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General| Category | Automobile Accessories |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Knorr-Bremse |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40°C to +85°C |
| Housing Material | Aluminum |
| Type | TEBS (Trailer EBS) |
| EBS Function | Electronic Braking System |
| Power Supply | 24V DC |
| Application | Trailers |
| Compatibility | Various Trailer Types |
| Function | Electronic Braking System for Trailers |
| Communication Protocol | CAN |
| Protection Features | Overvoltage, Short Circuit |
Outlines the basic function and components of the KB4TA-D brake system.
Details the system's operation, including power-up, ABS, odometer, and configuration options.
Explains how the system disables ABS functions based on detected errors.
Covers errors related to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU).
Details ABS function disablement due to supply voltage variations.
Describes the primary role and design specifications of the KB4TA-D ABS ECU.
Details the ECU's connectors, pin assignments, and wiring for various functions.
Explains the connection for stop lamp power and optional headboard warning light.
Provides instructions and diagrams for mounting and installing the KB4TA-D ECU.
Explains the labels and identification details on the KB4TA-D ECU.
Outlines the main functions of the KB4TA and KB4TA D brake systems.
Describes the function and technical data of trailer coupling heads.
Details the features and technical data of the Park/Shunt Valve.
Explains the operation and types of ABS Modulator Relay Valves.
Details the function, installation, and technical data of wheel speed sensors.
Explains the purpose and advantages of the TABS bracket for integrated ABS installation.
Details the various cables used in KB4TA-D trailer ABS systems.
Introduces the concept of diagnostics and its different levels for the system.
Covers system operations like warning lamp signals and diagnostic programs.
Explains how to configure auxiliary functions using the ADL programming language.
Lists necessary tools and interfaces for system diagnostics.
Details diagnostics via blink codes from the ABS warning lamp.
Explains displaying and interpreting active and inactive diagnostic trouble codes.
Describes the DTC label and how to read blink code sequences.
Provides a quick reference for diagnostic trouble codes and required actions.
Offers flow charts to help diagnose and resolve system issues.
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