CiDRA SMART HATCH, Installation & Operation Manual

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INSTALLATION
4.1 Installation Training
Satisfactory completion of an installation training program provided by CiDRA
Concrete is required prior to installing the SMART
hatch system.
Following purchase of SMART hatch services, the installation training program
will generally work as follows:
•
Customer designates installation personal and schedules initial
installation.
•
CiDRA provides remote and/or on-site installation assistance and
training during the initial installation.
•
The designated installation personal will receive a certificate of training
completion and approval for installation of follow-on
SMART hatch
Systems
Contact CiDRA Concrete Customer Support for more information (Section 1.4).
4.2 Preparation
In addition to the warnings and cautions in this section, refer also to the General
Safety Guidelines in Section 3.
4.2.1 Power Requirements
Ensure truck electrical power is turned off and truck battery disconnected prior to
working on the receiver, display and telematics.
DC input power requires the following:
Receiver Module:
9 to 16VDC, 1 Watt, (for Trucks with 12VDC Battery only)
In-Cab Display:
9 to 16VDC, 1 Watt
Telematics Module:
9 to 16VDC, 7 Watts
An overcurrent protection device (fuse) must be installed on the supply side of
the +12V ignition and +12V battery power inputs, with a fuse current rating of
10A to 20A.
Warning
12VDC Vehicle only