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It would require a 3 position (center off) double pole, double throw switch. Your wiring will depend on the switch layout, but if you have three terminals on each side then normally, the terminals in the center are input, and the top terminals is 1 output, then the bottom terminals is the other output (depending on the switch position). With that said.... Normally you would do this by hooking the line 1 to the center terminal on one side then line 2 to the center on the opposite side. (line is the power coming in. line 1 would be 1 leg of 220 and line 2 would be the other leg). I don't remember which terminals you stated above for reverse, but you would hook the two terminals for clockwise rotation to the top side of the switch (1 to each side) then for counter clockwise you would take the recommended terminals and hook to the bottom terminals. So for example only, if T1 and T5 were for CW and T2 and T4 were CCW, then T1 hooks to the top left terminal, T5 hooks to the top right terminal, T2 hooks to the bottom left terminal, and T4 bottom right terminal. If your switch is different, then either look at the print, or take your ohm meter and check continuity across the terminals to find out the pattern. Either this helped you or confused the heck out of you.
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