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In case of any difficulties installing or using this product:

TITAN V2

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Caution
A sector gear can damage the gear sensor during installation. Avoid this damage.

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Caution
In TITAN V2 connectors must be bent according to the photo below. Bending connectors in the opposite direction may cause them to break. If this should happen, spare terminals are included in the installation kit.

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TITAN V3

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Note
TITAN V3 fits CNC gearboxes with very low backlash. While fitting TITAN, pull the cables and at the same time push the board into the right place. Pay attention to the area marked yellow to fit the board correctly.

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Caution

Use a metal washer with a max. 8 mm [0.31 in] diameter to avoid TITAN damage.

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Caution

In TITAN V3 the connectors must be straight according to the photo below. Bending and straightening the connectors back may cause them to break. If this happens, spare terminals are included in the installation kit.

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TITAN V2 NGRS

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Warning
If you are using a recoil system and set excessive trigger sensitivity, it may cause incidental discharge (firing) even without pressing the trigger.

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Warning
If you are using a recoil system and set excessive trigger sensitivity, it may cause accidental discharge even without pressing the trigger.

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Warning
Pay attention to correctly solder positive and negative TITAN wires to the connector. Incorrectly connecting positive and negative battery terminals will cause immediate damage to the device, which is not covered by warranty, and can lead to fire.  

Caution
An insulation washer is required. Placing washers in the wrong order will cause a short circuit and permanent damage to TITAN, which is not covered by warranty.

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