320 GX and 323 GX Excavators Monitoring System Menu Outline Caterpillar

Application Menu

The monitoring system menu structure is arranged in a stair-step list format. When the operator or technician selects an option from a menu, the resulting screen is one level forward from the previous screen. More selections may be available from the resulting screen. There may also be more than one page of information or options to be displayed from any level. When there are additional pages, the additional pages will be available by using the down arrow key.

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Press the application menu button to access the "Apps" menu.

The "Apps" menu contains the following menu items:

• Setting

• Air Conditioner

• Audio

• Bucket/Work Tool Setting

Setting Menu

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The Setting menu contains the following menu items:

• Display Setting

• Information

• Machine Setting

• Operator Setting

• Service

Note: A dealer password is necessary to access the Service menu.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select “Setting”.

Display Setting

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The Display Setting menu contains the following menu items:

• Clock Adjust

• Time Zone

• Brightness Adjust

• Display Unit

• Language

• Shortcut

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select “Setting”. Next, select “Display Setting”.

Clock Adjust

Note: Master level access is required to adjust clock settings.

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The clock adjust feature allows the operator to set the clock and set the date.

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To access the Clock Adjust screen, press the application menu button. Select Setting, Display Setting, then Clock Adjust.

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Adjust the date and time as necessary and click "OK" to apply the adjusted values. Select the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Time Zone

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The time zone setting allows the user to choose the desired time zone for the region the machine is operating in.

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To access the Time Zone screen, press the application menu button. Select "Setting", "Display Setting", then "Time Zone".

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Select the desired time zone. Select the Home button to return to the main screen.

Brightness Adjust

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The brightness adjust function allows the operator to adjust the brightness of the display for day and night mode.

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To access the Brightness Adjust screen, press the application menu button. Select Setting, Display Setting, then Brightness Adjust.

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Select Day or Night to adjust the brightness level.

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Adjust the brightness level then select "Home" to return to the main screen.

Display Unit

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Display unit allows the operator to choose between Metric or English units being displayed.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Display Setting" and then "Display Unit".

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Select either Metric or English then select "Home" to return to the main screen.

Language

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Language allows the operator to choose the language for the monitor.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Display Setting".

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Select the desired language, then select "Home" to return to the main screen.

Shortcut

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Shortcut allows the operator to choose up to 4 shortcuts to be displayed on home screen of the monitor.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Shortcut".

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Select the desired shortcuts to be displayed on the home screen.

Information

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The Information menu contains the following menu items:

• Performance

• Current Totals

• License Information

• ECM Summary

• Diagnostics

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Information".

Performance

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The Performance screen allows the operator to view the following performance information such as pump outlet pressure and battery voltage.

The Performance screen contains the following menu items:

• Battery Voltage

• Engine Speed

• Engine Coolant Temp

• Hydraulic Oil Temperature

• Pump 1 Outlet Pressure

• Pump 2 Outlet Pressure

• DEF Tank Level

• Height

• Reach

• Actual Load

• Rated Load

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Information" and then "Performance".

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Scroll through the list of values to view machine performance. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Current Totals

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The Current Totals screen allows the operator to view operating hours for the following machine components .

• Total Operating Hours

• Engine

• Hydraulic Pump

• Travel Motor

• Swing Motor

• Tool #1 to Tool #20

• Refueling Pump Hours

• Refueling Pump Screen Hours

• Total Fuel

• Total Idling Time

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Information" and then "Current Totals".

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Scroll through the list of values to view component operating hours. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

License Information

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The License Information screen allows the operator or maintenance personnel to view the software license agreement.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Information" and then "License Information".

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Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

ECM Summary

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The ECM Summary screen allows the operator or maintenance personnel to view information for the following ECMs.

• Machine ECM

• Engine ECM

• Monitor

• Body Control Module

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Information" and then "ECM Summary".

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Select one of the components to view hardware and software information. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

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The ECM Summary screen allows the operator to choose any electronic control module (ECM) on the machine and view the following for that ECM:

• Hardware part number

• Hardware serial number

• Software description

• Software part number

• Software release date

Diagnostics

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The Diagnostics screen allows the operator to view the following active and logged Diagnostics and Event codes for the machine.

• Active Diagnostic Codes

• Logged Diagnostic Codes

• Active Event Codes

• Logged Event Codes

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Information" and then "Diagnostics".

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Navigate through the groups of diagnostic codes to view active and logged codes. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Machine Setting

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The Machine Setting menu contains the following menu items:

• Engine Shutdown Setting

• Power Mode Setting

• Auto Warm Up

• Sleep Time

• Security

• Preventive Maintenance

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting".

Engine Shutdown Setting

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Note: Master level access is required to adjust engine shutdown settings.

The Engine Shutdown Setting screen allows the operator to enable, disable, and adjust the engine shutdown timer. This feature operates the engine at idle speed for a set amount of time to cool the engine before shutting down automatically.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting", and then "Engine Shutdown Setting".

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Select "Idle Shutdown Enable" to enable or disable the idle shutdown feature. If enabled, select "Idle Shutdown Delay Timer" to change the delay time.

Power Mode Setting

Note: Master level access is required to adjust power mode settings.

The Power Mode Setting screen allows the operator to choose what power mode to operate the engine.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting", and then "Power Mode Setting".

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Select the desired power mode to operate in and switch to "ON". The operator can also select the default power mode when the engine is first started. Once finished, press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Auto Warm Up

The Auto Warm Up screen allows the user to enable and set the auto warm-up feature. This feature automatically starts a warm-up period when the engine is started and the hydraulic oil is below the set temperature.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting", and then "Auto Warm Up".

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To enable or disable auto warm-up, press the "Auto Warm Up Enable Status" window, then select "Enabled" or "Disabled".

To set the auto warm-up temperature, press the "Auto Warm Up Target Temp" window, then enter the temperature. If the hydraulic oil is below the set temperature, the auto warm-up feature will activate after the engine is started.

Sleep Time

The Sleep time Setting feature allows the user to set a sleep timer for the engine start switch. If the start switch is left in the ON position, power will automatically shut off once the chosen timer interval has elapsed.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting", and then "Sleep Time".

Security

Note: Master level access is required to adjust security settings.

The Security screen allows the user to set the operator lockout time. This is the period after engine shutdown that an operator can start the engine without logging back in to the monitor.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting", and then "Security".

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Select “Operator ID Timeout” to select the amount of time before the operator's passcode times out after engine shutdown. To block out periods of time throughout the week to bypass security, select “Security Bypass Time” .

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Enter the times and the days to bypass the security system.

Preventive Maintenance

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The Preventative Maintenance screen allows the operator to set up a notification when maintenance is soon required or overdue based on the preventive maintenance table.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Machine Setting", and then "Preventive Maintenance".

Operator Setting

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The Operator Setting menu contains the following menu items:

• Operator Inputs Configuration

• Response

• Change Operator

• Manage Operator

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Operator Setting".

Operator Inputs Configuration

The operator inputs configuration screen allows the operator to configure the following joystick buttons for personal preference. The settings will be stored in the preferences for that login ID.

The Operator Inputs Configuration screen contains the following menu items:

• Left Joystick

• Right Joystick

• Lever Pattern

• Restore to Factory

• Current Configuration

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Operator Setting", then "Operator Inputs Configuration".

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Choose the joystick to configure.

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Select the button to configure.

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Select the category of button functions to choose from

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Select the desired function from the list. Tap the "Home" icon to return to the main screen.

Lever Pattern

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From the Operator Inputs Configuration screen, select "Lever Pattern".

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Select the desired lever pattern from the menu items.

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The joystick pattern symbols will appear after the selection has been made. Select "Home" to return to the main screen.

Restore to Factory Setting

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From the Operator Inputs Configuration screen, select "Restore to Factory Setting".

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Select the item from the list to be restored.

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A warning will appear asking if you want to proceed. Press "Restore" to restore the settings or press "Cancel" to abort. After pressing "Restore", the operator information screen will appear to show the new button assignments. Press the "OK" button to return to the main screen.

Response

The response screen allows the operator to adjust the spool settings which will affect how quick the machine responds when using the joysticks. The settings can be set to slow, medium, or fast.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Operator Setting", then "Response". Once in the Response screen, select "Spool Response Selection".

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Select the desired response speed, then select the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Change Operator

The change operator screen allows a new operator to log in. After successfully logging in, the previous operators preferences will be overridden with the new operator's preferences.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Operator Setting", then "Change Operator".

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A warning screen will display alerting the operator that camera screens are not available while navigating the settings menu.

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In the Change Operator screen, select "Code Entry". If using a Bluetooth Operator ID, select "Detect Bluetooth Key/Phone" and wait for the system to detect the key.

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Enter the passcode or press the "Guest" button to log in as a guest.

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If the login was successful, the operator screen will appear showing the preferences for the new operator. Press the "OK" button to return to the main screen.

Manage Operator

Note: Master level access is required to manage operator settings.

The Manage operator screen gives the ability to add and delete operators. A maximum of 50 operators can be registered

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Operator Setting", then "Manage Operator".

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In the Manage Operator screen, select "Access Level".

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Add Operator

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In the Manage Operator screen, select "Add Operator".

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From this screen user will need to enter the following Operator credentials:

• Key Type

• Access Level

• Operator Name

• Key Code

After user adds valid operator credentials select Apply. Select the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Delete Operator ID

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To edit or delete an operator, scroll through the operator list in the Manage Operator screen and find the operator to be changed.

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From the next screen select "Delete This Operator"

Service

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The Service Setting menu contains the following menu items:

• ECM Summary

• Diagnostics

• Status

• Configurations

• Tool Programming

• Override Parameters

• Calibrations

• Winflash

• Manage eOMM Data

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service".

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Enter the passcode.

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If the login is successful, the Service menu screen will appear.

ECM Summary

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The ECM Summary screen allows the operator or maintenance personnel to view information for the following ECMs.

• Machine ECM

• Engine ECM

• Monitor

• Body Control Module

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "ECM Summary".

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Select an ECM, scroll through the list to view the selected ECM properties. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Diagnostics

The Diagnostics screen allows the operator to view and save the active and logged Diagnostics and Event codes for the machine.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Diagnostics".

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Navigate through the Diagnostics to find the current and logged codes. Press save button to save the diagnostic codes. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

Status

The Status screen allows the user to view the condition of machine systems and components.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Status".

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Select Status, scroll through the list of components and systems to view the selected conditions. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen. The Status screen allows the user to view the following component conditions:

Viewable Status Screens

General

Table 1

nb	General
1	Throttle Switch Position		Desired Engine Speed		Engine Speed
4	Fuel Level Percent		Hydraulic Oil Temperature		Engine Coolant Temp
7	Hydraulic Lock Switch		Hydraulic Lockout Switch		Battery Voltage
10	Engine Start/Stop Switch Status

Main Pump Control

Table 2

nb	Main Pump Control
1	Pump 1 Outlet Pressure		Pump 2 Outlet Pressure		Engine Speed
4	Hydraulic Oil Temperature		Des Pump 1 Flow Rate		Des Pump 2 Flow Rate
7	Pump 1 Control Spool Sol		Pump 2 Control Spool Sol		Pump 1 Displacement
10	Pump 2 Displacement		Pump 1 Bypass Current		Pump 2 Bypass Current

Voltage

Table 3

nb	Voltage
1	Battery Voltage		DC8V Sensor Voltage Primary		DC5V Sensor Voltage Primary
4	DC8V Sensor Voltage Secondary		DC5V Sensor Voltage Secondary

Pressure Sensor

Table 4

nb	Pressure Sensor
1	Boom Cyl Rod Press		Boom Cyl Head Press		Bucket Cyl Head Press
4	Stick Cyl Head Press		Stick Cyl Rod Press		Bucket Cyl Rod Press
7	Machine Overload Warning Press		Left Swing Press		Right Swing Press

Plugged Switches

Table 5

nb	Plugged Switches
1	Return Hydraulic Oil Filter Status		Attach Hydraulic Oil Filter Switch

Outputs

Table 6

nb	Outputs
1	Hydraulic Lock Solenoid		Travel Alarm Command		Refuel Pump Relay Command
4	Cab Dome Light Relay Status		Starter Lockout Lamp Status		Beacon Relay Status
7	Boom Float Up Solenoid Status		Swing Brake Solenoid Status		Boom Float Solenoid Current
10	Auxiliary Hydraulic Boost Flow Supply Solenoid Status		Stick Unload Solenoid Current

Solenoid

Table 7

nb	Solenoid
1	Hydraulic Pilot Supply		Travel Speed		Swing Brake
4	Straight Travel		Heavy Lift Control		Implement Dual Pressure Relief
7	Fine Swing		Boom Float Up		Quick Coupler 1
10	Quick Coupler 2		Auxiliary Hydraulic Boost Flow Supply		Boom Low Pressure Release Solenoid
13	Work Tool Free Rotate

Joystick Switch

Table 8

nb	Joystick Switch
1	Left Joystick Switch 2		Left Joystick Switch 3		Left Joystick Switch 4
4	Left Joystick Switch 5		Right Joystick Switch 1		Right Joystick Switch 2
7	Right Joystick Switch 3		Right Joystick Switch 4		Right Joystick Switch 5

Cab Switches

Table 9

nb	Cab Switches
1	Travel Alarm Cancel SW		Travel Mode Switch		Counterweight Removal Switch Status
4	Operator Refueling Pump Momentary Switch Status		Cab Door Position		Operator Seat Belt Switch Status
7	Beacon Switch Position		Heavy Lift Switch Status		Machine Overload Warning Enable Switch Status
10	Boom Low-Pressure Relief Enable Switch Position		Quick Coupler Switch Position

Key Pad

Table 10

nb	Key Pad
1	Machine Lighting System Switch		Window Washer Status		Front Wiper Control Switch

Working Mode

Table 11

nb	Working Mode
1	AEC Mode		Travel Alarm Cancel		Travel Speed Mode

Operator Input - Joystick

Table 12

nb	Operator Input - Joystick
1	Left Joystick Forward/Reverse Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Left Joystick Forward/Reverse Position		Right Joystick Forward/Reverse Position Sensor Duty Cycle
4	Right Joystick Forward/Reverse Position		Left Joystick Left/Right Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Left Joystick Left/Right Position
7	Right Joystick Left/Right Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Right Joystick Left/Right Position		Boom Lever Position
10	Stick Lever Position		Bucket Lever Position		Swing Lever Position

Operator Input - Travel

Table 13

nb	Operator Input - Travel
1	Left Travel Pedal Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Left Travel Pedal Position		Right Travel Pedal Position Sensor Duty Cycle
4	Right Travel Pedal Position		Straight Travel Pedal Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Straight Travel Pedal Position
7	Right Attachment Pedal Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Right Attachment Pedal Position

Operator Input - Tool

Table 14

nb	Operator Input - Tool
1	Left t Joystick Thumbwheel 1 Position		Left Joystick Thumbwheel 1 Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Left Joystick Thumbwheel 2 Position
4	Left Joystick Thumbwheel 2 Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Right Joystick Thumbwheel 1 Position		Right Thumbwheel 1 Position Sensor Duty Cycle
7	Right Joystick Thumbwheel 2 Position		Right Joystick Thumbwheel 2 Position Sensor Duty

Operator Input - Pedal/Lever

Table 15

nb	Operator Input - Pedal/Lever
1	Left Attachment Pedal Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Left Attachment Pedal Position		Right Attachment Pedal Position Sensor Duty Cycle
4	Right Attachment Pedal Position		Blade Control Handle Lift Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Blade Control Handle Lift position

Boom

Table 16

nb	Boom
1	Boom Lever Position		Boom Cylinder Extend Solenoid Current		Boom Cylinder Retract Solenoid Current
4	Pump to Boom Rod End Solenoid Current Status		Boom Cylinder Rod Pressure		Boom Cylinder Head End Pressure
7	Boom Float Solenoid Current		Boom Regeneration Solenoid Current

Stick

Table 17

nb	Stick
1	Stick Lever Position		Stick Cylinder Extend Solenoid Current		Stick Cylinder Retract Solenoid Current
4	Stick Cylinder Head End Pressure		Stick Unload Solenoid Current		Pump to Stick Head End Solenoid Current Status
7	Pump to Stick Rod End Solenoid Current Status

Bucket

Table 18

nb	Bucket
1	Bucket Lever Position		Bucket Cylinder Extend Solenoid Current		Bucket Cylinder Retract Solenoid Current
4	Bucket Cylinder Rod End Pressure		Bucket Cylinder Head End Pressure		Bucket Cylinder 2 Extend Solenoid Current
7	Bucket Cylinder 2 Retract Solenoid Current

Swing

Table 19

nb	Swing
1	Swing Lever Position		Swing Right Solenoid Current		Swing Left Solenoid Current
4	Swing Brake Solenoid Status		Swing Priority Solenoid Current		Left Swing Press
7	Right Swing Press		Swing Pump Port A Current		Swing Pump Port B Current
10	Left Swing Motor Current		Right Swing Motor Current		Swing Flow Limit Solenoid Current

Travel

Table 20

nb	Travel
1	Right Travel Pedal Position		Left Travel Pedal Position		Straight Travel Pedal Position
4	Left Travel Forward Solenoid Current		Left Travel Backward Solenoid Current		Right Travel Forward Solenoid Current
7	Right Travel Backward Solenoid Current		Travel Speed Control		Travel Speed Solenoid Status
10	Travel Alarm Cancel Cab Switch		Travel alarm Command

Tool Control

Table 21

nb	Tool Control
1	Variable Relief Valve 1 Pressure Command		Variable Relief Valve 2 Pressure Command		Variable Angle Boom Extend Solenoid Current
4	Variable Angle Boom Retract Solenoid Current		Attachment 1 Cylinder Head End Pressure		Attachment 1 Cylinder Rod End Pressure

Attachment Valves Status

Table 22

nb	Attachment Valves Status
1	Attachment 1 Extend Pressure Command		Attachment 1 Retract Pressure Command		Attachment 2 Extend Pressure Command
4	Attachment 2 Retract Pressure Command		Attachment 3 Extend Pressure Command		Attachment 3 Retract Pressure Command
7	Attachment 4 Extend Pressure Command		Attachment 4 Retract Pressure Command		Attachment 5 Extend Pressure Command
8	Attachment 5 Retract Pressure Command

Blade Control Status

Table 23

nb	Blade Control Status
1	Blade Control Handle Lift Position Sensor Duty Cycle		Blade Control Handle Lift Position		Blade Lower Pilot Pressure
4	Blade Lift Pilot Pressure		Blade Raise Solenoid Current		Blade Lower Solenoid Current

Cooling Fan Control

Table 24

nb	Cooling Fan Control
1	Desired Hydraulic Oil Cooling Fan Speed		Desired Aftercooler Fan Speed		Desired Engine Fan Speed
4	Engine Cooling Fan Solenoid Current		Hydraulic Oil Temperature		Engine Coolant Temperature
7	Ambient Air Temperature		Engine Speed		Engine Cooling Fan Directional Command
10	Electric Cooling Fan Warning Feedback Status

Quick Coupler

Table 25

nb	Quick Coupler
1	Quick Coupler Switch Position		Quick Coupler Solenoid 2 Status		Quick Coupler Solenoid Status
4	Quick Coupler Solenoid 1 Status

Secured System Parameters

Table 26

nb	Secured System Parameters
1	Security System Status		Starter Locknut Status		Free Swing Enable

Function Switches

Table 27

nb	Function Switches
1	Fine Swing Switch Position		Heavy Lift Switch Status		Overload Warning Enable
4	Boom Low-Pressure Relief Enable Switch Position		Smart Boom Select SW		Bucket Proximity Switch

Display

Table 28

nb	Display
1	Board Temperature		LCD Temperature

Fluid level

Table 29

nb	Fluid Level
1	Engine Coolant Level		DEF Fluid Tank Volume

Fuel

Table 30

nb	Fuel
1	Engine Load Factor		Fuel Consumption Rate		Fuel Volume
4	Total Fuel		Total Idle Fuel		Total Maximum Fuel

Engine Pressure

Table 31

nb	Engine Pressure
1	Barometric pressure		Boost pressure

Engine Information

Table 32

nb	Engine Information
1	Battery Voltage		Desired engine Speed		Engine Speed
4	Engine Lifetime Hours		Immobile Status		Power Derate Percentage
7	Total Operating Hours		Total Engine Idle Time

DPF

Table 33

nb	DPF
1	DPF Sooth Loading		Regeneration Mode		Estimate Time To Next Regeneration

Temperature

Table 34

nb	Temperature
1	Hydraulic oil Temperature		Engine Coolant Temperature		Fuel Temperature
4	Ambient Air Temperature		Air Cooler Out Temperature		Air Inlet Temperature
7	Attachment 1 Exhaust Gas Temperature 1		DPF 1 Intake Temp		EGR Temperature
10	Intake Manifold Air Temperature

Configurations

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The Configurations screen allows the user to configure the following arrangements on the machine:

• ECM Identification

• Machine Attachments

• Travel Speed Shift

• Throttle Dial Speed

• Throttle Dial Hydraulic Torque

• Security Access

• Control Inputs

• Control Inputs - Tool Flow Request

• Front Control

• Controllability Setting

• Camera Inputs

• Radio Module

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Configurations".

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Select "Configurations", scroll through the list of components and systems to view the selected configurations Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen. The Configurations screen allows the user to view the following component conditions:

Viewable Configurations Screens

ECM Identification

Table 35

nb	ECM Identification
1	Product ID		Application Number

Machine Attachments

Table 36

nb	Machine Attachments
1	Attach Hydraulic Oil Filter SW		Travel Alarm		Quick Coupler
4	Quick Coupler Operation		Fine Swing System		Smart Boom
7	Heavy Lift System		Overload Press Sensor		Overload Press Threshold
10	Fuel Tank Max Volume		Boom Lower Check Valve		Stick Lower Check Valve
13	Ether Solenoid Config		Reverse Fan		Operator Seat Belt Monitoring
16	Counter Weight Removal		Remote Control		Straight Travel Activation Delay
19	Straight Travel Deactivation Delay		Sound Reduction Engine Speed Limit		Attachment Tool ECM Installation
22	Camera Light Installation		Preventive Maintenance		Preventive Main' Warning Time

Travel Speed Shift

Table 37

nb	Travel Speed Shift
1	Low Delay		High Delay		Low Pressure
4	High Pressure

Fan Control

Table 38

nb	Fan Control
1	Reverse Fan		Fan Auto Reverse Enable Status		Fan Reverse Operation Interval

Throttle Dial Speed

Table 39

nb	Throttle Dial Speed
1	One Touch Engine Speed		AESC Setting		AESC Delay Time
4	Dial 1 Engine Speed		Dial 2 Engine Speed		Dial 3 Engine Speed
7	Dial 4 Engine Speed		Dial 5 Engine Speed		Dial 6 Engine Speed
10	Dial 7 Engine Speed

Throttle Dial Hydraulic Torque

Table 40

nb	Throttle Dial Hydraulic Torque
1	Dial 1 Hydraulic Torque		Dial 2 Hydraulic Torque		Dial 3 Hydraulic Torque
4	Dial 4 Hydraulic Torque		Dial 5 Hydraulic Torque		Dial 6 Hydraulic Torque
7	Dial 7 Hydraulic Torque

Security Access

Table 41

nb	Security Access
1	Open ID Enable Status		Open Management Passcode Enabled		Open Management BT Device Enabled

Control Inputs

Table 42

nb	Control Inputs
1	Joystick Handle		Straight Travel Pedal		Left Attachment Pedal
4	Right Attachment Pedal		Left Joystick Switch 2		Left Joystick Switch 3
7	Left Joystick Switch 4		Right Joystick Switch 1		Right Joystick Switch 2
10	Right Switch Joystick 3		Right Joystick 4		Left Joystick Thumbwheel
13	Right Joystick Thumbwheel		Left Attach Pedal Forward		Left Attach Pedal Rearward
16	Right Attach Pedal Forward		Right Attach Pedal Rearward

Front Control

Table 43

nb	Front Control
1	Boom Config		Boom Cyl Shockless Gain		E-Snubber Installation
4	Bucket Link Position Sensor

Fan Configuration

Table 44

nb	Fan Configuration
1	Fan Type Config

Controllability Setting

Table 45

nb	Controllability Setting
1	Fine Leveling Mode Open Adjust Enable

Camera Inputs

Table 46

nb	Camera Inputs
1	Camera Initialization

Radio Module

Table 47

nb	Radio Module
1	Bluetooth Installation status

Tool Programming

The Tool Programming screen allows the user to set up the configurations of up to 20 work tools.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Tool Programming".

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From the Tool Programming screen select a tool, then the user will be able go through the following work tool configurations:

Basic Setting

Table 48

nb	Basic Setting
1	Tool Type		PL-161 MAC Address		Tool Program Name
4	Min Throttle Dial Position		ECO Mode Enable Status		Smart Mode Enable Status
7	Pump Flow Control Mode		Auto Valve Control Enable		Auto Control Ext Adjust
10	Auto Control Return Adjust		Atch 1 Ext Flow Setting		Atch 1 Return Flow Setting
13	Variable Rel Valve 1 Press		Variable Rel Valve 2 Press		Tool Program Display Enable
16	Hammer Indicator Enable		Hammer Auto Stop Enable		Multi Ope Attach Valve Limit
19	Overheat Event Threshold		Free Rotate Threshold		Work Tool Mass
22	High Pressure Cut Off Enable		Crane Lifting Point Configuration

Controllability Setting

Table 49

nb	Controllability Setting
1	Boom Up Priority Set		Boom Down Priority Set		Stick Out Priority Set
4	Stick In Priority Set		Bucket Out Priority Set		Bucket In Priority Set
7	Swing Priority Set		Track Priority Set		Attach 1 Priority Set
10	Attach 2 Priority Set		Attach 3 Priority Set		Attach 4 Priority Set
13	Attach 5 Priority Set

Attachment Valve 1- 5 Parameters

Table 50

nb	Attachment Valve 1- 5 Parameters
1	Attach 1 Ext Flow Setting		Attach 1 Ret Flow Setting		Attach 1 M-Ope Add Flow
4	Attach 1 Multi-Ope Flow Limit		Attach 1 1Way/2Way Mode		Attach 1 Max Ext Press
7	Attach 1 Max Ret Press		Attach 1 M-Ope Max Ext		Attach 1 M-Ope Max Ret
10	Attach 1 Open Time		Attach 1 Close Time		Attach 1 Tool Flow Direction

Override Parameters

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The "Override Parameters" menu allows the user to override system components to help in the troubleshooting process. The following overrides are available for machine troubleshooting:

• Desired Engine Speed

• Desired Engine Fan Speed

• Desired Hydraulic Oil Fan Speed

• Desired Aftercooler Fan Speed

• Engine Cooling Fan Solenoid Current

• Engine Fan Reversing Solenoid Override

• Starter Lockout Lamp Override

• Beacon Relay Status

• Cab Dome Light Relay Override

• Swing Priority Solenoid Current

• Implement Pump #1 Displacement

• Implement Pump #2 Displacement

• Boom Float Solenoid Current

• Stick Unload Solenoid Current

• Swing Brake Solenoid

• Travel Alarm Command

• Travel Speed Solenoid

• Straight Travel Solenoid

• Relief Valve #1 Command

• Relief Valve #2 Command

• Pump #1 Cont Spool Solenoid

• Pump #2 Cont Spool Solenoid

• Quick Coupler Unlock Solenoid Status

• Quick Coupler Bypass Cut Solenoid Status

• Quick Coupler Solenoid #1 Status

• Quick Coupler Solenoid #2 Status

• Fine Swing Solenoid

• Heavy Lift Control Solenoid

• Boom Low Pressure Release solenoid

• Work Tool Free Rotate Solenoid

• Refuel Pump Relay

• Hydraulic Vacuum Pump Status

• Cab Rear Light Status

• Cab Riser Light Status

• Attachment Valve #1 Float Solenoid

• Attachment Valve #2 Float Solenoid

• Attachment Valve #3 Float Solenoid

• Attachment Valve #4 Float Solenoid

• Attachment Valve #5 Float Solenoid

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Override Parameters".

Illustration 104	g06237794

From the Override Parameters Screen, select the system to override. Once system is selected enter desired value and press apply

Calibrations

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The "Calibrations" screen allows the user to perform calibrations. The following calibrations are available:

• Electric-Hydraulic Valves

• All Pumps

• Modulation Inputs

• Bypass Cut Valves

• Attachment Valves

• Variable Relief Valves

• Main Pump Flow Limit

• Boom Down Regen Valve

• Engine Cooling Fan

• Hydraulic Oil Cooling Fan

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Calibrations".

WinFlash

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The "WinFlash" menu allows the user to flash the latest software to the monitor from a jump drive using the USB interface. User will also be able to flash the latest ECM software.

Illustration 108	g06238198

The USB interface is on the left side of the monitor display case.

Download a Flash file from SIS Service Software website into the root directory of a blank jump drive to ensure that the correct file is flashed to the monitor

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "WinFlash".

Illustration 110	g06239828

From the WinFlash menu select Monitor to proceed.

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Once user has stopped machine operations. Insert USB memory and select "Next" to start detecting USB memory.

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By selecting "Other ECMs", the user will be able to flash current software updates to all ECMs aside from the monitor. There will be a .FL3 file provided that is compatible with all ECMs, so the user will use one file to flash all ECMs with the current available software.

Download a package from SIS Service Software website into the root directory of a blank jump drive to ensure that the correct file is flashed.

Manage eOMM Data

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The "Manage eOMM Data" menu allows the user to flash the latest eOMM to the monitor from a jump drive using the USB interface. User will also be able to Delete the eOMM data.

Illustration 114	g06238198

The USB interface is on the left side of the monitor display case.

Download a Flash file from SIS Service Software website into the root directory of a blank jump drive to ensure that the correct file is flashed to the monitor

Illustration 115	g06239801

From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Setting". Next, select "Service" and then "Manage eOMM data".

Illustration 116	g06360430

From the "Manage eOMM Data" menu select "Flash" to proceed.

Illustration 117	g06360450

Once user has stopped machine operations. Insert USB memory and select "OK" to start detecting USB memory.

Illustration 118	g06360430

By selecting "Delete" the user will be able to delete old eOMM's.

Download a package from SIS Service Software website into the root directory of a blank jump drive to ensure that the correct file is flashed.

Air Conditioning and Heating

Air conditioning and heating functions are controlled through the monitor.

Illustration 119	g06243209

To navigate to the air conditioner screen from the main screen, press application menu button then from menu screen select "Air Conditioner"

For more information on Air Conditioning and Heating Controls refer to .Operation and Maintenance Manual, , "Air Conditioning and Heating Control"

Bucket/Work Tool Setting

The Bucket/Work Tool Setting screen allows the operator to choose the tool being used for work.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Bucket/Work Tool Setting".

Illustration 121	g06220034

Select the desired tool.

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The Tool screen contains the following:

• Tool Name - Enter this screen to edit the name of the tool.

• Tool # Type - Displays the type of tool.

• Tool # Program

• Tool # Control Inputs

• PL-161 MAC Address - The work tool ID that allows for selecting appropriate work tool setting automatically from the preloaded work tool list in the monitor.

Electronic OMM

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The Electronic OMM screen allows the operator to view the Operation and Maintenance Manual (OMM) for the machine, and watch coaching videos.

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From the main screen, press the application menu button. In the Application menu, select "Electronic OMM".

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Navigate through the OMM to find the following topics. Press the "Home" button to return to the main screen.

• Safety Section

• Product Information Section

• Operation Section

• Maintenance Section

• Warranty Section

• Reference Information Section