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Repairs made out of warranty MOBA Australia or its authorised service centre will repair or replace, at its option, any defective part or component of which notice has been given during the warranty period. If service in the field is necessary to repair machine-mounted equipment under warranty, MOBA Australia may authorize on-site repairs at no charge for parts and labour.
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HYDRAULIC/AUX Figure 1.1 The CB.D2.CAN is a control panel for single machine control application. The CB.D2.CAN has a single control for valve actuation and dual control for auxiliary valves. The system provides the user with the flexibility to independently use single or multiple valve control.
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This chapter will provide you with information on getting started, connections and setting up. In addition, a description of the symbols and displays used in the working window will be explained. 3.1 BASIC SETUP The CB.D2.CAN control panel can be setup in multiple different configurations as illustrated below. CB.D2.CAN DUO²...
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5. Connect the hydraulic valves to the connector labelled ‘HYDRAULIC/AUX’ on the CB.D2.CAN using A.RS.080 cable. The end of the cable with the bare wires should be connected to the valves as explained in the following section. Note that the hydrauli valves are normally part of the machine and are not supplied by the MOBA Australia.
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First Step 3.4 HYDRAULIC VALVES CONFIGURATION The CB.D2.CAN can manually and automatically drive most of the commercially available solenoid valves, including popular brands such as Danfoss, Eaton-Vickers, Rexroth and others. It has four different types of hydraulic output drive signal available, suitable for different types of valves as explained in the table below.
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First Step The CB.D2.CAN can optionally drive an additional On/Off type valve which can be used for auxiliary functions such as, for example, moving a wheel up and down on a skid steer machine. This hydraulic output can normally only be activated manually using the Aux Up and Down buttons.
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Check all system components for obvious damage, all cable connections for securely fitted connections and the sensor for secure and accurate mounting. When starting up the CB.D2.CAN ensure that no person or objects are located within range of the moving parts of the machine.
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These include hydraulic oil pressure, size of the blade or bucket being moved, valve brand, sensor connected to the CB.D2.CAN and others. Because of this, there is not one set of correct settings to use. The following sections give an explanation of each of the settings to help the user optimise the overall hydraulic response.
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3.7.4 ADVANCED SETTINGS (HYDRAULICS) The Advanced settings for hydraulics can be used in special cases where hydraulic response remain unsatisfactory after careful adjustment of the General hydraulic settings. Currently, these settings are only available to MOBA Australia service technicians and distributors. Type [IO]...
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ZERO Figure 4.3.1 The CB.D2.CAN has the ability to control auxiliary On/Off type valves which can be used for user defined applications such as smudge bar control. These can only be operated manually using the [AUX] up/down keys and only while not inside a menu or a sub-menu.
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Relative. To revert back to Absolute mode, access sensor settings menu, select measure mode and press enter. ABS is then shown in the square brackets. Note: On power down, the CB.D2.CAN retains the previously used measurement mode. It is important before beginning a new job to ensure that the correct measurement mode is selected.
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Joystick Type 8 JOYSTICK TYPE (Optional) CB.D2.CAN supports multiple types of joysticks, so it is very important to select the right type of joystick connected to the system. From the main menu screen, use [AUX] key to select ‘Joystick’ submenu then press [ENTER] key.
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3. Adjust the laser receiver by adjusting the electric mast so that the laser beam hits dead band (ie: the green LEDs are flashing). 4. On the CB.D2.CAN panel, press [ZERO] key to set the current mast height reading to zero.
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