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KE <br />Y <br />WA <br />L <br />L <br />RP <br />/ <br />R <br />Q <br />RP <br />/ <br />R <br />Q <br />LV <br />T <br />Red - Down <br />Black - Com <br />Black - Com <br />Blue - Up <br />Pin 3 - Green <br />Pin 2 - Yellow <br />Pin 5 - Black <br />DCU <br />GreenBlack <br />Yellow <br />PIN <br />1 - NOT USED <br />2 - YELLOW <br />3 - GREEN <br />4 - NOT USED <br />5 - BLACK <br />6 - NOT USED <br />Please Note: <br />Data cable connections must <br />be made using electrically <br />straight 6 Pin 4 conductor <br />modular cable (RJ14/6P4C). <br />Please Note: <br />Data Cables <br />for Serial Control <br />Provided by Others <br />SP-KSMKey Switch-Service Position <br />Optional R2D7, <br />RS232 Controller <br />RP/RQ Bus Ports for remote controlssuch as IR Eye, RF Receiver, LED Wall Switch and RS232. <br />LVC-SShow Position <br />Low Voltage Trigger <br />(6-24 VDC) <br />(Polarity Independent) <br />Function <br />Indicator <br />To RS232 Serial Port: <br />Blue = Not UsedYellow = Rx (Data from control system)Green = Tx (Data to control system)Red = Not UsedBlack = Gnd (Signal Ground)White = Not Used <br />DETAIL OF DATA CABLE <br />SPLITTER BOARD <br />Scissor Lift SLX by Draper page 5 of 8 <br />www.draperinc.com (765) 987-7999 <br />Connecting Controls to Data Cable Splitter Board <br />Controls plug into the Data Cable Splitter Board (See diagram below) which is located on the Top Frame on the front side of the lift, using RJ14/6P4C connectors. <br />For IR or RF Remote Control, use data cable with RJ14/6P4C connectors on both ends. <br />For serial control of "Show" position, use data cable with RJ14/6P4C connectors on both ends and an R2D7 Serial Control Interface. <br />Plug into the "RP/RQ" input. <br />Figure 7 <br />Clearing and Resetting Show Position <br />CLEARING THE SHOW POSITION AT CURRENT SHOW POSITION: <br />1 Move lift to the show position. <br />2 While lift is at the show position press and hold the Key Up toggle <br /> switch and release once the Lift begins moving upward. <br />3 The show position is now cleared and ready for a new show position <br /> to be set. <br />PROCEDURE FOR SETTING SHOW POSITION: <br />1 Now that the show position has been cleared, use wall switch up and down <br /> buttons to get lift into desired show position. <br />2 While lift is at desired show position, press and hold the Key Down toggle <br /> switch until lift begins to move upward. Lift will begin a calibration cycle <br /> where it will move upward for two seconds, stop then move down for one <br /> second and then the Lift will return to the desired show position. <br />PLEASE NOTE: At this point the Key Switch will not operate until <br />the new “Show Position” has been set. Also the 3-Button Wall Switch <br />changes into a maintain, push and hold type button, for continuous <br />movement. This allows for easy setting of new “Show Position”) <br />Optional Delay Feature <br />1 When the Optional Delay Feature is installed the Delay Switch must be in <br /> the "Delay On" position for normal operation. <br />2 If the Optional Delay Feature is installed and the "Show Position" requires <br /> adjusting, then the "Delay Switch" must be switched to Off while adjusting <br /> the show position. <br /> CAUTION: Be sure all switches are in Off position before adjusting limit <br />switch. Always be prepared to shut lift off manually when new adjustment is <br />being tested. Please refer to wiring diagram. <br />PLEASE NOTE: If the Scissor Lift loses power, the DOWn function will not work until you operate the lift in the UP <br />direction using the wall switch. This allows the lift's control <br />encoder to recognize it's "home" location. <br />NOTICE - Delay Feature WillNot Operate Properly Without <br />The Optional Current Sensor <br />Connected To The Lift.KEEP DELAY IN OFF POSITION W <br />H <br />E <br />N <br /> <br />CURRENT SENSOR IS NOT USE <br />D <br />Please Note:Any control, including automated dry contact systems, being connected to the wall switch input MUST send a momentary signal.