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1400_GB-Power Control_3843
GB
POWER CONTROL
Terminal performance features
Connection to power
The power supply for the entire electronic system (job calculator and terminal) is conducted through a plug (compliant
with DIN 9680) from the tractor's 12V onboard electrical system. These three-pin plugs may also be two-pin versions as
only two main wires (+12 V, ground) are required.
Be
advised!
Other plug and socket designs are not permitted otherwise functional reliability cannot be assured.
Technical data
Operating voltage:
+10V / +15V
Operating temperature range:
-20°C +60°C
Storage
temperature: -30°C
+70°C
Degree of protection:
IP65
Fuse:
10A multifuse in an operating voltage plug
Function
All of the attached unit's functions can be directly controlled through the Power Control Terminal. In addition, the Power
Control Terminal has a large display to indicate the current operating condition, various menus and alarm reports. A
prerequisite is a single-acting hydraulic circuit with depressurised return or load sensing.
Operating with the Power Control Terminal
1. Position Power Control Terminal in tractor cabin
where it can be clearly seen. (To secure the
terminal there is a holder on the reverse side.
2. Connect terminal to tractor cable with plug 1.
3. Run job calculator cable from implement to
tractor cabin and connect to tractor cable via
the ISObus plug (2). (Make sure that the cables
are properly arranged!)
4. Plug the tractor cable plug (3) in to the tractor's
12V power supply.
5. If hectare counting is required, connect cable
with plug (4) to socket in tractor (DIN 11786)
and job calculator's cable harness.
To activate terminal, press key "I/O"
.
To deactivate terminal, press key "I/O"
for
three seconds.
Note!
Do not leave the
control terminal
out in the weath-
er.
ISObus
plug 2
Tractor cable
with ISObus
Power
Control
Terminal
10 Amp fuse
ISObus-capable job
calculator
Plug 4
with
Tractor socket (DIN
11786)
Plug 3
Plug 1
Initial start
