OPTIONAL ATTACHMENTS AND DEVICES
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REGISTRATION/REGISTRATION
CANCELLATION OF ORDINARY OPERATION
KEY
Be sure to read the following description beforehand.
Registration: Makes the machine controller acknowl-
edge the new ordinary operation keys
(black) are correctly set to the corre-
sponding registration key.
Registration Cancellation:
Makes the registration of the ordinary op-
eration key unavailable in case an ordinary
operation key is lost, preventing the lost
key from being misused. The remaining
ordinary operation keys are re-registered
so that the lost key registration becomes
null.
Preparation for Registration
Check that the engine can be started using the registra-
tion key (gray). If not, the key used to start the engine
might be the one for another machine. Check whether it
is correct one.
NOTE: Registration cannot be performed if the regis-
tration key arranged for the machine is not
used.
Check that the engine can be started with the ordinary
operation key having been used. In case the engine
doesn’t start, the key used to start the engine might be
the one for another machine. Check whether it is correct
one.
NOTE: Don’t attempt to re-register the ordinary opera-
tion key having been registered for another
machine.
NOTE:
•
The engine cannot be started with an ordinary opera-
tion key newly obtained as a service part unless it is
registered.
•
If the engine is attempted to start more than 5 times
per 3 minutes with an incorrect key, the security sys-
tem is activated, causing the horn to sound.
•
Turn either the registration key (gray) or the ordinary
operation key (black) ON to stop the horn.
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