Technical data sheet – Class1 119971 - Twister Electronic Throttle ANALOG - 120478 EXTERNAL User Manual
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TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
PAGE
5
OF 16
DATE
10/1/2010
PRODUCT GROUP
THROTTLE CONTROL
P/N
119971
REV
1.20
PRODUCT
Twister Electronic Throttle (Analog version)
BY
AMS
Manual P/N 120478
3.2. Throttle ready LED indicator
The green THROTTLE READY LED indicator shows the status of the Twister interlock input (pin 3) and analog signal
diagnostic information.
LED state
Throttle control
Description
ON
PERMITTED
Twister interlock input (pin 3) is active.
OFF
NOT PERMITTED Twister interlock input (pin 3) is NOT active.
FAST FLASH
(10 Hz)
NOT PERMITTED
Analog signal error (voltage too low).
Verify analog +5 VDC reference and signal line voltage.
DOUBLE BLINK
NOT PERMITTED
Analog signal error (voltage too high).
Verify analog ground reference and signal line voltage.
Table 1.
Throttle ready LED states.
3.3. Active LED indicator
The blue ACTIVE LED indicator shows the status of the Twister control.
LED state
Throttle control
Description
ON
ACTIVE
The twister is in control of engine RPM.
OFF
NOT ACTIVE
The Twister is not controlling the engine RPM (engine at idle).
FLASHING
AT RPM LIMIT
The Twister’s control knob is being rotated while the analog output
signal voltage is already at the configured limit (minimum or
maximum).
Table 2.
Active LED states.
3.4. Control
knob
The control knob is the operator’s interface for RPM control. The control knob is rotated to change the engine speed
(RPM). The control knob can be configured to increase engine speed with clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation
(section 4.3).
3.5. Idle
button
The idle button is the operator’s interface to return the engine’s speed to its idle RPM. Press and hold the idle button
for a half-second to ramp the engine speed to idle and release active engine control from the Twister. The Twister
ramps the output signal down at a rate of 0.9 volts per second.