METHOD FOR CANCELING ARSC SET TRAVEL SPEED
You can cancel the set speed by any of the following operation.
• Pull the ARSC travel speed set lever backward for approximately 1 second or longer.
The set travel speed is reset, and “--” is displayed on the ARSC set travel speed indicator.
• Set “ARSC Setting” to “OFF” on the user menu “Machine Setting and Information” of the machine monitor.
The ARSC is stopped.
ARSC setting is canceled, the ARSC set travel speed indicator is not lit, and the ARSC off pilot lamp is lit.
RECOMMENDED ARSC SET TRAVEL SPEED
Set the travel speed so that the engine speed becomes 1800 to 2450 rpm. Drive the machine so that the retard-
er oil temperature gauge is kept within the green range.
If the retarder is likely to become overheated, the retarder oil temperature caution lamp lights up and the set
travel speed automatically drops by 1 km/h in every 3 seconds.
The travel speed displayed on the ARSC set travel speed indicator automatically drops as well.
10 km/h is the lower limit value of the travel speed when it automatically drops.
BRAKE PERFORMANCE CURVE
BRAKE PERFORMANCE CURVE: HD325-8
How to read the brake performance curve
Example) Downhill distance: 1500 m
Traveling resistance: –11 % (Grade resistance: –13 %, rolling resistance: 2 %)
Payload: 32 t
Obtain the maximum permissible speed and the gear speed range from the graph when traveling downhill under
the above conditions.
1.
Use the brake performance curve for downhill distance of 1500 m.
2.
Starting from the point (A) which corresponds to the gross machinery weight, draw a perpendicular line
down.
3.
Take the point where it crosses the line for traveling resistance -11 % as (B), and draw a horizontal line.
4.
Take the point where it crosses the performance curve as (C), and draw a perpendicular line down. Take
the point where this line crosses the travel speed scale as (D).
5.
The following information can be obtained from this procedure.
The maximum permissible speed is “30.0 km/h” from the point (D).
The gear speed is “F4” from the point (C).
OPERATION
MACHINE OPERATIONS AND CONTROLS
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