01 / Controls
Button layout
Count motion and auxiliary commands, including any paired functions.
Add this to your brief ↓H Series / Handheld controlClear commands.
Clear commands.
Practical control.
A compact handheld starting point for machinery with defined on/off functions. We review the operator controls and receiver interface as one system.
Discuss an H Series application ↗01 / Range overview
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Begin with the required functions.
The DCH supplier catalogue shows H family handheld layouts with 4, 8, 10 and 12 buttons, including single- and double-speed variants. These are supplier descriptions, not confirmed configurations for sale.
For an application brief, list every operator command and explain how the receiving machine expects to be controlled.
Exact transmitter–receiver pairing, order codes and market-specific evidence remain to be confirmed before a final system specification.
02 / Configuration questions
What needs to be defined?
The right starting layout depends on the machine's commands and the way the operator uses them.
02 / Interface
Receiver outputs
Identify the machine inputs and output behaviour required.
Review the brief ↓03 / Conditions
Operating setting
Describe the machine, working area and destination market.
Review the brief ↓03 / Your brief
Tell us how the machine operates.
Useful information includes the machine type, command list, speed behaviour, receiver input requirements, operating location and estimated quantity.
Supplier catalogue drawings are examples only. A final arrangement needs controlled information for the exact system.
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Have a handheld control application?
Share the machine and required functions. We can identify what must be confirmed for a suitable configuration.
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