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CWP 2000
C Operation and adjustments
12.1
12.2
12.1
12.2
Fig. C.2: Wash card reader
12.1"EMERGENCY STOP"-button
12.2Wash-card slide-in unit
5.959-373 A 2006471 (06/03)
Operating Instructions
C.2.5 Manual override
These functions allow you to intervene in the current wash
programme in order to circumvent problem areas to do with
the vehicle.
C.2.5.1
Raise roof brush / dryer (b)
n Roof brush or dryer is raised whilst the button
"DB/TD heb." is pressed
n Roof brush / dryer is again controlled by the wash
programme when the respective button is no longer
being pressed.
C.2.5.2
Run out side brushes (c)
n Both side brushes are run out whilst the button
"SB ausf." is pressed.
n Both side brushes are again controlled by the wash
programme when the button is no longer being pressed
C.3 Wash card reader (option)
"EMERGENCY STOP"
If persons, property and animals are in danger, the
system must be switched off immediately by pressing
the "EMERGENCY STOP"-button. You will find another
"EMERGENCY STOP"-button
n on the control unit
n at the entrance to the wash bay, unless a control panel
or wash card reader is located there.
C.3.1 Programme selection
The selection of the wash programme is made according
to the design of the wash card reader
n by inputting on a keyboard
n by the wash programme specified on the wash card
You will find further information in the separate operating
instructions for the wash card reader.
C.4 Coin acceptor unit (option)
Other equipment can be connected to the system to start
a wash programme, such as a coin acceptor unit or a PIN
code terminal.
Basically, each unit has the connection possibility of
4 floating contacts, BCD-coded.
The contacts must be closed within at least 0.5 s.
A "wash-ready" signal, 24 V DC, 0.1 A, is made available
by the CWP control cabinet.
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