1. Boom Articulation Control: The remote controller allows you to control the articulation of the boom, which includes adjusting the various boom sections to reach different heights, angles, and positions.
2. Platform Movement Control: You can control the movement of the platform attached to the end of the boom using the remote controller. This includes raising, lowering, extending, and retracting the platform.
3. Rotation Control: Some articulating booms have the ability to rotate the platform horizontally. The remote controller enables you to rotate the platform to the desired position.
4. Platform Tilt Control: Certain articulating booms have a platform that can be tilted to accommodate uneven surfaces or reach specific angles. The remote controller allows you to adjust the platform tilt angle.
5. Emergency Stop: The remote controller typically includes an emergency stop button for quickly stopping all boom and platform movements in case of an emergency.
6. Outrigger Control: Articulating booms often have outriggers for added stability during operation. The remote controller may include the function to control the extension and retraction of the outriggers.
7. Display and Feedback: The remote controller may feature an LCD screen or other display to provide real-time information, feedback, and diagnostics about the boom's status and operation, such as boom position, platform height, or error messages.
8. Safety Features: Remote controllers for articulating booms often include safety features such as audible alarms, motion sensors, and system diagnostics to ensure safe operation.
9. User Profiles and Settings: Depending on the model, the remote controller may allow you to save and recall user profiles and configure settings such as speed limits, sensitivity, or control preferences.