Modulator mis-wire test device and method
A modulator, solenoid technology, applied in the field of monitoring and testing of electronically controlled braking systems, to achieve the effect of reducing the possibility of wiring errors
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[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, a pneumatic braking system generally indicated by reference numeral 10 includes a right front wheel 12 and its brake actuator 14, a left front wheel 16 and its brake actuator 18, and a pair of rear axle assemblies. Includes right rear wheels 20, 22, left rear wheels 24, 26 and their dual brake actuators 28, 30, 32 and 34. The system 10 also includes an operator actuated brake valve 36 having a pedal 38 actuated by the vehicle operator. When pedal 38 is depressed, valve 36 communicates inlet port 40 with outlet port 42 and simultaneously connects inlet port 44 with outlet port 46 in a manner known to those skilled in the art. System 10 also includes a source of air pressure, such as tank 48, which is charged by an air compressor powered by the vehicle engine (not shown). The air inlet 44 communicates with a source of air pressure 48, although these connections are not shown in the drawings for clarity. The air outlet 46 communicates with the...
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