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Multifunction Indicator TNL GB

This document provides information about the TNL multifunction indicator used on Fenwick-Linde trucks, including: - A description of the indicator's functions such as displaying the battery charge level, time/date, operation hours, information messages, and wheel position. - Explanations of the main screen and what each section represents. - Details on the hour meter, information messages, and wheel position screens. - Guidance on setting parameters and alarms displayed by the indicator.

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Multifunction Indicator TNL GB

This document provides information about the TNL multifunction indicator used on Fenwick-Linde trucks, including: - A description of the indicator's functions such as displaying the battery charge level, time/date, operation hours, information messages, and wheel position. - Explanations of the main screen and what each section represents. - Details on the hour meter, information messages, and wheel position screens. - Guidance on setting parameters and alarms displayed by the indicator.

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Service Training

TNL Multifunction Indicator


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This maintenance / service manual is intended for «FENWICK-LINDE» system technicians to guide them in their work.
It remains the property of the company:
FENWICK-LINDE - 1, rue du Mal de Lattre de Tassigny - 78854 Elancourt Cedex - Saint-Quentin en Yvelines
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

6 TNL multifunction indicator


6.1 Description 1
6.2 Alarms and linking of multifunction indicator screens 4
6.3 Setting parameters for multifunction indicator / Factory settings 5
6.4 Setting the multifunction indicator after a service visit 5
6.5 PC connection for multifunction indicator settings 6
6.6 Selection of multifunction indicator menus in TRUCK DOCTOR 7
6.7 Using the TRUCK DOCTOR to set parameters for the multifunction indicator 8

6.8 Electrical diagrams 13


6.8.1 T20S with multifunction indicator 14 - 15
6.8.2 T20R with multifunction indicator 18 - 19
6.8.3 T20F with multifunction indicator 22 - 23
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6 TNL MULTIFUNCTION INDICATOR

6.1 Description

6 2

5 3
4

Figure 1:
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1 Alphanumeric display
2 Control buttons
3 Accumulator cap
4 Fork rod
5 Connector (22 channels)
6 Indicator

CHARACTERISTICS

General protection: IP 66 Frontal and


IP 54 lateral and rear
Nominal power supply: 24 V

DESCRIPTION

Used instead of and in place of the ILDB on the speed control plate cover, the TNL multifunction indicator
has the following functions:

- Battery discharge indicator with low level alarm and lifting cut
Important: - Full load: 100% displayed
- Discharged: 0% displayed corresponds to the limit of 80% of battery discharge
(recharge mandatory)
- Date, time
- Truck operation hours (hour meter)
- Display of information messages and tips
- Wheel position indicator
- Service interval indicator with service alarm to be provided
- Truck operator presence indicator
- Alarms with messages indicators
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Main screen

13 14 1 2 3

4
12 5
11
10 6

9 8 7

Description Meaning Remarks/


Screen messages
1 Battery charge level in % - Full load: 100%
- Weak load: 10% -> Recharge to be provided
- Discharged: 0% -> Recharge mandatory

2 Battery charge level - Full load: 100%

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represented by 5 bars
- Weak load: 10%

- Discharged: 0% Note: 0 % corresponds to 80% max


discharge to protect the battery.

3 Egg-timer (flashing) - Indicates hour meter operation

4 Control button - to display another screen Other function: control key

5 Control button - to display the previous screen Other function: setting key

6 Control button - to access the control screens

7 Marking of active buttons

8 Display of date ->For setting, see page


9 Display of time ->For setting, see page

10 Alarm STOP (red) - Speed control fault: Truck stop Message: «Engine fault...»
- Restart attempts by resetting con-
tact key
- Alarm always active: Call service
engineer

11 Alarm BATTERY (red) - Blinking:charging < or = at 10% -> Recharge to be provided


Message: Weak battery charge level

- Fixed: battery discharged -> Lifting cut


-> Recharge mandatory
Message: «Battery level=0%
lift stopped”
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13 14
Hour meter screen

12
15
Next service :

Information messages screens

16
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Wheel position screen indicator


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17

Remarks/
Description Meaning Screen messages
12 Alarm T ° (red) - Fixed: speed control overheating -> Truck stop
Message: « T° abnormal...»
In general, wait few minutes
before proceeding.
13 Truck operator presence - Flashing: presence non-activated
indicator (Green)
- fixed (lasting 10 s): truck operator
present

14 Alarm Maintenance (red) - Flashing: service required in:… -> Message: «Next visit in X days or
in Y hours.»
- fixed: service required -> Message: «Maintenance visit
today»
15 Hour meter - Truck operating hours

16 Display of information messages

17 Wheel position indicator Position of steering wheel Only for trucks equipped with a
steering wheel.
6.2

Page
Section
Truck operator presence indicator Alarm Maintenance flashing (red): Alarm Battery flashing (red): Alarm T° steady (red):
(green): - Beep and message: - Beep and message: - Beep and message:
- flashing: the truck did not activate Maintenance visit provided in… Charging level < or = at 10% Temperature too high

Alarms and linking of multifunction indicator screens


the presence device. By default, 50 hours or 7 days - «+» x1:main screen return - Effect: Truck stop
- steady (lasting 10 s): truck before programmed service. - Indicator flashing until battery - «+» x1: Infos tech -Stopper
operator present - «+» x1:return to indicator recharge truck....

4
6
functions - «+» x 2: After Sales Address
- New message every 30 minutes Indicator lights up when T°
and on each start. Alarm Battery steady (red): normal.
FENWICK - Indicator always flashing. - Beep and message:
Charging level = 0%
Alarm Maintenance steady (red): - Effect: lifting forbidden
Welcome - Beep and message: Service - Indicator lit up until battery
required. recharge
- «+»x1: After Sales Address Alarm STOP steady (red):
Autotest - Beep and message:
- «-» x1: Previous display
- Indicator always lit up. Traction fault
Alarm linked LDC error code

Main screen Hour meter screen


x1 x1 x1
100% 100% 100% 100%
22/12/01 12345.6 Address
16:00 x1 x1 Service x1
h

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x1

Return after 5 seconds 5seconds


Return after 5 seconds

Return after 5 seconds Main screen


return

100% 100%
Reverse-
100% : Adjustment of values

Contrast lighting 22/12/01


☞ x1 x1 16:00 Selection of fields:
day / month / year
hours:minutes

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6.3 Setting parameters for multifunction indicator / Factory settings

ON TRUCK OPERATION IN FACTORY

The parameters must be customized: The default parameters on leaving the factory are:

THE DISPLAY (see menus 2 and 5):


- Homepage screen logo (Fenwick - Linde - Lan- -> Truck delivery country logo
sing)
- The menu language (French, English, German, -> The delivery country language
Spanish, Italian, Dutch)
- Date format (DDMMYY or MMDDYY)
- Time
- Point Service contact details

PROGRAMMING NEXT MAINTENANCE VISIT


(see menu 2):
- Enabling or disabling the service reminder -> Enabled
- Choosing the enable mode in hours or in days -> at 500 hours
- Alarm Service X days or Y hours before enabling -> 50 hours before
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DISCHARGE INDICATOR (see menu 4):


- Setting parameters according to the characteristics ->Truck delivered with a battery:
of the battery mounted on the truck indicator set according to battery equipment
->Truck delivered without battery:
by default set on the curve Varta – 2.09V - 20% -
0 mn.

6.4 Setting the multifunction indicator after a service visit

The engineer must activate the next visit reminder (see menu 3) and
through the same operation reset the service alarm.

The engineer can open the Bloc Note (see menu 6-6) to store useful information for future interventions.

The engineer can also edit the multifunction indicator parameters (see menu 7).
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6.5 PC connection for multifunction indicator settings

- All the operating parameters are stored in the multifunction indicator memory.
- The multifunction indicator is programmable by using the Linde parameterisation software
Truckdoctor version V1.1 P7 or later.

3X4
1X4

6X4/ 1
6X4

PC
wire

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- Battery disconnected and contact cut


- Disconnect the truck contact 6X4 - 6X4/1
- Connecting the PC wire to the programming connector
for multifunction indicator 6X4
- Connect the battery
- Start Truckdoctor
- Select "TNL - Dashboard" (p) in the main menu

IMPORTANT
Reconnect compulsorily 6X4 - 6X4/1 and
reset the contact key so that the multifunction indicator
takes into account the settings made.
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6.6 Selection of multifunction indicator menus in TRUCK DOCTOR

Truck Doctor
A
Z

1 "Electric truck" (E)


2 "Thermal truck" (V)

3 "Trans-order picker" (L)

4 "Transpalet" (T)

"Commands
5 preparator" (N+V)
"Truck with retractable MENUS
6 mast" (R)
7 "Tractor" (P)

8 Programming
"Linde speed control" 1
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9 "Multifunction indicator"
Service
p 2 option
"TNL Multifunction
indicator" Option: SUB-MENUS
3 display
u "Accessories"
4 Battery
x "End" parameters Programming
1 initialisation
5 Accessories
Set
2 the hour meter
Editing
6 parameters Point
3 Service address
Setting tool
7 Battery discharge 4 Set the date
curve
.
5 Set the hour
b Return

6 Bloc Notes

Calibration
7 of indicator for
wheel position

b Return
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6.7 Using the Truck Doctor to set parameters for the multifunction indicator

MENU 1: Programming initialisation

- Open this menu so that the multifunction indicator goes to display mode in programming mode.

TRUCKDOCTOR

Program

MENU 2: Service Options

The service indicator can be Enabled(*) or Disabled

Service indicator Enabled:


The next service visit can be enabled with a given hour meter on a precise date.

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- On the screen choose: the hour meter (*) or the date.

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- Enter the hour meter or the date of activation.

By the hour meter By the date


Example: Example:
Next service visit activated at 1050 hours Next service visit activated on 200802
(20 August 2002)
(*) By default: at 500 hours

The service alarm can be triggered few days or few hours before the service visit.

- In the screen enter: the number of hours or the number of days before activating the visit.

Alarm by the hour meter Alarm by the date


Example: Example:
The service alarm will ring 20 hours before the The service alarm will ring 10 days before the
service service

(*) By default: 50 hours before (*) By default: 7 days before

Delete service reminder alarm:


- Carry out programming of next service visit.

(*) By default
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Menu 3: Display options


This menu helps select and parameterise the information visible on screen:

- The display format for date and time Choose: European(*) / Anglo-Saxon
- The choice of display of the hour meter Choose: Displayed (*) / Non-displayed
- The choice of display of error messages Choose: Enabled(*) / Disabled
- The choice of language and logo Choose: - English Linde
- English Lansing
- French Fenwick
- French Linde
- German Linde
- Spanish Linde
- Italian Linde
- Dutch Linde
- Wheel position screen indicator Choose: Enabled(*) / Disabled

Menu 4: Battery parameters


The discharge indicator must be compulsorily parameterised according to the battery characteristics.

1) CHOICE OF BATTERY TYPE


Various discharge curves are stored in the multifunction indicator memory:
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1 Battery model: Open lead standard battery (Varta, Fulmen, Oldham, Fenwick) (*)
- Standard FENWICK control for open lead battery.

2 Battery model: Battery PZs (Deta)


- Setting for the Hawker maintenance free batteries (gel).

3 Battery model: Battery with increased capacity (PZs)


- To reserve for the trucks equipped with large capacity battery, with a long discharge duration

4 Battery model: Maintenance free battery (Gel)


- Preferably use the model no. 2 or
- Consult the battery manufacturer to get the characteristics.

2) RESET VOLTAGE/CHARGED BATTERY NO-LOAD VOLTAGE

Possible choices:
2.00 – 2.03 – 2.06 – 2.09 (*) – 2.12 – 2.15 – 2.18 – 2.21 – 2.24 – 2.27 – 2.3 V.

(*): FENWICK standard setting

Remark:
- The battery no-load voltage must be greater than the value selected to unplug
the multifunction indicator.
- The reset voltage can be slightly lowered if the indicator does not reset on
a charged battery.

(*) By default
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3) LIFTING CUT

To protect the battery too high discharge, set the residual capacity value (in %) at which the hoist cut is
produced: 20(*) - 25 - 30 - 35 - 40%.

- (*) Standard control for an open lead battery.


- Setting recommended for a maintenance free battery (gel): 30%

TIPS TO ADJUST THE HOIST CUT


After checking the real status of the battery on the cut, gravity and voltage on an open lead battery, voltage
on a gel battery, it is possible to fine-tune the setting according to real use of the battery:

- If the indicator cuts too early, reduce the residual capacity value (E.g.: 25% to 20%)
- If the indicator cuts too late, increase the residual capacity value (E.g.: 25% to 30%)

Remarks: - Minimum gravity, battery 80% discharged; 1.14


- Maximum gravity, battery 100% charged; 1.29 to 1.32 according to models.

4) RESET TIME

After cutting the discharge indicator, it can be reset only after a period of:

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0(*) - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 minutes.

(*): FENWICK standard setting

MENU 5.1: Programming initialisation


Init. menu 1

Menu 5-2: Initialisation of an hour meter after replacement


On a new multifunction indicator, it is possible to program the hour meter from the old one.

NOTE:
The hour meter can be reinitialised only if there are less 2.9 hours.

Menu 5-3: Point Service Address


This menu shows the Point Service address closest to the truck user:
- Company
- Telephone No.
- Name of person to contact

Menu 5-4: Setting the date


Example: 011202 means 1 December 2002

Menu 5-5: Setting of time


Example: 161202 means 16 hours 12 minutes and 2 seconds

(*) By default
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Menu 5-6: Bloc Note


This menu records or accesses the information concerning the truck.
(example: change the traction motor brushes on the next visit)

Menu 5-7: Reset


Do not use

Menu 6: Printing the multifunction indicator setting parameters


The setting parameters are displayed on the screen and can be saved in a file.

Menu 7: Setting tool table for battery parameters


To set the discharge indicator, this table can guide the engineer while making the settings.
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6.8 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS


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6.8.1 T20S WITH MULTIFUNCTION INDICATOR

Code Colour Code Colour


1A1 Traction speed control 19-35
1A5 Acceleration interface 26-43 BK Black GN Green
3A1 Steering speed control 4-16 WH White VT Violet
BU Blue RD Red
1B1 Traction potentiometer 30-32 OG Orange YE Yellow
1B2 Traction motor speed sensor 33-36 BN Brown GY Grey
3B21 Steering wheel potentiometer 9
3B22 Steering wheel potentiometer 11
3B31 Wheel steering potentiometer 8
3B32 Wheel steering potentiometer 9

1F1 Drive motor fuse 225A 18


1F3 End wire control fuse 7.5A 13
2F1 Pump motor fuse100A 3
3F1 Steering motor fuse 30 A 6
9F1 CF option fuse 8

G1 Battery 1

4H1 Horn 37

1K11 Steering contactor 16,19,26,28


1K12 Steering contactor 16,19,26,28
2K1 Pump contactor 3-42
2K2 Hoist cut relay 40-42
3K1 Steering speed control safety relay 6-15
9K1 CF option relay 11

1M1 Drive motor 17,34


2M1 Pump motor 3

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S1 Ignition key 13
1S9 Operator presence pedal microswitch 28
1S12 Low forks slow speed switch (option) 29
1S21 Forward speed control startup switch 28
1S22 Reverse speed control startup switch 30
2S6 Fork descent control switch 38
2S7 Fork lifting control switch 42
2S10 High fork cut-off switch 40
4S1 Horn control switch 35
7S1 Emergency stop punch button 1

X1 Battery connector 1
1X1 Variator control circuit connector
1X2 Speed sensor connector
1X3 Command card connector raising/lowering
horn
1X4 Traction programming box connector
1X5 Drive+hydrau truck command connector
1X9 Operator presence pedal connector
3X1 Electric steering speed control connector
3X2 Flywheel instructions potentiometer
connector
3X3 Steering wheel instructions potentiometer
connector
3X4 Steering programming box connector
3X5 Electric steering safety relay connector
6X2 Dashboard connector
7X1 Brake speed control connector
7X2 Brake interface connector
7X6 Electromagnetic brake connector
7X7 Pressure sensor connector
9X3 CF resistance connector
9X10 CF option relay connector

Y1 Electromagnetic brake 25
2Y2 Lowered solenoid valve 38

Z1 Interference circuit 27,29,34,


37,41
Z2 Interference diode 26,27,37,
38,41
7Z1 Brake interference 22

R1 R2 Resistance CF for 1K11 and 1K12 8-9


R3 Resistance CF for 1A5 10
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T20S with multifunction indicator

STEERING
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WHEEL Programming Programming


box box

Coding
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6.8.2 T20R WITH MULTIFUNCTION INDICATOR

1A1 Traction speed control 30-43 Y1 Electromagnetic brake


1A5 Acceleration interface 35-40 2Y2 Lowered solenoid valve
3A1 Steering speed control 4-16 Z2 Anti-interference diode
7A1 Brake speed control 19-25
7A2 Brake interface 22-24 COLD CHAMBER OPTION
7A3 Parking brake command/ high fork cut-off 19-24
7A4 Brake release time-lag 27-30 9F1 Cold store supply fuse (15A) 8
9K1 Relay 10
1B1 Traction acceleration potentiometer 37-39 9X3 Resistance connector
1B2 Traction motor speed sensor 40-43 9X10 Relay connector
3B21 Steering wheel potentiometer 9 R1R2 Resistance for 1K11 and 1K1 8-10
3B22 Steering wheel potentiometer 10 R3 Resistance for 7B1, 7A2 and 1A5 8-10
3B31 Wheel steering potentiometer 8 R4 Resistance for 7S2, 2S6 and 2S7 8-10
3B32 Wheel steering potentiometer 9
7B1 Braking potentiometer 21 HEATING SEAT OPTION

1F1 Drive motor fuse 225A 31 9S1 Switch cut-off


1F3 End wires command fuse 7.5A 13
2F1 Pump motor fuse 100A 3
3F1 Steering motor fuse 30 A 6
*T20R Monopedal
G1 Battery 1 **T20R Bipedal

4H1 Horn 49
7H1 Parking brake light indicator 26

1K1 Drive contactor 29-31-34-35


2K1 Pump contactor 3-54
2K2 Hoist cut relay 52
2K3 High fork automatic lowering relay 53
3K1 Steering speed control safety relay 6-14

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7K3 Relay for parking brake 22

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1M1 Drive motor 30-42
2M1 Pump motor 3
3M1 Steering motor 6
9M1 Fan motor 54

6P4 Dash board 52-57 Code Colour Code Colour

S1 Ignition key 13 BK Black GN Green


1S1 Seat presence switch 29 WH White VT Violet
1S2 Acceleration pedal switch 37 BU Blue RD Red
1S5 Travel control (mono-pedal) 34-35 OG Orange YE Yellow
1S9 Operator presence pedal microswitch 29 BN Brown GY Grey
1S12 Low forks slow speed switch (option) 36-37
2S6 Fork descent control switch 54
2S7 Fork lifting control switch 54
2S10 High fork cut-off switch 50
4S1 Horn control switch 49
7S1 Emergency stop punch button 1
7S2 Parking brake release command 20-23
7S3 Braking end switch (max. braking) 22
7S4 Braking start switch

X1 Battery connector
1X1 Variator control circuit connector
1X2 Speed sensor connector
1X4 Traction programming box connector
1X9 Operator presence pedal connector
1X12 Direction reverse connector + horn
1X13 Drive coding circuit connector
1X14 Acceleration connector
1X24 Presence and heating seat connector
3X1 Electric steering speed control connector
3X2 Flywheel instructions potentiometer connector
3X3 Steering wheel instructions potentiometer
connector
3X4 Steering programming box connector
3X5 Electric steering safety relay connector
6X2 Dashboard connector
6X4 Dashboard programming connector
7X1 Brake speed control connector
7X2 Brake pedal connector
7X3 Brake interface + high cut-off connector
7X4 Parking brake connector
7X5 Parking brake connector lamp
7X8 Monopedal brake release speed connector
7X81 Bipedal brake release speed connector
9X1 Fan connector
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T20R with multifunction indicator

Heating seat option

Mono-pedal

STEERING Bi-pedal
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Truck-operator
Fork direction

direction

WHEEL Programming Programming


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Coding
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6.8.3 T20F WITH MULTIFUNCTION INDICATOR

1A1 Traction speed control 19-35 Code Colour Code Colour


3A1 Steering speed control 4-16
7A3 High cut-off and brake release interface 40-45 BK Black GN Green
1B1 Traction acceleration potentiometer 30-31 WH White VT Violet
1B2 Traction motor speed sensor 33-36 BU Blue RD Red
3B21 Steering wheel potentiometer (set value 1) 9 OG Orange YE Yellow
3B22 Steering wheel potentiometer (set value 2) 11 BN Brown GY Grey
3B31 Wheel steering potentiometer 8
3B32 Wheel steering potentiometer 9
7B7 Pressure sensor (setting bars) 27

1F1 Drive motor fuse 225A 19


1F3 End wires command fuse 7.5A 13
2F1 Pump motor fuse 100A 3
3F1 Steering motor fuse 30A 6

G1 Battery 1

4H1 Horn 37

1K1 Drive contactor 17-19-26-27


2K1 Pump contactor 45
2K2 High hoist cut-off relay 43-44
2K3 High fork automatic lowering relay 41-43
3K1 Steering speed control safety relay 15

1M1 Drive motor 18-34


2M1 Pump motor 3
3M1 Steering motor 5-7

6P4 Dash board 44-50

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S1 Ignition key 13
1S9 Seat presence switch 26
1S21 Forward throttle variator startup switch 27
1S22 Reverse throttle variator startup switch 29
2S6 Fork descent control switch 42
2S7 Forks lifting control switch 43
2S10 High fork cut-off switch 40
4S1 Horn control switch 34
7S1 Emergency stop punch button 1

X1 Battery connector
1
1X1 Variator control circuit connector
1X2 Speed sensor connector
1X4 Traction programming box connector
1X5 Lifting jack harness command connector
1X9 Driver presence connector (pedal)
1X13 Coding circuit connector
1X99 Horn interference circuit connector
3X1 Electric steering speed control connector
3X2 Lifting jack instructions potentiometer connector
3X3 Steering wheel instructions potentiometer
connector
3X4 Steering programming box connector
3X5 Electric steering safety relay connector
6X2 Dashboard connector
6X4 Dashboard programming connector
7X3 Brake interface + high cut-off connector
7X6 Electromagnetic brake connector

Y1 Electromagnetic brake
2Y2 Lowered solenoid valve
Z1 Anti-interference circuit
Z2 Anti-interference diode
7Z1 Brake anti-interference (transil)

9F1 Fuse option CF 15A 8


9K1 Relay option CF 11
9X3 CF resistance connector
9X10 CF option relay connector
R1CF Resistance CF for 1K11 8
R2CF Resistance CF for 1K12 8
R3CF Resistance CF for lifting jack 9
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STEERING
WHEEL
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WHEEL
Programming
box

Coding

Programming
box
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