DAF CF65, CF75, CF85 Series . Manual - part 828

11

12

REVERSING

LIGHTS

When

contact

has

been

made,

power

is

supplied

to

the

operating

s

witch

o

f

the

reversing

lights

(E501)

via

E

016

and

wire

1217.

This

switch

is

mounted

in

the

gearbox.

T

he

contacts

are

c

losed

w

hen

the

gearbox

is

set

to

the

“reverse

”

position.

The

v

oltage

is

then

applied

to

the

reversing

lights

(C026

and

C027),

reversing

buzzer

(B176)

and

to

the

trailer

c

onnector

(A001or

A070)

via

w

ire

4591.

The

above

description

applies

to

v

ehicle

type

F

A

.

V

ARIANTS

Location

18,

25,

27

Connector

642

on

vehicle

type

F

A

.

33

Depending

on

whether

the

v

e

h

ic

lei

sf

it

te

dw

it

ha7

-p

in

o

r

15-pin

p

lug.

See

a

lso

s

ection

diagram

47.

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12

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1217

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4591

4591

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5655

4591

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4591

5655

4591

6012

6012

6012

6012

6012

6012

4591

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873

7

637

3

576

8

626

2/403

24/403

23/403

26/403

C026

1

2

C027

1

2

A001

31

A070

4

E592

2

1

D

873

1

626

12

637

!

!

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1000

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24

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392

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6

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13

LIGHT

SWITCH

/FOG

LAMPS

/

FA

D

IPPED

BEAM

AND

MAIN

BEAM

SWITCH

MARKING

AND

P

ARKING

LIGHTS

FOR

SECTION

DIAGRAM

AND

EXPLANA

TION:

SEE

SECTION

DIAGRAM

9

LIGHT

S

WITCH

(C622)

position

1

(“

town

lights

”

)

A

v

oltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

2

o

f

light

switch

C622

through

fuse

E084,

wire

1

101.

If

this

switch

is

in

the

“town

lights

”

position

(connection

between

contacts

2

and

1),

the

voltage

is

transmitted

to

connection

point

85

of

relay

G

000

(rear

light/width

marker

light

relay)

through

wire

2100.

This

relay

is

energised

and

contacts

30

-

8

7

w

ill

close.

Through

contacts

30

-

8

7

o

f

relay

G

000,

wire

2101,

a

v

oltage

is

now

applied

to

c

orner

marker

lights,

marker

lights

and

rear

lights

through

fuses

E

000

and

E001

and

wires

2102

and

2103

respectively

.

position

2

(“

dipped

b

eam

”

)

If

switch

C622

is

put

in

the

2

nd

position

(connection

between

contacts

2

and

4),

the

following

takes

p

lace:

A

v

oltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

2

o

f

light

switch

C622

through

fuse

E084,

wire

1

101.

Through

contacts

2-4o

fC

6

2

2

th

e

voltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

85

of

G000

through

wire

21

10

and

diode

D609.

The

voltage

is

also

applied

to

c

onnection

point

5

o

f

C773

through

wire

2100.

The

v

oltage

is

also

applied

to

c

onnection

point

85

of

G001

through

wire

21

10.

This

relay

is

activated.

Through

contacts

30

-

8

7

o

f

relay

G001,

wire

21

12,

and

through

fuses

E

004

and

E005

and

wires

2

1

1

4

and

21

13

respectively

,

a

voltage

is

now

applied

to

the

left

and

right

dipped

beams.

They

will

now

switch

on.

Signalling

light

The

v

oltage

on

connection

point

85

of

relay

G001

is

also

on

connection

point

14

of

stalk

switch

C832

through

diode

D610,

via

w

ire

2154.

If

this

(spring-loaded)

part

o

f

the

switch

is

operated

(connection

between

points

1

4

and

9),

relay

G002

is

energised

through

wire

2120.

A

c

onnection

is

now

made

between

contacts

30

and

87

and

this

applies

a

voltage

to

lights

C

002

and

C003

through

contacts

30

-

87,

wire

2121,

and

fuses

E

006

and

E007

and

wires

2122

and

2123

respectively

.

T

hese

lights

remain

o

n

a

s

long

as

there

is

a

connection

between

contacts

14

and

9

o

f

s

talk

switch

C832.

Main

beam

A

v

oltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

8

o

f

stalk

s

witch

C

832

through

fuse

E084

and

wire

1

101.

If

this

part

of

the

s

witch

is

operated

(’

fixed

’

connection

between

points

8

and

9),

relay

G

002

is

energised

through

wire

2120.

A

connection

is

now

made

between

contacts

30

and

87

and

this

applies

a

voltage

to

lights

C002

and

C003

through

contacts

30

-

87,

wire

2121,

and

fuses

E

006

and

E007

and

wires

2122

and

2123

respectively

.

T

hese

lights

remain

on

as

long

as

there

is

a

‘fixed

’

connection

between

contacts

8

and

9.

The

d

ipped

beam

does

NOT

go

out

while

the

signalling

light

or

main

beam

is

in

use.

REAR

FOG

L

AMPS

(standard

version)

T

o

activate

the

rear

fog

lamps,

light

switch

C622

must

be

in

the

“dipped

beam

”

position

(connection

between

contacts

2

and

4).

T

he

voltage

is

then

applied

to

D

609

through

fuse

E084,

wire

1

101,

contacts

2-4o

fs

w

it

c

h

C622

and

wire

21

10.

The

v

oltage

is

split

after

this

diode.

The

v

oltage

is

applied

to

connection

point

85

of

G000

through

a

P

CB

track.

This

switches

on

the

c

orner

marker

lights,

marker

lights

and

rear

lights.

The

s

ame

voltage

is

also

applied

to

c

onnection

point

5

o

f

C773

through

wire

2100.

The

V

IC

receives

a

voltage

signal

at

pin

D

35

when

the

fog

lamp

switch

(C773)

is

operated

(connection

between

5

and

1).

The

V

IC

then

activates

the

rear

fog

lamp

relay

(G005)

via

p

in

C40

o

f

the

VIC,

so

that

the

rear

fog

lamps

come

on.

The

V

IC

then

switches

on

the

“rear

fog

lamps

”

indicator

o

n

the

instrument

panel

via

the

I-CAN.

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FRONT

F

OG

LAMPS

(optional)

T

o

activate

the

front

fog

lights,

light

switch

C622

must

be

in

the

“town

lights

”

position

(connection

between

contacts

2

and

1).

T

here

is

now

a

v

oltage

on

connection

point

85

of

relay

G

000

(corner

marker

lights,

marker

lights

and

rear

lights

on).

T

urning

the

fog

lamp

switch

(C727)

to

position

I

(connection

between

contacts

2

and

6)

(front

fog

lamps)

activates

relay

G004.

A

v

oltage

is

now

applied

through

fuse

E009,

wire

2141,

contacts

30

-

8

7

o

f

relay

G004

and

wire

2142.

The

front

fog

lamps

will

now

go

on.

A

v

oltage

is

also

sent

to

the

V

IC

via

w

ire

2142,

pin

C

34.

The

V

IC

controls

the

D

IP

and

ensures

that

the

“front

fog

lamps

”

warning

indicator

illuminates

on

the

instrument

panel.

The

V

IC

receives

a

v

oltage

signal

at

pin

D

35

through

wire

2150

when

the

fog

lamp

switch

(C727)

is

turned

to

position

2

(connection

between

contacts

2

and

3).

The

V

IC

then

activates

the

rear

fog

lamp

relay

(G005)

via

p

in

C40

o

f

the

VIC,

so

that

the

rear

fog

lamps

come

on.

The

V

IC

then

switches

on

the

“rear

fog

lamps

”

indicator

o

n

the

instrument

panel

via

the

I-CAN.

V

ARIANTS

Location

16

C773

is

fitted

a

s

s

tandard

.

If

the

front

fog

lamps

option

is

s

elected,

switches

C773

and

C727

should

b

e

swapped

over

.

83,

86

Connector

617

on

vehicle

type

F

A.

87

This

may

b

e

e

ither

a

7

-pin

or

a

15-pin

c

onnector

.

For

m

ore

information:

see

s

ection

diagram

47

88

Connector

642

on

vehicle

type

F

A.

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