730, 730 Ejector, 735, 740 Ejector, and 745 Articulated Trucks Information Display Caterpillar

Overview of the Cat Information Display

Cat^® Information Display

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The Cat^® Information Display is a touch-screen display. By pressing a particular raised or Hotkey button on the Information Display screen, the operator can navigate through specific menus.

Lower Information Display Banner

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Lower Information Display Banner for a Tipper Articulated Truck Information Display (1) Lower Information Display Banner for a Tipper Articulated Truck Information Display (2) Clock (3) Hoist System Status indicators (Four frames for the Tipper Articulated Truck Information Display) (4) Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator (5) Machine Slope (Appears only if the Rear Camera is activated) (6) Reduced Warning Fault icon (7) Operator ID (Identification)

The Lower Information Display Banner (1) will appear at the bottom horizontal area on the Information Display. The banner provides a location for relevant user information, such as service faults or pop-up messages.

Note: For more information on the clock settings, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Display > Clock

Note: For more information on Operator Identification, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Display > Operator ID

Note: For more information on the Hoist System Status indicators, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Hoist System Status Indicators

Note: For more information on the Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator

Note: For more information on the Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Machine Slope status Indicator

Note: For more information on the Pop-Up Message Banners, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Pop-Up Messages and Service Fault Codes

Note: Level 2 (Yellow banner) and Level 3 (Red banner) fault messages will always show in the Lower Information Display Banner, while Level 1 (Gray banner) codes may or may not show in the Lower Information Display Banner.

Payload Mode Banners will also appear in the Information Banner if Cat^® Performance Measurement is installed.

For more information on the Payload Mode Banners, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Systems Operation > Menu Navigation > Payload > Payload Banner

Clock

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Lower Information Display Banner with the clock. (Left hand side: 12 Hour AM/PM, Right hand side: 24 Hour) (2) Clock

The clock (2) appears in the Lower Information Display Banner and can be set to appear in 12 hour time (AM/PM) or in 24 hour time. The clock can also be set to Auto (default), where the time is set automatically; or Manual, where the operator can set the time manually.

Note: For more information on setting the clock, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Display > Clock

Ejector Status Indicators (Ejector Articulated Trucks)

Note: This feature is available on the following machines:

• 740D HRC EJ (3T7)

• 740D LRC EJ (3F7)

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(3) Ejector Status indicators (Three frames for the Ejector Articulated Truck Information Display)

The Ejector Status Indicators will display to the operator which one of the ejector dump body positions is ON.

The following ejector dump body positions are:

• Dumper Ejector Retract Blade (The Hoist Output status is either at “Float” or “Lower”.)

• Dumper Ejector Hold Blade (The Hoist Output status is at “Hold”.)

• Dumper Ejector Eject Blade (The Hoist Output status is at “Raise”.)

Note: This information is always visible, except in the case of active pop-ups warning messages.

Note: For more information on the Pop-Up Message Banners, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Pop-Up Messages and Service Fault Codes

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(8) Dumper Ejector Retract Blade icon

The Dumper Ejector Retract Blade icon (8) will appear in the left side frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist Output status is either at “Float” or “Lower”.

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(9) Dumper Ejector Hold Blade icon

The Dumper Ejector Hold Blade icon (9) will appear in the center frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist Output status is at “Hold”.

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(10) Dumper Ejector Eject Blade icon

The Dumper Ejector Eject Blade icon (10) will appear in the right side frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist Output status is at “Raise”.

Note: Only one status icon will appear at one time.

Hoist System Status Indicators (Tipper Articulated Trucks)

Note: This feature is available on the following machines:

• 745D HRC (3T6)

• 745D LRC (3F6)

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(11) Hoist System Status indicators (Four frames for the Tipper Articulated Truck Information Display)

The Hoist System Status Indicators will display to the operator which one of the hoist dump body positions is ON.

The following hoist dump body positions are:

• Dumper Body - Lower

• Dumper Body - Float

• Dumper Body - Hold

• Dumper Body - Raise

This information is always visible, except in the case of active pop-ups warning messages.

Note: For more information on the Pop-Up Message Banners, refer to the following section in the manual:

• Pop-Up Messages and Service Fault Codes

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(12) Dumper Body - Lower

The Dumper Body - Lower icon (12) will appear in the left frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist System status is at “Lower” and is set to ON.

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(13) Dumper Body - Float

The Dumper Body - Float icon (13) will appear in the left center frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist System status is at “Float” and is set to ON.

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(14) Dumper Body - Hold

The Dumper Body - Hold icon (14) will appear in the left center frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist System status is at “Hold” and is set to ON.

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(15) Dumper Body - Raise

The Dumper Body - Raise icon (15) will appear in the left center frame. This icon will appear when the Hoist System status is at “Raise” and is set to ON.

Note: Only one status icon will appear at one time.

Note: On and Off states for the four main body positions are shown below. Only Lower, Float, Hold and Raise will be shown. If any other state is set by the operator or is accepted by the Information Display, then none of the icons will be set to ON. Each icon will only be set to ON when its relevant state is set by the Hoist Output Status.

Operator ID (Identification)

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(16) Lower Information Display Banner with the Operator ID (17) OPERATOR button

The Operator ID (16) appears in the Lower Information Display Banner. The specific number shows which operator is operating the machine. The Operator ID can be set up by pressing the OPERATOR button (17) and then pressing the Operator ID menu button.

Note: For more information on setting the Operator ID, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Operator > Operator ID

Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator

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(4) Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator

The Machine Rear Side Slope Status Indicator is used to represent the rear of the machine being on a side slope.

There are three (3) versions of the icon.

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This icon indicates that the machine is leaning to the left when the Machine Rear Side Slope is negative (-5% or less).

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This icon indicates that the machine is level when the Machine Rear Side Slope is between -5% and +5%.

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This icon indicates that the machine is leaning to the right when the Machine Rear Side Slope is positive (5% or more).

Note: If the value of Machine Rear Side Slope is faulted, the icon will be hidden.

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The value shown alongside the icon is capped at -99% to 99%. No decimal points are shown.

Machine Slope

Note: The Machine Slope Status Indicator is visible only when the Rear Camera feature is active.

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(5) Machine Slope

The Machine Slope Status Indicator is used to represent the machine operating on a slope.

There are three (3) versions of the icon.

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If the value of the Machine Slope is -5% or less, this icon is shown with the machine pointing downhill.

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If the value of the Machine Slope is greater than -5% and less than 5%, this icon is shown with the machine on level ground.

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If the value of the Machine Slope is 5% or more, this icon is shown with the machine pointing uphill.

Note: If the value of Machine Rear Side Slope is faulted, the icon will be hidden.

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The value shown alongside the icon is capped at -99% to 99%. No decimal points are shown.

Warning Pop-Up Fault Message

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(6) Alert Reminder Symbol (The Warning Pop-Up Fault Message Banner is reduced and is in the snooze mode). (18) Warning Pop-Up Fault Message Banner containing a Yellow Level 3 Fault Code Message

The Lower Information Display Banner also provides a location for displaying warning messages containing Diagnostic Event Fault Codes.

Both the Diagnostics list page and its accompanying Details page can be accessed by pressing the Warning Pop-Up Fault Message Banner (18).

If a machine Diagnostic Event occurs, a warning alert or a machine service fault message will appear in the Warning Pop-Up Message Banner.

Pressing the Warning Pop-Up Fault Message Banner will put the Diagnostic Event into the snooze mode (6). The snooze mode is shown when the Warning Pop-Up Fault Message Banner has been reduced in size to an Alert Reminder Symbol (6). The snooze mode prevents a Level 1 (Gray) Message banner or a Level 2 (Yellow) Message banner from constantly reappearing on the Display.

Note: The Level 3 Warning (Red banner) message will remain active and cannot be placed in the snooze mode or be reduced to an Alert Reminder Symbol. This message is considered urgent. The operator is advised to take immediate action.

If a Diagnostic Event is active and is in the snooze mode, an Alert Reminder Symbol (6) will appear in the bottom right corner of the Warning Pop-Up Message Banner. Pressing this icon will navigate the operator to the Diagnostics list page.

Note: For more information, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Pop-Up Messages and Service Fault Codes

Navigation Path

The Navigation Path appears in the top left area on the Information Display pages. These icons/symbols show the trail of previous menu pages that were visited or selected to arrive at the current page.

The Navigation Path in the example below is:

• Display > Brightness

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(19) Navigation Path

Performance Pages

Performance Pages are the main introductory pages on the machine’s Information Display. Displayed within the Performance Pages and their subpages are real time machine status information and current machine settings.

The Information Display’s Performance Pages provide the operator with specific data concerning engine operation.

There are three (3) Performance Pages on the Information Display. Performance Page 1 is the default page. Performance Page 1, which is also considered the Home page, can be accessed by pressing the HOME hotkey button. The initial powering up the display screen shows Performance Page 1. Pressing the UP or DOWN arrows on the Interactive Scroll bar (21) allows the operator to view either Performance Page 1 or Performance Page 2.

Note: For more information on the HOME hotkey button, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Menu Navigation buttons

Note: If the Rear View Camera is installed, the Rear Camera screen will appear after the Cat^® Display Information Screen and before Performance Page 1.

Performance Page 1

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Performance Page 1 (Default page) (20) Performance Page 1 with Quadrants (21) Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator

Performance Page 1 is the default page. It is divided into the following quadrants:

• Total Load Count

• Full Time Remaining

• Engine Retarder Status

• Machine Slope

Note: For more information about changing the unit measurements between English and Metric, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Display > Units

The second and third Performance Pages can be accessed by using the Interactive Scroll Bar (21). Press the top UP Arrow button or the bottom DOWN Arrow button to scroll through the three Performance Pages. The Menu Sliding Indicator on the Interactive Scroll Bar (21) will move along with the page.

The operator can navigate back to Performance Page 1 by pressing the UP Arrow button or the DOWN Arrow button on the Interactive Scroll Bar (21).

Note: For more information on the Interactive Scroll Bar with the Menu Sliding Indicator, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Scroll Bar

Performance Page 2

Selectable Parameter Quadrants

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Performance Page 2 (21) Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (22) Selectable parameter quadrants

Performance Page 2 is also divided into quadrants (22). It is also a page with selectable parameters. The operator can press on a selected quadrant. This takes the operator to the Parameter Selection list page. The operator then selects a parameter that is to be visible in the selected quadrant on Performance Page 2.

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Parameter Selection List page (23) Selected parameter (Example: Engine Speed) (24) Double DOWN Arrow button (25) Double UP Arrow button (26) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (27) UP Arrow button (28) OK button (29) DOWN Arrow button (30) BACK button (31) HOME button

Note: Any of the four parameters shown on Performance Page 2 will not be visible in the list on the Parameter Selection page.

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(22) Selectable parameter quadrants

1. Press the selected quadrant (22). The quadrant (Example: Trans Oil Temp) will be highlighted by a blue frame. The Parameter Selection List page will appear with a list containing the various machine parameters. The first four Parameters in the list are the Default Parameters.

   Note: Parameters will vary, depending on machine model and equipment.

   Show/hide table

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   (24) Double DOWN Arrow button (25) Double UP Arrow button (26) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (27) UP Arrow button (28) OK button (29) DOWN Arrow button (30) BACK button (31) HOME button (32) Selected parameter (Example: Fuel Rate)

2. Press the UP Arrow button (27) or the DOWN Arrow button (29) to scroll through the list. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll Bar (26) will move along with the list. When the intended parameter is highlighted by a yellow bar, press the OK button (28).

   Note: Pressing the Double DOWN Arrow button (24) will move the list page by page directly to the bottom of the page.

   Pressing the Double UP Arrow button (25) will move the list page by page directly to the top of the page.

   Show/hide table

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   (22) Selectable parameter quadrants

3. The selected parameter, Fuel Rate, is now visible in the selected quadrant (22).

   Note: Fuel Rate has now replaced Trans Oil Temp. In doing so, Fuel Rate cannot be seen in the list on the Parameter Selection page.

Repeat the method above to add other parameters to the Performance Page areas.

Note: The newly set Selectable Parameters will not appear at the startup of the machine. Instead, the first four Default Parameters will appear on the Performance page. Selectable Parameters will need to be reset after the start-up of the machine.

Press the BACK button (30) to return to the previous page.

Press the HOME button (31) to return to the Home page.

The following is a list of selectable parameters for Performance Page 2:

• Hyd (Hydraulic) Oil Temp

• Eng (Engine) Cool Temp

• TC (Torque Converter) Oil Outlet Temp

• Trans (Transmission) Oil Temp

• Engine Speed

• Time to Regen (Regenerate) (740D HRC EJ (3T7) and 745D HRC (3T6))

• Fuel Time Remaining

• Eng (Engine) Cool Temp

• TC (Torque Converter) Oil Outlet Temp

• Brake Oil Temp

• Machine Slope

• Body Up Status / Body Angle Value Parameter (745D HRC (3T6) and 745D LRC (3F6)

• Trans (Transmission) Hold Status

• OTG (Output Transfer Gear) Oil Temp

• Front Side Slope

• Total Load Count

• Fuel Rate

Note: For more information about changing the unit measurements between English and Metric, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Display > Units

Performance Page 3

Traction Control Page

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Performance Page 3 (Models 745D HRC (3T6) and 745D LRC (3F6) (21) Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (33) Machine Slope (34) Front Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage (35) Inter Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage (36) Center Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage (37) Rear Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage

Performance Page 3 provides the operator with real time information about the following:

• Machine Slope

• Front Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage

• Inter Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage

• Center Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage

• Rear Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage

Note: The Traction Control can be set to either Auto or Manual. For more information, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Service > Configurations > Traction Control

Note: The Center Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage (36) and the Rear Cross Axle Lock Solenoid Current (Ampere) Percentage are combined on the Traction Control page for the following models:

• 740D HRC EJ (3T7)

• 740D LRC EJ (3F7)

Hotkey Buttons

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Performance Page 1 (Home page) - Top Level Navigation Buttons (38) DAY/NIGHT MODE button (39) MACHINE STABILITY (HOIST) button (40) PAYLOAD button (41) REAR VIEW CAMERA button (42) DISPLAY button (43) MACHINE button (44) TOTALS button (45) SERVICE button (46) OPERATOR button

The buttons on either the left side or the right side of the screen are Hotkey buttons. Hotkey buttons are buttons that are part of the Information Display screen. They appear raised or beveled and can be activated by touch.

Hotkey buttons are only visible when the Information Display is powered on.

The four Hotkey buttons on the left side are configured specifically for the machine. Pressing a left side button allows the operator to access specific applications such as:

• DAY/NIGHT MODE

• MACHINE STABILITY (HOIST)

• PAYLOAD

• REAR VIEW CAMERA

The five Hotkey buttons on the right side of the screen are the Categories for Navigation buttons. These button will appear on each Performance Page. The following buttons allow the operator to navigate to specific categories and their respective menu subpages.

Categories for Navigation buttons (Right Side, Top Level)

• DISPLAY

• MACHINE

• TOTALS

• SERVICE

• OPERATOR

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Hotkey button sequence

Left Side or Right Side Hotkey buttons are initially gray in color. When an operator presses a Hotkey button, the button will turn from gray to blue to indicate that it has been selected and activated. Then, it will return to its original gray color.

At the selection of a category, a Level 1 menu page appears and the right side Categories for Navigation buttons change to Menu Navigation Buttons. While in the menu pages, the right side Hotkey buttons are now displayed as the navigation buttons for the category selected. In the Menu Navigation Buttons state, the right side buttons are UP, OK, DOWN, BACK, and HOME.

How to Navigate the Information Display

Navigation Buttons

The Navigation Buttons are “hotkey” buttons. This means that these buttons are a part of the Display screen and are only visible when the Display screen is powered ON.

Left Side Hotkey Buttons

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(38) DAY/NIGHT MODE button (39) MACHINE STABILITY (HOIST) button (40) PAYLOAD button (41) REAR VIEW CAMERA button

Note: The Left Side Hotkey buttons are specific to the following applications.

1. DAY/NIGHT MODE button: Press this button to change the Information Display from daytime view (Sun icon/white background with black text) to nighttime view (Moon icon/black background with white text).

2. MACHINE STABILITY (HOIST) button: Press this button to access and view the Stance Monitor.

3. PAYLOAD button: Press this button to access and view the Payload weight and state of the machine.

4. REAR VIEW CAMERA button: Press the button to activate or deactivate the rear view camera.

Note: A blank hotkey button indicates that the button is non-functional.

Categories for Navigation Buttons

Right Side Hotkey Buttons

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Categories for Navigation buttons (Right Side, Top Level) (42) DISPLAY button (43) MACHINE button (44) TOTALS button (45) SERVICE button (46) OPERATOR button

Categories for Navigation buttons are top level navigation buttons. These buttons appear once the Information Display is activated and are located on the right side of the Information Display. These buttons are essentially common between all machines.

DISPLAY button - The Display button is used to access and adjust the display’s Day/Night Mode settings, adjust the brightness of the display, select a preferred language, select preferred units, and for the operator to read the Software License.

MACHINE button - The Machine button is used to access the machine’s parameters and to adjust the machine’s settings and features.

TOTALS button - The Totals button is used to view the machine’s totals as well as reset the machine’s totals.

SERVICE button - The Service button is used to access the Service Menus. The Service menus include the ECM Summary, and the machine’s Diagnostics, Configurations, Calibrations, and Service Tests.

OPERATOR button - The Operator button allows the operator to numerically enter a personalized and specific identification (ID) number.

Menu Navigation Buttons

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View of the Display Menu Page with Right-Side Navigation Hotkey Buttons (27) UP Arrow button (28) OK button (29) DOWN Arrow button (30) BACK button (31) HOME button

There are five hotkey buttons that act as the principle navigation throughout the Information Display. These five hotkey buttons are located on the right side of the screen.

At the top level, the right-side buttons (DISPLAY, MACHINE, TOTALS, SERVICE, and OPERATOR) represent the Categories for Navigation hotkey buttons. When the operator presses any of these buttons, a Level 1 subpage will appear with a list of menu buttons. In the sub-menus, the right side buttons will change to Menu Navigation buttons. The five Menu Navigation buttons are:

• UP Arrow button

• OK button

• DOWN Arrow button

• BACK button

• HOME button

When the operator selects an option from one of the Top Level Navigation buttons, the buttons on the right hand side of the Display convert to Menu Navigation buttons. Pressing the Navigation Buttons allows the operator to highlight, select or navigate through the display pages.

UP - The UP Arrow Navigation button navigates through the lists and menus in the upward direction.

DOWN - The DOWN Arrow Navigation button navigates through the lists and menus in the downward direction.

OK - The OK button selects a highlighted item and confirms an action.

BACK - The BACK button navigates to the previous page and cancels an action.

HOME - The HOME button navigates to the default screen from anywhere within the Display.

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When a navigation button is pressed, the background of the button will flash blue in color. Blue indicates that the menu page is busy loading. After the menu page loads, the button returns to its original light gray color.

Double UP and Double DOWN Arrow Buttons

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(24) Double DOWN Arrow button (25) Double UP Arrow button (26) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator

On list pages, the Double DOWN Arrow button (24) and the Double UP Arrow button (25) allow the operator to move page by page to the very top or the very bottom of the list. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll Bar will move accordingly with the page.

Note: For more information on Scroll Bars, refer to the following section in this manual:

• Scroll Bar/Menu Sliding Indicator

Menu Buttons and Menu Button Groups

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(26) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (28) OK button (47) Menu Button Groups (Example: The Display menu) – The Screen Brightness Menu Button is selected – as shown in Yellow. (48) Menu Navigation buttons

Navigation through menu lists and submenus is possible by using the Menu Button Groups (47). When pressed, the menu button will initially show blue. The button will then be highlighted in yellow to indicate the Display’s current selection. A menu button group is accessible by performing one of the following actions:

• Directly touching a single button within the group

• Using the navigation buttons along the right side

To select the highlighted item, press the OK button (28). On certain machines, if more than four options are available and appear in a Menu Button Group, a non-interactive scroll bar (26) will appear.

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When directly touching a single button in the group, the button will turn blue in color. Then, the button will turn yellow to indicate that it is active. The accompanying menu screen will appear.

Scroll Bar/Menu Sliding Indicator

The scroll bar is used to navigate between the Performance Pages. There are two types of scroll bars:

• Interactive

• Non-Interactive

Interactive Scroll Bar

The interactive scroll bar distinguishes itself from the non-interactive scroll bar by using an image to show the button characteristic in the Cat^® Yellow color.

The interactive scroll bar sliding indicator is also visually wider and has an expanded (non-visible) activation zone to reduce activation error.

The scroll bar sliding indicator brings the next page into view by a touch of the yellow UP or DOWN arrow buttons on the scroll bar itself.

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(49) Yellow UP Arrow Button (50) Menu Sliding Indicator (51) Yellow DOWN Arrow Button

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(52) A three-page Menu Sliding Indicator is set to page 1. (53) A three-page Menu Sliding Indicator is set to page 2. (54) A three-page Menu Sliding Indicator is set to page 3.

Non-Interactive Scroll Bar

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View of a Machine Settings Menu Page with Right-Side Navigation Hotkey Buttons (26) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with the Menu Sliding Indicator (27) UP Arrow button (28) OK button (29) DOWN Arrow button (30) BACK button (31) HOME button

When five or more options are available and appear in a Menu Button Group, a Non-Interactive Scroll Bar (26) will appear on the right side of the menu screen. As the user presses the UP Arrow button (27) or the DOWN Arrow button (29), the scroll bar’s sliding indicator will move in the same direction.

The Non-Interactive Scroll Bar (26) uses only the UP Arrow button (27) and DOWN Arrow button (29) to incrementally make a selection. A selection is made one at a time. The Menu Sliding Indicator will move along with the page.

Note: The scroll bar does not allow the operator to directly touch the Menu Sliding Indicator to slide the bar UP and DOWN.

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Left: page 1, Right: page 2 (55) Menu Sliding Indicator

1. A three-page Scroll Bar Menu Sliding Indicator (55) shows that the Display’s menu page is on Page 1.

2. By pressing the DOWN Arrow button (29), the same Menu Sliding Indicator (55) has moved downward to another menu page.

The Non-Interactive Scroll Bar (26) uses only the UP arrow button (27) and DOWN arrow button (29) to incrementally make a selection. A selection is made one at a time.

Press the OK button (28) to enter the intended page.

Press the BACK button (30) to return to the previous PAGE.

Press the HOME button (31) to return to the previous Home Page.

Increment and Decrement Bar

Some settings within the Display require the adjusting of numbers or values using the Increment / Decrement Bar.

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(56) MINUS (-) button (57) PLUS (+) button

1. Decrease a number by pressing the MINUS (-) button (56) on the left end of the Increment Bar.

2. Increase a number by pressing the PLUS (+) button (57) on the right end of the Increment Bar.

3. The number will highlight in yellow. Press the OK button (28) if needed when the intended number appears.

4. Release the PLUS or MINUS button to set the number. The new number will be displayed in white text.

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(28) OK button (56) MINUS (-) button (57) PLUS (+) button

Note: If the OK button (28) is not visible on the right side of the page, the numbers can be set by releasing the MINUS (-) button (56) or the PLUS (+) button (57). If the color of the intended number changes from yellow to white, the number is set.