TeeJet TASC-6600 - Manual (Page 61)

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TASC-6000, 6300, 6600 98-05010
Rev. - 1
C.1.2. CONSOLE CABLE ROUTING
Console Cable routing is important. There are up to eleven connector positions on the back of the console; Power, Pump
Controls #1 to #6, Ground Speed, Boom I/O, Flow Control, and serial I/O. Depending on the TASC model, some
connector positions may not be present. The power cable is marked with a “Connect to +12 Volts Only” label, all other
cables are labeled and connect to the corresponding position on the rear of the console (See Appendix A). The connec-
tors are keyed so they will only mate in the proper position.
POWER
CONTROL
FLOW
CONTROL
GROUND
SPEED
SERIAL
I/O
BOOM
INTERFACE
3
2
1
CONTROL
6
5
4
Determine the best location for the cables to exit the cab. If an existing exit point is not available, drill or punch a 11/4"
to 11/2" dia. hole in the cab. The hole must be protected with a grommet or other material to prevent sharp edges from
cutting into the cables. After all cables have been properly routed and secured, seal the entry point with foam rubber, or
other appropriate material, to keep dust out of the cab.
CAUTION: DAMAGE TO THE
TASC SYSTEM MAY OCCUR,
IF POLARITY IS REVERSED!
CAUTION: The Console Power Cable MUST
be connected directly to the vehicle battery (12
VDC only). This provides electrical noise pro-
tection to the console. Be sure that the red
(fused) wire is attached to the positive terminal
of the battery and the black wire is attached to
the negative terminal. NOTE: Route all cables carefully, avoiding
moving parts, excessive heat and exposure to
tree limbs, stubble, or other debris. Allow enough
slack at all pivot points to guard against pinch-
ing or stretching the cables. Finally, secure the
cables in place with tie wraps and/or cable clamps.
CONNECT ALL POWER LEADS DIRECTLY TO THE VEHICLE BATTERY
DO NOT SUBSTITUTE HIGHER AMPERAGE FUSES
12 Volts D.C.
Positive Terminal
Chassis Ground
Negative Terminal
A B
A B
Battery
Power
Cable
Rear view of the TASC Control Console