1.14.3 BATTLE SHORT Mode.

TM 9-6115-668-13 1.14.3 BATTLE SHORT Mode. BATTLE SHORT mode is activated by the BATTLE SHORT switch (S21) in the control cabinet (or the BATTLE SHORT switch in the ECS) (figure FO-1). When BATTLE SHORT mode is active, auxiliary contactor K11 in the control cabinet is excited: The BATTLE SHORT indicator light (H17) is connected to +V_reg through N-O contact 43-44, and lights up; +24 V is applied through N-O contacts 13-14 and 23-24 to connector 50 of starter 1M1, i.e. in BATTLE SHORT mode the starter can be turned on with the GLOWPLUG/START rotary switch; N-C contact 51-52 is open: the coil of K2 is disconnected from +24 V and K2 cannot energize; N-C contact 81-82 is open: K5 cannot energize if K8 or K9 is excited; N-C contact 61-62 is open: K12 cannot energize. 1.14.3.1 Fault Shutdowns and Indications. If the faults marked with a * occur in BATTLE SHORT mode, K11 prevents main contactor K1 from shut- ting down (table 1-4). If the unmarked faults occur in BATTLE SHORT mode, the interlock chain is inter- rupted and main contactor K1 shuts down voltages to control cabinet assembly receptacles L1 (OA), L2 (OB) L3 (OC) and N (paragraph 1.14.2.3). in BATTLE SHORT mode there is no restriction on fault in- dication. Table 1-4 BATTLE SHORT Mode. Fault display Source BATTERY CHARGING CONTROL (H2) K2 OIL PRESSURE (H3) K2 OIL TEMP-CYLINDER HEAD (H4) K2 AIR FILTER (H5) K4 UNDER/OVER VOLTAGE (H9) K8, K5 GENERATOR OVER TEMPERATURE (H10) K9, K5 UNDER/OVER FREQUENCY (H8) K7, K5 OVERLOAD (H13) K21 REVERSE POWER (H11) K27, N3 Shutdown in BATTLE SHORT mode No No No Indication only No No Yes Yes Yes 1 - 2 3