2 — INSTALLATION AND WIRING
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Return to TOC Curtis Model 1226 – September 2019
To use the Driver 2 output for the belly button check, congure parameters as described in Table 19.
Table 19 Belly Button Check Configuration
Action Parameter More Information
Specify that emergency reverse uses
a normally open switch.
EMR Input Type See page 43.
Assign Driver 2 as an Aux driver.
Aux 1 Contactor Driver or Aux 2 Contactor
Driver
See Coil Drivers Menu on
page 50.
Specify that the Aux driver is for the
belly button check.
Aux 1 Type or Aux 2 Type See Aux 1 and Aux 2
Contactor Driver Menus on
page 45.
Specify Driver 2 as a high side driver. Driver 2 Type
Note: If the driver is not congured as
a high side driver, the controller will
generate a Parameter Mismatch fault.
See page 51.
Specify how the controller will handle
the BB Wiring Fault.
BB Wiring Fault LOS Enable See page 43.
Electromagnetic Braking
Driver 1 is a special purpose driver for electromagnetic (EM) braking. For information on the driver,
see page 14.
Pin J1-3 supplies the Driver 1 output, and pin J1-4 (Brake+) supplies power to the electromagnetic
brake. See Figure 6.
Note: e controller provides a brake holding voltage feature that reduces brake coil heating. Use
the EM Brake menu to congure the holding voltage and other electromagnetic braking parameters;
see page 38.
Mode Switch
Your vehicle can include a mode switch that allows operators to choose from the 1226 controller’s
speed modes. One mode can be congured for faster outdoor driving and the other for slower indoor
driving.
Typically, you would connect the mode switch to pin J3-18. at pin is associated with Switch 13,
which provides an integrated LED driver that can be used to display the mode switch’s status when
the switch is congured as a momentary switch.
e following list describes the conditions that determine the active speed mode.
• If a mode switch is not connected, mode 1 is active.
• If the mode switch is in the on position, mode 2 is active.
• If the mode switch is in the o position, mode 1 is active.
Note: For information on conguring speed modes, see Mode 1 and Mode 2 Menus on page 27.