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Operator console (1) Engine deceleration lever (2) Service brake lever (3) Status display (4) Implement select switch (5) High-idle engine speed select dial (6) Blade float select / winch free spool button (7) Blade assist mode select / winch option slow mode button (8) Blade pitch / ripper / winch control knob (9) Implements control (10) Implement lockout switch (11) Machine power / engine crank switch (12) Parking brake switch (13) Steering / direction control (14) Gear shift up / down knob (15) Avoidance zone LED (16) Parking brake LED (17) Software stop LED (18) Fire suppression switch (if equipped) (19) Active fault LED (20) Implement lockout LED (21) Battery / wireless status LED | |
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| Illustration 2 | g06229164 |
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Left side of operator console (22) Engine high / low idle button (23) Display select button | |
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| Illustration 3 | g06229168 |
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Right side of operator console (24) Operator console power button (25) Horn button (26) Operator console commanded stop switch (27) Not used this machine series (28) Machine work light button (29) RFID chip slot | |
| Callout | Item | Description |
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| (1) | Engine Deceleration lever | Used like the decelerator pedal to slow engine speed temporarily while in high idle. |
| (2) | Service Brake lever | Used like brake pedal to reduce machine speed. |
| (3) | Status display | Displays machine status and performances. |
| (4) | Implement Select switch | Used to select control of the blade or rear attachments. |
| (5) | High-Idle Engine Speed Select dial | Used to adjust maximum engine speed in high idle. |
| (6) | Blade float select / winch free spool button | Used enable the blade float function.
Used to enable the winch to free spool. |
| (7) | Blade assist mode select / winch option slow mode button | 1) Used to enable Blade Assist (in blade mode) (If Equipped).
2) Used to enable winch option slow mode (in winch mode) (If Equipped). |
| (8) | Blade Pitch / Ripper / Winch Control knob | Used to pitch the blade, raise the ripper or AutoStow the ripper, and lower the ripper or AutoRip (If equipped).
Used to operate the winch (in winch mode) (If Equipped). |
| (9) | Implements control | Controls the selected implements. |
| (10) | Implement Lockout switch | Used to disable or enable the implements (disabled when lockout is ON). |
| (11) | Machine Power / Engine Crank switch | Used to turn on machine power and crank engine. |
| (12) | Parking Brake switch | Used to engage/disengage the parking brake. |
| (13) | Steering / Direction control | Used to steer the machine and change direction (forward, neutral, or reverse). |
| (14) | Gear Shift Up / Down knob | Used to shift the transmission up or down. |
| (15) | Avoidance Zone LED | Indicates that the machine is near or in an avoidance zone. |
| (16) | Parking Brake LED | Indicates that the parking brake is engaged. |
| (17) | Software Stop LED | Indicates that the machine is in an electronic stop safe state |
| (18) | Fire suppression switch (if equipped) | The switch is used to activate third-party fire suppression system (optional). (1) |
| (19) | Active fault LED | Indicates that there are one or more active faults. |
| (20) | Implement lockout LED | Indicates that the implements are locked out (disabled). |
| (21) | Battery / Wireless Status LED | Flashing Green-Green-Red: Console is powered up, but waiting for user to scan the access card
Rapidly flashing Green: Console attempting to establish a link with the On-board Transceiver Slowly flashing Green: Console is now linked up to the On-board Transceiver Flashing Red with audible alarm: Battery is critically low (less than 5 min remaining) |
| (22) | Engine High / Low Idle button | Used to change engine idle state from low to high. |
| (23) | Display Select button | Used to navigate LCD screen. |
| (24) | Operator Console Power button | Master power button for the operator console. Used to power up and power down the Operator Console. |
| (25) | Horn button | Used to activate machine horn in remote operation. |
| (26) | Operator Console Commanded Stop switch | Used to deactivate the remote control session apply the service brake and engage the parking brake. Operator Console remains powered on. |
| (27) | Not Used on this Machine Series | Not Used |
| (28) | Machine Work Light button | Turns on all machine work lights. The light switches on the machine must be in the off position in order for the console to turn off the work lights. |
| (29) | RFID Chip Slot | Used to hold the RFID Chip that is matched to the Receiver |
| (1) | The fire suppressions system still could be activated from the console after using the Emergency stop on the side |
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| Illustration 4 | g06229573 |
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Steering / direction control (13) Steering / direction control (14) Gear shift up / down knob | |
The Steering / Directional control is used to steer the machine and change direction (forward, neutral, or reverse). The top of the control is the Gear Shift Up / Down knob. The Gear Shift Up / Down knob is used to shift the transmission up or down. When the Steering / Directional control is being used to move the machine and released to center, the transmission will automatically shift to neutral.
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Implement control (8) Blade pitch / ripper AutoStow or AutoRip control knob (9) Implements control | |
The Blade Pitch / Ripper AutoStow or AutoRip Control knob is used to pitch the blade, raise the ripper or AutoStow the ripper and lower the ripper or AutoRip. The Implements control is used to raise-lower the blade / tilt the blade or raise-lower the ripper / ripper shank in-out.
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Operator console access card | |
The Operator Console Access Card enables access to console operation after the console has been powered on.
Note: This Access card is the generic and works for all Generation 3.0 and newer Operator Consoles.
Additional Features of the Console
The Console is equipped with an automatic power off function. The console will shut down automatically without any input for 15 minutes
The operator console has a built-in detection which prevents operation when the console has detected a hard impact.
The operator console has a built-in detection which prevents operation when the console has detected falling or being thrown.
The operator console has a built-in inclinometer which prevents operation when the console is tilted past 60 degrees in any direction.
Ground Level Service Center (GLSC)
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Do not attempt to access the ground level service center when the machine is in motion, the BLUE Remote Active indicator is flashing, or the BLUE Remote Active indicator is on solid. Serious injury or death may occur. Ask the remote control operator to place the implements on the ground, apply the implement lockout, and apply the parking brake before accessing the ground level service center. |
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| Illustration 7 | g06195096 |
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Ground Level Service Center (GLSC) (50) Permanent auxiliary start receptacle (51) Service meter (52) Manual/remote mode switch (53) Battery disconnect switch (54) Emergency engine shutdown switch (55) Access lights switch | |
The Ground Level Service Center (GLSC) contains a Manual/Remote Mode switch (52) and Emergency Engine Shutdown switch (54). When the Manual/Remote Mode switch (52) is in the remote position, the only machine cab controls that will function are the service brakes, the lights, and the horn. All other cab controls will not function. When the Manual/Remote Mode switch (52) is in the manual position, the machine cab control functions are restored for normal operation.
The GLSC is on the left side of the machine. The GLSC is mounted in the left side fender.
Note: The Manual/Remote Mode switch (54) provides a Lockout Tab which provides a way to lock out and tag out the remote control mode. The tab can be used as lock out for service or while the machine is being used in manual mode.
| Callout | Item | Description |
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| (50) | Permanent auxiliary start receptacle | Used to jump-start the machine from another machine that is equipped with this receptacle or an auxiliary power pack. |
| (51) | Service meter | Used to monitor the running hours of the machine. |
| (52) | Manual/Remote Mode Switch | Used to switch between manual and remote control operation. |
| (53) | Battery disconnect switch | Used to disconnect the batter power from the machine. |
| (54) | Emergency engine shutdown switch | Used to shutdownthe engine in an emergency immediately, and bypass the delayed engine shutdown procedure. |
| (55) | Access lights switch | Used to operate the exterior access lighting. |
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| Illustration 8 | g06195102 |
| (43) Manual override switch | |
The Manual Override switch (43) is used to place the machine into manual mode and overrides the remote control system. The Manual Override switch is a momentary type switch and the default position is the Remote position. To place the machine back into remote control mode once the manual override mode is entered, the user must cycle the Manual/Remote Mode switch (38) on the ground level service center.
Note: When the machine is placed in remote override (manual) mode, the remote control ECM remains powered. The Manual Override switch is identified with a red rectangle surrounding the switch. The red identification makes the switch more easily seen when needed.
| Callout | Item | Description |
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| (43) | Manual Override Switch | Used to place the machine from remote control to manual override mode. |