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I would like to find out the best solution to connect the auxiliary to a heavy duty snow plow.
they have a master switch you turn on first but it does not lower or raises the plow.
J

Page 7 and 8 of this document explain how to wire auxiliaries:
http://www.geotab.com/LinkClick.asp...22&mid=816

You might want to look for a source that changes state to or from ground when the plow gets lowered.
If you need more information, find our contact information here:
http://www.geotab.com/ContactUs/tab...fault.aspx

Good day,

An easier way is to install a limit switch on the plow, when raised or lowered it will cause a state change thus indicating the snow plow is in the up or down position

how to configuer Go wifi to other ADSL modem

GO3 Wi-Fi units will communicate to a preset Wi-Fi configuration. The supported configuration is below.

* Supported Security Suite: WEP/ WPA-PSK(TKIP)
* Supported Authentication: None/ Pre-Shared Key
* Supported Networks: 802.11b/g
* Group and Pairwise Encryption also supported (TKIP + WEP)

GO3 Wi-Fi unit can be pre-programmed SSID and security of desired router from within Checkmate. On ignition off, the units will look for 802.11b/g signal.

Please create a new thread if you require more information - the thread is not related to Hydrolic Auxiliaries

With a hyd snow plow, you should be able to put a ground senser in to tell if its up or down, depends on how u set it up

As an FYI in regards to hydraulics and auxilliaries you can use a pressure sensitive switch on the appropriate hydraulic line at the back of the plow truck cab. The same type of switch can be used on a hydraulic sanding unit.