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Belarus 82.3 - Instrument Panel; General Information; Instrument Panel Indicators

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82.3-0000010 OM
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2.6 Instrument panel
2.6.1 General information
The instrument panel 12 (Figure 2.1.1) includes four needle indicators, as well as
annunciators and a liquid crystal display, as shown in figure 2.6.1.
After turning the starter and instruments switch from position “off” into “instruments
supply”, the instrument panel turns on and performs self-testing of needle indicators, an-
nunciators, buzzer and illumination during a maximum period of 2 seconds. The LCD dis-
plays a welcome window for 2 seconds, as shown in Figure2.6.4.
1 gauge to indicate engine crankshaft speed; 2 annunciator of tractor left turn
indicators actuation (green); 3 liquid crystal display; 4 annunciator of tractor right turn
indicators actuation (green); 5 travel speed gauge; 6 annunciators built in travel speed
gauge; 7 gauge to indicate fuel volume; 8 annunciator to indicate low fuel volume;
9 annunciator of reverse gears engagement; 10 annunciator of forward gears en-
gagement; 11 annunciator of emergency coolant temperature; 12 gauge to indicate
coolant temperature; 13 annunciators built in the crankshaft speed gauge.
Figure 2.6.1 Instrument panel
2.6.2 Instrument panel indicators
2.6.2.1. Numbers “0”, “1”, “2”, and “3” are marked on the gauge to indicate engine
crankshaft speed 1 (Figure 2.6.1). The division value of the scale equals 100 rpm.
2.6.2.2 Numbers “0”, “5”, “10”, “15”, “20”, “30”, “40” and “50” are marked on the
travel speed gauge 5 (Figure 2.6.1).
The division value of the scale is:
- 1 km/h - in the range from 0 to 20 km/h;
- 2 km/h - in the range from 20 to 50 km/h;
The input signal for travel speed gauge 5 is the signal from rotation frequency pulse
sensors of final drives’ toothed gears of right and left rear wheels. The travel speed gauge
5 readings correspond to the least frequency of input signals coming from the speed sen-
sors of left and right rear wheels. In case one of the signals is missing, the travel speed
values are calculated from the available signal while sending a failure message to the dis-
play 3.

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