AccuGrade® GPS (CD700) Caterpillar

Note: The contents of the "Setup Menu" dialog are site configurable. Depending on the "Operator Configuration" settings of your system and machine setting, the number of items in the "Setup Menu" may vary. Refer to your site supervisor if a specific option is not available.

The AccuGrade System includes a beeper. The beeper can be configured in order to provide an audible signal when any of the events that are listed in Table 1 occur.

Table 1

Beeper Configuration
Event	Description
Above Grade	Audible signal when the blade is more than one times the vertical tolerance and less than four times the vertical tolerance above grade.
Auto/Manual States	Audible signal when the guidance mode changes to Auto, Manual or Inactive Auto.
Avoidance Zone (the machine is within the warning)	Audible signal when the machine is within the warning distance of an avoidance zone or if the "No Avoid" message is displayed. The beeper also sounds in a continuous pattern when the machine is within the avoidance zone. The beeper tones for the Avoidance zone cannot be disabled.
Below Grade	Audible signal when the blade is more than one times the vertical tolerance and less than four times the vertical tolerance below grade.
GPS Accuracy	Audible signal when the GPS accuracy mode changes.
Key/Switch Beeps	Audible signal when a key or a switch is pressed.
On Grade	Audible signal when the blade is within the vertical tolerance of grade.
Warning Messages	Audible signal when a warning message appears and when a warning message automatically disappears.

In order to access the "Beeper" dialog, complete the following steps:

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1. From the "Setup Menu – Configuration" dialog, press the down arrow key or the up arrow key until "Beeper" is highlighted.

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2. Press the "OK" key.

   The "Beeper" dialog appears. This is shown in Illustration 2.

   Events that are disabled are identified by a cross in the box. Events that are enabled are identified by a check mark. Events that cannot be disabled are identified by a grayed out check mark. Subevents that cannot be disabled independent of the master event are also identified by a grayed out check mark.

3. Press the down arrow key or the up arrow key in order to select different events.

4. Press the top right button on the display in order to enable or disable an event.

   The different events emit different beeper patterns. To hear the pattern for a particular event, press the "TEST" soft key when the event is selected.

5. Do one of the following.
   • Press the "OK" key in order to confirm the setting. The beeper setup is saved. The "Beeper" dialog is closed and the "Setup Menu –Configuration" dialog appears. The changes take effect immediately.

   • Press the "ESC" key and then press the "OK" key in order to return to the "Setup Menu –Configuration" dialog without saving the changes.

6. Press the "ESC" key in order to exit the "Setup Menu – Configuration" dialog.