Samanna Systems

Servo Sub Installation Instructions

The Servo Sub can be connected into the motorcycle wire harness in one of two ways.

Utilizing connectors that connect and disconnect easily:

To "permanently" connect the Servo Sub to the motorcycle wire harness:

The wire harness connector is removed and the Servo Sub is then directly wired to the harness (Example 4).

Connection Utilizing Existing Servo & Harness Connectors (Example 1)

Using wire cutters, cut the five wires coming from the servomotor assembly 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) back from the connector(s) end.
Using the enclosed 'wire-taps' or user-supplied solder connections with heat shrinkable tubing, connect the Servo Sub wires to the servomotor connector(s) wires as depicted in Example 1.
See Wire Tap or Solder/Heat Shrink Instructions.

Connection Utilizing User-supplied Mating Connectors (Examples 2 & 3)

Using wire cutters, remove the two wire harness connectors shown in figure 1, cutting the wires as close as possible to the connectors, thus providing you with the maximum available wire length to work with.
Following connector *manufacturer instructions, configure wire interconnection per Example 2 if all five wires are used in one connector pair or per Example 3 if individual connector pairs are used for each wire.
Inject silicone dielectric grease (available at most auto parts retailers) into connectors before final assembly. Doing so will then provide a moisture barrier for the connector contacts.

*Sealed automotive/motorcycle type connectors are recommended.

Permanent Connection (Example 4)

Using wire cutters, remove the two wire harness connectors shown in figure 1, cutting the wires as close as possible to the connectors, thus providing you with the maximum available wire length to work with.
Using the enclosed 'wire-taps' or user-supplied solder connections with heat shrinkable tubing, connect the Servo Sub wires to the servomotor connector(s) wires as depicted in Example 4.
See Wire Tap or Solder/Heat Shrink Instructions.