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Tadano FAUN ATF110G-5 2007 Operators Manual – iFLEX5 Load Moment Indicator

If you’re running a Tadano FAUN ATF110G-5 and the Load Moment Indicator starts flashing an error code you’ve never seen before, you don’t have time to guess. That’s when this 61-page document from 2007 becomes your lifeline. Published by Hirschmann Automation and Control under license from Tadano FAUN, it’s the official operator’s manual for the iFLEX5 control system. Not a reprint, not a digest – the original OEM file with every menu, warning, and spec the factory intended. You get the exact procedure for programming rope fall, setting geometry limits, and interpreting those cryptic error messages. Without it, you’re operating blind.

Programming the ATF110G-5 – Geometry Limitations and Rope Fall

Section 4 of the manual dives into programming the required mode. You need to set the rope fall arrangement (page 23) correctly or the load chart will be wrong – that’s a safety risk. The same section covers limitations of geometry: slewing angle (4.6.1), boom head height (4.6.2), boom angle (4.6.3), and radius (4.6.4). Each limitation can be programmed to prevent the crane from entering an unsafe configuration. The manual walks you through the data display menus for each setting. Never skip the rope fall step – many shop accidents trace back to that one detail.

System Description: Control Console and Data Display

Section 3 describes the operator’s console in detail. You’ll see the Hirschmann branded console with buttons like T€! (test), STOP, and the multi-function field. Pages 8-19 show every indicator and control element, plus three different data displays: normal operation (with status symbols), counterweight assembly illustration, and the telescoping/bolting display. Knowing which icon means “boom angle limit approaching” versus “load cell fault” can save you a service call. The manual labels each symbol and explains its behavior – no guesswork. If you are new to the ATF110G-5, study this section before turning the key.

Checks Before Start-Up: Daily Operation Steps

Section 5 lays out the checks before start-up and the operation sequence. This isn’t a generic list – it matches the iFLEX5 system’s own startup routine. You verify sensor readings, test alarms, and confirm the system boots properly. Section 5.1 covers operation: how to interact with the console during a lift. The manual specifies that you must check the data display for any active error messages before moving the crane. Ignore this and you risk locking out functions mid-lift. The service and maintenance section (6) then tells you how to access the info menu and service menu for ongoing checks.

3 Troubleshooting Sections for Error Codes

Section 7 splits troubleshooting into three categories: generic error messages (E ##), S2/S3 combined errors, and S2-only errors. Page 44 has a detailed table for S2/S3 messages. Each code includes the probable cause and the corrective action. For example, an E61 code points to a load cell circuit fault – the manual tells you to check wiring and sensor integrity. Running a diagnostics session without this manual is asking for downtime. The appendix at the end lists all error codes in one place for quick reference.

Why OEM Documentation for Your ATF110G-5?

Aftermarket manuals often copy the text but mess up the tables or omit the revision-specific notes. This one is the original 2007 Rev. D from Hirschmann, part number 50 350 19 1368 e. It matches exactly what came with the crane. The 61 pages are factory-vetted, including the contrast setting for the display (page 25) and the language selection (page 26). If you are a fleet owner or an operator who needs to pass a safety audit, you want the OEM version – not a third-party summary.

Does this manual cover the mechanical engine or transmission?

No. It covers the iFLEX5 operator console only.

What error codes are included in the troubleshooting section?

The manual dedicates 7 pages to error codes, starting from page 39. Section 7.2 covers generic E ## errors, 7.3 covers S2/S3 pairs, and 7.4 covers S2 only. Each code is described with its meaning, when it triggers, and what to check. For instance, code E61 indicates a system fault in the load cell circuit. The manual tells you to inspect wiring and sensor. This level of detail prevents misdiagnosis and saves hours of downtime. You also get the full set of status symbols and their interpretations in section 3.4.1.

You need this manual if you own, operate, or maintain a Tadano FAUN ATF110G-5. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your tablet or print it for the cab. Your safety director will thank you.

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