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Arming
To ARM the SCC and activate the system, a positive battery voltage signal must be
detected at the ARM (P6) terminal with the Ignition on. An example signal to ARM the
unit is the voltage for the Red Warning lights on the top of a bus or the control voltage
for the Stop Arm Sign. Typically these are activated by a front door switch when the
door is opened to load or unload students/passengers. It only takes one event to ARM
the SCC. Once armed, the module will have to be reset via the Safety Switch input,
either before the alarm goes off or after.
No Warning Lights
When a vehicle does not have warning lights, etc., it is still necessary to ARM the
system to activate the required end-of-trip check. Often the Ignition signal or brake
signal is used to ARM the module in this circumstance. It does mean however, that
every time the vehicle is ARMed with ignition, the SCC system will require deactivation
at the end of the trip. (See "Timer Options" for another alternative.)
For testing and trouble shooting, when the SCC is in ARMed state the Yellow LED is
illuminated on the printed circuit board.
Safety System Alarm and System Reset/Deactivate
At the end of the trip, the ignition input will be turned off. If the system is ARMed, the
overhead passenger light relay turns on indicating the vehicle must be checked and
SCC deactivated before exiting. This output may also be used for a remote visual or
audio indicator/reminder for the driver/operator. (See figure)
Example of External Check Bus Indicator
The front door input(s) must remain in the "door closed" condition or state to deactivate
the system by pressing and releasing the reset push button at the rear of the vehicle.
This is required either with or without the ALARM active. If the monitor is not in the
ALARM state, the interior light relay will flash the lights twice to indicate successful
deactivation, and then remain on for 1 minute. If the ALARM has been triggered,
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