4. Information Screens
The main information screens are:
•
4.1 Start-up Screen
•
4.2 Engine-Off Screen
•
4.3 Engine-On Screen
•
4.4 Menu Selection Screen
4.1 Start-up Screen
During startup, the module will display the screen
shown in
for one second, chirp the alarm,
and illuminate the LED status light. The light will
change from red, to orange, and then green.
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Figure 3
4.2 Engine-Off Screen
When the key is on without the engine running, the
default screen is shown in
.
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Figure 4
1.
Hours remaining until transmission oil maintenance is
required
2.
Battery voltage display
3.
Safety interlock status indicators will illuminate when each
control meets the “safe to start” mode (e.g. the indicator
turns on when park brake engaged)
4.
Fuel level gauge (if fuel sender is available) — The fuel level
is shown on a bar display. An error occurs when the fuel
level is low (approximately one gallon remaining in the tank)
5.
Screen toggles between hours remaining until engine oil
maintenance and non-resettable engine hour counter
4.3 Engine-On Screen
When the engine is running, the default screen is
shown in
.
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Figure 5
1.
Engine speed mode
4.
Engine RPM
2.
Safety interlock status
indicators
5.
Fuel level gauge
3.
Engine temperature
Engine Speed Mode
Three modes are available: LOW, EFFICIENT, and
MAX.
•
LOW:
Low transport speed/Low idle for reducing
deck packing in wet mowing conditions.
•
EFFICIENT:
Medium transport speed and
maximum fuel econfomy and normal mowing
conditions.
•
MAX:
Maximum transport speed/High idle for
extreme mowing conditions.
The panel will illuminate showing the current engine
speed mode (LOW is selected in
).
Safety Interlock Status Indicators
These will illuminate when each control meets the
“safe to start” mode (PTO disengaged, park brake
engaged, motion controls in neutral lock, operator
present).
•
PTO must be disengaged, brake engaged, and
motion control levers out (neutral lock) to start
engine. (It is not necessary for the operator to be
in the seat to start the engine.)
Note:
The starter will crank with the PTO switch
in the “ON” (pulled up) position; however, the
system will disengage the PTO and a PTO reset
error will occur. Engaging the PTO will require
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