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Nozzle Installation
The nozzle should be threaded onto the outlet of the monitor.  Place the pattern actuator in a position that does not 
stretch the power cord, and then tighten the swivel.  

Verify that the actuator orientation does not interfere with  

the monitor.

Controller Box Installation
This monitor is used with a 6032 Universal II Controller.  It normally mounts on or below the deck and must be mounted 
close enough to the monitor so that the 10 foot cable of the monitor wiring harness has sufficient slack to allow the 
monitor to travel through its full rotational range.  Refer to the “6032 Universal II Controller Installation, Operation & 
Maintenance Manual” (part number 122552) as a guide.

   Do not extend the monitor wiring harness.

Electrical Installation Instructions

Make the I/O and power connections to the 6032 controller and then plug the monitor harness into the controller.  Refer 
to the “6032 Universal II Controller Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual” (part number 122552) as a guide

Harness 721582 for Power & Signal Connector J1 on Controller

Contact Position

Function

Comments

Wire Color & Size

1

Power In – Vehicle Battery (+12/24 VDC)

Red – 12 AWG

2

Power In – Vehicle Battery (−)

Black – 12 AWG

3

Power In – Auxiliary Battery (+12/24 VDC)

(Optional)

Green – 12 AWG

4

Power In – Auxiliary Battery (−)

(Optional)

Black – 12 AWG

5

Output – H-Bridge #5A

Red – 16 AWG

6

Output – H-Bridge #5B

Black – 16 AWG

7

Output – Logic #1

Panel LED

Brown – 16 AWG

8

Output – Logic #2

Discharge

Red – 16 AWG

9

Output – Logic #3

Orange – 16 AWG

10

Output – Bi-stable Relay Common

Yellow – 16 AWG

11

Output – Bi-stable Relay N.O.

Green – 16 AWG

12

Output – Bi-stable Relay N.C.

Blue – 16 AWG

13

Input – Switch #1 (System Enable)

Brown – 18 AWG

14

Input – Switch #2

+  Right / Left  -

Red – 18 AWG

15

Input – Switch #3

+  Up / Down  -

Orange – 18 AWG

16

Input – Switch #4

+  Stream / Fog  -

Yellow – 18 AWG

17

Input – Switch #5

+  Valve Open / Close  -

Green – 18 AWG

18

Input – Switch #6

+  Gallonage High / Gallonage Low  -

Blue – 18 AWG

19

Input – Switch #7

+  Oscillate Set / Pause  -

Violet – 18 AWG

20

Input – Switch #8

+  Deploy / Stow  -

Gray – 18 AWG

21

Input – Switch #9

+  Aux Agent 2 / Aux Agent 1  -

White – 18 AWG

22

Power Out – Peripheral (+12/24 VDC)

Powers the System Enable (#13)

Brown – 18 AWG

23

Data – J1939 CAN High (+)

Yellow – 18 AWG

24

Data – J1939 CAN Low (−)

Green – 18 AWG

25

Power Out – Peripheral (−)

Drain – 18 AWG

26

Data – Proprietary CAN High (+) (Unused)

Sealing Plug

27

Data – Proprietary CAN Low (−) (Unused)

Sealing Plug

28

Data – V-Mux Com A (+) (Unused)

Sealing Plug

29

Data – V-Mux Com B (−) (Unused)

Sealing Plug

Table 1 – Power & Signal Harness Connections

Содержание DECKMASTER 3440

Страница 1: ...CONFIGURATION WITH POTENTIOMETERS U2 LOGIC BOX INSTALLATION OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS The following is intended to provide the basic instructions for installation operation and maintenance Read and understand these operation instructions before use ...

Страница 2: ...ation which if not avoided WILL result in death or serious injury Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided COULD result in death or serious injury Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury Addresses practice not related to personal injury Product Warnings Cautions and Notices Use only for firefighting by trained operators Ch...

Страница 3: ...o the Stow position after use If not equipped with an automatic drain valve drain the monitor after use to prevent freeze damage The monitor nozzle logic box control box tether controller and field adjustable stops are made for optimal performance Do not alter in any manner The monitor was designed for use with the 5177Akromatic 1577 SaberMaster or 2499 Stack Tip nozzles Use of any other nozzle co...

Страница 4: ...5 16 16 5 8 14 11 32 4 7 16 18 25 32 19 5 32 17 1 32 27 23 32 4 7 16 5 5 16 11 9 32 16 5 8 18 25 32 23 9 32 DECKMASTER WITH 5177 AKROMATIC NOZZLE 45 225 DEPLOYED LEFT SIDE VIEW DEPLOYED TOP VIEW 170 170 STOWED TOP VIEW NOZZLE AT 90 STOWED LEFT SIDE VIEW NOZZLE AT 90 STOWED TOP VIEW NOZZLE AT 0 ...

Страница 5: ...5 8 4 7 16 18 27 32 18 11 32 19 1 4 11 9 32 14 3 8 4 7 16 29 1 32 24 9 16 18 25 32 5 5 16 16 5 8 11 9 32 DECKMASTER WITH 1578 SABERMASTER NOZZLE 45 225 DEPLOYED LEFT SIDE VIEW DEPLOYED TOP VIEW 170 170 STOWED TOP VIEW NOZZLE AT 90 STOWED LEFT SIDE VIEW NOZZLE AT 90 STOWED TOP VIEW NOZZLE AT 0 ...

Страница 6: ...at the final torque Rotational Hard Stops The stainless steel rotational hard stops set the boundaries for the area that the monitor is allowed to travel left counterclockwise and right clockwise The stop in the lower row controls the left CWW travel and the stop in the upper row controls the right CW travel Refer to figure 3 for the locations of the upper row and the lower row as well as points 1...

Страница 7: ...Page 7 FIGURE 4 Boundary Areas Set by Rotational Hard Stops ...

Страница 8: ... Vehicle Battery 12 24 VDC Red 12 AWG 2 Power In Vehicle Battery Black 12 AWG 3 Power In Auxiliary Battery 12 24 VDC Optional Green 12 AWG 4 Power In Auxiliary Battery Optional Black 12 AWG 5 Output H Bridge 5A Red 16 AWG 6 Output H Bridge 5B Black 16 AWG 7 Output Logic 1 Panel LED Brown 16 AWG 8 Output Logic 2 Discharge Red 16 AWG 9 Output Logic 3 Orange 16 AWG 10 Output Bi stable Relay Common Ye...

Страница 9: ...rn Motor Fog N Blue Black Output Swing Arm Motor Deploy P Black White Output Swing Arm Motor Stow Table 2 Monitor Harness Connections 3440 DeckMaster with UII control Initial setup The following functions can be configured in the setup mode Monitor Orientation sideways or inverted mounting Restore Factory Defaults Obstacle Avoidance Electric Riser Disable Enable Stow and Deploy Positions To enter ...

Страница 10: ...etup 0 1 One slow blink Programming Order See Notes Right Soft Limit 1 1 NOTE 2 Left Soft Limit 1 2 NOTE 2 Up Soft Limit 1 3 NOTE 2 Down Soft Limit 1 4 NOTE 2 Stow 1 5 NOTE 4 Deploy 1 6 NOTE 4 Monitor Orientation 1 7 Zero Position Sensors 1 8 NOTE 1 Restore Factory defaults 1 9 Obstacle avoidance Disable 2 1 Obstacle Avoidance Manual Operation 2 2 NOTE 3 Obstacle Avoidance Auto Operation 2 3 NOTE ...

Страница 11: ... it by pressing either the Stream or Fog switches If you use the Stream switch the nozzle will go to the stream position during stow If you use the Fog switch the nozzle will go to the fog position during stow 7 Once the position has been saved the LED on the control panel will go back to blinking once every three seconds From this point you can reset the UII logic box by momentarily pressing the ...

Страница 12: ...troller until the desired position is reached 9 To change the nozzle pattern toward the straight stream or fog position 10 Press the proper toggle switch toward STRAIGHT or FOG respectively as labeled on the controller until the desired nozzle position is reached B MANUAL OVERRIDE CONTROLS The manual override control is to be used only when the power to the monitor is off A single override crank w...

Страница 13: ...o overhaul the joint to clean and replace the grease See Table 1 and Table 2 below for grease volumes Periodically inspect the condition of the grease in the elevation and rotation joints See the tables below for recommendations regarding the condition of the grease Do not apply grease more frequently than 1 time per month Standard recommended grease is Lubriplate Low Temp This is an anhydrous cal...

Страница 14: ...y revised 05 18 ISO 9001 REGISTERED COMPANY ERROR CODES Error Codes consist of a two part blink code The first digit can be 1 2 or 3 short blinks followed by another set of short blinks 1 9 On the last blink of the second digit the LED remains on so it appears to be a long blink then the code repeats itself For example error code 1 1 appears visually as a short blink short pause with LED off then ...

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