Installing Engage® Zone Control System
Engage® Zone Control Installation Manual
600840-000043, rev 1.4
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2. Secure the work switch to the cylinder using one of the two methods below.
a. Attach the work switch to the cylinder using zip ties.
b. Attach the work switch to the cylinder using the work switch bracket.
Figure 19: Using the proximity switch bracket
i. Remove the front locknut from the work switch assembly (153560-000014) and
insert it into the work switch bracket (351050-000016). Replace the locknut.
ii. Use the included bolts (352010-000084), washers (352012-000024) and locknuts
(352011-000040) to mount the bracket. The mounting location should allow at
least 4 inches of movement when you’re lifting or lowering the tool. To adjust the
length of the work switch, adjust the locknuts on the work switch assembly.
•
Moving the locknuts closer to the end of the work switch moves the work
switch father from the magnet.
•
Moving the locknuts away from the end of the work switch moves the work
switch closer to the magnet.
3. Plug S2 of the work switch extension harness (353050-000011) into the work switch
harness.
4. Route the harness along the hydraulic cylinder away from the work switch.
Determining work switch method
The work switch uses one of two methods to determine when the implement is in the ground:
•
Default method
o
The work switch is
engaged
(magnet is close to the work switch) when the
implement is in the ground
.
o
The work switch is
disengaged
(magnet and work switch are apart) when the
implement is out of the ground
.
•
Inverted method
o
The work switch is
disengaged
(magnet is pulled away from the work switch) when
the
implement is in the ground
.
o
The work switch is
engaged
when the
implement is out of the ground
.
Your work switch method can be configured during VT configuration. See the Engage Zone
Control Operator’s Guide (Intelligent Ag document number 600890-000059) for instructions.
