Folks,
I have a Curtis 1236SE in a project using a 5K throttle (Type 1) because it's a retrofit into an existing machine, which has such throttle. Problem is throttle is connected one leg to common ground, the other is the signal wire that goes to the original motor controller. Curtis controller calls out that pot low shouldn't be tied to the ground, so it's not possible to use the original setup one to one. Running an extra wire is of course doable, but is quite difficult due to the nature of the machine (boom lift). So the question is if there perhaps another way to wire the pot throttle to those controllers where one of the wires will be tied to either bat+ or bat- ? I don't see a way in the docs, they suggest pot wiper / pot low are protected against short to bat+ and bat-, but perhaps I missed something.
Thanks!
I have a Curtis 1236SE in a project using a 5K throttle (Type 1) because it's a retrofit into an existing machine, which has such throttle. Problem is throttle is connected one leg to common ground, the other is the signal wire that goes to the original motor controller. Curtis controller calls out that pot low shouldn't be tied to the ground, so it's not possible to use the original setup one to one. Running an extra wire is of course doable, but is quite difficult due to the nature of the machine (boom lift). So the question is if there perhaps another way to wire the pot throttle to those controllers where one of the wires will be tied to either bat+ or bat- ? I don't see a way in the docs, they suggest pot wiper / pot low are protected against short to bat+ and bat-, but perhaps I missed something.
Thanks!