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(3)
Auxiliary Power Pack A2M1/P2. Provides pressurized hydraulic fluid flow to different
components in ECU when CBPS is operating in external power mode.
(4)
Thermostatic Switch. Senses when engine coolant temperature is too high (hot) when CBPS is
operating in internal power mode. Warning indicator on rear control panel lights to alert
operator of this condition.
(5)
Oil Pressure Switch. Senses when engine oil pressure is low when CBPS is operating in internal
power mode. Warning indicator on rear control panel lights to alert operator of this condition.
(6)
Vehicle Control Box 1A4A8. Allows communication between crew members inside ECV cab and
crew members inside LMS. The vehicle control box also contains the switch that enables the
Electronically Programmed Governor (EPG).
(7)
EPG Actuator. Part of EPG system, located in ECV engine compartment. EPG actuator receives
signal from EPG control unit to increase ECV engine speed.
(8)
Hydraulic Oil Level Indicators. Located on dash of ECV and on rear control panel, lights and
sounds buzzer when hydraulic fluid in the ECU reservoir drops to low levels. System shuts
down when ECU reservoir drops to a critical level, or hydraulic fluid has a loss rate of 2 gpm or
more.
(9)
Tachometer/Hour Gage. Located on dash of ECV, monitors engine RPM and number of hours
ECV has run.
(10) EPG Control Unit. Part of EPG system, located in ECV cab. EPG control unit monitors ECV
engine speed, via EPG magnetic pickup, and sends a signal to EPG actuator to increase ECV
engine speed.
(11) EPG Magnetic Pickup. Part of EPG system, located in ECV engine flywheel housing. EPG
magnetic pickup compares speed of ECV engine with changes in the load.
(12) Two Cable Splitters. Located on radio mounting bracket, enables LMS crew to monitor and
operate the radios during all modes of operation.
b. LMS Modification (figure 1-2).
(1)
Windows (two). Provides LMS crew visibility to outside conditions.
(2)
Ladder. Provides easy entrance and exit between LMS and ABS.
(3)
Chairs (two). Provides seating for LMS crew. Chairs are equipped with seat belts and shoulder
harnesses.
(4)
Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP) Gear Storage Box (two). Provides storage for crew.
Passenger's side storage box contains cable interconnection box and relay box.
(5)
Hose Assembly. Provides pressurized air for inflation of ABS air beams from rib fan.
(6)
Relief Valves (two). Relieves air pressure in LMS during air transport.
(7)
ABS Retainer. Secures ABS to LMS.
(8)
Seat Belts (two). Secures shelter crew in LMS during mobile mode.
(9)
Soft Air Duct. Provides filtered pressurized air to ABS and LMS. Air can also be cooled or
heated.
(10) Tailgate Assembly. Holds and protects the stowed ABS.
(11) Block Wire Cable. Secures the tailgate assembly and ABS in stowed position.
(12) Emergency Exit Panel. Provides an escape route for the shelter crew.
(13) Power Panel. Provides 208 Vac, 60 Hz, 3-phase input auxiliary power connector, external
chemical sensor connector, and CBPS ground terminal. The panel also contains a hose port. The
hose port provides outside ambient air input to the Nuclear, Biological, Chemical (NBC) shelter
pressure gage located on rear control panel.
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