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ACC;
The engine stops in this position. You can use the radio etc.
If you use the radio or other accessories for long periods while the engine is stopped, the battery
will run down. Do not use the radio etc. for long periods.
(541A-0034-1E)
ON;
The engine is running in this position.
・
Do not leave the key in this position for a long time when the engine is not running as this can
run down the battery.
・
When the starter switch is turned to the "ON" position, the lamps on the cluster meter panel
and on the switch panel will all light for three seconds and a buzzer will sound. This indicates
that the duplex communications system check is running. If no problem is detected, normal
operation will begin automatically, but if an error code is displayed, refer to the "inspection
and servicing section" to find what the error code means. In particular check that there are no
error messages displayed before you start the engine.
(541A-0035-2E)
START;
You can start the engine in this position. Once the engine has started, let go of the key.
It will return to the "ON" position automatically. (The engine starts only when the shift lever is in the
"N" position.)
(4) Idle speed knob
Normally leave idle speed set to "AUTO" .
Turning the knob clockwise about 30 degrees sets the idle speed to
"SLOW" for warm-up running. Turning it further clockwise sets it
to "FAST". Turning it back to "SLOW" reduces the engine
revolutions again.
Summary of Contents for SR-300L
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Page 19: ...6 For details of this page Refer to pages 92 and 93 2 Outside the cab...
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