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Parameters

2200 SRM 1286

Table 1. Parameter Default Values

Default

Range

Parameter

B60Z

AC

and

B60Z

HD

B80Z

AC

and

B80Z

HD

Min

Max

Extended Shift

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

Walk Speed (Both
Directions)

3.8

3.8

0.5

4.0

Hi Speed Fwd

9.0

9.0

0.5

9.0

Hi Speed Rev

6.0

6.0

0.5

9.0

Minimum Acceleration

5

5

1

10

Maximum Acceleration

7

7

1

10

Plugging

7

7

1

10

ADS-Neutral

1

1

1

10

ADS-Throttle

1

1

1

10

Pick Acceleration

6

6

1

10

Pick Deceleration

1

1

1

10

Battery Full Voltage

1

25.300

25.300

24.500

26.500

Lift Interrupt

1

23.520

2

23.520

2

18.000

3

24.000

PS Fwd Trav

3

3

1

10

PS Rev Trav

3

3

1

10

PS Max Assist

5

5

1

10

NOTE:

Certain lift truck models are not capable of operating at the Max range allowed by the Dash Display.

If a parameter value higher than the truck’s ability is entered, the value will revert to the maximum allowed
for that lift truck.

1

Values shown in ETACC format. When viewed through the dash display, values will be rounded and

formatted as three digit numbers without decimals. Example: A value of 23.520 in ETACC will appear as
235 in the dash display.

2

Maintenance-free battery option uses value 24.000.

3

This parameter value should not be set below 20 for normal operations. Contact NMHG Service

Engineering Contact Management for approval before operating trucks below this value.

4

Summary of Contents for B233

Page 1: ...Hyster B233 B80ZAC Forklift...

Page 2: ...AC MOTOR CONTROLLER B60ZAC B230 B80ZAC B233 B60ZHD A262 B80ZHD A257 PART NO 1640805 2200 SRM 1286...

Page 3: ...cifications of the original equipment manufacturer Make sure all nuts bolts snap rings and other fastening devices are removed before using force to remove parts Always fasten a DO NOT OPERATE tag to...

Page 4: ...k Deceleration 6 Battery Full Voltage 6 Lift Interrupt 6 Troubleshooting 6 General 6 Non Status Code Errors 7 Powered Black Screen 7 Tiller Oscillation and Bias EPAS Option 8 Status Codes 8 Electrical...

Page 5: ...ore information Please click here Then get the complete manual NOTE If there is no response to click on the link above please download the PDF document first and then click on it Have any questions pl...

Page 6: ...Table of Contents AC Motor Controller TABLE OF CONTENTS Continued This section is for the following models B60ZAC B230 B80ZAC B233 B60ZHD A262 B80ZHD A257 ii...

Page 7: ...nts and connecting or disconnecting a handset or PC CAUTION To avoid controller damage always disconnect the battery Discharge the capacitor and never put power to the controller with any power wire d...

Page 8: ...ering motor The controller uses CANbus communication to interact with the dash display and the control handle See Figure 2 1 GRAB RAIL 2 AUXILIARY CONTROL BOX 3 DASH DISPLAY 4 POWER FUSE 5 PC CONNECTO...

Page 9: ...he cover from the controller will void the war ranty Service PC Connection The lift truck is equipped with a connection point to connect a laptop computer with ETACC software in stalled This connectio...

Page 10: ...v 3 3 1 10 PS Rev Trav 3 3 1 10 PS Max Assist 5 5 1 10 NOTE Certain lift truck models are not capable of operating at the Max range allowed by the Dash Display If a parameter value higher than the tru...

Page 11: ...the minimum rate of acceleration Maximum Acceleration This parameter sets the maximum acceleration rate of the lift truck when the truck is traveling at max imum throttle Increasing the setting increa...

Page 12: ...uity from the front pin end of the plug Standard probes are too large to be inserted into the center of the female pins sockets of the special sealed plugs and can expand the pins Expanded pins will n...

Page 13: ...stic tool Yes Connect ETACC to the forklift PC Ser vice Tool connector following the instructions in the section Troubleshooting and Adjust ments Using the AC Controls Program ETACC 2200 SRM 1058 ETAC...

Page 14: ...nd cause an increase of the backlash in the system which is a root caused of the chattering Lower assist level as necessary After ensuring all the aforementioned requirements are met the system must b...

Page 15: ...m encoder or encoder is disconnected Stalled Open load at encoder or brake coil 9024 Controller failure of the traction motor power circuit 9088 Pump motor shorted 9089 Pump motor open 9090 Pump at re...

Page 16: ...1568 Main contactor circuit is open 21569 Main contactor circuit is shorted to B 21570 Main contactor circuit is open 21571 Main contactor circuit is shorted to B 21588 Internal failure of the power s...

Page 17: ...ring controller 33072 Controller not responding to Power Steer 33073 Power Steer not responding to Controller 33554 Power Steer motor stalled 36864 Power Steering security line set to LOW 65280 Contro...

Page 18: ...ltage battery 3 Check to have battery fully charged approximately 25 5V 1V 4 Condition can be caused by normal operation of the lift truck with a discharged battery Check battery state of charge on th...

Page 19: ...ce Service Technician Functions On Board Dash Display 2200 SRM 1324 3 With the traction motor at room temperature turn the key switch to the OFF position then back to the ON position and operate the l...

Page 20: ...Electrical System 2200 SRM 1451 or Electrical System 2200 SRM 1287 Contactor Coil Check a The resistance should measure approximately 22 ohms 10 Replace the coil 7 Check for shorts with truck frame a...

Page 21: ...sed by shorts in the system allowing current to follow paths that are not intended Sometimes excessive current draw can be caused by mechanical malfunctions such as worn bearings misaligned parts impr...

Page 22: ...r to cool System will recover once the truck is able to achieve a temperature below 125 C 257 F 2 Clear fault log in dash display See the section User Interface Service Technician Functions On Board D...

Page 23: ...not operate Probable Causes and Test Procedures 6 Check for shorts with truck frame a Check resistance between the following points for greater than 1Mohm CANH and truck frame CANL and truck frame B a...

Page 24: ...y caused by shorts in the system allowing current to follow paths that are not intended Sometimes excessive current draw can be caused by mechanical malfunctions such as worn bearings misaligned parts...

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