Toro 07511AA, Руководство пользователя программного обеспечения

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2. Select the S
ETTINGS
option from the display
menu and select the next screen icon .
3. Enter the PIN number ( Figure 15 ) and select the
E
NTER
icon .
4. Scroll down to I
NFO
C
ENTER
option and select the
next screen icon.
5. For changing the language, scroll down to the
L
ANGUAGE
option, select the next screen icon,
scroll down to the desired InfoCenter language,
and select the change icon
.
6. For changing the units, scroll down to the U
NITS
option and select the IMP or M
ETRIC
option with
the change icon .
7. Select the previous screen icon .
Setting the Service-Due
Indicator
The InfoCenter indicates the time until the next regular
service interval.
Use the InfoCenter along with the operation-mode
selector to change the service interval after
maintenance.
1. Rotate the operation-mode selector to the S
position ( Figure 19 ).
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Figure 19
2. Scroll down, select the S
ERVICE
option from the
display menu, and select the next screen icon
.
3. Enter the PIN number ( Figure 15 ) and select the
R
ETURN
icon.
4. Scroll down, select the S
CHEDULE
option from
the display menu, and select the next screen
icon.
5. Scroll down to the service procedure performed
(i.e. oil filter or grease points) and select the
next screen icon.
6. Select the hour interval and select the change
icon (
) to reset the hours for that procedure.
7. Select the save icon .
Audible Alarms
The machine alarm sounds when the operator is out
of the seat and one of the following situations occur:
•
The traction is engaged.
•
The shift lever is not in neutral.
•
The auxiliary hydraulic lever is not in neutral
position and the parking brake is off.
•
The PTO switch is on and the parking brake is off.
The machine alarm sounds when:
•
The InchMode is active and you press the
InchMode enable switch on the control box.
•
The hydraulic temperature is too high.
•
The machine is in the attachment mode and the
ground speed is below the minimum work speed.
•
The engine oil pressure is low.
The InfoCenter sounds a beep (usually not heard
when the machine is in operation) when a fault or an
advisory occurs. Refer to
Figure 3 for an example of
an advisory.
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