Caution – Elkhart Brass Scorpion RF 8394-07 User Manual
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Installation Step 4: System Programming
Programming Stow Position
8294-06 & 8394-07
On the monitor receiver board switch A position 1 “ON” is stow up, while switch A position 1
“OFF” is stow down. If any selections are changed, power must be cycled.
Move the monitor to the left or right position that will be used for stowing the monitor.
Press and hold the red programming switch, SW1 (see Figure 3), for approximately 5 seconds,
then release.
The monitor will move up or down (depending on the location of switch A position 1 on monitor
receiver board), and rotate to the left until the stop is located.
When the monitor stops, the programming will be complete.
If the programming is interrupted by inadvertently pressing the SW1 (red) button or any button
on the primary or secondary controller, a programmed stop is set, and will not allow movement
past this point. The programmed stops can be cleared by holding the red SW1 button for 3
seconds and allowing the monitor rotate to the left stop. After this is complete, repeat the above
procedure.
On the primary controller, press and hold the Stow and Fog buttons for 5 seconds to activate
and check the stow positioning.
8294-06 EXT
The 8294-06 EXT monitor does NOT allow for user selectable stow position.
Press and hold the red programming switch, SW1, for a minimum of 5 seconds. After the red
programming button is released, the monitor will travel to both the left and right travel limits in
order to calibrate the horizontal stow position at ZERO (straight ahead).
Activating the stow function will cause the monitor to rotate to the straight-ahead position with
the discharge at 0 degree elevation.
Figure 3: SW1 Switch
Caution:
To prevent damage to the monitor controller, keep all metallic objects away
from the receiver circuit board while it is energized. Ensure all O-rings and gaskets are
properly installed when closing receiver enclosure.
DS5
DS2
B
A
DS1
SW4
SW1
DS4
P2
DS3
P3
DS6
P1
P4
SW2
SW3
Red Programming
Button (SW1)