Ploughing depth
This function measures the relative movement of the lift arms, commencing from the reference height configured by
the operator. Reference height is established by resetting the ploughing depth counter when the lift arms are positioned
at the desired height.
Follow the procedure described above to reset.
Depth is displayed in centimetres or inches, and in given in four digits, the last of which after a decimal point (XXX.X).
If the lift arms are above the reset value, a zero value will be displayed.
Personalizing the operation of the Performance Monitor
To customize the operation of the Performance Monitor, the programming functions must be accessed by pressing
and holding INFO/PAR (Performance Monitor/Data Terminal) when the ignition key is turned to power up the system.
The list of internal programs will be displayed.
The "down arrow" key (6, fig 1) can now be used to move cyclically through the programs and the functions contained
in each one, and the "right arrow" key (5, fig 1) to position on the digits of the values displayed. Pressing the "+" key
(7, fig 1) increases the value of the selected digit.
A newly entered value is saved by pressing the [
←
] key (8, fig 1).
To quit, press "INFO/PAR" (9, fig 1).
LIST OF FUNCTIONS PROGRAMMED INTO THE PERFORMANCE MONITOR
Engine speed
One impulse per 10 revs
Radar
(RADAR impules per 100 metres)/2
Wheel speed sensor
(Impulses per 100 metres)/4
Language
Italian
French
English
Spanish
German
Portuguese
Unit of measure
metric
imperial
PTO/Engine ratio
Engine RPM : 540 RPM PTO
Data terminal
In this configuration, the Performance Monitor functions as a terminal by which certain operating parameters of the
electronic lift control unit can be displayed graphically and updated using the keys.
The switch from Performance Monitor to Data Terminal mode is effected by pressing the INFO/PAR key at the top
right of the panel.
Each time the key is pressed, the system will toggle from one mode to the other. The system will always default to
Performance Monitor mode when powered up.
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data monitor
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