Operations

IW4/IW7 WB/WBV

Optional (Various switches are optional and are not necessarily available)

Symbol

Explanation

Remote Control

If using the RCF 30 this lamp is lit to indicate that there is contact with the pressure converters. If using the Tele-BPS II, a lit lamp indicates that contact has been established with the remote control. A blinking lamp indicates that a pressed button on the remote control has been confirmed.

Driving Direction Display (Only with 4 wd test stands)

The lit up arrow indicates which wheel is turning in driving direction.

Roller Heating

When the rotary switch is turned to the right -> Roller heating is ON. The switch is lit up green.

Pit Safety Device

Red lamp is lit up continually:

The pit safety device has been triggered and the test stand has been completely switched off. Investigate the reason for the pit safety activation and correct the problem before the test stand is put into operation again. To restore operation the green button must be pushed.

Red lamp is blinking:

The pit safety system - model GSL - is defective.

The blinking of the lamp with pit safety system GSL means that once the malfunction has been corrected, the pit safety must be reinstated.

Graphic

This lamp will light up after pressing the Graphic button on the remote control. Within 12 seconds after test begin the graphic drawing will take place

Brake Force Application Limiter (optionally available

Lights up when the brakes have been applied too quickly.

Malfunction Lamp and Release Button (MB-Mode)

The red defect lamp lights up when a malfunction occurs. (Error code via pointer, s. Chap. 4). To confirm press the release button.

Manual (MB-Mode)

When this lamp is lit the test stand is in manual mode.

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Maha Energy IW7 WB / WBV, IW4 WB / WBV manual Remote Control, Roller Heating, Pit Safety Device, Graphic, Manual MB-Mode

IW4 WB / WBV, IW7 WB / WBV specifications

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