DAF CF65, CF75, CF85 Series . Manual - part 563

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15/403

31/401

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619

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556

E286

125A

2

1

E528

2

1

E515

2

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E514

2

1

E142

25A

B1

B2

C067

1

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C191

1

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C735

5

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570

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C063

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C062

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556

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572

8

559

5

574

8

554

C119

3

2

1

D900

A4/

592

D911

B11/

604

B10/

604

C115

2

1

570

1

574

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574

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554

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D929

1010

1000

1010

1000

E028

15A

D783

2600

C192

3

2

1

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SH

CAB

INTERIOR

LIGHTING

CAB

STEPWELL

L

IGHTING/INTERIOR

LIGHTING

DOOR

SWITCH,

DRIVER’S

SIDE

If

the

door

on

the

driver

’s

side

is

opened,

door

switch

E514

is

activated

(connection

between

1

and

2).

A

a

result,

there

is

a

voltage

on

the

driver

’s

side

cab

stepwell

lighting

(C062),

co-driver

’s

side

cab

stepwell

lighting

(C063)

and

D91

1

(alarm

system)

through

fuse

E028

(interior

lighting

fuse),

w

ire

1107,

contacts

1

-

2

of

door

switch

E514,

wire

2647,

diode

D783

(driver

’s

side

interior

lighting

diode),

wire

2600.

This

activates

the

cab

stepwell

lighting

on

both

the

driver

’s

side

(C062)

and

the

co-driver

’s

side

(C063).

T

he

VIC

(D900)

also

receives

a

voltage

on

connection

point

1,

connector

595.

The

V

IC

then

turns

on

the

cab

lighting

(C1

19/C192),

provided

the

switches

(C1

19,

C192,

C859

and

C837)

are

in

the

correct

position,

activating

it

through

wire

2610

(connection

point

4,

connector

592

of

the

V

IC

unit).

When

the

door

on

the

driver

’s

side

is

closed

(contacts

1

-

2

of

door

switch

E514

interrupted),

the

voltage

to

connection

point

1,

connector

595

of

the

V

IC

is

lost.

C

onnection

point

4,

connector

592

will

then

continue

to

be

supplied

w

ith

power

for

another

9

seconds

approximately

.After

approximately

9

seconds,

the

supply

voltage

is

switched

of

fand

the

interior

lighting

goes

out.

If

the

vehicle

ignition

is

switched

on

(contact

made)

within

9

seconds,

the

power

supply

to

connection

point

4,

connector

592

of

the

V

IC

will

be

switched

of

fi

mmediately

.The

interior

lighting

w

ill

be

switched

of

fi

mmediately

.If

the

alarm

system

(D91

1,

pin

16

of

connector

604,

wire

3647)

sends

a

voltage

to

connection

point

13,

connector

594

of

the

V

IC

to

indicate

that

the

doors

have

locked

correctly

,t

he

interior

lighting

w

ill

also

go

of

fi

mmediately

.

CAB

STEPWELL

L

IGHTING/INTERIOR

LIGHTING

DOOR

SWITCH,

CO

-DRIVER’S

SIDE

If

the

door

on

the

co-driver

’s

side

is

opened,

door

switch

E515

is

activated

(connection

between

1

and

2).

As

a

result,

there

is

a

voltage

on

both

driver

’s

side

cab

stepwell

lighting

(C062)

and

co-driver

’s

side

cab

stepwell

lighting

(C063)

through

fuse

E028

(interior

lighting

fuse),

w

ire

1107,

contacts

1

-

2

of

door

switch

E515,

wire

2600.

This

activates

the

cab

stepwell

lighting

on

both

the

driver

’s

side

(C062)

and

the

co-driver

’s

side

(C063).

Interior

lighting

w

ith

m

ap

-r

eading

light

(driver

’s

and

co

-driver

’s

side)

There

is

a

combined

interior

light

and

map-reading

light

on

both

sides

of

the

cab

against

the

roof.

T

he

lamps

operate

in

the

same

way

on

the

driver

’s

side

and

co-driver

’s

side.

A

voltage

is

applied

to

connection

point

2

of

C1

19

and

C192

through

fuse

E028,

wire

1107.

Depending

on

the

position

of

the

built

--in

switches,

the

interior

light

or

the

m

ap-reading

light

is

now

switched

on

individually

or

together

.

INTERIOR

LIGHTING

TWO

-W

A

Y

SWITCHING

The

condition

to

turn

on

both

interior

lights

is

that

C1

19

(interior

light

with

switch,

driver

’s

side)

and

C192

(interior

light

with

switch,

co-driver

’s

side)

must

be

switched

together

.

In

other

words:

the

switch

is

connected

to

contact

1.

Situation

1:

S

witch

C

837

in

‘0’

position.

Switch

C837

in

middle

position

(contacts

5

-

1

and

8

-

4

connected).

The

supply

voltage

and

the

earth

are

now

interrupted

and

the

light

does

not

work.

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Situation

2:

Switch

C837

set

to

position

‘I’

(contacts

5

-

7

and

8

-

6

connected).

A

voltage

is

now

applied

to

connection

point

1

of

C

11

9

and

to

connection

point

1

of

C

192

through

fuse

E028,

wire

1107,

contacts

5

-

7

of

C

837,

wire

2644,

contacts

7

-

5

of

C

859

(driver

’s

side

roof

console

interior

light

switch),

wire

2632.

The

earth

is

formed

because

connection

point

3

of

C

11

9

and

connection

point

3

of

C

192

are

connected

to

the

vehicle

earth

through

wire

9032,

contacts

8

-

6

of

C

837.

The

lighting

can

now

be

switched

on

or

of

f

using

switch

C

859.

Situation

3:

Switch

C837

set

to

position

‘II’

(contacts

3

-

1

and

2

-

4

connected).

A

voltage

is

now

applied

to

connection

point

1

of

C

11

9

and

to

connection

point

1

of

C

192

through

fuse

E028,

wire

1107,

contacts

3

-

1

of

C

837,

wire

2645,

contacts

1

-

5

of

C

859

(driver

’s

side

roof

console

interior

light

switch),

wire

2632.

The

earth

is

formed

because

connection

point

3

of

C

11

9

and

connection

point

3

of

C

192

are

connected

to

the

vehicle

earth

through

wire

9032,

contacts

2

-

4

of

C

837.

The

lighting

can

now

be

switched

on

or

of

f

using

switch

C

859.

Explanation

of

two

--way

switching

in

vehicle

Tool

compartment

lighting

When

the

tool

compartment

door

is

opened,

the

driver

’s

side

tool

compartment

light

switch

(E528)

is

activated

(connection

between

1

and

2).

A

s

a

result,

there

is

a

voltage

through

fuse

E142,

wire

1154

on

C067,

wire

2608

on

E528

(tool

compartment

light

switch).

This

is

connected

to

earth.

T

his

switches

on

the

tool

compartment

light.

T

he

tool

compartment

light

works

independently

of

the

contact.

Bunk

lamp

The

bunk

lamp

C1

15

is

switched

on

by

a

switch

in

the

light

fitting.

The

bunk

lamp

works

independently

of

the

contact.

V

oltage

is

applied

to

connection

point

1

of

C

11

5

through

fuse

E028,

wire

1107.

Connection

point

2

of

C1

15

is

connected

to

earth.

W

hen

the

switch

is

operated

(connection

between

contacts

1

and

2),

the

lamp

goes

on.

Nightlight When

switch

C735

(interior

nightlight

switch)

is

operated

(connection

between

5

and

1),

a

voltage

is

applied

to

connection

point

1

of

C191

(middle

nightlight)

through

fuse

E028

(interior

lighting

fuse),

w

ire

1107,

contacts

5

-1

of

nightlight

switch

C735,

wire

2617.

This

switches

the

nightlight

on.

The

nightlight

works

independently

of

the

contact.

VARIANTS

Location 49

Wire

1107

only

fitted

if

there

is

NO

alarm

syst

em.

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