The monitoring system is an input and an output of the Machine Control System. The Machine Control System communicates back and forth on the data link. The monitoring system consists of the following components:
- Display (with numerous screens and menus)
- Indicators
- Gauges
- Soft Switch Panel
- Jog Dial
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(1) Action Lamps
(2) Event Indicator Area (3) Gauge Area (4) Status Information Area (5) Cabin Status Area (6) Navigation Buttons |
The monitoring system displays various warnings and information about the condition of the machine, and the machines surrounding if equipped with a rear camera. There are gauges and several alert indicators included on the monitoring system display. Each gauge is dedicated to a parameter within the machine system. The monitoring system will allow the user to do the following:
- View Surroundings
- Interpret status information
- Interpret parameters
- Perform calibrations
- Troubleshoot machine systems
The action lamps illuminate to show that a parameter outside of the normal operating range has occurred with the machine.
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(2A) Travel Speed - If the travel speed switch is moved to the high-speed position, the high-speed travel indicator illuminates. The travel speed indicator can switch between rabbit (high speed) and turtle (low speed). Rabbit or high speed is what is shown in this publication. |
Hydraulic Pilot Supply Solenoid Status Indicator (2B)
(2B) Hydraulic Pilot Supply Solenoid - Indicator (2B) will illuminate when there is a malfunction with the hydraulic pilot supply solenoid. |
(2C) Glow Plug - The alert indicator will light when the engine start switch key is turned to the RUN position. After the glow plugs warm up, the LED will go out and the engine can be started. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Engine Starting". If the alert indicator does not turn off, consult your Cat dealer. |
Engine Emission System Indicator (2D)
(2D) Engine Emission System Malfunction - Indicator (2D) will illuminate for a fault resulting from poor DEF quality, SCR system tampering, SCR system fault, or an impeded EGR valve. If this symbol becomes illuminated, an engine regeneration should be performed to see if this clears the fault. |
(2E) Continuous Flow - Indicator (2E) will illuminate when continuous hydraulic oil flow is ENABLED. Continuous flow is only needed on certain work tool operations. |
(2F) Blade Float - Indicator (2F) will illuminate when the blade float feature is enabled. |
Joystick Steering Indicator (2G)
(2G) Joystick Steering Control - Indicator (2G) will illuminate when joystick steering control status is enabled. |
Note: This indicator is located between the gauges in area (3).
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Fuel Level - This gauge indicates the amount of fuel that is remaining in the fuel tank. When the fuel gauge is in the red range, add fuel immediately. |
Engine Coolant Temperature (3B)
Engine Coolant Temperature - This gauge indicates the temperature of the engine coolant. The normal operating range is the green range. If the gauge is in the white range, the engine and machine warmup is required. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Engine and Machine Warm-up". If the gauge reaches the red range, stop the machine and investigate the cause of the problem. |
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(4A) Service Hour Meter |
There are seven icon locations to the right of service hour meter (4A). All possible indicators for each location are shown below.
(4A) Service Hour Meter - Shows the total operating hours of the engine. Use the display to determine the service-hour maintenance intervals. |
(4B) Cruise Control - ON |
(4B) Cruise Control - SET |
(4C) Throttle Dial Position - Indicates the engine speed dial setting. |
(4C) DPF Regen Status with Active AESC - |
(4C) AESC - This icon will illuminate when AESC is ON. |
(4D) Security System Immobilizer - |
(4D) Smart Mode - This indicator shows that the machine is set to operate in Smart mode. |
(4E) Shovel Crane (if equipped) - This indicator will illuminate when the shovel crane feature is ON. |
(4E) Right Thumbwheel Control - This indicator will illuminate when this feature is ENABLED. |
(4E) Hammer - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Shear - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) User Defined - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Tilt Bucket - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Plate Compactor - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Auger - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Thumb - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Mulcher - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Brush Cutter - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4E) Tilt Coupler - This indicator will illuminate when this work tool is chosen. |
(4F) In Call - |
(4F) Bluetooth Connected - |
(4F) Bluetooth Enabled - |
Location (4G) - Left Joystick Thumbwheel Control
(4G) Boom Swing - |
(4G) Swing Valve - |
(4G) Auxiliary Valve 2 - |
(4G) Offset Boom - |
(4H) Pattern Changer - This icon position combines Joystick Mapping and Joystick Steering Mapping. The number on the upper left represents the Joystick Mapping value. |
(4H) Joystick Steering Pattern - This icon position combines Joystick Mapping and Joystick Steering Mapping. The number on the upper right represents the Joystick Steering Mapping value. |
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Typical example |
Radio Station (5A) - The radio station function displays station that is playing.
Radio Volume (5B) - The radio volume function displays the current volume.
Air Conditioning Fan Speed (5C)
Air Conditioning Fan Speed (5C) - The air conditioning fan speed function displays the current fan speed.
Cab Temperature (5D) - The cab temperature function controls the temperature inside the cab.
Snowflake (5E) - This indicator will illuminate when AC is ON and when it is not illuminated heat is ON.
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Navigation buttons (6A) through (6F) are programmable shortcuts.
To program a shortcut, refer to the "Shortcut Settings" section within the "Menu Outline" in this manual.
Overload Warning Device (If Equipped) (6A)
Overload Warning (6A) - Allows operator to view overload warning information. |
Aux Flow 2 (6B) - Allows operator to view Aux Flow 2 setting information. |
Continuous Flow (6C) - Allows operator to view continuous flow information. |
Operator Configuration Button (6D)
Operator Configuration Button (6D) - Allows the operator to select configuration settings. |
Quick Coupler Operation Button (6E)
Quick Coupler Operation Button (6E) - Allows the operator to connect and disconnect the quick coupler from the cab. |
Menu Button (6F) - Allows operator to turn on and off various functions. This icon only appears in certain screens where additional settings are available. |
The monitor displays the view of the camera. The rear view camera is mounted on top of the counterweight.
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(7) Radio Control
(8) Air Conditioning and Heating (9) Home (10) Next Menu (11) Overload Warning Cancel Switch (12) Work Light Switch (13) Window Wiper Control (14) Window Washer (15) Radio Mute (16) Travel Alarm Cancel |
Radio Control (7) - Press this button to display the radio controls on the monitor. The indicator light on the button will illuminate when the radio is turned on. Use jog dial to make selections. Using touch screen display, touch the icons on the screens to make a selection. |
Refer to Operation Maintenance Manual , Radio for more information.
Air Conditioning and Heating (8)
Air Conditioning and Heating (8) - Press this button to bring up the air conditioning and heating menu. The indicator light will illuminate when the heating and cooling system is active. The jog dial can be used to make selections. Using the touch screen, the selections can be made by touching the monitor. |
Refer to Operation Maintenance Manual , Air Conditioning and Heating Control for more information.
Home Key (9) - Press the home key to return to the default display at any time. |
Next Menu (10) - Press the next menu button to access the next higher menu. If there is not a menu above the current screen being viewed, the button will not do anything. |
Overload Warning Cancel Switch (11) (If Equipped)
Overload Warning Device (11) - In lifting applications, the overload warning device activates a buzzer when there is an unstable load condition. When this occurs, the bucket load should be reduced or the stick should be moved inward. Press button to cycle overload warning between ON and OFF. |
ON - When the LED is lit, the overload warning is active.
OFF - When the LED is not lit, the overload warning is disabled.
Lights (12) - Push the switch to turn on the work lights (LED will illuminate). Push the switch again to turn off the work lights. |
Window Wiper (13) - Push the switch to activate the window wiper. |
No LEDs - Wipers are OFF
1 LED - 6 second intermittent delay
2 LEDs - 3 second intermittent delay
3 LEDs - Full ON
Window Washer (14) - Push the button to activate the window washer. The LED will illuminate while the button is pressed. Two wiper cycles will be completed after releasing the button. |
NOTICE |
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If the wiper does not operate with the switch in the ON position, turn the switch off immediately. Check the cause. If the switch remains on, motor failure can result. |
NOTICE |
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If the washer is used continuously for more than 20 seconds or used when no washer solution comes out, motor failure can result. |
Radio Mute (15) - Press radio mute switch (15) to mute the radio. The indicator light will turn ON while the radio is muted. |
Travel Alarm Cancel (16) - LED will illuminate while the travel alarm is canceled. Button must be pressed every time travel command is initiated to mute the travel alarm. |
Note: The travel alarm will sound when the travel levers or the travel pedals are activated.
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The jog dial can be used to select items displayed on the monitor screen. The dial can be rotated 360 degrees. The dial can also be moved left, right, up, and down. The middle of the dial can be depressed once an option is highlighted to make a selection.