TeeJet TASC-6600 - Manual (Page 60)

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TASC-6000, 6300, 6600 98-05010
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C.0. INSTALLATION
C.1. CONTROL CONSOLE INSTALLATION
The Control Console should be located inside the vehicle cab, when possible. It can be mounted on or below the dash, or
any other location where it is accessible to the operator without diverting or obstructing his view. The mounting bracket
may be attached to the console with the mounting face of the bracket up or down as required.
C.1.1. CONSOLE MOUNTING
After selecting a suitable location for the console, drill two 9/32" diameter mounting holes, using the mounting bracket
as a template to mark the locations. Attach the mounting bracket to the mounting surface using two 1/4" bolts, lock
washer and nuts. Then mount the console to the mounting bracket using the well nuts and the knobs supplied.
BRACKET
Can be attached at a
VARIABLE ANGLE
1/4" Bolt,
Flatwasher,
Lockwasher,
& Nut
CHECK FOR DRILLING
CLEARANCE BEFORE
DRILLING 9/32" HOLES
Use the Wellnuts and
Knobs provided to attach
the Control Console to the
Bracket.
TASC CONTROL CONSOLE
SIDE VIEW
NOTE: If the control console is to be installed on a vehicle in a location which is unprotected from weather or chemi-
cals, the following precautions must be followed.
A. Install the console so that the front panel is tilted up no more than 45 degrees and no less than 10 degrees. This
will allow any water that gets inside the console to drain through the holes in the back of the case.
B. The console electronics are sealed to prevent damage from moisture, however if the console will be exposed to
weather, it should be covered when not in use. The best cover is one which would protect the console from rain
and yet allow for air movement from below. A plastic bag sealed tightly around the console is NOT recom-
mended, as this can cause excessive moisture and heat build up inside the console.
CAUTION: Make certain the opposite side of the
drilling surface has plenty of clearance for the
fasteners and is free of wiring or hoses.
WARNING: FOR POSITIVE GROUNDED VEHICLES; DO NOT select a
mounting location that will allow the console rear panel or the front panel toggle
switches to come in contact with the vehicle frame. The parts are negatively grounded
and MUST NOT contact the frame of a positively grounded vehicle.