Ridgid Kollmann SeeSnake KD-200 Consignes De Sécurité page 8

Kollmann
Guide
#2 #1
#3
Male Connector Pins
Pin/Socket
1 ..........................Neutral
2 ..........................+12 VDC
3 ..........................Video Signal
Figure 4 – Connector Functions
Outer Locking
Sleeve
Pin - Male Connector
Figure 5 – Connectors on SeeSnake System Cable
Figure 6 – Joining Connectors
Bending or twisting the connectors will
WARNING
lead to premature failure. Do Not bend or twist connectors!
Twist only the locking sleeve!
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Standard and Mini SeeSnake Diagnostic Equipment
Guide
#3
#1 #2
Female Connector
Sockets
Function
Outer Locking
Sleeve
Female Connector
1 – Push Straight In
Until Fully Seated
2 – Turn Sleeve
Clockwise
Red Arrow Indicates
Top of Connector
2) Reel/Frame
Push Cable – terminates right behind the spring. It has
a high-strength fiberglass core that's stiff enough to
push long distances and flexible enough to negotiate tight
turns. The tough outer jacket resists abrasion and Kevlar
braid provides added strength.
Reel – The push cable is stored in the molded gray drum,
which is rust and dent-proof and keeps waste water off
your customers' carpets. Mercury-free slip rings inside
the drum's hub provide a rotating electrical connection be-
tween the drum and frame and allow operation at any
angle (i.e. rooftops).
Brake
Frame
Figure 7 – Reel Front
Back Feet
Axle
Figure 8 – Reel Back
Ridge Tool Company
Guide Hoop
Drum
SeeSnake
System Cable
CountIR
Hub