USER INTERFACE

SUPERVISOR
FUNCTIONS
N35ZDR2, N45ZR2 [D264];
N30ZDR2, N35-40ZR2 [E470];
N30ZDRS2, N35-40ZRS2 [B265]

PART NO. 4075051 2200 SRM 1613

 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
• The Service Manuals are updated on a regular basis, but may not reflect recent design changes to the
product. Updated technical service information may be available from your local authorized Hyster®
dealer. Service Manuals provide general guidelines for maintenance and service and are intended for
use by trained and experienced technicians. Failure to properly maintain equipment or to follow in-
structions contained in the Service Manual could result in damage to the products, personal injury,
property damage or death.
• When lifting parts or assemblies, make sure all slings, chains, or cables are correctly fastened, and
that the load being lifted is balanced. Make sure the crane, cables, and chains have the capacity to
support the weight of the load.
• Do not lift heavy parts by hand, use a lifting mechanism.
• Wear safety glasses.
• DISCONNECT THE BATTERY CONNECTOR before doing any maintenance or repair on electric lift
trucks. Disconnect the battery ground cable on internal combustion lift trucks.
• Always use correct blocks to prevent the unit from rolling or falling. See HOW TO PUT THE LIFT
TRUCK ON BLOCKS in the Operating Manual or the Periodic Maintenance section.
• Keep the unit clean and the working area clean and orderly.
• Use the correct tools for the job.
• Keep the tools clean and in good condition.
• Always use HYSTER APPROVED parts when making repairs. Replacement parts must meet or ex-
ceed the specifications of the original equipment manufacturer.
• Make sure all nuts, bolts, snap rings, and other fastening devices are removed before using force to
remove parts.
• Always fasten a DO NOT OPERATE tag to the controls of the unit when making repairs, or if the unit
needs repairs.
• Be sure to follow the WARNING and CAUTION notes in the instructions.
• Gasoline, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), and Diesel fuel are flamma-
ble. Be sure to follow the necessary safety precautions when handling these fuels and when working
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area. Make sure the area is well ventilated.

NOTE: The following symbols and words indicate safety information in this
manual:

WARNING
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death
or serious injury.

CAUTION
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor
or moderate injury and property damage.

On the lift truck, the WARNING symbol and word are on orange back-
ground. The CAUTION symbol and word are on yellow background.
User Interface Supervisor Functions Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

General .....................................................................................................................................................................1
Introduction .........................................................................................................................................................1
Description .......................................................................................................................................................... 1
Button Keypad ................................................................................................................................................ 1
LED Indicator Lights ..................................................................................................................................... 1
LCD Screen ..................................................................................................................................................... 1
Dash Display Menu Access .................................................................................................................................2
Menu Navigation .....................................................................................................................................................2
Dash Display Menu Operation ...........................................................................................................................2
Nodes ................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Menu Structure ...................................................................................................................................................3
Supervisor-Level Menu ........................................................................................................................................... 4
Hour Meters ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
H1 Truck Hours .............................................................................................................................................. 6
H2 Traction Hours ..........................................................................................................................................6
H3 Pump Hours .............................................................................................................................................. 6
H4 Steer Hours ............................................................................................................................................... 6
H5 Odometer Miles .........................................................................................................................................6
Performance ........................................................................................................................................................ 7
Performance Level 1 ....................................................................................................................................... 8
P1.1 Forward ............................................................................................................................................ 10
P1.2 Reverse ............................................................................................................................................. 10
P1.3 Acceleration ......................................................................................................................................10
P1.4 Plug ...................................................................................................................................................10
P1.5 Coast ................................................................................................................................................. 10
P1.6 Lift Speed ......................................................................................................................................... 10
P1.7 Lower Speed ..................................................................................................................................... 10
P1.8 Lift Accel ...........................................................................................................................................10
P1.9 Lift Decel .......................................................................................................................................... 10
P1.10 Lower Accel .................................................................................................................................... 10
P1.11 Lower Decel .................................................................................................................................... 10
P1.16 Sideshift Speed ...............................................................................................................................11
P1.19 Aft FW Spd ..................................................................................................................................... 11
P1.20 Aft Rev Spd .....................................................................................................................................11
P1.21 Aft Decel ......................................................................................................................................... 11
P1.22 Aft Plug ...........................................................................................................................................11
P1.32 Steer Effort .....................................................................................................................................11
P1.33 Steer Ratio ......................................................................................................................................11
P1.34 Ext. Speed .......................................................................................................................................11
P1.36 Ret Speed ........................................................................................................................................11
P1.38 Tilt Up Speed ................................................................................................................................. 11
P1.39 Tilt Down Speed .............................................................................................................................12
Passwords ..........................................................................................................................................................12
Add Password ................................................................................................................................................13
Delete Password ............................................................................................................................................13
Edit Password ............................................................................................................................................... 13
Operator Password ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Clear Log ....................................................................................................................................................... 13
Operator Logs ....................................................................................................................................................14
Operator 1-150 .............................................................................................................................................. 14

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

Information ........................................................................................................................................................15
I1 Series .........................................................................................................................................................15
I3 Serial Number .......................................................................................................................................... 15
I5 Truck Voltage ........................................................................................................................................... 15
Software Version ...............................................................................................................................................16
Impact Logs ....................................................................................................................................................... 17
Impact Log 1 (T1) ..........................................................................................................................................17

This section is for the following models:

(N35ZDR2, N45ZR2) [D264];

(N30ZDR2, N35-40ZR2) [E470];
(N30ZDRS2, N35-40ZRS2) [B265]

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General
INTRODUCTION
The Common Control System (CCS) was developed
to achieve a commonality of programming traits
and display menus across a wide range of fork lift
products. The ability to use one common
programming method increases the effectiveness of
the supervisor through similarity of functions when
using the display interface and display menus and
sub-menus. Whenever differences in menu
structures appear between products they will be
noted in the applicable service manual for that
product. Some terms and descriptions in this Figure 1. Dash Display
manual may be generic in scope and not represent
the actual truck being serviced. Any questions
regarding this manual should be directed to the
factory service representative. LED Indicator Lights

The LED indicator lights are located on the display

DESCRIPTION
below the LCD screen and to the left of the button
keypad. The lights illuminate to notify the operator
The User Interface Service Supervisor Manual
of certain conditions. The function of each light (in
describes the functions of the display panel that are
order from left to right) is as follows:
available to the supervisor. With a proper
supervisor-level password, a supervisor can access • Battery
menu items that are not visible at the operator- • Wrench
level access.
• Thermometer
NOTE: The initial set up of supervisor passwords • Operator Pedal
must be performed by a service technician • Warning
accessing the menu system with a service-level
password. The supervisor password must be set up LCD Screen
before a supervisor can access the menu functions.
The LCD screen displays the following when the
The dash display is a multifunction device. It key is in the ON position:
contains a button keypad, a series of LED indicator
1. Battery Charge Indicator
lights, and an LCD screen. See Figure 1.
2. Hourmeter (Tenths)
Button Keypad 3. Hourmeter (Hours)
4. Throttle Command
The button keypad is located on the right side of
the display. It consists of four buttons arranged in 5. Actual Speed
a circle with a fifth button in the center. The 6. Steer Tire Position
buttons are numbered 1 through 5, starting with
7. Run Direction
button 1 at the top and continuing clockwise and
ending with button 5 situated in the center of the 8. Performance Mode
keypad.

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DASH DISPLAY MENU ACCESS appropriate button on the display keypad to enter
any digit between 1 and 5. The cursor will
To access the dash display menu system: automatically move to the next position after a
1. Turn the key or keyless switch to the ON number has been entered. Repeat until all five
position. digits of your password have been entered. Upon
successful entry of your supervisor-level password,
2. Depress the center button (#5) on the display the display will enter the Supervisor Menu system.
two times. If an incorrect password is entered, the display will
3. The Enter Password screen will now appear ask for the password to be entered again. The menu
on the LCD. Enter your five-digit Supervisor system can be exited at any time by pressing the
password. LEFT (#4) button repeatedly.

To enter your password at the ENTER

PASSWORD screen, enter the appropriate digit in
the highlighted area of the display. Use the

Menu Navigation
NOTE: The display menus are revolving and will DASH DISPLAY MENU OPERATION
repeat when you scroll beyond the last menu item.
The CCS software is accessible through the on
Upon successful entry of your supervisor-level pass- board dash display. Supervisor Level user control-
word, the supervisor menu screen will appear on led truck operating functions can be set using the
the dash display LCD screen. Menu navigation is CCS menu structure.
accomplished by using the display buttons. From
inside the menu, the buttons function as follows: NODES
1. UP
- Scroll up within a menu, or increase the Within the menu structure, you may encounter the
value of a setting when making a parameter term “Node”. The lift truck software uses nodes to
adjustment. identify the various control devices used within the
lift truck. The following node designations are used
2. RIGHT in this manual:
- Scroll right within a menu. Will move you
into the next submenu or activate the high- Node 10 - Display
lighted parameter to allow parameter value Node 30 - Traction Controller
adjustments. Node 40 - Steering Controller
3. DOWN Node 41 - Steering 2
- Scroll down within a menu, or decrease the
value of a setting when making a parameter Node 50 - Pump
adjustment. Node 51 - Pump 2
4. LEFT Node 60 - Control Handle
- Scroll left within a menu. Will move you to Node 80 - Impact Sensor
the previous menu when depressed. Press re-
peatedly to exit the menu system. Node 90 - CAN I/O

5. ENTER Node 91 - Remote CAN

- Press to accept parameter value adjust-
ments. Press twice to access the Enter Pass- The nodes are connected and communicate with
word screen. each other through the CANbus communication
system.

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MENU STRUCTURE Use the UP (#1) and DOWN (#3) buttons to navi-
gate to the menu item allowed for your password
The base menu is structured to provide access to level. Use the LEFT (#4) and RIGHT (#2) buttons
the following individual menus. Some of the menu to move within the selected menu. Use the CEN-
items are password protected, meaning you can TER (#5) button to confirm your selections.
only access those menu items allowed under your
individual password rights. See Table 1:

Table 1. Password Structure

Password Level
Menu Item Operator Supervisor Technician
Hour Meters X X X
Performance X X
Operator Passwords X X
Operator Logs X X
Information X X X
Settings X
Software Version X X
Error Logs X
Diagnostics X
Calibrate X

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Supervisor-Level Menu
The Supervisor-Level menu allows a supervisor ac- a supervisor can access menu items that are not
cess to the dash display menu system to view oper- visible at Operator level accessTable 2. See Table 1
ator logs, truck data, and adjust truck systems and for the submenu choices available at the Service-
settings. With a proper Supervisor-level password, Level Menu.

Table 2. Supervisor-Level Menu

ENTER PASSWORD Press → Button HOUR METERS

↕
PERFORMANCE
↕
PASSWORDS
↕
OPERATOR LOGS
↕
INFORMATION
↕
SOFTWARE VERSION
↕
IMPACT LOGS

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HOUR METERS display hours synchronize with the traction. Scroll

through the Hour Meters menu using the UP (#1)
Hour meter data is incrementally stored in the dis- and DOWN (#3) buttons and press the RIGHT (#2)
play during operation and the data is recorded in button to enter the desired selection. Press the
the Traction controller every 6 minutes. If there is LEFT (#4) button to return to the previous menu.
a loss of power, data is not lost. At every key on, the

Table 3. Hour Meters Menu

NOTE: Depending on how an individual lift truck is equipped, some functions shown on the dis-
play may not be available for viewing.

H1
HOUR METERS Press → Key
TRUCK
↕
H2
TRACTION
↕
H3
PUMP
↕
H4
STEER
↕
H5
ODOMETER
↕
H10
DISPLAY NODE
↕
H30
TRACTION NODE
↕
H40
STEER NODE
↕
H41
STEER CASTER
NODE
↕
H50
PUMP NODE
↕

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Table 3. Hour Meters Menu (Continued)

NOTE: Depending on how an individual lift truck is equipped, some functions shown on the dis-
play may not be available for viewing.

H90
CAN I/O

H1 Truck Hours H4 Steer Hours

The Truck Hours hourmeter accumulates time The Steer Hours hourmeter accumulates time
when the key switch is in the ON position and the when the steer motor is activated.
operator presence switch is activated.
H5 Odometer Miles
H2 Traction Hours
The Odometer miles shows the total number of
The Traction Hours hourmeter accumulates time miles/kilometers driven based on the traction
when the traction motor is activated. hours.

H3 Pump Hours

The Pump Hours hourmeter accumulates time

when the lift motor is activated.

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PERFORMANCE truck performance levels can only be set or altered

by a supervisor or technician. Scroll through the
The lift truck software allows for the setting of four Performance Level menu using the UP (#1) and
independent performance levels. See Table 4. When DOWN (#3) buttons and press the RIGHT (#2) but-
the password setting is enabled, specific levels of ton to enter the desired selection. Press the LEFT
lift truck performance can be specified for any oper- (#4) button to return to the previous menu.
ator with a valid password for this lift truck. Lift

Table 4. Performance-Level Menu

P1
PERFORMANCE Press → Button
PERFORMANCE 1
↕
P2
PERFORMANCE 2
↕
P3
PERFORMANCE 3
↕
P4
PERFORMANCE 4

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Performance Level 1
Table 5. Performance Level 1 Menu

P1 P1.1
Press → Button
PERFORMANCE 1 FORWARD
↕
P1.2
REVERSE
↕
P1.3
ACCELERATION
↕
P1.4
PLUG
↕
P1.5
COAST
↕
P1.6
LIFT SPEED
↕
P1.7
LOWER SPEED
↕
P1.8
LIFT ACCEL
↕
P1.9
LIFT DECEL
↕
P1.10
LOWER ACCEL
↕
P1.11
LOWER DECEL
↕
P1.12
TILT UP SPEED
↕

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Table 5. Performance Level 1 Menu (Continued)

P1.13
TILT DOWN SPEED
↕
P1.16
SIDE SHIFT SPEED
↕
P1.19
AFT FW SPD
↕
P1.20
AFT REV SPD
↕
P1.21
AFT DECEL
↕
P1.22
AFT PLUG
↕
P1.32
STEER EFFORT
↕
P1.33
STEER RATIO
↕
P1.34
EXT SPEED
↕
P1.36
RET SPEED

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P1.1 Forward P1.7 Lower Speed

This parameter allows the user to set the maxi- This parameter allows the user to adjust the mast
mum forward travel speed of the lift truck. To lower speed from the maximum lower speed to
change this parameter, input the desired speed in some lower speed within the parameter range. The
MPH or KPH. setting range is from 1 to 9. Setting this parameter
to “9” will result in maximum lower speed. Setting
P1.2 Reverse this parameter to “1” will result in minimum lower
speed.
This parameter allows the user to set the maxi-
mum reverse travel speed of the lift truck. To P1.8 Lift Accel
change this parameter, input the desired speed in
MPH or KPH. This parameter allows the user to adjust accelera-
tion during lifting from the maximum acceleration
P1.3 Acceleration rate to some lower acceleration rate within the pa-
rameter range. The setting range is from 1 to 9.
This parameter allows the user to adjust the trac- Setting this parameter to “9” will result in maxi-
tion acceleration from the maximum (as allowed by mum acceleration during lifting. Setting this pa-
factory parameters) to the minimum value in the rameter to “1” will result in minimum acceleration
parameter value range. The setting range is from 1 during lifting.
to 9. Setting this parameter to “9” will result in
maximum acceleration. Setting this parameter to P1.9 Lift Decel
“1” will result in minimum acceleration.
This parameter allows the user to adjust decelera-
P1.4 Plug tion during lifting from the maximum deceleration
rate to some lower deceleration rate within the pa-
This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi- rameter range. The setting range is from 1 to 9.
mum braking rate when the control handle is fully Setting this parameter to “9” will result in maxi-
reversed causing the lift truck to enter the plugging mum deceleration during lifting. Setting this pa-
mode. The setting range is from 1 to 9. Setting this rameter to “1” will result in minimum deceleration
parameter to “9” will result in maximum braking during lifting.
rate. Setting this parameter to “1” will result in
minimum braking. P1.10 Lower Accel

P1.5 Coast This parameter allows the user to adjust accelera-

tion during lowering from the maximum accelera-
Use this menu to adjust the maximum braking rate tion rate to some lower acceleration rate within the
when the control handle is returned to the neutral parameter range. The setting range is from 1 to 9.
position. The setting range is from 1 to 9. Setting Setting this parameter to “9” will result in maxi-
this parameter to “9” will result in maximum brak- mum acceleration during lowering. Setting this pa-
ing rate. Setting this parameter to “1” will result in rameter to “1” will result in minimum acceleration
minimum braking. during lowering.

P1.6 Lift Speed P1.11 Lower Decel

This parameter allows the user to adjust the mast This parameter allows the user to adjust decelera-
lift speed from the maximum lift speed to some tion during lowering from the maximum decelera-
lower speed within the parameter range. The set- tion rate to some lower deceleration rate within the
ting range is from 1 to 9. Setting this parameter to parameter range. The setting range is from 1 to 9.
“9” will result in maximum lift speed. Setting this Setting this parameter to “9” will result in maxi-
parameter to “1” will result in minimum lift speed. mum deceleration during lowering. Setting this pa-
rameter to “1” will result in minimum deceleration
during lowering.

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P1.16 Sideshift Speed P1.32 Steer Effort

This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi- This parameter allows the user to adjust the
mum tilt speed while the mast is raised above free- amount of effort required to turn the steering
lift position. The setting range is from 1 to 9. Set- wheel. The setting range is from 1 to 9. Setting this
ting this parameter to “9” will result in maximum parameter to “9” will result in maximum steering
tilt speed. Setting this parameter to “1” will result effort. Setting this parameter to “1” will result in
in minimum tilt speed. minimum steering effort.

P1.19 Aft FW Spd P1.33 Steer Ratio

NOTE: Aft Handle Option Only This parameter allows the user to adjust the turns
lock-to-lock of the steering function. The setting
This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi- range is from 1 to 9. Setting this parameter to “9”
mum forward travel speed when using the optional will result in maximum number of turns lock to
Aft Control Handle. The setting range is in MPH or lock. Setting this parameter to “1” will result in
KPH. To change this parameter, input the desired minimum number of turns lock to lock.
speed in MPH or KPH.
P1.34 Ext. Speed
P1.20 Aft Rev Spd
This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi-
NOTE: Aft Handle Option Only
mum extend speed of the reach attachment when
the fast extend control is activated. The setting
This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi-
range is from 1 to 9. Setting this parameter to “9”
mum reverse travel speed when using the optional
will result in maximum extend speed. Setting this
Aft Control Handle. The setting range is in MPH or
parameter to “1” will result in minimum extend
KPH. To change this parameter, input the desired
speed.
speed in MPH or KPH.
P1.36 Ret Speed
P1.21 Aft Decel
NOTE: Aft Handle Option Only This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi-
mum retract speed of the reach attachment when
This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi- the fast retract control is activated. The setting
mum deceleration rate when the control handle is range is from 1 to 9. Setting this parameter to “9”
returned to the neutral position. The setting range will result in maximum retract speed. Setting this
is from 1 to 9. Setting this parameter to “9” will re- parameter to “1” will result in minimum retract
sult in maximum deceleration rate. Setting this pa- speed.
rameter to “1” will result in minimum deceleration
rate. P1.38 Tilt Up Speed

P1.22 Aft Plug This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi-
mum of the reach attachment when the slow is acti-
NOTE: Aft Handle Option Only vated. The setting range is from 1 to 9. Setting this
parameter to “9” will result in maximum slow. Set-
This parameter allows the user to adjust the maxi- ting this parameter to “1” will result in minimum
mum deceleration rate when the control handle is speed. The parameter may not be set higher than
fully reversed causing the lift truck to enter the the Fast Extend Speed parameter.
plugging mode. The setting range is from 1 to 9.
Setting this parameter to “9” will result in maxi-
mum deceleration rate. Setting this parameter to
“1” will result in minimum deceleration rate.

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P1.39 Tilt Down Speed speed. Setting this parameter to “1” will result in
minimum slow retract speed. The parameter may
This parameter allows the user to adjust the speed not be set higher than the Fast Retract Speed pa-
of the when the slow retract control is activated. rameter.
The setting range is from 1 to 9. Setting this pa-
rameter to “9” will result in maximum slow retract

PASSWORDS
The operator passwords are stored in a directory the Enter (#5) button when complete. To con-
which can be accessed from this menu. The supervi- firm password press RIGHT (#2) for YES, or
sor can add, edit, or delete operator passwords and press LEFT (#4) for NO.
clear the Operator Log from this menu. See Ta- • Mode Limit - For each password, you can
ble 6. Scroll through the Password menu using the set the performance mode allowed. The per-
UP (#1) and DOWN (#3) buttons and press the formance mode is set under the "M" charac-
RIGHT (#2) button to enter the desired selection. ter of the password display. The number cor-
Press the LEFT (#4) button to return to the previ- relates directly to the performance modes 1
ous menu. through 4, plus "A" = all.
• Password - In the password display, you are • User Type - For each password, you can set
allowed a five digit password utilizing the the access level or "User Type" under the "U"
numbers 1 through 5 (zero is not a valid character. The "O" is selected for operator,
number). Values between 11111 and 55554 the "S" for supervisor and the "T" for the
are valid. technician (service).
• Alphanumeric Name - In the password dis-
NOTE: A total of 100 passwords can be setup. Mul-
play, you are allowed characters to insert a
tiple passwords can be setup for either service, op-
name. All characters and numbers are al-
erator, or supervisor but all have to be unique for
lowed. Use the UP (#1) and DOWN (#3) but-
each.
tons to scroll through the characters. Press

Table 6. Operator Password Menu

O1
PASSWORD Press → Button
ADD PASSWORD
↕
O2
DELETE PASSWORD
↕
O3
EDIT PASSWORD
↕
O4
OPERATOR PASSWORD
↕
O5
CLEAR LOG

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Add Password If the User type needs to be modified, a new pass-

word will need to be created or the current pass-
Use this menu to add operator passwords. To enter word deleted and recreated.
a new password at the Passwords screen, enter the
password to be added and press enter to activate. Operator Password

Delete Password Use this screen to turn the operator password fea-
ture ON or OFF.
Use this menu to delete operator or supervisor
passwords. To delete a password at the Passwords Clear Log
screen, enter the password to be deleted and press
enter to finalize. Use this screen to clear all stored information from
the operator log.
Edit Password

Use this menu to edit operator passwords. To edit a

password at the Edit Passwords screen, enter the
password to be edited and press enter to select.
Change the password and press enter to select.
User type cannot be modified under Edit Password.

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OPERATOR LOGS at a time. See Table 7. Scroll through the Operator

Logs menu using the UP (#1) and DOWN (#3) but-
An operator log is created when a new user pass- tons and press the RIGHT (#2) button to enter the
word is created. Logs are visible at the supervisor desired selection. Press the LEFT (#4) button to re-
and service technician levels. 150 logs are available turn to the previous menu.

Table 7. Operator Logs Menu

OPERATOR LOGS Press → Button L1

↕
L2
↕
L3
↕
L 150

Operator 1-150

Shows truck hours at time operator logged on

ONLY.

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INFORMATION through the Information menu using the UP (#1)

and DOWN (#3) buttons and press the RIGHT (#2)
The Information menu displays specific information button to enter the desired selection. Press the
about the lift truck. The parameters are installed LEFT (#4) button to return to the previous menu.
at the factory and cannot be changed. Scroll

Table 8. Information Menu

I1
INFORMATION Press → Button
SERIES
↕
I3
SERIAL NUMBER
↕
I5
TRUCK VOLTAGE

I1 Series I5 Truck Voltage

Series is visiable but is reserved for future use. The Truck Voltage parameter displays the voltage
Currently all trucks show "ABCD001234FGH" of the lift truck and does not have any functions. It
is for information only.
I3 Serial Number

The Serial Number parameter displays the serial

number for the lift truck and does not have any
functions. It is for information only.

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SOFTWARE VERSION
Displays truck software version. This truck auto-
matically coordinates the software in all nodes. One
software version number is used to indicate the to-
tal truck software.

Table 9. Software Version

V1
SOFTWARE VERSION Press → Button
TRUCK

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IMPACT LOGS Impact Log 1 (T1)

The Impact Logs menu keeps record of lift truck Impact 1 (T1) represents the most recent impact
impacts as they occur. Up to 17 logs (T1 - T16) are that has occurred. This selection shows the impact
stored with the most recent impact (T1) listed first. log number, type of impact, the time of impact, and
Scroll through the Information menu using the UP the password that was in use during impact. Up to
(#1) and DOWN (#3) buttons and press the RIGHT 16 impact logs can be stored thus showing errors
(#2) button to enter the desired selection. Press the T1 - T16
LEFT (#4) button to return to the previous menu. T17 - Clear Impact
T18 - Clear Impact Log

Table 10. Impact Log Menu

T1 - T16
IMPACT Press → Button TYPE:
HARD / SOFT
↕
T17
CLEAR IMPACT
↕
T18
CLEAR IMPACT LOG

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