User's Manual

ADC Hardware

Truck Interface Module (TIM)

The Truck Interface Module (TIM) sits between the peripheral sensors (temperature and

pulse) and the Vehicle-charging cradle. The TIM initiates and records information about

transactions, such as quantity and current fuel temperature. The TIM also maintains

equipment information, such as; equipment number, grade of product, transaction sequence

count, etc.

Figure 1 – Truck Interface Module (TIM)

Main Connector The main connector uses a 35-pin connector and

cable bundle to connect the TIM to the peripheral

sensors. Only the main connector is used with

single hose hydraulic and pneumatic applications.

Both connectors are used with electric deadman

control systems regardless of the number of hoses.

Auxiliary Connector The auxiliary connector is used in addition to the

main connector for use with electric deadman

control systems and for controlling up to 4

additional hoses, temperature sensors and pulsers.

Optional Deadman

Control Valve

The TIM comes with an internal electrical circuit

control, but an optional external valve can be

provided to support deadman control.

Optional

Manual Valve

Auxiliary

Main