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General| Model | P2.0 |
|---|---|
| Load Capacity | 2000 kg |
| Battery Voltage | 24 V |
| Voltage | 24 V |
| Communication Interface | CANbus |
| Travel Speed | 10 km/h |
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION symbols used in the manual.
Essential safety measures for maintenance and repair.
Steps to safely discharge capacitors before service.
Details the AC motor controller's function and inputs.
Explains the microprocessor-based logic and programmable features.
Instructions for mounting, connecting wires, and setting up the controller.
Configuration settings for basic truck operation and alerts.
Settings for forward/reverse speed and butterfly rotation control.
Settings for lift/lower lockout, run, and delay times.
Settings for snail speed, max speed, and acceleration.
Settings for battery warning levels and indicators.
Settings for maintenance intervals and reset functions.
Settings for inputting previous hour meter values.
Overview of the handheld tool for programming and diagnostics.
Explains how to use the navigation key to move through menus.
Illustrates how to navigate and select items in menus.
How to adjust parameter values using the +/- keys.
How to set and return to saved menu positions.
Steps to connect the programmer to the motor controller.
Steps to safely disconnect the programmer from the controller.
Accessing adjustable parameters for truck configuration.
Viewing real-time truck function data.
Accessing controller status, fault history, and clearing faults.
Viewing current controller state and past fault records.
Copying or resetting controller data and parameter blocks.
Viewing controller identification and software details.
Customizing programmer settings and preferences.
Step-by-step guide for programming the controller using the handset.
Describes the LCD display for hourmeter, battery status, and faults.
Introduces the fault code system and status LED indicators.
Details faults 12-14, causes, and troubleshooting.
Details faults 15-16 for under/over temperature conditions.
Details faults 17-18 for under/over voltage conditions.
Details faults 21-23 for temperature cutbacks and undervoltage.
Details faults 24-25 for overvoltage and supply failures.
Details faults 26-27 for digital output overcurrents.
Details faults 32-33 for brake and pump driver issues.
Details faults 34-36 for solenoid, encoder, and PD issues.
Details faults 37-39, 41 for contactor and throttle issues.
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