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Connect the air supply to the machine.
The air inlet to the machine is made via a jaymac coupling on either the
combined air input assembly and/or the jaymac connected to the back of
the air box. An on/off valve is fitted to the air box to provide control of the
air supply to the operator and a pressure gauge is fitted to indicate air
box pressure. Maximum safe working pressure is 15 Bar ( 210 psi).
Connect the battery to the counter circuit.
The two 9v batteries required to power the counter circuit have a connector each. These connectors are
handed and so cannot be connected incorrectly. Using a large coin simply twist through a quarter turn the 4
catches holding the battery box to the control housing to release them and gain access. Place the batteries in
the cradle, connect the power leads and then replace the battery box into its slot. Push the 4 catches until
they click into place and retain the battery box.
The on/off switch on the side of the counter assembly now controls power going to the counter. This should
be turned off when not in use to preserve battery life. The counter will remember the previous distance trav-
elled the next time it is turned on.
Connect the condensate drain
Push the provided length of 6mm microduct into the push-in fitting of the
condensate drain. Then place the other end of the microduct into a suitable
bottle so that any ejected condensate is collected and not released into the
environment.
The machine is now
ready to start the cable
installation.
Airlines are connected as shown
