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R <strong>1200</strong> <strong>CL</strong><br />

Brake Components and Integral ABS<br />

The other lines run as follows:<br />

• The orange line (actuating pressure) and<br />

the yellow line (brake actuator signal) run<br />

from the handbrake lever to the pressure<br />

modulator.<br />

• The orange line (actuating pressure) and<br />

the yellow line (brake actuator signal) run<br />

from the foot brake lever to the pressure<br />

modulator. Furthermore, the green line<br />

comes from the brake fluid reservoir to<br />

the foot brake cylinder.<br />

• The red lines run from the pressure modulator<br />

(wheel circuit) to the front wheel<br />

and rear wheel brake calipers.<br />

• The sensor signals (blue) come from the<br />

front and rear wheel to the controller.<br />

• The warning lights in the cockpit are controlled<br />

via the blue lines.<br />

Technical Features in Detail<br />

The new light weight speed sensor trigger<br />

rings in combination with the active wheel<br />

speed sensors recognize wheel locking<br />

tendencies much faster than the previous<br />

analog inductive sensors.<br />

The speed sensor signals are input to the<br />

Integral ABS control module for continual<br />

processing and are also output to provide a<br />

speedometer signal for systems requiring<br />

accurate speed information such as the<br />

cruise control and speedometer.<br />

The system also monitors the function of<br />

the brake light and rear light and indicates<br />

their failure when necessary. If a rear light is<br />

defective, the dimmed brake light takes over<br />

its function.<br />

The general warning light and an ABS warning<br />

light are located in the cockpit for indicating<br />

possible defects or faults.<br />

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