Futura MCB3, Инструкция по установке/Техническая информация

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M CB 3 Installation Manual Page 17
General Installation
System Wiring
Valve Cable:
Connect the 10-pin valve cable to the 10-socket connector on the box. Route the cable to the valves.
Connect the open-ended wires to the valve according to the cable diagrams in § 3.4.
Optional Remote Switch:
A single remote switch is used for Lift and Tilt applications. A dual remote switch is used for Dual Lift
applications.
Multi-switch remote cables (P/N ATI-010904-XX and ATI-010938-XX) can be configured to operate
similar to the multi-switches on the control box. Typically the remote switches are used to select
automatic or manual control. Raise or lower implement may be selected, as well as elevation offset
and grade matching functions. Refer to System Setup § 5.4
The multi-switch remotes are configured with the cable at the bottom when mounted and the switch
facing inward so the thumb activates the switch. When mounted and configured properly, forward is
Automatic, backward is Manual, up is Raise, and down is Lower.
Separate toggle switch remote cables are available and can be configured for automatic / manual
(P/N ATI-011012-XX) and raise / lower.
1. The remote switch assembly is designed to mount to lever shafts from 3/8" to 1-1/8" in.
(10 to 28 mm) diameter by using the different screws provided.
2. Determine remote switch mounting location for easy access during operation. Cable should route
downward from switch housing.
3. If mounted to a moving lever, ensure there is enough cable to permit full lever travel.
4. Remove any dirt or oils from the area where the switch will mount with isopropyl alcohol or
detergent cleaner.
5. Remove the adhesive liners on the double sticky
tape and apply the switch.
6. Select the correct length of screw for the shaft
diameter ad tighten clamping screws. Do not
overtighten as this can distort housing and clamp.
7. Strain relief the cable by tie wrapping it to the lever
as shown.
8. Assign and check the functions with the control box.
4.3
Switch Orientation