CONTROLLERS AND INDICATORS
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© March 2023
Table 6-3 (Continued)
No. Indication
Description
15
Horizontal-Vertical (HV) mode enable
switch (if equipped)
Turns the HV mode on/off.
16
HV mode indicator (if equipped)
OFF: indicates that the HV mode can’t currently be activated.
Flashing slowly: indicates that the HV mode can be activated.
Move the HV mode enable switch to enter the HV mode.
Illuminated steadily: indicates that the HV mode is currently
active.
Flashing rapidly: indicates a HV mode failure: if the error ex-
ceeds ±300 mm the boom stops moving and the HV mode will
not work. Turn the HV mode off using the HV mode enable
switch.
17
Reverse position travel switch
Press this switch when the reverse position indicator is flash-
ing – the travel function will resume. Please note that in this
case the traveling and steering direction of the machine is op-
posite to the indicated direction.
18
Reverse position indicator
This indicator flashes to indicate that the boom has moved be-
yond the rear wheel.
19
Steering control indication Provides indication for wheel steering control
20 Travel/steer control handle
Push the joystick forward/backward to drive the machine for-
ward/backward;
Press the left/right button on the joystick to steer the machine
to left/right
21 Travel control indication Provides indication for travel control
22
High/low travel speed selector switch Switches between high/low travel speed
23 Not used /
24 Not used /
25 Not used /
26
Emergency stop button
When pulled to the “ON” position the machine can be started
normally.
Pushing the button to the “OFF” position will deactivate the
controller, the machine cannot be started and no function can
be activated.
27
Platform Display Displays the current fuel level/battery level and faults
28 Power indicator
This indicator lights up to indicate that the power supply to the
platform controller operates normally.
29 Horn Press the button to sound the horn.
30 Buzzer
The buzzer emits sound and light alarms with different fre-
quencies in different situations
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