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The Twin Disc EC300 Marine Control System provides remote operation of engine throttle and transmission engagement. The system is designed for use with current Electronic Throttle and/or Electric Shift propulsion systems used within the pleasure and work-boat markets. The EC300 Control has many special features which provide flexibility and adaptability for use with the vast majority of engine/transmission combinations including options such as Engine Sync, Trolling, Shaft Brake, Mechanical Actuator Output, Transmission Oil Pressure and Oil Temperature Monitoring, and Helm Display.
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Component Installation
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Component Installation
General Component Installation Guidelines
Ensure a suitable location is chosen for mounting the EC300 Control(s),
Control Head(s), Twin Disc Display(s), and any other components. EC300
Controls should be mounted near the engines in a location reasonably free from direct splash and spray, and protected from mechanical abuse. See
Appendix - A for Environmental Specifications. When selecting the location
for mounting the components, consideration should be given to any pushpull cable routing in order to avoid sharp bends or excessive lengths. The mounting surface should be flat, or shimmed so that the control enclosure is secured without distortion to the bottom plate. Controls should not be mounted on the engines unless they are protected by a heat shield and mounted to a vibration-damped plate.
Choose a location that meets the following criteria:
It is not on any drivetrain component.
It is away from heat sources.
It is clear of service and access areas.
It is away from AC power and high current conductors.
It is protected from submersion or splash.
It will not provide a “step” for personnel.
It is a minimum of 1 m (3.3 ft) away from alternators, generators, communications equipment, and associated wiring.
It is away from high vibration.
It provides easy access for routing, connecting, and adjusting the push-pull cable, if used.
It is convenient for accessing the electrical connections.
Control equipment and displays are to be so placed or protected as to minimize the likelihood of sustaining damage from the condensation of moisture, accumulation of dust, oil vapors, steam, dripping liquids, or from activities around their location.
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There are other factors to consider when choosing a mounting location for the
EC300 Controls and Servo Actuators.
Push-pull cable installation should meet the following criteria:
Cables should be minimum length possible.
Any cable bends should have no sharp bends. Install with the maximum possible bend radius. Refer to cable manufacturer’s specifications.
Cables must be located away from hot surfaces.
Cables must be clear of service or access areas.
Cables must be Morse Series 33 RED JAKET ® Supreme or equivalent.
Electrical wiring and routing should meet the following criteria:
Wiring must be minimum practical length.
Wiring must be located away from high current conductors and devices.
Wiring must be located away from hot surfaces.
Wiring must be clear of service and access areas.
Wiring should be at least 1 m (3.3 ft) away from communications equipment, antennas, and associated leads.
Wiring should be at least 1 m (3.3 ft) away from alternators, generators, and ignition systems.
Wiring should have drip loops where required, especially at the controls.
Use the correct fasteners and mounting hardware as follows:
Use any fasteners and mounting hardware as supplied from Twin
Disc Incorporated with the component.
Use stainless steel fasteners unless otherwise specified.
Use lock washers as specified.
EC300 Marine Control System Installation Manual #1024168
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Key Features
- Remote throttle control
- Transmission engagement control
- Engine Sync
- Trolling
- Shaft Brake
- Mechanical Actuator Output
- Transmission Oil Pressure and Oil Temperature Monitoring
- Helm Display
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What types of vessels is the EC300 Marine Control System suitable for?
What types of engine/transmission combinations is the EC300 Marine Control System compatible with?
What are some of the special features of the EC300 Marine Control System?
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Table of contents
- 13 Introduction
- 13 Preface
- 15 General Information
- 16 Replacement Parts
- 17 Safety
- 17 Source of Service Information
- 18 Required Tools
- 19 Basic System Components
- 23 Additional Materials
- 25 Component Installation
- 25 General Component Installation Guidelines
- 27 EC300 Control Installation
- 28 Control Head Installation
- 29 Single/Dual Lever Control Head Assembly
- 35 Control Head Lever Drag Adjustment
- 36 Twin Disc Display Installation
- 38 Speed Sensor Installation
- 40 Installation - Magnetic Pick-Up Engine Speed Sensor
- 42 Installation - Hall Effect Pick-Up Output Speed Sensor
- 43 Installation - Tachometer Signal Generator
- 44 Station Doubler Installation
- 46 Servo Actuator Installation
- 47 Servo Actuator Mounting
- 48 Push-Pull Cable Installation Guidelines
- 49 Push-Pull Cable Installation Kits for Conductive Vessels
- 50 Push-Pull Cable Installation Kits for Nonconductive Vessels
- 52 Push-Pull Cable Mounting Bracket and Cable Installation
- 55 Throttle
- 57 Push-Pull Cable Final Adjustment
- 59 Electrical Installation
- 59 General Electrical Harness Information
- 60 General Electrical Installation Guidelines
- 66 Control Head Harness (J1, J2, or J3) Installation
- 67 Multi-Station Single Lever Control Head Wiring Installation
- 69 Multi-Station Dual Lever Control Head Wiring Installation
- 71 tions
- 73 Station Doublers
- 78 Service Connector (J4)
- 78 Transmission Harness (J5, J6, J7 J8, and J12) Installation
- 79 Control to Bracket Wiring Installation
- 81 Bracket to Transmission Wiring Installation
- 82 Neutral Start Interlock Wiring Installation
- 85 Engine Throttle Wiring Installation
- 88 Prewired Connection Inspection
- 89 Engine Control Harness (J5) Installation
- 91 Neutral Start Interlock Wiring Installtion
- 95 Electronic Control Module Throttle Wiring
- 99 Engine Speed Sensor Harness Installation
- 101 Engine Room Analog Harness (J6) Installation
- 103 Transmission Oil Temperature Sensor Wiring Installation
- 104 PWM Driver Harness (J7) Installation
- 108 Shaft Brake Wiring Installation
- 109 Stabilizer Disable Wiring Installation
- 110 Troll Enable Wiring Installation
- 111 Bridge Signals Harness (J8) Installation
- 112 Ignition Switch Wiring
- 114 Manual Override Switch Wiring
- 116 Tachometer Output Wiring Installation
- 118 Twin Disc Display Harness (J9) Installation
- 120 Twin Disc Display Harness Wiring
- 122 Communication Harness (J10) Installation
- 123 Dual Engine Communication Harness Installation
- 125 Multiple Engine Communication Harness Installation
- 127 Servo Actuator Harness (J11) Installation
- 129 Servo Actuator Harness Wiring
- 133 Engine Room Switch Harness (J12) Installation
- 135 lation
- 136 Transmission Oil Pressure Switch Wiring Installation
- 138 EC300 Control Power Wiring
- 147 EC300 Control Bonding Installation
- 151 Engineering Drawings
- 151 List of Engineering Drawings
- 153 Morse 33 Series Cable Mounting Dimensions
- 154 Servo Actuator Mounting Dimensions
- 155 Twin Disc Display Mounting Dimensions (1018791)
- 156 Control Head Mounting Template
- 157 Side Mount Lever Mounting Template
- 158 Side Mount Selector Assembly Mounting Template
- 159 EC300 Control Mounting Dimensions
- 160 EC300 Control Pin Assignments
- 161 System 1 - Single Engine, 1 Station
- 162 System 2 - Twin Engine, 2 Stations Sheet 1 - Port Control
- 164 Sheet 1 - Port Control
- 165 Sheet 2 - Starboard Control
- 168 Wiring Diagram Sheet 1 - Port Control
- 169 Wiring Diagram Sheet 2 - Starboard Control