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5. DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTIONS
(5) Regenerative control
(a) Switchback regeneration
• Regenerative braking occurs when the F/R lever is switched from forward to reverse or vice versa
while the accelerator pedal is pressed.
<Activation conditions>
See the table below.
(b) Brake OFF regeneration
• Regenerative braking occurs when the brake switch is turned OFF.
< Activation conditions>
See the table below.
(c) Accelerator neutral regeneration (accelerator OFF regeneration)
• Regenerative braking occurs when the accelerator lever is moved to the neutral position while the
truck is traveling.
< Activation conditions>
See the table below.
Table 1 Regenerative Control
Input conditions Controller drive mode
Accelerator ON OFF
Brake switch OFF ON OFF ON
Slope detected No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes
Accelerator
switch
Truck
status
– – – – – –
F
Forward
travel
Driving under
power
Driving in
slope mode *2
Driving with
output limit *1
Driving in
slope mode *2
Accelerator
OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Stopped
Driving under
power
Driving in
slope mode *2
Driving with
output limit *1
Driving in
slope mode *2
Output OFF Output OFF
Reverse
travel
Switchback
regeneration
Switchback
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Accelerator
OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
N
Forward
travel
Accelerator
neutral
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Accelerator
neutral
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Stopped Output OFF Output OFF Output OFF Output OFF
Reverse
travel
Accelerator
neutral
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Accelerator
neutral
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
R
Forward
travel
Switchback
regeneration
Switchback
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Accelerator
OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Stopped
Driving under
power
Driving in
slope mode *2
Driving with
output limit *1
Driving in
slope mode *2
Output OFF Output OFF
Reverse
travel
Driving under
power
Driving in
slope mode *2
Driving with
output limit *1
Driving in
slope mode *2
Accelerator
OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
Brake OFF
regeneration
Anti-roll OFF
regeneration
*1: Driving with output limit: This refers to inching control. Limited to 80% of the maximum torque (Excessive Travel inching).
*2: Driving in slope mode: When a truck driving down a slope exceeds the speed that should normally be obtained by a given amount of accelerator pedal
pressure, the power output will be limited in order to maintain the speed that corresponds to that accelerator pedal effort.
(6) Output duty factor reduction when the rear wheels are at the maximum steering angle
(Excluding trucks with an Orbitrol steering system)
<Activation conditions>
• The rear wheels are within 5 degrees of the maximum steering angle.
<Control applied>
• Limits the output duty factor to 10%.
<Deactivation conditions>
• When the torque sensor voltage indicates that the wheels are in neutral (the straight-ahead position).