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I did a swap out of both brakes and need to know what version of software I have. per instruction sheet I need software version 6 or higher. the P/N 122714-0 is what im seeing at utilities U1.4.2. the P/N 0107 is what im seeing at utilities U1.3.1. the P/N 0102 is what im seeing at utilities U1.2.1. and the P/N 122729-0 is what im seeing at utilities U1.1.2...
  • Posted 30 Oct 2020 08:11
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  • By werthy1
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You should be looking at Features menu F26. Check color of wiring on the RIGHT brake. Blue wires = 5690-33, 5.4 ohm. Orange wires = 5690-34, 3.4 ohm.
  • Posted 30 Oct 2020 08:30
  • By Triggs
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