LaserWash 360 Plus Remote Control Commands

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Table of Contents
1 General ............................................................................................................................................................................ 5
2 Button Summary ............................................................................................................................................................. 6
3 General ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7
4 STOP Key ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
5 INFO Key .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
6 Run / Maintenance Toggle .............................................................................................................................................. 8
7 Joystick Operation ........................................................................................................................................................... 9
8 IO Mon Key.................................................................................................................................................................... 10
8.1 General ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
8.2 Digital Input Monitor ........................................................................................................................................... 10
8.3 Digital Output Monitor ........................................................................................................................................ 11
8.4 Analog Voltage Monitor (7) ................................................................................................................................. 11
8.5 Ultrasonic Digital Monitors.................................................................................................................................. 12
8.6 Ultrasonic Analog Monitors ................................................................................................................................. 13
9 Instant Mode ................................................................................................................................................................. 14
10 Status Mode .................................................................................................................................................................. 15
11 Configuration Mode ...................................................................................................................................................... 16
12 Motion Mode ................................................................................................................................................................ 17
13 Fluid Mode .................................................................................................................................................................... 18
14 Test Mode ..................................................................................................................................................................... 19
15 Document Change Log .................................................................................................................................................. 21

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1 General
This document provides instructions on how to use the remote control that is included with every LaserWash 360 Plus.

WARNING – READ PDQ MANUAL 10060135 SAFETY AND INTRODUCTION FOR LASERWASH 360
PLUS FOR IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION PRIOR TO BEGINNING THE PROCESS DESCRIBED
IN THIS MANUAL SECTION. 10060135, SAFETY AND INTRODUCTION, IS PROVIDED AS PART OF
THE OWNER/OPERATOR MANUAL, THE DISTRIBUTOR MANUAL, AND IS AVAILABLE ON THE
INTERNET AT www.pdqinc.com.

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HEREIN. IF QUESTIONS RESULT OR PROBLEMS OCCUR PLEASE CALL PDQ MANUFACTURING,
INC. AND ASK TO SPEAK TO A SERVICE TECHNICIAN.

WARNING! – INSTALLATION, SERVICE, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR OF THIS

EQUIPMENT IS INTENDED TO BE PERFORMED BY A QUALIFIED AND TRAINED
TECHNICIAN FAMILIAR WITH THIS EQUIPMENT. CONTACT PDQ MANUFACTURING, INC.
FOR INFORMATION ON FACTORY TRAINING.

NOTE: All information and drawings herein are the property of PDQ Manufacturing Inc and shall not be
copied or used except for the purpose for which it is expressly furnished. The drawings and any
copies thereof (partial or complete) shall be returned to the owner upon demand.
NOTE: All drawings, data, and specifications contained in this manual are subject to change without
notice. Results may vary.
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2 Button Summary
Button Function Always Maint. Note
On On
INFO This key will identify the current X X Always on even during washing.
operating information about the
machine.
Alt This key allows alternate use of keys. X X
STOP This key will stop machine motion. X
Yes/On This key is used to provide a Yes X X
and/or On answer or command.
IO Mon This key is used to begin Input and X
Output Monitor commands
No/Off This key is used to provide a No X X
and/or Off answer or command.
↑ This key is used to tell the machine to X
move the bridge forward (to exit). When preceded by the ‘ALT’ key the
↓ This key is used to tell the machine to X motion is made at creep speed instead
move the bridge backward (to of the default speed.
entrance.)
← This key is used to tell the machine to X
move the trolley right.
→ This key is used to tell the machine to X
move the trolley left.
 This key is used to tell the arch to X When preceded by the ‘ALT’ key the arch
index (rotate). rotates in the reverse direction
0-9 These keys are used to enter the X X
numbers 0-9.
CLEAR This key is used to clear the previous X X
key strokes and to begin a new
command
ENTER This key is used to perform an enter X X
function that will terminate a
command.
Instant This key is used to begin instant X X
commands that can be done in
maintenance or run mode.
Status This key is used to begin status X
commands.
Config This key is used to begin X
configuration commands.
Motion This key is used to begin a motion X
command.
Fluid This key is used to begin a fluid X
command.
Test This key is used to begin a test X
command.

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3 General
The remote control operates in several different modes as follows:

 Basic mode (Default mode)

 Information mode
 I/O Monitor mode
 Instant mode
 Status mode
 Configuration mode
 Motion mode
 Fluid mode
 Wash mode

The default mode is Basic mode. The device powers up in Basic mode, and returns to Basic mode under the following
circumstances:
 The [CLEAR] key is pushed
 More than 5 digits are entered when selecting a menu item.
 An advanced mode finishes executing.

Most modes have menu structure to execute commands. The menu choice is selected by entering a number associated
with the command.

Using the remote control it is possible to layer commands. For example, you can start an I/O monitor, start a pump
operation and start a bridge motion in any order. All the requested actions continue until the [STOP] key is pressed.

4 STOP Key
In Maintenance mode, the [STOP] key is used to stop machine motion, turn off pumps, abort the current move and clear
all errors and warnings. The [STOP] key does not work in Run mode. Use [INSTANT][9][9][ENTER] to abort a wash in
progress.

Persistent errors are not cleared automatically. These are mainly motor drive related errors where the actual error may
be transitory. A [STOP] command must be given to clear the error or warning. For example, if you issue a command to
move the front bridge back, and you receive a drive communication error, you must first fix the drive communication
error and then hit the [STOP] button to clear the drive fault error.

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5 INFO Key
When the [INFO] button is pushed, the system speaks a report on the status of the wash. It can be started at any time
including while washing a vehicle. The report can be stopped by hitting the [STOP] button. There are no menu items for
this mode.

When the [INFO] button is pressed the machine annunciates the state of the machine by playing the following audio
messages:

 Entry Status - Gives the status of the entry station interface including any reason that it is closed.
 Wash Status - Gives the status of wash (Maintenance, Idle, Washing, Recovery, etc.)
 Stuck in Bay – Announces if there is a stuck in bay event.
 Bridge Home Status – If waiting for a vehicle and the bridges are not at the load position, announces an
error.
 Trouble Reports - Reports on any unusual machine operations.
 Node Communication Errors
 Heater Errors and Warnings
 Arch Impact Active
 Tank fill errors
 Failed Temperature sensor[s]
 System Stop Active
 Motor Drive Errors

6 Run / Maintenance Toggle

The remote control can be used to switch the system from Run to Maintenance and from Maintenance to Run modes.
The key sequence is [INSTANT][2][0][ENTER]. The system will annunciate the new state. The current state can be
annunciated by pressing the [INFO] key.

When going to ‘Run’ mode, a system test is run. If there is a problem, the test will annunciate the problem every 5
seconds until the problem is cleared or the test is aborted. After five attempts to go to ‘Run’ the system will stop, send
and error email, and remain in Maintenance mode.

If there is a problem when going to the Run mode, the user can abort the system test and return to Maintenance mode
by pressing the [STOP] key on the remote control.

The system also attempts to move the bridge to the load position when going to ‘Run’ mode. If it is not successful after
five attempts, the system reverts to Maintenance mode.

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7 Joystick Operation
WARNING! – WHEN OPERATING THE MACHINE IN MANUAL MODE WITH THE REMOTE
CONTROL, THE USER WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL IS IN CONTROL OF ALL MACHINE
FUNCTIONS. ALWAYS BE AWARE OF THE MACHINE MOTION AND FUNCTION WITH
RESPECT TO PEOPLE AND PROPERTY IN THE WASH BAY WHEN OPERATING IN MANUAL
MODE.
The joystick keys are active when the wash is in maintenance mode only. Pressing a key starts the indicated motion:

Key Motion
↑ Bridge move front
↓ Bridge move back
← Trolley move left
→ Trolley move right
 Arch rotate CCW

Moves in the direction that the arch is pointing are prohibited; this is done to prevent spearing doors or walls. If at an
extent, moves further into the extent are prohibited unless the [ALT] key is used.

If the [ALT] key is pressed before the joystick keys, the move is made at a very low speed and most errors and all extent
and arch positions are ignored. This allows making moves before the machine is fully setup and in special
circumstances.

CAUTION! – WHEN A MACHINE MOVE IS MADE WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL AT LOW
SPEED WITH THE [ALT] KEY, THE BRIDGE AND TROLLEY DO NOT UNTIL THE MACHINE
PHYSICALLY IMPACTS AN END STOP. KEEP HANDS AND BODY PARTS CLEAR WHEN
OPERATING IN THIS MODE TO PREVENT CRUSHING BETWEEN THE MOVING MACHINE
AND THE END STOPS.

When a joystick key is pressed the wash plays an audio message indicating the motion to be started. If the machine is
not able to start the motion it plays another audio message indicating why the motion could not be started.

If a joystick key is pressed, and the bridge or trolley is in motion, the motion is stopped. Arch moves cannot be stopped
once started. This stop (second key press) is for bridge motion only, other layered commands continue to execute.
The [] key is used to index the arch 90 degrees CCW (counter-clockwise). If the [ALT] key is pressed before the []
key, the arch indexes 90 degrees CW (clockwise).

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8 IO Mon Key
8.1 General
The I/O monitor is used to monitor and force I/O points. The I/O monitor can only be active when the wash is in
maintenance mode.

Pressing the [IO Mon] button enters the input monitor. Pressing the [ALT] button followed by the [IO Mon] button
starts the output monitor. The monitor annunciates it state by playing an audio message indicating the type of monitor
(input or output).

The user must then indicate the I/O point to be monitored by entering its code. The first digit of the code is the node as
follows:
NODE ID
ACTIVATION 1
BRIDGE 2
PUMP 3
BAY 4
HEAT 6
Ultrasonic Digital Monitor 8
Ultrasonic Analog Monitor 9

The rest of the digits of the code indicate the point to monitor as follows:

 Inputs X_01-X_10 (1-10)

 Outputs Y_01-Y_24 (1-24)

If the first digit of the point to monitor is zero, it is an optional key press. For example, both of the following commands
are equivalent (and monitor the arch impact sensor input, X201):
[IO Mon][2][0][1][ENTER]
--or--
[IO Mon][2][1][ENTER]

The [STOP] button turns the monitor off.

8.2 Digital Input Monitor

The I/O monitor shows the state of the I/O point on the in-bay sign. The up-arrow indicates the I/O point is asserted
(active, connected, etc.), a down-arrow indicates that the input point is not asserted (inactive, disconnected, etc.).

For example, to monitor the Bay node input X403 press:

[IO Mon][4][0][3][ENTER]

To monitor the Pump node input X310 press:

[IO Mon][3][1][0][ENTER]

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8.3 Digital Output Monitor

To monitor and control a digital output, precede the [IO Mon] with the [ALT] key. When monitoring an output point,
the [On] and [Off] keys can be used to force the output point on or off. The sign will indicate the forced state of the
output.

For example, to monitor and control the Pump node output Y305 press:

[ALT][IO Mon][3][0][5][ENTER]

The [On] and [Off] keys can now be used to force Y305 on or off.

The [STOP] button will turn off the manual control of the output.

8.4 Analog Voltage Monitor (7)

The analog voltage monitors analog voltages in the system. The following points can be monitored:

Point Sonic Monitor Display

71 Arch Analog Voltage Annunciates arch voltage in mv.

For example to monitor the arch voltage in mv press: [IO Mon][7][1][ENTER]. If the voltage is 3.567 volts the system will
annunciate Three-Five-Six-Seven.

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8.5 Ultrasonic Digital Monitors

The ultrasonic monitor includes the following digital points:

Point Sonic Monitor Display

81 Bridge – Exit (“Back-up”) Pair Digital
82 Bridge – Entrance (“Stop”) Pair Digital
83 Bridge – Entrance and Exit Pairs Digital
84 Bridge – Exit Floor Test Digital – Floor Test
85 Bridge – Left Entrance Floor Test Digital – Floor Test
86 Bridge – Right Entrance Floor Test Digital – Floor Test
87 Bay – UBF Pair Digital
88 Bay – Left Side Measure Digital
89 Bay – Right Side Measure Digital

When a loading sensor detects the floor, the display shows an ‘X’. When the loading sensor detects a vehicle, the
display shows an up arrow.

The ‘Bridge – Entrance and Exit Pairs’ [IO Mon][8][3][ENTER] monitor is useful to test system loading. The display shows
the following:

 When the loading system is clear, the display shows the red ‘X’.
 When the entrance (“stop”) sensors only are blocked, the display shows an up arrow.
 When the entrance (“stop”) and exit (“back-up”) sensors are all blocked, the display shows the up arrow and
down arrow simultaneously.
 When the exit (“back-up”) sensors only are blocked, the display shows a down arrow.

Note: the UBF sonic control requires that the beam be broken by a minimum width (800mm by default). A small target
(i.e. one average person) will not cause a vehicle detection.

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8.6 Ultrasonic Analog Monitors

The ultrasonic monitor includes the following analog points:

Point Sonic Monitor

91 Bridge – Exit (“Back-up”) Right
92 Bridge – Exit (“Back-up”) Left
93 Bridge – Entrance (“Stop”) Left
94 Bridge – Entrance (“Stop”) Right
96 Bay – UBF Left
97 Bay – UBF Right
98 Bay – Side Measure Left
99 Bay – Side Measure Right

The analog display operates as follows:

Ultrasonic Sign Monitor

Distance Sign Audio
Less than 500 mm or Too Close Rapidly blinking Stop Sign ‘X’ “Lo Limit”
500 – 999 mm Up Arrow “Very Near”
1000 – 1499 mm Stop Sign ‘X’ “Near”
1500 – 1999 mm Down Arrow “Middle”
2000 – 2499 mm Up-Down Arrow “Far”
2500 – 5000 mm All Sign Elements on “Very Far”
No Echo All Sign Elements on “Hi Limit”

For example, to monitor the front bridge right entrance ultrasonic, press:

[IO Mon][9][1][ENTER]

The display will indicate the approximate distance to the floor using the above signs codes and audio messages.

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9 Instant Mode
Instant commands can be entered at any time. The following commands are available:

Sequence Function Detail

1 Issue Wash 1 Active only if the machine is configured to allow Remote Control
2 Issue Wash 2 Wash input.
3 Issue Wash 3
4 Issue Wash 4 Wash is activated only if the wash is in run mode, is idle, and is
5 Issue Wash 5 waiting for activation.
6 Issue Wash 6
7 Issue Wash 7
8 Issue Wash 8
11 Entrance Door Open Force the entrance door open
12 Entrance Door Close Force the entrance door closed
13 Exit Door Open Force the exit door open
14 Exit Door Close Force the exit door closed
15 Both Doors Open Force both doors open
16 Both Doors Close Force both doors closed
17 Clear Door Forces Clear any door forces from the above commands (11-16) and
allow automatic control of the doors.
20 Maintenance Mode Toggle Toggles between Maintenance and Run modes.
30 Cancel Power and Motion Force the Power and Motion weep to stop. This is useful when
weep you want to manually control the machine or issue a wash from
the remote. This will cause the power and motion weep systems
to pause for 5 minutes. This has no effect on the “no power”
weep system.
99 Abort Running Package Cause a running wash package to terminate and start recovery.

If the setup parameter to require password for manual wash is selected, the wash code must be preceded by a four
digit password.

For example:
To issue package 1 when passwords are not required, press:
[Instant][1][ENTER]

To issue package 1 when passwords are required (example password is “6789”), press:
[Instant][6][7][8][9][1][ENTER]

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10 Status Mode
Active when the wash is in maintenance mode only; provides the status of the machine.

Sequence Function Detail

0 Overall status Communicates the overall machine status to the user.
(Same as the Info Key)
1 Entry Status Gives the status of the entry station. If closed gives the reason.
2 Wash Status Gives the status of the wash.
3 System Stop Status Speaks the status of the System Stop Sub System.
5 Location Status Annunciate the locations to the user in the format:
 Bridge location
 Trolley location
 Arch location
8 Latest Abort Cause Annunciates OK if there was no error, otherwise annunciates the
9 2nd Abort Cause package number and gives the reason for the wash abort.
10 3rd Abort Cause
11 4th Abort Cause The abort stack is volatile, and is lost when the controller is
12 5th Abort Cause power cycled or reset.
13 Bay Temperature Gives bay temperature in degrees F
14 Outside Temperature Gives outside temperature in degrees F
15 Water Heater Temperature Gives on-board water heater temperature in degrees F
20 Cars Today Communicate the number of cars washed today. Can be disabled
in the setup pages.
30 Email Overall Status
31 Email DNS Lookup Errors Communicates the number of DNS lookup errors for the email
SMTP server
32 Email Connect Errors Communicates the number of SMPT mail server connect errors.
33 Email Timeout Errors Communicates the number of timeouts when connected to the
SMPT mail server.
41 Home Position Status If idle, speaks the current home position. Useful for debugging.

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11 Configuration Mode
Active when the wash is in maintenance mode only; allows calibration of the LaserWash 360 Plus.

Sequence Function Detail

1 Profile Floor
4 Calibrate UBF Ultrasonics Measures and stores the distance between the two underbody
flush ultrasonic sensors. Distance is saved in the bay node.
See the LaserWash 360 Plus Start-Up document for details.
6 Arch Analog Proximity Sensor Used to set the position of the arch analog proximity sensor.
Adjust See the LaserWash 360 Plus Start-Up document for details.
7 Arch Calibration Rotates the arch through 12 full revolutions to gather new
calibration data. Note: the user must first position the
bridge/trolley such that the arch won’t impact anything.
See the LaserWash 360 Plus Start-Up document for details.
12 Bridge Find Limits Measure the actual limits of bridge/trolley travel.
See the LaserWash 360 Plus Start-Up document for details.
30 Get Versions Annunciates versions of software (Conductor and IO Nodes).
31 Load Activation Node Software Loads new software from Conductor to the given node.
32 Load Bridge Node Software
33 Load Pump Node Software
34 Load Bay Node Software
36 Get Comm Errors Annunciates which nodes are present and which have
communication errors.
40 Backup Configuration Files Saves Package files and machine settings to a Compact Flash
Disk.
41 Restore Configuration Files Restores saved configuration files from a Compact Flash Disk
after an update.
50 Clear Maintenance Reminder
Counter
55 Reset Conductor to Default Clears Conductor data files and restarts system.
81 Email Package Report Email the specified report.
82 Email Configuration Report
89 Email Special Report
91 Print Package Report If using Access entry station – prints report on access printer.
92 Print Configuration Report
99 Print Special Report

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12 Motion Mode
Active when the wash is in maintenance mode only; produces machine motion.

WARNING! – WHEN OPERATING THE MACHINE IN MANUAL MODE WITH THE

REMOTE CONTROL, THE USER WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL IS IN CONTROL OF ALL
MACHINE FUNCTIONS. BE SURE THAT PEOPLE ARE CLEAR OF MOVING PARTS OF
THE LASERWASH 360 PLUS PRIOR TO INITIATING A MANUAL MACHINE MOTION
COMMAND.

Sequence Function Detail

1 Home Position Moves the machine to the home position.
7 Load Position Moves the machine to the load position.
10 Full Cycle Commands a full cycle around the bay to extents. Will
prompt for speed and quantity. For this command, a speed
of “99” will start a test that cycles through various speeds
rather than using one speed.
11 Bridge Cycle Commands bridge cycles from front to back to front of bay
at extents. Will prompt for speed and quantity.
12 Trolley Cycle Commands trolley cycles from side to side of bay at extents.
Will prompt for speed and quantity.
15 Start Motion Weep Perform Motion Weep
16 Blow Down Recharge
51 Arch to CW Offset
52 Arch to CCW Offset
53 Arch Oscillate
54 Arch manual turn 5 degrees CCW
55 Arch manual turn 15 degrees CCW
56 Arch manual turn 45 degrees CCW
57 Arch manual turn 5 degrees CW
58 Arch manual turn 15 degrees CW
59 Arch manual turn 45 degrees CW
200 – 215 Bridge Go Front
400 – 415 Bridge Go Left First Digit – Move Direction
600 – 615 Bridge Go Right Next two digits – Move Speed (0 through 15)
800 – 815 Bridge Go Back

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13 Fluid Mode
Active when the wash is in maintenance mode only; controls the pump station.

WARNING! – WHEN OPERATING THE MACHINE IN MANUAL MODE WITH THE

REMOTE CONTROL, THE USER WITH THE REMOTE CONTROL IS IN CONTROL OF
ALL MACHINE FUNCTIONS. BE SURE THAT PEOPLE ARE CLEAR OF THE AREA
WHERE PRESSURIZED FLUIDS AND/OR WASH CHEMICALS ARE EXPELLED PRIOR
TO INITIATING A MANUAL FLUID COMMAND.
Sequence Function Detail
0 LPA Rinse Will prompt for “water type”. If nothing is entered for water
1 LPA – Soap 1 type, the LaserWash 360 Plus will default to cold water.
2 LPA – Soap 2 1 = Spot Free
3 LPA – Foaming Wax 2 = Cold
4 Super Sealant 3 = Hot
5 Front Prep 4 = Reclaim
6 = Warm
6 LPA – Drying Agent
7 LPA – Polysealant
10 HPA – Rinse Will prompt for “water type”. If nothing is entered for water
11 HPA – Detergent type the LaserWash 360 Plus will default to fresh water.
13 HPA – Polysealant 1 = Spot Free
14 HPA – Drying Agent 2 = Fresh
15 HPA – Rinse +Water Saver 3 = Hot
16 HPA – Detergent +Water Saver 4 = Reclaim
5 = RO Reject
18 HPA – Polysealant +Water Saver
19 HPA – Drying Agent +Water Saver
20 Productivity – Rinse See Detail for sequence 0 for water type selection
21 Productivity – Drying Agent
22 Productivity – Polysealant
23 3X Foam
30 UBF – Rinse See Detail for sequence 10 for water type selection
31 UBF – Rust Inhibitor
32 Wheel Cleaner
33 UBF – Rinse +Gatlin Guns
34 UBF – In-Place (Rinse)
35 UBF – Detergent
36 UBF – Rinse +Water Saver
45 OverGlow See Detail for sequence 0 for water type selection
46 OverGlow – Purge
93 Weep Charge Test (LP Chemicals) Pre-charge LP chemical lines
94 Weep Charge Test (3X / Pre-charge 3X and SuperSealant chemical lines
SuperSealant Chemicals)
95 Charge Everything

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14 Test Mode
Active when the wash is in maintenance mode only; used to test and simulate the wash.

Sequence Function Detail

1 Test Load Vehicle • Sets the bridge to the load position
• Loads the vehicle
• Sets the bridge to the start position
• Runs a dry cycle around vehicle
Note: If you do not drive the vehicle into the bay, the side
measurements are static and may not accurately reflect the
vehicle position.
4 Sign Test Performs a sign test.
5 Door Test Performs a door test
10 Stand-Alone Dryer Test Stagger starts the Stand Alone Dryers. User must use the
[STOP] key to stop the dryers.
11 Integrated Dryer Test Stagger starts the Integrated Dryers. User must use the
[STOP] key to stop the dryers.
14 Arch Bearing Test w/High Pressure Rotates the arch 4 times through each position with the
high pressure off and then 4 more times with the high
pressure on. The system compares the analog sensor
readings and annunciates the deviation at the end of the
test. Readings above 200 generally indicate a worn bearing.
15 Dynamic Sensor Floor Test
17 Find Front Edge Test Bridge will move from front to back, stopping at the
location where it detects the front end of the vehicle
18 Find Rear Edge Test Bridge will move from front to back, stopping at the
location where it detects the rear edge of the vehicle
21 LaserGlow – Forward (Slow) Displays the given LaserGlow pattern.
22 LaserGlow – Forward (Fast)
23 LaserGlow – Stop (Slow)
24 LaserGlow – Stop (Fast)
25 LaserGlow – Back-up (Slow)
26 LaserGlow – Back-up (Fast)
27 LaserGlow – Idle Fade (Racetrack)
28 LaserGlow – Larson Scanner
29 LaserGlow – Fast Color Swings
31 - 34 Fluid Test - Wash A, B, C, D This will do a full fluid test where every service of wash
package will turn on for 10 seconds in order.
35 Weep Test Performs a full weep test
41 Send Daily Sales Report Emails yesterday’s Sales Report
42 Send Daily Counter Report Emails yesterday’s Counter Report
43 Send Tech Email Emails a test “Tech” message
44 LaserGlow – Red Displays the given LaserGlow solid color.
45 LaserGlow – Green
46 LaserGlow – Blue
47 LaserGlow – Violet

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48 LaserGlow – Yellow
49 LaserGlow – Aqua
50 Ping Loop Back Pings the specified service.
51 Ping Self If successful plays ‘OK’ message.
52 Ping Front Bridge Node If unable to ping, plays error sound.
54 Ping Bay Node
55 Ping Pump Node
58 Ping Activation Node
59 Ping Gateway
60 Ping Access
61 Test DNS Server
62 Ping Yahoo
63 Ping Google
81 Count Down Timer Test Sends a 60 second command to the Smart CDT and generic
CDT.
90 Reset Conductor
91 Reset Activation Node
92 Reset Bridge Node
93 Reset Pump Node
94 Reset Bay Node
96 Shutdown Conductor Shuts down the controller software (this command should
always be issued before removing power from the
conductor) – this ensures all settings and counters are
properly stored on the removable media.
99 Reset All Nodes Resets all control nodes and the main wash controller.

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15 Document Change Log

Below is a brief and generic description of the changes to this manual document. This
is intended to give a history of the changes and guide the reader to the area impacted
by each revision. Not all the individual change details within the document are listed
and indicated.
!!IMPORTANT!!
READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY BEFORE ATTEMPTING INSTALLATION.
If problems occur, please call PDQ Manufacturing, Inc. and ask to speak to a service
technician.

Changed Checked
Rev Pages Description By By Date
00 - Initial release DEM PHK 11-16-15

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