The monitoring system is an input and an output of the Machine Control System. The monitor has a multi-touch 8 inch display. The Machine Control System communicates back and forth on the data link. The monitoring system consists of the following components:
- Display (with numerous screens and menus)
- Indicators
- Gauges
- Soft Switch Panel
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| Illustration 1 | g06599134 |
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(1) Action Lamps
(2) Status Information Area (3) Event Indicator Area (4) Air Conditioning Controls/Camera View (If equipped) (5) Gauge Area (6) Apps (7) Function List (8) Shortcuts | |
The monitoring system displays various warnings and information about the condition of the machine. There are gauges and several alert indicators included on monitoring system display. Each gauge is dedicated to a parameter within a machine system. The monitoring system will allow the user to do the following:
- Interpret status information
- Interpret parameters
- View OMM
- View service intervals
- Perform calibrations
- Troubleshoot machine systems
The action lamps illuminate to show that a problem has occurred with the machine. The left action lamp will illuminate amber when a Level 1 warning is active and will flash when a Level 2 warning is active. The right action lamp will illuminate red when a Level 3 warning is active.
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(2A) Multi Status Information
(2B) Seatbelt Switch Status(if equipped) / Power Mode (2C) Work tool (2D) Lever Pattern / Fuel Level (2E) Clock | |
Note: When the cursor is on this area, the information can be changed by touching the area.
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Service Hour Meter (2A) - Shows the total operating hours of the engine. Use the display to determine the service-hour maintenance intervals. |
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Fuel Consumption Rate (2A) - Displays fuel consumption per hour. Fuel consumption can be measured in liters or gallons. |
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Fuel Remain Time (2A) - Shows the estimated time until the fuel is empty. |
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Time To Regen (2A) - Shows the estimated time left for regeneration. |
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Tool Name (2A) - Shows the tool name selected. |
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Starter Cool Down Timer (2A) - Cool down timer for the engine starter. |
Seatbelt Switch Status (If equipped) / Power Mode (2B)
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Not Fastened (2B) - Displays when the seatbelt is not fastened. |
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Smart Mode (2B) - This indicator shows that the machine is set to operate in the SMART mode. |
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Power Mode (2B) - This indicator shows that the machine is set to operate in the Power mode. |
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Disabled (2B) |
Work Tool - Displays the current work tool.
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Off (inactive, Not Installed) |
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Other |
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Hammer |
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Grapple |
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Bucket |
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Thumb |
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Quick Coupler |
Lever Pattern - The lever pattern will be displayed if the hydraulic lock switch is locked. The lever patterns that can be displayed are: ISO/JIS, MHI, KOBE, and SCM.
Fuel Level - The fuel level will be displayed when the hydraulic lock switch is unlocked and the fuel gauge is not displayed in Gauge Area (5). The fuel level will indicate the amount of fuel left in the fuel tank. 100% is displayed when the fuel tank is full. The displayed fuel level will decrease by 10% as fuel is consumed. "E" in red will be displayed when the fuel tank is empty.
Note: If the hydraulic lock switch is unlocked and the fuel gauge is displayed in Gauge Area (5), then this area will be blank.
Clock (2F) - The clock function displays the current time.
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| Illustration 3 | g06599765 |
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(3A) Event Description
(3B) Event Symbol (3C) Close (3D) Event ID (3E) Order Number / Total Number (3F) Arrow | |
Event Description (3A) - This area will display the description of pop-up message of the impending problem.
- Line 1 : System
- Line 2 : Condition
- Line 3 : Action to be taken
Event Symbol (3B) - This area will display the symbol of the problem
Close Key (3C) - This key will hide the pop-up message, and the icon list should be shown.
Event ID (3D) - Any event that has an EID or CID ID, the ID will be shown here.
Order Number / Total Number (3E) - The order number of the pop-up message next to the total number of messages. The messages are ordered from highest to lowest priority.
Arrow Keys (3F) - When these areas are selected, the next or previous pop-up message should be shown. If there is only one event, the arrow keys should be hidden. If the shown event was highest or lowest priority, one of the keys should be hidden.
Air Conditioning Control/Camera View (4) (if equipped)
This area on the monitor displays the view of the rear camera.
The camera view (if equipped) can be toggled when the cursor is on the camera view area and the area is touched.
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Fuel Level - This gauge indicates the amount of fuel that is remaining in the fuel tank. When the fuel gauge is in the red range, add fuel immediately. |
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Hydraulic Oil Temperature - This gauge indicates the temperature of the hydraulic oil. The normal operating range is the green range. If the gauge is in the white range, the engine and machine warm-up is required. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual , "Engine and Machine Warm-Up". If the gauge reaches the red range, reduce the load on the system. If the gauge stays in the red range, stop the machine and investigate the cause of the problem. |
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Engine Coolant Temperature - This gauge indicates the temperature of the engine coolant. The normal operating range is the green range. If the gauge is in the white range, the engine and machine warm-up is required. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual , "Engine and Machine Warm-Up". If the gauge reaches the red range, stop the machine and investigate the cause of the problem. |
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Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Gauge - This gauge indicates the level of DEF fluid in the DEF tank. When the DEF gauge is in the red range, add DEF immediately. |
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Apps Key - Allows you to display different information in the gauge area related to operation. Also contains air conditioner and radio controls. This key includes the settings screen allowing change of a multitude of parameters, some password protected. |
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Functions Key - Allows you to turn on and off various functions related to operation. |
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(9) Radio Mute
(10) Operator Information | |
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Radio Mute (9) - Press radio mute switch (7) to mute the radio. The indicator light will illuminate when mute is activated. Press the button again to unmute the radio. |
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Help Button (10) - Press and hold this button to view the operator information screen. The indicator light will illuminate when the button is pressed. |