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Wireless Foot Pedal
Pedal, wireless module, machine module, monitoring, display and charging must work with the machine and safety platform. Confirm range and safe-state behavior in the installed environment.
Compare
Pedal, WRM, MM, UM and display modules
Confirm
Platform, range, monitoring and site conditions
Information Needed
Start With Operator Movement and the Safety Circuit
Share the machine and safety-controller model, its wiring diagram, the current pedal and the operator’s working area. These identify which interfaces the retrofit must support.
01 / WORKFLOW
Operator movement
Map where the operator stands, moves, handles sheet and needs control access.
02 / SYSTEM
Communication architecture
List pedal, wireless/machine modules, display, sensors, charging and diagnostics.
03 / SAFETY
Monitoring and safe states
Check platform compatibility, interference, monitoring, safe-state behavior and tests.
Wireless-control components
Understand the Pedal, Communication and Monitoring Functions
The Lazer Safe system pairs the pedal with a press-side module connected to the PCSS-A safety controller. Ultrasonic monitoring also tracks pedal position within the configured working area.
Wireless Foot Pedal
The wireless remote module (WRM) sends pedal commands to the machine module (MM), which connects to the PCSS-A controller. Match the control hardware and software revision to the machine wiring before specifying a retrofit.
Wireless foot pedal technical manual (PDF) →
Wireless Foot-Control Overview
Review the complete foot-control system, including its machine interface and supplied components.
Wireless Remote Module
The WRM sits in the pedal station and transmits operator inputs to its paired MM. The machine-side receiver interfaces with the PCSS-A controller.
E-Paper Display
The pedal display identifies the paired station and shows battery and wireless status. Check that the operator can read the indication from the working position.
Machine and Ultrasonic Modules
The press-side MM communicates with the WRM. The UM on the opposite side adds ultrasonic position sensing. Verify the monitoring zone and machine response during commissioning.
Ultrasonic Sensors
Confirm the sensors’ documented monitoring function and safe-state response for the work area.
Before You Order
Define the Complete Work-Area Architecture
For the quotation, identify the safety-controller revision, machine I/O, pedal modules and site layout. Agree on functional tests, pairing checks and validation of the installed monitoring zone.
- Machine and safety-platform interface
- Operator area and radio conditions
- Modules, sensors, charging and diagnostics
- Safe-state behavior, tests and acceptance
Upgrade path
Plan Your Machine Upgrade
Identify the production problem, check compatibility, then agree installation and acceptance.
STEP 01
Document the current state
Record machine, controller, interfaces, photos, workflow and the production issue to solve.
STEP 02
Define the requirement
Connect workpieces, process, operator tasks, output and site conditions to the upgrade.
STEP 03
Confirm compatibility
Review mechanical, electrical, control, software, safety and service interfaces.
STEP 04
Agree the scope
Define installation, tests, acceptance, documentation, training and support responsibilities.
Before You Contact ADH
Wireless Foot-Control Questions
Compatibility depends on control circuit, safety logic, radio environment, operator method and verified machine response.
Can this wireless foot-control system be used on an existing machine?
Check machine/safety platform, communication modules, monitoring, site conditions and validation.
What information should I send?
Send machine, controller, safety platform, work-area layout, workflow, photos and required functions.
What determines compatibility?
Compare pedal circuit, safety contacts, receiver interface, radio conditions and validation.
What should the quotation clarify?
Name pedal/receiver, control and safety integration, installation, tests, training and service terms.
Project enquiry
Discuss your project
Tell us what you want to make or improve. Technical details and drawings can follow.
- Material, thickness and part size
- Drawings and production volume
- Location and project timing
Contact ADH
Start a machine enquiry
Name, email and a short description are enough to begin.