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Requirements |
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Install Sensor Link |
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Install DRS |
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Install flowmeter |
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Troubleshoot |
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The Sensor Link is used as a communication interface between the various electrical devices on the truckAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant., and wirelessly shares signal data to the driver tablet interface.
Installing the Sensor Link
The Sensor Link interface box should be located inside the cabin of the truck, as it is not designed to be exposed to the elements. Ideally, it should be located behind or under a seat. Otherwise it should be installed at an easy access location, preferably on the back wall of the cabin and with the reset button located on the top.
Install the Sensor Link and secure it using appropriate fasteners. Its cable configuration is detailed in the following section.
The Sensor Link utilizes multiple cable connections to facilitate communication between devices. The following connections must be made to properly utilize the DRS:
- To power the Sensor Link interface box, connect the cable to the top-right connector (Power) and then to the truck's fuse box.
- To connect to the Drum Rotation Sensor, utilize the bottom-middle connector (Flow 2(4)).
- To connect to an optional flowmeter, connect the cable to the bottom-right connector (Flow 1(3)).
Power connection to the truck
For the power connection, we use the Sensor Link Power cable with M12 connector as displayed below.
Wire connections should be as follows:
| Wire Color | Function |
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| Black | GND |
| Red | +12V to 24V (with in-line 5A fuse) |
| White | Ignition Input |
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