Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems TABS-6 ADVANCED SINGLE CHANNEL User Manual

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1. The TABS‑6 Adv module shall be installed with the

following considerations (see Figures 16 through 18):

verTicAl

orienTATion

(roll Angle)

muST Be

wiThin five

degreeS of

verTicAl

FIGURE 16 ‑ inSTAllATion on TrAiler (verTicAl)

10°

10°

Driving

Direction

longitudinal

orientation

(pitch Angle)

must be within

Ten degrees of

vertical

FIGURE 17 ‑ inSTAllATion on TrAiler (longiTudinAl)

The TABS-6 Adv module must be located no more

than 40 inches from the mid-point between the

axles, and within two inches from the center line of

the trailer (unless configured for an offset).

10°

10°

± 40" (1 m) from mid-point between the axles

± 2" (5 cm)

from center

of trailer

FIGURE 18 ‑ inSTAllATion on TrAiler (cenTer line)

• With exhaust port facing downward and unobstructed

with significant free space below (> 1 inch).

• Within ± 40" of the center of the axle(s) for proper

balanced brake applications.

• Within ± 2" from the center line of the trailer (default).

Note: a left/right offset greater than ± 2" may have

been programmed in the ECU and can be verified

using Bendix ACom diagnostic software (version

6.1 or higher).

• Yaw angle shall be ± 10° as measured from the

center line of the trailer.

• Pitch angle shall be ± 10° as measured from a flat

horizontal plane.

• Roll angle shall be within ± 5° as measured from a

flat horizontal plane.

For tank‑mount modules: Install the nipple fitting into

the modulator‑valve supply port. Then rotate the entire

assembly into the tank port until secure. Over-torquing

of the tank nipple could cause damage to the valve

body.

For frame‑mount modules: Torque the mounting nuts

to 180-220 in-lbs.

2. Reconnect all air hoses and plugs to the module.

Depending on the installation, additional plugs may

be necessary. Thread sealant products that contain

Teflon may be used, however thread sealant tape is not

recommended as there is a potential for tape material

entering the valve and affecting the valve’s operation.

Make certain that no thread sealant enters the valve.

All air hoses and fittings should be checked for leaks

prior to returning the vehicle to service.

3. Reconnect the ECU power, auxiliary if present and

wheel speed sensor electrical connectors to the ECU.

Apply a moderate amount of non‑conductive electrical

grease to each connector pin before reconnecting.

Note: The wheel speed sensors must follow the orienta‑

tion of the module as shown in Figure 19 for fixed axle

trailers.
• It is necessary to fix the wheel speed sensors to

the orientation of the lateral acceleration sensor for

plausibility checks between the sensors.

• If the wheel sensor location does not match the

orientation of the Bendix

®

TABS‑6

Adv module

shown in Figure 19, a Diagnostic Trouble Code

(DTC) will be generated and the ABS indicator lamp

will be illuminated.

• Refer to the large label inside the connector cover

for wheel speed designation, “S-C” and “S-D”.

4. Leakage and Operational Tests must be performed

before returning the vehicle to service.

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