Baroness LM551B, Owner'S Operating Manual

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Instruments
Description of Monitor
The monitor displays various information about
the machine, such as the operating status and
fault conditions.
The information of desired items can be
confirmed according to operating the keys.
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Description of Monitor_001
1 Monitor display
2 LED (yellow)
3 LED (red)
4 Enter key
5 Right arrow key
6 Left arrow key
7 Menu key
Monitor display
Displays machine conditions and items.
LED (yellow)
Lights up when a malfunction is detected,
indicating warning and/or caution on the
engine.
LED (red)
Lights up when a critical malfunction on the
engine is detected.
Enter key
Selects the menu or parameter.
Switches between displaying/hiding the
current fault code.
Right arrow key
Scrolls the screen.
Move the parameter selection to the right or
down.
Left arrow key
Scrolls the screen.
Move the parameter selection to the left or
up.
Menu key
Opens or exits the menu. 1.
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Displayed Icon
The icon appears at the top of the monitor
display.
79 C 38 %
2241 RPM 100 %
% SOOT ENG RPM
FUEL LEVEL COOL TEMP
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Displayed Icon_001
1 Regeneration icon
2 Auto regeneration inhibit icon
3 High exhaust temperature icon
4 Warning mark
Regeneration icon
The regeneration icon appears with DPF
regeneration request or during DPF
regeneration.
DPF regeneration request: Blinking
During DPF regeneration: Lighting
Auto regeneration inhibit icon
The auto regeneration inhibit icon lights up
when the DPF auto regeneration inhibit
switch is set to the "Auto regeneration inhibit
mode".
High exhaust temperature icon
The high exhaust temperature icon lights up
when the exhaust temperature reaches 450
°C during DPF regeneration.
Warning mark
The warning mark continues to be displayed
in the upper right corner of the monitor
display if the warning message ignored and
the Enter key pressed to hide the message.
Service reminders
Low fuel level
Fault codes
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LM551B
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Instruments