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Which braking system is not utilized in the Full Service Track Brake (FST) position?
Which braking system is not utilized in the Full Service Track Brake (FST) position?
In which Master Controller position is the Spin/Slide Protection system always determined necessary?
In which Master Controller position is the Spin/Slide Protection system always determined necessary?
Which Master Controller position applies both Dynamic Brake and Friction Brake systems?
Which Master Controller position applies both Dynamic Brake and Friction Brake systems?
Which of the following positions includes Track Brake system activation?
Which of the following positions includes Track Brake system activation?
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Which position has the maximum number of braking systems activated?
Which position has the maximum number of braking systems activated?
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Study Notes
Master Controller Braking Systems
- The Master Controller manages brake applications based on its position.
- The position lever controls the application of dynamic, friction, track brakes, and sand.
- The Electronic Control Unit (ECU) determines whether Spin/Slide Protection is needed.
- Minimum Brake (MNB) applies dynamic and friction brakes, and Spin/Slide Protection.
- Safe Brake (SB) applies dynamic and friction brakes, and Spin/Slide Protection.
- Full Service Brake (FSB) applies dynamic and friction brakes, and Spin/Slide Protection.
- Full Service Track Brake (FST) applies dynamic, friction, and track brakes, and sand, as well as Spin/Slide Protection.
- Maximum Brake (MXB) applies dynamic, friction, and track brakes, and sand, as well as Spin/Slide Protection.
- Emergency Brake (Push Button) applies dynamic, friction, and track brakes, and sand, as well as Spin/Slide Protection.
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Description
Test your knowledge on Master Controller braking systems and their functions. This quiz covers the different types of brake applications including Minimum, Safe, Full Service, and Emergency braking. Evaluate your understanding of how each system operates and their importance in safe vehicle control.
