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wiring from the Anderson connector of the machine
wiring (Photo D - 7) (Photo F - 8) . Always hold the con-
nectors with the hands and never pull on the cables.
Photo H show connection diagram of the batteries
for B - BT machines.
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Attach the battery wiring to the battery, connect-
ing the terminals only on the poles marked with the
same symbol (red wiring “+”, black wiring “-“)!
A battery short-circuit may cause an explosion!
After checking that all the controls on the panel are in
position “0” or at rest, connect the battery connector
to the machine connector.
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Close the battery compartment making sure not
to crush any wires.
Photo I - 3 show the correct connection of the batter-
ies for B - BT machines.
4.1.5. CIRCUIT BOARD SETTINGS
CONFIGURATION
The machine is equipped to GEL battery circuit board
configured. If the operator whish to use e Pb-Acid bat-
tery, it is necessary to set the electronic circuit board
as follows:
Model “B” (DC 24V)
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TO ENTER THE BATTERY THRESHOLD CONFIGURA-
TION MODE:
1) Press simultaneously the push buttons “BRUSH
MOTOR SWITCH” (Photo C - 1) and “SUCTION MOTOR
SWITCH” (Photo C - 2) within 2 seconds after switching
on the machine with the key switch (Photo D - 1). The
three LED of the battery power test (Photo C - 3A, 3B,
3C ) will be ON.
2) Press “SUCTION MOTOR SWITCH” key within 5 sec-
onds from the previous action; you have now entered
in the configuration mode: the green and yellow LED
of the battery power test (Photo C - 3A, 3B ) will be ON.
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CONFIGURATION SETTINGS ARE DISPLAYED ON THE
BRUSH LED (Photo C - 1A) and on the SUCTION LED
(Photo C - 2A):
Gel:
BRUSH LED (Photo C - 1A) on.
SUCTION LED (Photo C - 2A) off.
Pb-Acid:
BRUSH LED (Photo C - 1A) off.
SUCTION LED (Photo C - 2A) off.
Li-Lithium:
BRUSH LED (Photo C - 1A) off.
SUCTION LED (Photo C - 2A) on.
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TO MODIFY CONFIGURATION SETTINGS:
Press the “BRUSH MOTOR SWITCH” (Photo C - 1)
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TO SAVE THE SETTINGS AND EXIT THE MODE:
Press the “SUCTION MOTOR SWITCH” (Photo C - 2)
Once the settings have been set, we have different
battery discharge levels with differentiated interven-
tion on the machine functions as specified in the fol-
lowing table:
Battery discharge indicator and functions - Model “B” (DC 24V)
Volts
Battery Type
Battery power
test indicator
LED
Brush opera-
tion indica-
tor LED
Pb-
Acid
GEL
Li
Signaling
Signaling
Action
24,0
24,0 >25,4
Green
LED ON
LED ON
All working
21,5
22,5 >23,5
Yellow
LED ON
LED ON
All working
20,5
21,5 >22,6 Red LED ON
LED
FLASHING
Brush motor
is not wor-
king
20,0
21,0 <22,6
Red LED
FLASHING
LED
FLASHING
Brush and
suction mo-
tors are not
working
Model “BT” (DC 24V with traction)
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TO ENTER THE BATTERY THRESHOLD CONFIGURA-
TION MODE:
1) Press simultaneously the push buttons “REDUCE
SPEED” (Photo E - 3) and “SUCTION MOTOR SWITCH”
(Photo E - 6) within 2 seconds after switching on the
machine with the key switch (Photo F - 1). The second
LED of the speed indicator (Photo E - 3B ) will be ON.
2) Press “INCREASE SPEED” (Photo E - 4)” key within 5
seconds from the previous action; you have now en-
tered in the configuration mode.
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THE CONFIGURATION SETTINGS ARE VISIBLE ON
THE SPEED INDICATOR LED:
1) The first two LEDs (Photo E - 3A, 3B) indicate the
type of setting of the indicator intervention threshold
an both must be ON;
2) The third and fourth LEDs (Photo E - 3C, 3D) indicate
the battery type: for the PB-Acid battery only the third
LED (Photo E - 3C ) should be ON, while for the GEL
battery both should be ON (Photo E - 3C, 3D)
3) To select Li batteries, press the "BRUSH ON" button
(Photo E - 5) for 2 seconds together with the "SUCTION
ON" button (Photo E - 6) until the third LED (Photo E -
3C) and the fourth LED (Photo E - 3D) switch off.
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