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IMMOBILISER SYSTEM INTRODUCTION 2017 Customer Base DATE OF KAT Part PRODUCT PICTURES CUSTOMER BEGINN SERIAL Nr. DELIVERY 33223 Immobiliser Type 1 Kramer 33241 since 2006 (with Werke TYCO Connectors) Immobiliser Type 1

  1. IMMOBILISER SYSTEM INTRODUCTION 2017

  2. Customer Base DATE OF KAT Part PRODUCT PICTURES CUSTOMER BEGINN SERIAL Nr. DELIVERY 33223 Immobiliser Type 1 • Kramer 33241 since 2006 (with Werke TYCO Connectors) Immobiliser Type 1 • Wacker 33223 since 2007 (with Neuson TYCO Connectors) 33243 • Liebherr 34454 since 2007 Immobiliser Type 1 Group 34281 (with TYCO Connectors) 33225 34231 Immobiliser Type 1 • CNH Group since 2007 33248 (with TYCO Connectors) Immobiliser Type 1 since 2006 33248 • Terex (with TYCO Connectors) Group Immobiliser IP69 since 2009 34352 (with Deutsch Connectors • JCB Group and CAN-Bus)

  3. Customer Base DATE OF KAT Part PRODUCT PICTURES CUSTOMER BEGINN SERIAL Nr. DELIVERY Immobiliser IP69 since 2011 • Liebherr 34958 (with Deutsch Connectors and CAN-Bus) Group Immobiliser IP69 * Kramer (with Deutsch Connectors 35340 Since 2013 and CAN-Bus) Werke

  4. Immobiliser System Descriptions

  5. Immobiliser Type-1 SYSTEM SPECIFICATION Up to 4 electro mechanic relay output  Antenna (below and over dashboard types  available) Key with Transponder  15 transponder key memory  CAN-Bus SAE J1939 (Optional) 

  6. Immobiliser Type-1 Electrical data: Voltage range: +6V / +32 V Nominal voltage: 12V and 24V Temperature range: -40 ° C to +85 ° C Operational: -40 ° C to +100 ° C Storage: Power Consumptions: Operational Current consumption : typ. 50mA @24VDC Cont. Current for relay: 5A EMI/ EMC KBA Approval e1*74/61*95/56*0501*00 EMC test acc. to DIN EN ISO 14982:1998 ISO 7637-1 ISO 7637-2

  7. Immobiliser Type-2 SYSTEM SPECIFICATION CAN-Bus SAE J1939  IP52 protection degree  Antenna (below and over dashboard types  available) Key with Transponder  15 transponder key memory  1 Analog input  1 Analog or Digital output  Short Circuit Protection  Low Current Consumption in Sleep Mode  Easy assembly with KFZ Relay Socket  Cheap and safe immobilizer solution 

  8. Immobiliser Type-2 Electrical data: Voltage range: +6V / +32 V Nominal voltage: 12V and 24V Analog Trig. Channel Clamping Voltage: +60VDC (Planned) Temperature range: -40 ° C to +85 ° C Operational: -40 ° C to +100 ° C Storage: Power Consumptions: 30mA – 35mA Operational Current consumption : Stand-by current (operation clamp 30): 1 mA -1,5 mA Analog Trig. Channel Cont. Current: 350- 500mA (Planned) Analog Trig. Channel Max Peak Current: 1A (Planned) ESD Susceptibility (HBM): 2.0kV - 4.0kV 9

  9. Immobiliser Type-3 The system consists of a mechanical locking system and an independently functioning, electronically coded, immobilizer. The mechanical locking system is a starting switch made by the KAT Company. This switches clamp 15/54 with a mechanically coded key. When the clamp 15/54 is switched on, the key is mechanically locked and can not be removed. When activated, the electronically coded immobilizer disconnects 3 operating-relevant control devices: for example the starter, the fuel pump and the brake valve. The disconnection takes place potential-free via 3 independent power relays. The immobilizer control electronic is based on microprocessor technology. The electronic key is based on proximity transponder technology and is securely integrated into the key handle of the starting switch.

  10. Immobiliser Type-3 Electrical data: 7 – 32 V [Volts ] Voltage range: Nominal voltage: 12V and 24V -40 ° C to +85 ° C Temperature range: ≤ 50mA Power consumption relay open: Power consumption relay closed: typ. 200-250 [mA] ≤ 1mA Stand-by current (operation clamp 30): IP Protection: Water ingress: IP6X Dust ingress: IPX9K Relay outputs: High (TYCO) Low (Omron) Maximum switching voltage: 32V 32V Maximum switching current: 40A 1A Continuous current 15A 1A Voltage drop (15A): typ. 30mV Number of relays: 3 RF module: Transmission frequency: typ. 134,2 kHz Coding scheme: FSK Range: approx. 6 cm CAN-Bus (optional) CAN bus interface: Full CAN 2.0B active SAE J1939 CAN bus speed: from 250 kbit/s up to 1Mb/s

  11. Immobiliser Type-3 Electrical Transients (Immunity) · Radiated field (absorber -lined chamber), ISO11452, Part 2 · Bulk current injection, ISO11452, Part 4 Electrical Transients (Emissions) Tested according to ISO13766:2000 Earth Moving Machinery – Electromagnetic compatibility and the Agricultural Tractor EMC Directive 2000/2/EC Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Tested according to ISO 10605 +/- 8kV (direct) +/- 15kV (air) Radio Approval According to EN 300 330-2

  12. Immobiliser Type-3 Thatcham CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE This is to certify that: JCB Compact Products Immobiliser 2 System Has been demonstrated to comply with The British Insurance Industry’s Crite ria for Plant & Agriculture Issue 3 and is classified as Category P 2 TEP3-20/1009 Date Issued: 28 /10/09 In 2009 JCB is certified with Thatcham 3 stars

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