Note: The right side display (50) is referred to as the Cab Display in the Caterpillar Electronic Technician (Cat ET) service tool. The right side Cab Display is optional.
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(50) Right Side Cab Display (51) Right Side Digital Data Window (52) Scroll Up Button (53) Scroll Down Button (54) Function Select Button | |
Navigating the Operator Modes
The digital display window (51) shows the following basic information about the machine:
- Engine Speed
- System Voltage
- Job Clock
- Work tool Control
- Creeper Control
The digital display window is used in order to set the work tool control. The digital display window is used to set the Creeper Control.
The modes that are available are the following:
Operator Mode 1 - Display Screen
Operator Mode 2 - Work Tool Control Screen
Operator Mode 3 - Drive Control Screen
Operator Mode 4 - Creep Control Screen
Perform the following in order to toggle between the modes:
- Press the Function Select button (54) .
Perform the following in order to toggle between screens and setting in a mode:
- Press the Scroll Up button (52) or press the Scroll Down button (53) .
Operator Mode 1 - Display Screen
Operator Mode 1 - Display Screen has three individual screens. See Table 1.
| Operator Mode 1 Display Screens | ||
|---|---|---|
| Operator Mode | Screen | Description |
| 1 | 1 | Digital Tachometer |
| 2 | System Voltage | |
| 3 | Job Clock | |
The default screen of Operator Mode 1 - Display Screen is the Digital Tachometer screen.
Perform the following in order to change to a different Display Screen setting:
- Press the Scroll Up button (52) or press the Scroll Down button (53) .
Digital Tachometer
Details of the Digital Tachometer screen follow:
- Engine speed is displayed in revolutions per minute (RPM).
- Engine speed is the default display.
- The minimum number that can be displayed is 0.
- The maximum number that can be displayed is 9999.
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Typical Display of the Engine Speed | |
System Voltage
The system voltage is the battery voltage that is currently detected by the machine system. The system voltage is displayed on the Digital Data display of the Instrument Cluster in units of voltage. System voltage is not the default display. The System Voltage screen is entered by scrolling through the display. The system voltage is displayed as a decimal number. The minimum number that can be displayed is 0.0. The maximum that can be displayed is 99.9.
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Typical Display of System Voltage | |
Job Clock
The Job Clock displays the time of machine operation on a job. The Job Clock display is in hours. The Job Clock is not the default display. The Job Clock is accessible by scrolling through the display. The Job Clock display is a number with a maximum of four digits. The minimum number that can be displayed is 0.0 hours. The maximum number that can be displayed is 999.9. The Job Clock display changes in real time. When the data is not known, the display will be filled with dashes "----". The operator can reset the Job Clock at any time. Press and hold both the Scroll Down button (53) and the Scroll Up button (52) for 3 seconds while the Job Clock is displayed. That action resets the Job Clock to zero. At that time, the display will also be updated to 000.0 hours, immediately.
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Typical Job Clock Display | |
Operator Mode 2 - Work Tool Control
The Operator Mode 2 - Work Tool Control screen is used to display the current setting for the machine lift and tilt response functions. The Operator Mode 2 - Work Tool Control screen is used to change the implement settings.
Perform the following in order to enter the Operator Mode 2 - Work Tool Control:
- In Operator Mode 1, push the Function Selector button (54) 1 time.
Perform the following in order to change to a different Work Tool Control setting:
- Press the Scroll Up button (52) or press the Scroll Down button (53) .
Note: The Work Tool Control setting will return to Medium Control - 2 Bars when the engine is turned to the OFF position.
Operator Mode 2 - Work Tool Control has three individual screens. See Table 2.
| Operator Mode 2 Work Tool Control Screens | ||
|---|---|---|
| Operator Mode | Screen | Description |
| 2 | 1 | Fine Control (1 bar) |
| 2 | Medium Control (two bars) | |
| 3 | Coarse Control (three bars) | |
Operator Mode 3 - Drive Control
In Operator Mode 1, push the "Function Selector" button 2 times. The "Drive Mode Control" screen is used in order to display the current setting of the "Drive Mode Control" functions. Use the "Scroll Up" button and the "Scroll Down" button in order to change to a different setting.
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Representation of the "Drive Mode Control" | |
The "Drive Mode Control" has three settings:
- Standard Mode 1 Bar
- Intermediate Mode 2 Bars
- Maximum Mode 3 Bars
Note: The "Drive Mode Control" setting will not change when the ignition switch is turned off.
Note: The machine will start, stop, and steer more aggressively with each progressive drive control mode. Test drive the machine in an open area in order to test the operating characteristics of the machine.
Operator Mode 4 - Creep Control
The Operator Mode 4 - Creep Control screen is used in order to display the current setting for the creeper control.
Perform the following in order to enter Operator Mode 3 - Creeper Control:
- In Operator Mode 1, push the Function Selector button (54) 2 times.
Perform the following in order to change to a different Creep Control setting:
- Press the Scroll Up button (52) or press the Scroll Down button (53) .
Note: The Creep Control setting will not change when the ignition switch is turned to the OFF position.
Operator Mode 4 - Creep Control has ten individual screens. The ten screens are Creep Control screens. See Table 3.
| Operator Mode 4 - Creep Control Screens | ||
|---|---|---|
| Operator Mode | Screen | Approximate Percent of Full Speed |
| 4 | 1 | 5% |
| 2 | 7% | |
| 3 | 10% | |
| 4 | 13% | |
| 5 | 17% | |
| 6 | 24% | |
| 7 | 37% | |
| 8 | 57% | |
| 9 | 80% | |
| 10 | 100% | |
Note: See the Operation and Maintenance Manual, SEBU8019 for details on Skid Steer Loaders. See the Operation and Maintenance Manual, SEBU8020 for details on Multi Terrain Loaders.