Norgren 1006-11 User Manual

Features

The Norgren GT Development Wiper Washer
Controller with integrated wiper delay function is
designed for installation on vehicle dashboards
to control wiper speed and wash functions. The
microprocessor-based device combines the
functions of t wo or three conventional wiper
controls, and mounts in a standard 22mm x
44mm dashboard cutout.

The Wiper Controller has been custom designed
to control all wiper functions. The multi-function
toggle is used to turn the wiper on and off, and
also varies wiper speed between high, low,
and five intermittent speeds. The lower button
initiates a combined wash and wipe cycle.

Performance

Application
Wiper modes

Functionality
Circuit diagram
Wash motor
Temperature
Nominal voltage
Electrical/ Environmental

Relay Coil Resistance
Mounting

Material
Part Marking

Designed for installation on vehicle dashboards to control w iper speed.
High, low, mist and interval del ays of 3, 5, 8, 12, and 17 seconds. High and low speed wiper rate are

determined by the wiper motor selection. Interval delay is achieved by a .5 second activation of the low
speed wiper output (one wipe). Delay cycle is timed from start to start.

Refer to actuator motion legend table.
Refer to schematic.
Six amps maximum current (12 volts).
Operating temperature = -20° to 160°F, storage temperature = -40° to 185°F.
12 volts (9 volts minimum, 16 volts maximum)
Conforms to SAE J1455 (load dump, reverse pol arity, over voltage, inductive switching, mutual coupling,

ESD, cold cranking, and r adiated susceptibility).
Relay coil resistance = 60 ohms (minimum) for 12 volt s ystems.
Designed to mount in a 22mm x 44mm (.867 +/- 005 x 1.734 +/- .005") dashboard

opening with a panel thickness of .062" to .094" and .108" to .128".
Zytel 72G13 HSIL BK Black Nylon 6/6 13% Glass
Part labeled with GT part number and date code.

Wiper Washer Controller

1006-11

Actuator motion legend

Actuator Motion Function
Top Tog gle

(On/Of f)

Bottom Toggle
Bottom Button
(Wash)

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In (A) If wiper is off, turn wiper on to low speed. If wiper is on in any mode,

Up (B) If wiper if off, turn wiper onto high speed.

Down (C ) If wiper is off, turns on to low speed.

In (D) When unit is off or in delay mode and not w iping:

turns wiper off.

If wiper is on, increment wiper to next highest speed.
If held for more than 1 second, wiper enters its longest delay mode.

If wiper is on, increment wiper to next highest speed.
If held for more than 1 second, wiper enters its longest delay mode.

If pressed less than .5 seconds, single low speed dry wipe (mist function).
If pressed more than .5 seconds, unit continues in low speed and washes for
2 seconds +/- .5 seconds (typically 1-2 cycles) after button is released.
After wash stops release, unit continues to cycle in low speed for 3 seconds +/- .5 seconds (typically
2 additional w ipe cycles) then unit returns to prior state.

When unit is in low or high speed mode or wiping in del ay mode:
If pressed, unit continues in current speed (low or high) and washes for 2
Seconds +/- .5 seconds (typically 1-2 cycles) or until release, unit
continues at current speed or delay.

Our policy is one of continued research and development. We therefore reserve the right to amend,

without notice, the specifications given in this document.

© Norgren GT Development Corporaton, 2014

Wiper Washer Controller 1006-11

Dimensions (Inches)

1.98± 0.02

1.035± 0.15

0.85

2.26± 0.02

MOMENTARY TOGGLE

MOTION

B

A

C

MOMENTARY
PUSH BUTTON
MOTION

0.10± 0.02 REF

20° REF

0.70± 0.02

0.23± 0.02

0.34± 0.02

0.49± 0.02

D

Schematic

Warning

Improper selection, misuse, age or malfunction of components used in
commercial vehicle systems can cause failure in various modes. The system
designer is warned to consider the failure modes of all component parts
used in commercial vehicle systems and to provide adequate safeguards to
prevent personal injury or damage to equipment or property in the event of
such failure modes. System designers and end users are cautioned to consult
instruction sheets and specifications available from the factor y. The system
designer/end user is responsible for verif ying that all requirements for the
application are met.

Warranty

The products described herein are warranted subject to seller’s Standard
Terms and Condition of Sale, available at seller’s website.

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Our policy is one of continued research and development. We therefore reserve the right to amend,

without notice, the specifications given in this document.

© Norgren GT Development Corporaton, 2014

REV: 8/14