Twose TC526, Operation Manual

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MONOLEVER CONTROLS –
Operation and Functions (Refer to diagrams)
POWER ON/OFF –
Power to the control unit is controlled via the master On/Off button.
Power ON – Rotate button to Power on the Control Unit (button will ‘spring’ out).
Power OFF – Press button in to Power off or for Emergency Stop.
LEVER FUNCTIONS
1. Lever
- Movement of the lever in a ‘Forward’ and ‘Backward’
direction operates the Main Arm:
Forwards – Lowers the Main Arm.
Backwards – Raises the Main Arm.
2. Lever
- Movement of the lever in a ‘Sideways’ direction operates
the Dipper Arm:
Left – Moves Dipper Arm away from the operator.
Right – Moves Dipper Arm towards the operator.
SWITCH FUNCTION
3. Head Angle Float Switch –
standard ‘On/Off’ switch for selecting or deselecting of
Head Angle Float mode with red l.e.d. light indication:
Switch Up – to select Head Angle Float mode (red light on).
Switch Down – to deselect Head Angle Float mode (red light off).
BUTTON FUNCTIONS
Note: with all the following buttons movement is dictated by the length of time the button
is held – releasing the button will halt the movement in that function.
3. Head Angle Buttons
– 2 ‘press and hold’ buttons (top & bottom) for adjustment of the
head angle:
Top Button – Lowers ‘Outer’ end of the flail head and raises ‘Inner’ end.
Bottom Button – Raises ‘Outer’ end of the flail head and lowers ‘Inner’ end.
4. Slew Buttons
– 2 ‘press and hold’ buttons (top & bottom) for ‘slew’ operation:
Top Button – Slews the machine into the ‘working’ position.
Bottom Button – Slews the machine into the ‘transport’ position.
Note: this function can be utilized for repositioning the machine to work in difficult
positions such as corners and for negotiating around, or avoiding, obstacles.
5. Midcut Buttons
(Cranked Arm models only) – ‘press and hold’ buttons for positioning
of the Midcut/Cranked Arm:
Top Button – Straightens the Cranked Arm away or out of the ‘Midcut’ position.
Bottom Button – ‘Cranks’ the Arm towards or to the ‘Midcut’ position.
Note: On Standard Arm models these Midcut buttons serve no function.