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Theory of Operation

1. The Sno-Way Snow Plow Control System includes a 

hand held controller. When a switch is actuated, the
controller sends a signal out to the snow plow through the
plow control harness indicating which operation is to be
performed, such as ’Raise’, ’Swing Right’ and ’DP On’.

2. The second key part of the Control System is the 

receiver on the plow. It receives the signal from the hand
held controller and processes the signal to open or close
the proper electrical switches to turn solenoids and
valves on or off so that the hydraulic system of the plow
power unit will perform the required operations.

3. 12V DC power is fed into the receiver from the battery 

terminal of the start solenoid. 12V DC power is then fed
out of the receiver to the start solenoid primary circuit
and to the coils of the valve solenoids. The ground wires
for the start solenoid primary circuit and the coils of the
valve solenoids return to the circuit board of the receiver
where switches on the circuit board open or close the
ground to complete or break the circuit to each coil and
solenoid.

4. A low voltage power circuit leads from the receiver to 

the hand held controller. This powers the circuit board of
the hand held controller and supplies the low voltage
power needed to process the signal from the switches on
the hand held unit and send a signal back to the receiver
on the plow.

Controller Operation

Functions - Handheld Straight Blade

The hand held controller contains all of the control
functions necessary for the operation of your Sno-Way
snow plow. 

The curved rocker switch in the center of the touchpad
controls the ’Raise’ and ’Lower’ functions. Pressing the
forward portion of the rocker switch will ’Raise’ the plow.
Pressing the rearward portion of the rocker switch will
’Lower’ the plow. 

Pressing the raised switch on the right side of the
touchpad will swing the blade to the right. Pressing the
raised switch on the left side of the touchpad will swing the
blade to the left. 

The round button in the lower center is the ’Down
Pressure’ switch. Pressing the button will turn on the
down pressure, and a red indicator light in the center of
the switch will glow. Pressing the button again will turn the
down pressure off. The round button in the lower right is
the ’On-Off’ switch. A green indicator light in the center of
the button will glow when the controller is ’On’. 

The round button in the lower left has no function at this
time, and was designed into the controller for possible
future use.

Functions - Joystick Straight Blade

The joystick controller contains all of the control functions
necessary for the operation of your Sno-Way snowplow.

The joystick on the top of the controller controls the
’Raise’, ’Lower’, and ’Angle’ functions. Pulling the joystick
toward you will ’Raise’ the plow. Pushing the joystick
away from you will ’Lower’ the plow. Moving the joystick to
the right will swing the blade to the right. Moving the
joystick to the left will swing the blade to the left. 

There are two buttons on the front of the controller. The
button on the right is the ’Down Pressure’ button. Pressing
the down pressure button will turn on the down pressure,
and a red indicator on the top right corner of the controller
will glow. Pressing the button again will turn the down
pressure off. 

The button on the left is the power button. A yellow
indicator light on the top left of the controller will glow
when the controller is ’On’.

Functions - Handheld V Plow

The hand held controller contains all of the control
functions necessary for the operation of your Sno-Way
snow plow. 

The curved rocker switch in the center of the touchpad
controls the ‘Raise’ and ‘Lower’ functions. Pressing the
forward portion of the rocker switch will ‘Raise’ the plow.
Pressing the rearward portion of the rocker switch will
‘Lower’ the plow. 

There are four raised switches that surround the
‘Raise-Lower’ rockers switch. To move the plow so both
wings angle right press the two right switches at the same
time. To move the plow so both wings angle left, press the
two left switches at the same time. To ‘Scoop’ or ‘Vee
Forward’ press the top two left and right switches at the
same time. To ‘Vee Backward’ press the bottom two left
and right switches at the same time. 

Either wing can be moved independently. To move the
right wing forward, press the top right button. To move the
right wing backward, press the bottom right button. The
left side operation is the opposite of the right side. 

The round button in the lower center is the ‘Down
Pressure’ button. Pressing the button will turn on the
down pressure, and a red indicator light in the center of
the switch will glow. Pressing the button again will turn the
down pressure off and return the plow into float mode. 

The round button in the lower right is the ‘On-Off’ switch.
A green indicator light in the center of the button will glow
when the controller is ‘On’. 

OPERATION

Summary of Contents for 26D10000

Page 1: ...ANUAL 2005 Sno Way International PLOW CONTROL PACKAGE FOR PLOW SERIAL NUMBERS AFTER STD200000 STG20000 MTD200000 MTG20000 HTD200000 HTG20000 HTV200000 HTVG10000 32C100000 32D10000 32G10000 26D10000 26...

Page 2: ...ry of Operation 7 Controller Operation 7 Functions Handheld Straight Blade 7 Functions Joystick Straight Blade 7 Functions Handheld V Plow 7 Functions Joystick V Plow 8 Start Stop Procedure for Hand H...

Page 3: ...concerning the equipment or the procedure that may or may not be contained elsewhere in this manual BE AWARE It is illegal to remove deface or otherwise alter the safety decals mounted on this equipme...

Page 4: ...plowing Excessive speed may cause serious injury and damage of equipment and property if an unseen obstacle is encountered while plowing ALWAYS position blade so it does not block path of headlamps b...

Page 5: ...or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment RF Exposure OET Bulletin 65 To comply with FCC RF exposure req...

Page 6: ...seconds after the metal object is removed from the contacts You must erase the code before adding a new one Wire Harness Installation Control Harness Hard Wired Control NOTE Wireless control systems...

Page 7: ...allow for a clean repair should the plow ever be removed Simply place a piece of duct tape on the back side of the carpet and press into place This will virtually hide the cut in the carpet where the...

Page 8: ...umber 96105325 9 After the three wires have been inserted into the connector screw the strain relief onto the connector and then screw the boot onto the strain relief 10 After the harnesses have all b...

Page 9: ...on will glow when the controller is On The round button in the lower left has no function at this time and was designed into the controller for possible future use Functions Joystick Straight Blade Th...

Page 10: ...green or yellow indicator will glow to indicate that the controller is On To turn the controller Off press and hold the On Off or Power button for one second The controller will turn off and the yell...

Page 11: ...9 NOTES...

Page 12: ...10 WIRING SCHEMATIC STRAIGHT BLADE DOWN PRESSURE SYSTEM...

Page 13: ...11 WIRING SCHEMATIC STRAIGHT BLADE GRAVITY DOWN SYSTEM...

Page 14: ...12 WIRING SCHEMATIC V PLOW DOWN PRESSURE SYSTEM...

Page 15: ...13 WIRING SCHEMATIC V PLOW GRAVITY DOWN SYSTEM...

Page 16: ...e improper repair service or alteration of product and any damage as a result of accident or misuse B Sno Way will not be liable for any expense not related to defects in materials and workmanship The...

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