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CONNECTING THE POWER WIRES (10-32VDC)

CONNECTING THE SIGNAL WIRES ALONGSIDE YOUR EXISTING KILL SWITCH

1. 

Connect power cable to Guardian hub.

2. 

Ensure Power supply is switched OFF.

3. 

Connect the white (+ or positive) wire to the positive voltage terminal 

4. 

Connect the black (- or ground) wire to the negative voltage terminal 

5. 

Install a 1-3 A fuse in line with the positive connection (fuse not supplied)

The Guardian uses a double throw relay enabling it to open or close any circuit. It has been designed to be 

connected alongside your existing kill switch and it is designed to perform the same function.

1. 

Check with your engine manufacture if the kill switch is operated by closing the circuit or opening the 

circuit. Most engines operate by closing the circuit to stop the engine.  

Close to stop systems should connect in parallel to your existing kill switch.  

Open to stop systems should connect in series to your existing kill switch.

2. 

There are 3 signal wires:  

Grey= COMMON  

Brown = CLOSE TO STOP  

Purple = OPEN TO STOP

3. 

Connect the grey wire to the existing kill switches common wire

4. 

Connect the brown wire to the remaining kill switch wire if your system uses the close to stop system

5. 

Connect the purple wire to the remaining kill switch wire if your system uses the open to stop system 

NOTE:

 ONLY two signal wire should be connected

6. 

Close off the remaining wire with the supplied end cap

SECURE THE GUARDIAN HUB

1. 

Find a location where the hub can be securely attached, and the power and switch wires can remain 

securely attached to the hub

2. 

The attachment screws provided are self-tapping for plastic / wood so can be screwed directly into 

the center console. Ensure attachment point is thicker than the attachment screws to avoid screwing 

through the panel

3. 

Secure the hub firmly into the center console

Battery

10-32Vdc

Signal Wires

Existing 

Kill Switch

Control

Switch

*21mm hole required

Input:  10-32Vdc 13~17mA

1-3A Fuse

CMN

CMN

CS

Power

Ground

OS

CS

Volvo Penta

CLOSE TO STOP

Battery

10-32Vdc

Signal Wires

Existing 

Kill Switch

Control

Switch

*21mm hole required

Input:  10-32Vdc 13~17mA

1-3A Fuse

CMN

CMN

OS

Power

Ground

CS

OS

Yamaha

Suzuki

Evinrude

Tohatsu

Honda

Mercury

OPEN TO STOP

Summary of Contents for EXPOSURE OLAS

Page 1: ...PUG2...

Page 2: ...0 0 19 0 16 0 12mm FEMALE MOULDED WITH CABLE 4 CORE AWG 20 35 0 35 0 84 0 4 2 37 5 83 5 Control Switch with green and red indication LED Control switch cable Guardian Hub Internal emergency light Inte...

Page 3: ...to the Guardian or Core it allows greater control over the OLAS transmitters that are being tracked For iOS search for OLAS Wireless Marine Safety on the App Store For Android search for Exposure OLAS...

Page 4: ...ple OPEN TO STOP 3 Connect the grey wire to the existing kill switches common wire 4 Connect the brown wire to the remaining kill switch wire if your system uses the close to stop system 5 Connect the...

Page 5: ...n for 4 seconds until the light flashes Green Switch OFF Press the button for 4 seconds until the light flashes Red Replacing the battery DO NOT dispose of batteries in fire Batteries should be recycl...

Page 6: ...S transmitters Pause all tracking Press the control switch for 4 seconds release after the second beep this will switch off the Guardian Switch off the OLAS transmitter s Hold all remaining OLAS trans...

Page 7: ...ed and as a default setting the engine will cut off After 5 seconds the engine can be started again so a rescue can be performed Press the control switch once to stop the alarm and pause the tracking...

Page 8: ...Extender and the OLAS mobile application OLAS app Before using any OLAS wireless system it is imperative that you read the DISCLAIMER and the LIMITATION OF LIABILITY which follows There is legal presu...

Page 9: ...or limitation of liability for implied warranties or consequential damages or incidental damages so the above limitation may not apply to you You may have other legal rights that vary from jurisdictio...

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