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6 CONTROLS
6.6
WARNING SCREENS__________________________________________________
When a fault, warning or hazard presents itself, the following screens are displayed.
6.6.1 SLOPE ANGLE DISPLAY______________________________________________
During work, if the machine is driven on a slope of 14° the machine angle
will be displayed in the centre of the screen, until the machine has been
driven onto an area of less than 14°.
While in Transport Mode the following audible alarms are
disabled for TST™ functions:
Maximum Slope Angle Exceeded, Inhibit Cut and Stop Cut
6.6.2 WARNING MAXIMUM SLOPE ANGLE EXCEEDED _________________________
This warning will be displayed when the machine surpasses a defined
slope angle and indicates that the machine's safe working angle has
been reached.
If the slope angle reaches the Safe Working Angle for the machine this
warning will be displayed and the audible alarm will sound once. This
warning will self-clear (i.e. the operator does not need to press Button 4
to clear it) If the vehicle angle decreases before either an Inhibit Cut or
Stop Cut warning has been triggered. The angle at which this warning
occurs varies with machine configuration as follows:
• MT383 with ROPS – 19°
• MT383 with Cab – 16°
6.6.3 WARNING SLOPE ANGLE – INHIBIT CUT ________________________________
If the slope angle continues to increase the screen will display this
warning which indicates that the cutters will be prevented from
starting if not already running, or re-started if running then stopped.
An audible warning will be sounded 4 times at 4 second intervals.
This will continue until the machine has been driven to an area with
a shallower slope angle. The warning screen and the audible alarm
will self-clear as the vehicle angle decreases (i.e. the operator does
not need to press Button 4 to clear it). The angle at which this
warning occurs varies with machine configuration as follows:
• MT383 with ROPS – 21°
• MT383 with Cab – 19°
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