5
The Terminal Strip
+12VDC Terminal:
Connect the +12VDC terminal to a sw12
Volt source with enough amperage capable of driving the transbrake.
(Using an in-line fuse just large enough to handle the current draw
of the transbrake solenoid,
normally 15 Amps.,
is recommended.)
Transbrake Terminal:
Connect the Transbrake terminal to the
Transbrake solenoid. Connect the low side of the 2-Step, the red
wire, here if used.
When entering new information into the unit, there
must be a number (0-9) in every valid space on the
display or the transbrake terminal will not function.
Ground Terminal:
Connect the Ground terminal to the Neg. terminal
on the battery or to a good steel ground, not aluminum.
Button-1 Terminal:
In single Push Button Mode the push button
connected to Button-1 terminal is used to control the primary
delay and the secondary delay in sequence. In dual Push Button Mode
the push button connected to Button-1 terminal is used to control
the primary delay only.
Button-2 Terminal:
In single Push Button Mode the push button
connected to Button-2 terminal is used to control the recovery
if turned on. In dual Push Button Mode the push button connected to
Button-2 terminal is used to control the secondary delay only.
Tap Terminal:
If taping up or down is desired connect a push
button to the Tap terminal. This allows you to subtract or add a
programmable amount of time from the first delay time started
every time the Tap Push Button is depressed.
Note:
In single Push Button Mode the Tap Up or Down only affects the
primary delay and has no effect on the secondary delay.