in order to install and use the product properly and to keep it in perfect working condition and to reduce the risk of misuse.

Potential damage to operator and product.

Do not use this product on machines in potentially explosive atmospheres unless the model is ATEX/RATEX certified to do so.

• Strictly adhere to the installation instructions contained in this document.
  • Make sure that professional and competent personnel carry out the installation.
• Ensure that all site and prevailing safety regulations are fully respected.
  • Make sure that this document is permanently available to the operator and maintenance personnel.
• Keep the transmission key when the set is not in use.
• On starting each working day, check to make sure that the STOP button and other safety measures are working.
• When in doubt, press the STOP button.
• Whenever several sets have been installed, make sure the transmitter is the right one. Identify the machine controlled on the label for this purpose on the transmitter or by using the display (in case it has one).
  • Service the equipment periodically.
• When carrying out repairs, only use spare parts from Danfoss.

I kompact safety warnings

Potential damage to operator and product.

Follow the guidelines below to reduce risk of injury to the operator and the product.

• Use the device with the manufacturer's battery and battery charger (if applicable).
• Only allow qualified personnel to operate the equipment.
• Always set the STOP button in the off position when not in use.
• Always press STOP before plugging in tether cable (if applicable).
• Do not operate product when visibility is limited.
• Make sure product is compatible with the machine.
- Avoid knocking or dropping the product.
• Do not use the product if a failure is detected.

Changes or modifications not approved by Danfoss can void the user's authority to operate this product.

Safety instructions

Quick reference precautions

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Remove the EEPROM in order to disable the transmitter

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When in doubt, press the STOP button

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When having the STOP button option, press it when in doubt

Make sure the transmitter works with the machine to be handled

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Do not use the set when visibility is limited

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Avoid knocking or dropping the set

Technical description

I kompact dimensions and identification

The illustration and list below describe dimensions, buttons and LEDs of the Ikompact transmitter. Dimensions in mm

1. Status LED
2. Feedback LEDs
3. Start push-button
4. Stop push-button
5. Stop button option
6. Attachment hook
7. Removable EEPROM module
8. Alkaline batteries module

Technical description

I kompact start up

Use the information below to properly turn the transmitter ON (OPERATION mode).

1. Place the EEPROM and the charged alkaline batteries.

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1. Optional: If the transmitter has the STOP button, press and pull it out [1].

The status LED [2] will blink blue until the Stand-by mode is reached and then will turn to a constant blue [3].

1. If the transmitter does not have the STOP button, press the start button.

The status LED will blink green until the transmitter is linked with the receiver.

Technical description

1. When the receiver confirms the link, the status LED will turn into a constant green and will enter operation mode.

The transmitter is ready to be used.

Maintenance

I kompact maintenance tips

This product is designed for use in an industrial environment that may shorten the product's lifespan. Use these tips to maximize the lifespan of the product.

• Use the hook/belt provided with the transmitter to prevent the transmitter from falling
- Do not clean the transmitter with solvents or pressurized water; use a damp cloth or soft brush for cleaning
- If the push buttons show signs of deterioration, contact the Authorized Technical Service for repair
- Check if the battery contacts are correct, otherwise replace them.
- Ensure that the product is supplied with AAA alkaline batteries or has a rechargeable battery
- Be sure to recharge or replace battery regularly

Maintenance tips quick reference

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Maintenance

I kompact troubleshooting guide

The transmitter has status monitoring LEDs which help to identify errors and warnings. The common signals are shown in the table below.

Color and frequency Pulse	frequency Description Action
Blue | fast pulses System is starting establishing connection			on with radio and EEPROM	Wait
Blue | continuous			System is in stand-by mode, waiting for user's action Press	START to enter operation mode
	[ΔHΔD]	and w	waiting for response	Wait
Green | fast pulses Attemptir
Green | continuous			Working Operate
Green | slow pulses			Latency; no action has been taken for some time Press ST	ART to return to operation mode
Red | slow pulses			EEPROM module missing or corrupt Check EEPROM and reprogram if necessary
Red | double pulses			Radio communication error Replace transmitter
Red | continuous Hardware features Replace transmitter
Orange | slow pulses			Critical battery signal Replace or charge batteries
Orange | double pulses			Activated maneuver Release maneuver

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