The operation of a stage electric hoist controller may vary based on the specific model and manufacturer. However, here is a general guide on how to use a typical stage electric hoist controller:

Power On:

Ensure that the power supply to the electric hoist system is turned on. This may involve connecting the controller to a power source and checking that the power indicator on the controller is illuminated.

Emergency Stop:

Many controllers have an emergency stop button. Before operating the hoist, make sure the emergency stop button is in the "off" position. In case of an emergency, pressing this button will immediately stop all hoist movements.

Mode Selection:

Some controllers may have different operating modes, such as "Up," "Down," or "Emergency Stop." Select the appropriate mode for the desired hoist movement.

Directional Controls:

The controller will typically have directional controls for lifting (upward movement) and lowering (downward movement). These controls may be in the form of buttons, levers, or a joystick.

Speed Control:

Depending on the controller and hoist system, there may be speed control settings. Adjust the speed as needed for the specific task. Some controllers have variable speed control for smooth and precise movements.

Lifting and Lowering:

Press the appropriate control button or move the joystick in the desired direction to initiate lifting or lowering of the load. Ensure that you are monitoring the load and surroundings during movement.

Limit Switches:

Be aware of any limit switches on the hoist system. Limit switches are designed to stop the hoist when it reaches a specified upper or lower limit. Avoid operating the hoist beyond these limits.

Programming (if applicable):

Some advanced controllers may offer programming features for presetting specific movements or positions. If your controller has programmable features, refer to the user manual for instructions on programming.

Emergency Stop (if needed):

In case of an emergency or if you need to stop the hoist immediately, press the emergency stop button. This should halt all hoist movements.

Power Off:

Once the hoisting task is completed, power off the controller and disconnect from the power source. This helps ensure safety when the hoist is not in use.

Always refer to the specific user manual provided by the manufacturer for detailed instructions on operating the stage electric hoist controller. Additionally, operator training and adherence to safety guidelines are crucial for the safe use of any lifting equipment. If you are unfamiliar with the controller or hoist system, seek guidance from qualified personnel or a supervisor.