USER INTERFACE

SERVICE TECHNICIAN
(PREMIUM DISPLAY)
N35ZDR, N45ZR [C264];
N30ZDR, N35-40ZR [D470];
N30ZDRS, N35-40ZRS [A265]

PART NO. 1622433 2200 SRM 1241

 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
• When lifting parts or assemblies, make sure all slings, chains, or cables are correctly fastened, and
that the load being lifted is balanced. Make sure the crane, cables, and chains have the capacity
to support the weight of the load.

• Do not lift heavy parts by hand, use a lifting mechanism.

• Wear safety glasses.

• DISCONNECT THE BATTERY CONNECTOR before doing any maintenance or repair on electric
lift trucks. Disconnect the battery ground cable on internal combustion lift trucks.

• Always use correct blocks to prevent the unit from rolling or falling. See HOW TO PUT THE LIFT
TRUCK ON BLOCKS in the Operating Manual or the Periodic Maintenance section.

• Keep the unit clean and the working area clean and orderly.

• Use the correct tools for the job.

• Keep the tools clean and in good condition.

• Always use HYSTER APPROVED parts when making repairs. Replacement parts must meet
or exceed the specifications of the original equipment manufacturer.

• Make sure all nuts, bolts, snap rings, and other fastening devices are removed before using force
to remove parts.

• Always fasten a DO NOT OPERATE tag to the controls of the unit when making repairs, or if the
unit needs repairs.

• Be sure to follow the WARNING and CAUTION notes in the instructions.

• Gasoline, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), and Diesel fuel are
flammable. Be sure to follow the necessary safety precautions when handling these fuels and
when working on these fuel systems.

• Batteries generate flammable gas when they are being charged. Keep fire and sparks away from
the area. Make sure the area is well ventilated.

NOTE: The following symbols and words indicate safety information in this
manual:

WARNING
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
death or serious injury.

CAUTION
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
minor or moderate injury and property damage.

On the lift truck, the WARNING symbol and word are on orange back-
ground. The CAUTION symbol and word are on yellow background.
User Interface Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

General ............................................................................................................................................................... 1
Description ..................................................................................................................................................... 1
Dash Display Menu Access ........................................................................................................................... 1
Menu Navigation ............................................................................................................................................... 2
Main Menu ......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Diagnostics Menu............................................................................................................................................... 2
Static Diagnostics .......................................................................................................................................... 2
Traction System ............................................................................................................................................. 4
Hydraulic System .......................................................................................................................................... 4
Steer System .................................................................................................................................................. 5
General Truck ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Height Sensor ............................................................................................................................................ 6
Calibrate Fork Tare Down ........................................................................................................................ 6
Calibrate Fork Tare Up............................................................................................................................. 6
Calibrate Cushion Inpoint (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR) ..................................................... 6
Calibrate Cushion Outpoint (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR) .................................................. 6
Calibrate Mast Slowdown ......................................................................................................................... 6
Error Log ........................................................................................................................................................ 7
View Hourmeters ............................................................................................................................................... 8
Truck .............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Traction .......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Pump .............................................................................................................................................................. 8
Auxiliary......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Setup Menu ........................................................................................................................................................ 9
Lift Settings ................................................................................................................................................... 10
Lift Maximum Speed (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR).............................................................. 10
Lower Maximum Speed (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR) ......................................................... 10
Lift Acceleration ........................................................................................................................................ 10
Auxiliary Settings.......................................................................................................................................... 11
Fast Extend Speed .................................................................................................................................... 11
Slow Extend Speed .................................................................................................................................... 11
Fast Retract Speed .................................................................................................................................... 11
Slow Retract Speed ................................................................................................................................... 12
Tilt Up Speed ............................................................................................................................................. 12
Tilt Down Speed ........................................................................................................................................ 12
Sideshift Speed .......................................................................................................................................... 12
Reach Cushioning...................................................................................................................................... 12
Steer Settings................................................................................................................................................. 13
Steer Mode ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Steer Effort ................................................................................................................................................ 13
Steer Ratio ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Display Settings............................................................................................................................................. 14
Display Language...................................................................................................................................... 14
Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute, and Second ........................................................................................ 14
Truck Settings................................................................................................................................................ 14
Serial Number ........................................................................................................................................... 15
Voltage........................................................................................................................................................ 15
Capacity Lbs .............................................................................................................................................. 15
Battery Type .............................................................................................................................................. 15
BDI Adjust Calibration ............................................................................................................................. 15
Extended Shift........................................................................................................................................... 15

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

Shelf Height Selection............................................................................................................................... 16
Load Weight Option (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR) ............................................................... 16
Lift Limit Without Override (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR) .................................................. 16
Lift Limit With Override........................................................................................................................... 16
Audible Alarm ........................................................................................................................................... 16
Visible Alarm Option................................................................................................................................. 17
Fork Height Display.................................................................................................................................. 17
Auto Tilt Option......................................................................................................................................... 17
Laser Option .............................................................................................................................................. 17
Carry Level Option.................................................................................................................................... 17
Slow Extended ........................................................................................................................................... 17
Simultaneous Hydraulics.......................................................................................................................... 17
Password Option ....................................................................................................................................... 17
Shutdown Timeout .................................................................................................................................... 17
Truck Inspection........................................................................................................................................ 17
Traction Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 18
Rabbit Speed.............................................................................................................................................. 18
Rabbit Acceleration ................................................................................................................................... 18
High Speed................................................................................................................................................. 18
High Acceleration ...................................................................................................................................... 18
Mid Speed .................................................................................................................................................. 19
Mid Acceleration........................................................................................................................................ 19
Turtle Speed............................................................................................................................................... 19
Turtle Acceleration .................................................................................................................................... 19
Neutral Braking ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Plug Braking.............................................................................................................................................. 19
View Software Versions ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Master Controller .......................................................................................................................................... 19
Display ........................................................................................................................................................... 19
Traction Controller ........................................................................................................................................ 19
Hydraulic Controller ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Control Handle .............................................................................................................................................. 19
Remote CAN Module (N35ZDR, N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR) .................................................................. 20
Steer Controller ............................................................................................................................................. 20
Caster Controller ........................................................................................................................................... 20
Aux Pump....................................................................................................................................................... 20
Passwords Menu ................................................................................................................................................ 21
Functions........................................................................................................................................................ 22
View Operator Log..................................................................................................................................... 22
Add Password ............................................................................................................................................ 23
Delete Password ........................................................................................................................................ 24
Edit Password............................................................................................................................................ 24
Setup Shelf Height............................................................................................................................................. 25
Learn Shelf Height ............................................................................................................................................ 26
Impact Sensor .................................................................................................................................................... 26
Functions........................................................................................................................................................ 28
Impact Action ............................................................................................................................................ 28
Impact Sound............................................................................................................................................. 28
Clear Impact .............................................................................................................................................. 28
Hard Duration ........................................................................................................................................... 28
Hard Acceleration...................................................................................................................................... 28

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

Soft Duration ............................................................................................................................................. 28
Soft Acceleration........................................................................................................................................ 28
Impact Events............................................................................................................................................ 28
Maintenance Reminder ..................................................................................................................................... 29
Functions........................................................................................................................................................ 29
Maintenance Reminder............................................................................................................................. 29
Maintenance Interval................................................................................................................................ 29

This section is for the following models:

N35ZDR, N45ZR [C264];

N30ZDR, N35-40ZR [D470];
N30ZDRS, N35-40ZRS [A265]

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2200 SRM 1241 General

General
DESCRIPTION technician password, the service technician can
access menu items not visible to persons with opera-
This section contains information on accessing tor-password level access.
the additional service technician functions of the
dash display. See Figure 1. With a proper service

Figure 1. Premium Dash Display

NOTE: A service technician is required to input ini- press the (enter) key twice to access the password
tial passwords into the dash display. screen. Enter your five-digit Technician level pass-
word using the number keys on the dash display.
DASH DISPLAY MENU ACCESS Successful entry of your password will automatically
bring up the Main Menu options for your technician
When the key switch is turned to the ON position, level access. See Table 1.
the dash display menu access keys will be activated.
Table 1. Enter Password Screen
If the password option is activated, the password
screen will be shown on the dash display at key
switch ON. Enter your five-digit Technician level
password using the number keys on the dash display. Enter Password XXXXX
Successful entry of your password will automatically
bring up the Main Menu options. If the password
option is not activated, the lift truck will be opera-
tional at key switch ON. To access the Main Menu,

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Menu Navigation
When the Main Menu screen appears on the LCD or changing truck setup items. Use the (enter) key
screen, the four menu navigation keys on the right to save the chosen value. Press the ← (left arrow)
side of the display are activated. Action symbols will key repeatedly to return to the Main Menu. Push
appear on the LCD screen just to the left of the menu the (door indicator) key to return to normal truck
navigation keys. See Figure 2. These symbols in- operation.
dicate the action that will be taken when that key
is pressed. The ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down)
keys are used to move up and down within a selected
menu. The → (right arrow) key is used to select a
menu item. The ← (left arrow) key is used to return
to the previous menu. The (door indicator) key is
used to exit the Main Menu and return to the truck
operation screen.

The (pencil) key is used to edit a menu selection.

The (enter) key is used to save a value or menu
choice when in the edit mode. When in edit mode,
use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓ (scroll down) arrow keys Figure 2. Premium Dash Display Menu
to scroll through the options available for that menu Navigation
selection. Use the _← (backspace) key when editing

Main Menu
Upon entering the Main Menu from the password en- • Setup Shelf Height (Optional)*
try screen, the following menu functions are active: • Learn Shelf Height (Optional)*
• Diagnostics • Impact Sensor (Optional)*
• View Hourmeters • Maintenance Reminder
• Setup *Optional items will show in menu only if the option
• View SW Versions has been activated.
• Passwords

Diagnostics Menu
Upon entering the Diagnostics menu from the Main with the traction and hydraulic functions not oper-
Menu (see Figure 3), the following menu functions ating. Use these menus to check the status of sys-
are visible to the service technician: tem inputs and output from truck switches and con-
• Static Diagnostics trols. Digital inputs and outputs will be displayed
• Traction System as 0=OFF and 1=ON depending on the state of the
• Hydraulic System switch. Analog inputs or outputs will be shown as
• Steer System a percentage of full output. See Table 2. Use the
• General Truck ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys to move
• Error Log through the menu items on the display screen. The
menu will wrap around to the beginning when the
STATIC DIAGNOSTICS last menu item has been displayed.

This menu allows the service technician to check the

various truck functions while the truck is stationary

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Figure 3. Diagnostics Menu

Table 2. Static Diagnostics Menu

Function Setting
BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
OPER SENSING SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
STEER OK 0 or 1 0 = OK 1 = FAULT
STR CTR PROX SWITCH1 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
STR CTR PROX SWITCH2 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
FREE LIFT PROX SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
TILT SENSOR XXX COUNT
HYD LEVEL SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
TILT UP SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
TILT DOWN SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
EXTEND SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
RETRACT SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
SS RIGHT SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
SS LEFT SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
HORN SWITCH 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
TRACTION THROTTLE XXX %
HYDRAULIC THROTTLE XXX %
REACH THROTTLE XXX %

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Table 2. Static Diagnostics Menu (Continued)

Function Setting
AFT THROTTLE XXX %
AFT SENSOR 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
AFT HORN 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON

TRACTION SYSTEM Use the ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys to
move through the menu items on the display screen.
This menu allows the service technician to check var- The menu will wrap around to the beginning when
ious traction system functions while the truck is be- the last menu item has been displayed.
ing operated. Use this menu to check the status and
operation of traction system components. See Ta-
ble 3.

Table 3. Traction System Menu

Function Status
TRACTION MOTOR SPEED XXXX RPM
TRACTION MOTOR CURR XXX AMPS
TRACTION MOTOR TEMP XXX C
TRACTION CONTROL TEMP XXX C
TRACTION THROTTLE XXX %
BRAKE COIL 0 or 1 0 = Set 1 = Released
AFT THROTTLE XXX %
AFT SENSOR 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Use the ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys to
move through the menu items on the display screen.
This menu allows the service technician to check var- The menu will wrap around to the beginning when
ious hydraulic system functions while the truck is be- the last menu item has been displayed.
ing operated. Use this menu to check the status and
operation of hydraulic system components. See Ta-
ble 4.

Table 4. Hydraulic System Menu

Function Status
PUMP MOTOR SPEED XXXX RPM
PUMP MOTOR CURRENT XXX AMPS
PUMP MOTOR TEMP XXX C
PUMP CONTROL TEMP XXX C
PUMP THROTTLE XXX %
LOAD HOLD COIL 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON

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Table 4. Hydraulic System Menu (Continued)

Function Status
PRESSURE TRANSDUCER XXX COUNT
AUXILIARY MOTOR SPD XXXX RPM
AUXILIARY MOTOR CURR XXX AMPS
AUXILIARY MTR TEMP XXX C
FORWARD COIL 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
REVERSE COIL 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
REACH COIL 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
TILT COIL 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
SIDESHIFT COIL 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
AUX DIRECTION 0 or 1 0 = OFF 1 = ON
REACH SENSOR XXX COUNT
TILT SENSOR XXX COUNT
LIFT PV XXX COUNT
LOWER PV XXX COUNT

STEER SYSTEM Use the ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys to
move through the menu items on the display screen.
This menu allows the service technician to check var- The menu will wrap around to the beginning when
ious steering system functions while the truck is be- the last menu item has been displayed.
ing operated. Use this menu to check the status and
operation of steering system components. See Ta-
ble 5.

Table 5. Steer System Menu

Function Status
STEER MOTOR SPEED XXXX RPM
STEER MOTOR TEMP XXX C
STEER CONTROL TEMP XXX C
STEER OK? 0 or 1 0 = FAULT 1 = OK
STEER MOTOR ANGLE ±XXX

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GENERAL TRUCK
NOTE: Some functions may not be available on some
lift truck models.
This menu allows the service technician to check and
calibrate certain truck functions. See Table 6.
Height Sensor
This function allows the service technician to check
the status of the operation of the height sensor. The
reading of the height sensor on the dash display
should match the actual fork height.
Calibrate Fork Tare Down
This function establishes the unloaded zero point
when the reach mechanism is within the freelift
Table 6. General Truck Menu
Function
HEIGHT SENSOR
CAL FORK TARE DN
CAL FORK TARE UP
CAL CUSH INPOINT
CAL CUSH OUTPOINT
CAL MAST SLWDN
Calibrate Cushion Inpoint (N35ZDR,
N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
This function establishes the point at which the
reach mechanism will begin to cushion (slow down)
as the mechanism is being retracted and is nearing
the end of the reach cylinder stroke. The inpoint can
be changed by using the number keys to increase or
decrease the count value shown on the dash display.
Calibrate Cushion Outpoint (N35ZDR,
N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
This function establishes the point at which the
reach mechanism will begin to cushion (slow down)
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portion of lifting. Scroll to the function using the
↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys until the
function is highlighted. With no load on the forks,
lift the forks approximately 300 mm (12 in.) above
the ground level and press the (enter) key to cali-
brate this function.
Calibrate Fork Tare Up
This function establishes the unloaded zero point
when the reach mechanism is within the main lift
portion of lifting. Scroll to the function using the
↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys until the
function is highlighted. With no load on the forks,
lift the forks until the main lift cylinders extend
approximately 300 mm (12 in.) above the fully
retracted position and press the (enter) key to
calibrate this function.
Status
XXX In.
XXX lbs.
XXX lbs.
XXXXX COUNT
XXXXX COUNT
XXXXX COUNT
as the mechanism is being extended and is nearing
the end of the reach cylinder strike. The outpoint can
be changed by using the number keys to increase or
decrease the count value shown on the dash display.
Calibrate Mast Slowdown
This function establishes the point at which the mast
speed will be reduced as the mast is being extended
and the forks are nearing maximum elevation level.
The mast slowdown point can be changed by using
the number keys to increase or decrease the count
value shown on the dash display.
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ERROR LOG
This menu allows the service technician to view the
error log. See Figure 4. Errors will be listed by the er-
ror code followed by the error message, the hourme-
ter reading when the fault occurred, and the number
of times the fault has occurred.
Figure 4. Error Log Menu
Diagnostics Menu
Use the ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys to
move through the menu items on the display screen.
The menu will wrap around to the beginning when
the last menu item has been displayed. Press the →
(right arrow) key to view the first hourmeter reading
and the last date and time the error occurred.
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View Hourmeters
Upon entering the View Hourmeters menu from the TRACTION
Main Menu (see Figure 5), the following menu items
are visible to the service technician: This function allows the service technician to see the
• Truck hours that have accumulated while the traction mo-
• Traction tor has been activated.
• Pump
• Auxiliary PUMP
When finished viewing the menu, press the ← (left
This function allows the service technician to see the
arrow) key to return to the Main Menu.
hours that have accumulated while the lift motor has
been activated.
TRUCK
This function allows the service technician to see AUXILIARY
the hours that have accumulated while the operator
This function allows the service technician to see the
presence switch has been activated. Press and hold
hours that have accumulated while the auxiliary mo-
the hourglass key to access truck hours.
tor has been activated.

Figure 5. View Hourmeters Menu

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Setup Menu
Upon entering the Setup menu from the Main Menu
(see Figure 6), the following menu functions are vis-
ible to the service technician:
• Lift Settings
• Auxiliary Settings
• Steer Settings
• Display Settings
• Truck Settings
• Traction Settings
For a complete description of the performance pa-
rameters accessible through the dash display, see AC
Motor Controllers/Display Panel, Description,
Checks, Adjustments, and Troubleshooting
2200 SRM 1308 or AC Motor Controllers/Display
Panel, Description, Checks, Adjustments, and
Troubleshooting 2200 SRM 1190.
Figure 6. Setup Menu
Setup Menu
Use the ↑ (scroll up) and the ↓ (scroll down) keys
to move through the menu selections. The selected
menu item will be highlighted as you move through
the menu. Use the → (right arrow) key to select a
menu item.
To revise a setting, highlight the parameter to be
changed and press the (pencil) key. This will high-
light the setting to be changed. Change the setting
using the 1 through 0 number keys. Pressing the
(enter) key will save the new setting. Press the ←
(left arrow) key to return to the previous menu.
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LIFT SETTINGS
This menu allows the service technician to set vari-
ous lift/lower settings on the lift truck. Upon enter-
ing the Lift Settings menu (see Figure 7), the follow-
ing settings are available to the service technician:
• Lift Maximum Speed
• Lower Maximum Speed
Lift Maximum Speed (N35ZDR, N45ZR,
N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
This setting adjusts the maximum speed of the lift
motor during lifting. This parameter can be set be-
tween 100 and 50. A setting of 100% will allow the lift
motor to operate at the maximum rate. Setting the
parameter below 100% will cause the motor speed to
be reduced. Use the number keys to increase or de-
crease the count value shown on the dash display.
Figure 7. Lift Settings Menu
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Lower Maximum Speed (N35ZDR, N45ZR,
N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
This setting adjusts the maximum speed of the lift
motor during lowering. This setting adjusts the max-
imum speed of the lift motor during lowering. This
parameter can be set between 100 and 50. A setting
of 100% will allow the lift motor to lower at the max-
imum rate. Setting the parameter below 100% will
cause the motor speed to be reduced. Use the number
keys to increase or decrease the count value shown on
the dash display.
Lift Acceleration
This setting adjusts the acceleration rate of the lift
motor during lifting. A setting of 100% will allow the
lift motor to accelerate at the maximum rate. Set-
ting the parameter below 100% will cause the accel-
eration rate to be reduced. Use the number keys to
increase or decrease the count value shown on the
dash display.
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AUXILIARY SETTINGS Slow Extend Speed

This menu allows the service technician to set vari- Use this setting to adjust the maximum extend speed
ous auxiliary function settings on the lift truck. Upon of the reach attachment when the slow extend control
entering the Auxiliary Settings menu, the following is activated. Setting the parameter to 50% will allow
settings are available to the service technician. See the reach attachment to extend at the slowest speed.
Figure 8. Setting the parameter above 50% will increase the
• Fast Extend Speed extend speed of the reach attachment. The minimum
• Slow Extend Speed setting is 50%. The maximum setting is 100%. Use
• Fast Retract Speed the number keys to increase or decrease the count
• Slow Retract Speed value shown on the dash display. The parameter may
• Tilt Up Speed not be set higher than the fast extend speed param-
• Tilt Down Speed eter.
• Sideshift Speed
• Reach Cushioning Fast Retract Speed

Fast Extend Speed
Use this setting to adjust the maximum extend speed
of the reach attachment when the fast extend con-
trol is activated. Setting the parameter to 100% will
allow the reach attachment to extend at maximum
speed. Setting the parameter below 100% will re-
duce the extend speed of the reach attachment. the
minimum setting is 50%. Use the number keys to in-
crease or decrease the count value shown on the dash
display.
Use this setting to adjust the maximum retract speed
of the reach attachment when the fast retract con-
trol is activated. Setting the parameter to 100% will
allow the reach attachment to retract at maximum
speed. Setting the parameter below 100% will reduce
the retract speed of the reach attachment. Use the
number keys to increase or decrease the count value
shown on the dash display.

Figure 8. Auxiliary Settings Menu

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Slow Retract Speed
Use this setting to adjust the maximum retract speed
of the reach attachment when the slow retract con-
trol is activated. Setting the parameter to 30% will
allow the reach attachment to retract at the slow-
est speed. Setting the parameter above 30% will in-
crease the retract speed of the reach attachment. The
minimum setting is 30%. The maximum setting is
100%. The parameter may not be set higher than
the fast retract speed parameter.
Tilt Up Speed
Use this setting to adjust the speed of the tilt up func-
tions. Setting the parameter to 100% will result in
maximum tilt up speed. Setting the parameter be-
low 100% will reduce the speed of the tilt up func-
tion. The minimum setting is 30%. The maximum
setting is 100%. Use the number keys to increase or
decrease the count value shown on the dash display.
Tilt Down Speed
Use this setting to adjust the speed of the tilt down
function. Setting the parameter to 100% will result
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in maximum tilt down speed. Setting the parame-
ter below 100% will reduce the speed of the tilt down
function. The minimum setting is 30%. The maxi-
mum setting is 100%. Use the number keys to in-
crease or decrease the count value shown on the dash
display.
Sideshift Speed
Use this setting to adjust the speed of the sideshift.
Setting the parameter to 70% will result in maximum
sideshift speed. Setting the parameter below 70%
will reduce the speed of the sideshift. The minimum
setting is 40%. The maximum setting is 70%. Use
the number keys to increase or decrease the count
value shown on the dash display. Use the number
keys to increase or decrease the count value shown
on the dash display.
Reach Cushioning
This menu sets the speed of the auxiliary pump
motor for cushioning the reach carriage mechanism.
The minimum speed is 300 RPM. The maximum
speed is 1800 RPM.
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STEER SETTINGS
This menu allows the service technician to adjust
various steering function settings on the lift truck.
Upon entering the Steer Setting menu (see Figure 9),
the following settings are available to the service
technician:
• Steer Mode
• Steer Effort
• Steer Ratio
Steer Mode
Use this menu to select the action of the steering sys-
tem. Setting the parameter to AUTO will cause the
steering system to turn the lift truck in the direction
the steer disk is turned when moving in the direc-
tion of the forks, much the same as driving an auto-
mobile (automotive style). Setting the parameter to
REVERSE will cause the steering system to turn the
lift truck in the opposite direction of the steer disk
when moving in the direction of the forks, opposite of
AUTO. Setting the parameter to FORE/AFT AUTO
will cause the steering to function the same as AUTO
when driving in the forward stance. When rearward
Figure 9. Steer Setting Menu
Setup Menu
facing and the aft controls are activated, the steer-
ing changes such that it becomes “automotive,” from
that orientation.
NOTE: The FORE/AFT AUTO parameter can be ac-
tivated only if the lift truck is equipped with the Aft
Travel Control Handle option.
Steer Effort
Use this setting to adjust the amount of effort re-
quired to turn the steering wheel. Setting the param-
eter to STIFF will result in maximum steer effort.
Setting the parameter below STIFF will reduce the
amount of effort required to turn the steering wheel.
The effort settings available are STIFF, MED STIFF,
MED, MED LIGHT, and LIGHT.
Steer Ratio
Use this setting to increase or decrease the number of
lock-to-lock turns of the steering function. The min-
imum setting is 40%. The maximum setting is 65%.
Setting the parameter to a higher number increases
the number of lock-to-lock turns.
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DISPLAY SETTINGS • Second

This menu allows the service technician to adjust Display Language

various display settings on the lift truck upon enter-
ing the Display Settings menu (see Figure 10), the Use this setting to select the language used to display
following settings are available to the service techni- information on the dash display.
cian:
• Display Language Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute, and
• Year Second
• Month
• Date Use these settings to enter the correct time and date
• Hour information into the dash display.
• Minute

Figure 10. Display Settings Menu

TRUCK SETTINGS • Lift Limit W/O Override

• Lift Limit With Override
This menu allows the service technician to adjust • Audible Alarm
various truck settings. Upon entering the Truck Set- • Visible Alarm Option
tings menu (see Figure 11), the following settings are • Fork Height Display
available to the service technician: • Auto Tilt Option
• Serial Number • Laser Option
• Voltage • Carry Level Option
• Capacity Lbs • Slow Extended
• Battery Type • Simultaneous Hydraulics
• BDI Adjust Calibration • Password Option
• Extended Shift • Shutdown Timeout
• Shelf Height Selection • Truck Inspection
• Load Weight Option

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Serial Number BDI Adjust Calibration

This menu is used to store and display the truck se- Use the BDI (Battery Discharge Indicator) Adjust
rial number. Calibration to adjust the Lift Interrupt setting. Ad-
justing the value higher will increase the level of bat-
Voltage tery voltage at which Lift Interrupt will occur. Low-
ering the value will allow the battery to discharge to
This menu is used to store and display the truck volt- a lower voltage before Lift Interrupt will occur. The
age. minimum setting is 0%. The maximum setting is
70%.
Capacity Lbs
This menu is used to store and display the truck max-
Extended Shift
imum capacity. Use this setting to enable or disable the Extended
Shift option. Setting the parameter to ON will enable
Battery Type the option, OFF will disable the option.
This menu is used to store and display the type of bat-
tery installed on the lift truck. Select either flooded
or maintenance free.

Figure 11. Truck Settings Menu

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Shelf Height Selection
Use this setting to activate the Shelf Height Selection
feature. See Figure 12. Once activated, the Shelf
Height Selector System operates as follows:
Figure 12. Shelf Height Selector System Screen
NOTE: The Shelf Height Selector System will only
function for shelf heights above the freelift range (af-
ter the mast begins to extend out from the top) of the
mast installed on the lift truck.
1. The → (right arrow) key activates the PICK func-
tion. The ← (left arrow) key activates the PLACE
function. Press PICK to retrieve a load from a
shelf or press PLACE to place a load on a shelf.
2. Enter the number assigned to the desired shelf
height by using the number keys on the display.
3. The selected shelf height and the selected opera-
tion will then be shown on the dash display. Move
the control handle to lift or lower the forks to the
desired elevation.
4. When the forks are within the control zone of the
system, the Shelf Height Selector System will
control the Lift/Lower function and smoothly
bring the forks to a stop at the target height.
5. PICK or PLACE the load.
6. Repeat Step 1 through Step 5 to PICK or PLACE
another load.
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Load Weight Option (N35ZDR, N45ZR,
N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
Use this setting to enable or disable the load weight
display functions. Setting the parameter to ON will
enable the options.
Lift Limit Without Override (N35ZDR,
N45ZR, N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
Use this setting to enable or disable the Lift Limit
Without Override option. Setting the parameter to
ON will enable the option, OFF will disable the op-
tion. The encoder hardware must be correctly in-
stalled along with the settings made for the free lift
and lift limit heights. These settings can be made
with ETACC.
NOTE: If Lift Limit Without Override and Lift Limit
With Override are both enabled then Lift Limit With-
out Override will have priority.
Lift Limit With Override
Use this setting to enable or disable the Lift Limit
With Override option. Setting the parameter to ON
will enable the option, OFF will disable the option.
The encoder hardware must be correctly installed
along with the settings made for the free lift and
lift limit heights. These settings can be made with
ETACC.
Audible Alarm
Use this setting to select the mode of operation of
the motion alarm. Setting the parameter to OFF
disables the audible alarm. Setting the parameter
to BACK UP allows the audible alarm to sound only
when the truck is traveling in the reverse direction.
Setting the parameter to FWD/REV allows the au-
dible alarm to sound only when the truck is travel-
ing, regardless of direction. Setting the parameter
to FWD/REV AND L/L allows the audible alarm to
sound whenever the truck is traveling, and whenever
the truck is lifting or lowering.
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Visible Alarm Option
Use this setting to select the mode of operation of
the visible alarm. Setting the parameter to OFF dis-
ables the visible alarm. Setting the parameter to
BACK UP allows the visible alarm to operate only
when the truck is traveling in the reverse direction.
Setting the parameter to FWD/REV allows the vis-
ible alarm to operate only when the truck is travel-
ing, regardless of direction. Setting the parameter
to FWD/REV AND L/L allows the visible alarm to
sound whenever the truck is traveling, and/or when-
ever the truck is lifting or lowering. Setting the pa-
rameter to CONTINUOUS enables the visible alarm
to operate continuously after the truck key switch is
turned to the ON position.
Fork Height Display
Use this setting to enable or disable the Fork Height
Display option. Setting the parameter to ON will en-
able the option, OFF will disable the option. The
encoder hardware must be correctly installed along
with the settings made for the free lift and lift limit
heights. These settings can be made with ETACC.
Auto Tilt Option
Use this setting to enable or disable the Auto Tilt
option. Setting the parameter to ON will enable the
option.
Laser Option
Use this setting to enable or disable the Laser option.
Setting the parameter to ON will enable the option,
OFF will disable the option.
Carry Level Option
Use this setting to enable and set the Carry Level
option. Setting the parameter to OFF will disable
the Carry Level option. Setting the parameter to
STOP will stop the forks at the preset carry level
when the forks are being lowered. Setting the pa-
rameter to BEEP will reduce the lowering speed to
Setup Menu
the slow lower speed when the forks reach the preset
carry level and will activate the audible alarm.
Slow Extended
NOTE: This is a paid option and will be initially
enabled with an option code (models N35ZDRS,
N45ZRS, N30ZDRS, N35-40ZRS must also be
equipped with specific hardware for this option).
This menu will allow the service technician to view
the steer controller software version identifier for the
main steering controller.
Simultaneous Hydraulics
Use this setting to select the mode of operation for
simultaneous operation of certain hydraulic func-
tions. Setting the parameter to NONE will disable
any simultaneous operation. Setting the parameter
to FULL will allow simultaneous operation of hy-
draulic functions at full operating speed. Setting
the parameter to LIMITED will allow simultaneous
operation at reduced operating speed only.
Password Option
Use this setting to enable or disable the password op-
tion. Set the parameter to ON to enable the password
option. Set the parameter to OFF to disable the pass-
word option.
Shutdown Timeout
Use this setting to adjust the amount of time the
lift truck can remain inactive before activating au-
tomatic power shutdown. Set the parameter to any
value between 1 minute and 35 minutes.
Truck Inspection
Use this setting to turn the operator checklist option
ON or OFF.
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TRACTION SETTINGS
This menu allows the service technician to adjust
various traction functions settings on the lift truck.
Upon entering the Traction Settings menu (see Fig-
ure 13), the following settings are available to the
service technician:
• Rabbit Speed
• Rabbit Accel
Figure 13. Traction Settings Menu
Rabbit Speed
Use this setting to adjust the maximum speed of the
lift truck when the rabbit mode is selected. Setting
the parameter to 100% will allow the lift truck to
travel at maximum speed. Setting the parameter be-
low 100% will cause the lift truck to operate at a re-
duced top speed. The parameter setting cannot be
reduced below the setting for the mid speed parame-
ter.
Rabbit Acceleration
Use this setting to adjust the rate at which the lift
truck will accelerate when the rabbit mode has been
selected. Setting the parameter to 100% will allow
the lift truck to accelerate at the maximum rate. Set-
ting the parameter below 100% will cause the accel-
eration rate to be reduced. The parameter setting
cannot be reduced below the setting for the mid ac-
celeration parameter.
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• High Speed
• High Accel
• Mid Speed
• Mid Accel
• Turtle Speed
• Turtle Accel
• Neutral Braking
• Plug Braking
High Speed
Use this setting to adjust the maximum speed of
the lift truck when the battery saver mode is se-
lected. Setting the parameter to 100% will allow
the lift truck to travel at maximum speed. Setting
the parameter below 100% will cause the lift truck
to operate at a reduced top speed. The parameter
setting cannot be reduced below the setting for the
mid speed parameter.
High Acceleration
Use this setting to adjust the rate at which the lift
truck will accelerate when the battery saver mode
has been selected. Setting the parameter to 100%
will allow the lift truck to accelerate at the maximum
rate. Setting the parameter below 100% will cause
the acceleration rate to be reduced. The parameter
setting cannot be reduced below the setting for the
mid acceleration parameter.
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Mid Speed
Use this setting to adjust the maximum speed of the
lift truck when the Mid Speed mode is selected. The
parameter may be set up to 80% of the maximum
speed of the lift truck, but cannot be reduced below
the setting for the Turtle Speed parameter.
Mid Acceleration
Use this setting to adjust the rate at which the lift
truck will accelerate when the Mid Accel mode has
been selected. The parameter may be set up to 80%
of the maximum acceleration rate of the lift truck,
but cannot be reduced below the setting for the Turtle
Acceleration parameter.
Turtle Speed
Use this setting to adjust the maximum speed of the
lift truck when the Turtle Speed mode is selected.
The parameter may be adjusted from 0% to 60% of
the maximum acceleration of the lift truck.
View Software Versions
Upon entering the View Software Versions menu
from the Main Menu, the following menu functions
are visible to the service technician:
• Master Controller
• Display
• Traction Controller
• Hydraulic Controller
• Control Handle
• Remote CAN Module
• Steer Controller
• Caster Controller
• Aux Pump
See Figure 14.
MASTER CONTROLLER
This menu will allow the service technician to view
the master controller software version identifier.
View Software Versions
Turtle Acceleration
Use this setting to adjust the maximum acceleration
of the lift truck when the Turtle Speed mode is se-
lected. The parameter may be adjusted from 40% to
60% of the maximum acceleration of the lift truck.
Neutral Braking
Use this setting to adjust the maximum braking rate
when the control handle is returned to the neutral
position. Setting the parameter to 50% will cause the
truck to brake at the maximum rate set by the motor
controller. Setting the parameter to a setting below
50% will cause the lift truck to brake at a slower rate.
The minimum setting is 0%, which allows the truck
to coast.
Plug Braking
Use this setting to adjust the maximum braking rate
when the control handle is fully reversed causing the
lift truck to enter the plugging mode. Setting the
parameter to 70% will cause the truck to brake at the
maximum rate set by the motor controller. Setting
the parameter at a setting below 70% will cause the
lift truck to brake at a slower rate. The minimum
setting is 40%. The maximum setting is 70%.
DISPLAY
This menu will allow the service technician to view
the display software version identifier.
TRACTION CONTROLLER
This menu will allow the service technician to view
the traction controller software version identifier.
HYDRAULIC CONTROLLER
This menu will allow the service technician to view
the hydraulic controller software version identifier.
CONTROL HANDLE
This menu will allow the service technician to view
the control handle software version identifier.
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Figure 14. View SW Versions Menu

REMOTE CAN MODULE (N35ZDR, N45ZR, CASTER CONTROLLER

N30ZDR, N35-40ZR)
This menu will allow the service technician to view
This menu will allow the service technician to view the caster controller software version identifier for
the CAN module software version identifier. the optional caster steering controller.

STEER CONTROLLER AUX PUMP

This menu will allow the service technician to view This menu will allow the service technician to view
the steer controller software version identifier for the the Aux Pump controller software version identifier.
main steering controller.

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Passwords Menu
NOTE: A technician level password is required to in-
put initial Supervisor and Operator passwords into
the dash display.
There are four password levels that will allow vary-
ing degrees of access to add, edit, or delete pass-
words. The password option must first be turned
on using the display or ETACC for the passwords to
work.
• Operator Level passwords only allow an operator
to activate lift truck functions when the password
option is enabled. This level does not allow access
to add, edit or delete any passwords.
• Supervisor Level passwords can add, edit, and
delete all Operator level passwords as well as edit
the currently active Supervisor password. This
password level also allows the supervisor to reset
certain functions such as the optional impact sen-
sor.
• Technician Level password access is required
to add, delete, or edit Supervisor level passwords.
Anyone with Technician level access can add,
delete, or edit Supervisor or Operator level pass-
words.
• The Factory Level password installed at the fac-
tory is 55555. Use this default password when
initially setting up the lift truck with ETACC for
the customer to input the initial Supervisor, Oper-
ator, and additional Technician passwords in the
display.
Figure 15. Passwords Menu
Passwords Menu
It is recommended to change the Factory Level pass-
word from the default after initial setup is complete,
to prevent unauthorized access. Changing the Fac-
tory Level password can only be accomplished using
ETACC to change the Factory Level password in the
"New Value" column of the "Factory Set Up Menu."
Factory level access without a Factory level password
is only available when using the ETACC system. Ad-
ditionally, passwords of any level that have been lost
can be reset, added, edited, or deleted using ETACC.
NOTE: Technician level passwords should not be set
the same as the Factory Default password. Addition-
ally, any time a Factory Level password is used to
access the set up menu to change any factory values,
the Factory Level password number must be reen-
tered or changed or ETACC programming will auto-
matically reset the Factory Level password to the de-
fault (55555SERVICE) when "Download" is selected.
Within the Passwords menu, the technician has ac-
cess to the following dash display functions:
• View Operator Log
• Add Password
• Delete Password
• Edit Password
These functions are not available when using an op-
erator password. See Figure 15.
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FUNCTIONS password into the dash display. See Figure 16. This
provides the following information:
View Operator Log • Password
• Time
Entering this function allows the technician to view
the login information of all users who have entered a

Figure 16. Operator Log Menu

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Add Password
NOTE: A total of 50 passwords may be stored within
the dash display.
Within the Passwords menu, use the ↑ (scroll up) or
↓ (scroll down) key to highlight the Add Passwords
menu and press the → (right arrow) key to enter the
Add Passwords menu.
Enter the five-digit numeric password. The pass-
word is made up of five numbers from 1 to 5 (example:
12345, 25314, 22222, etc.). Use the ↑ (scroll up) and
↓ (scroll down) keys (or numeric keys) to change the
individual digits of the password at the cursor posi-
tion. Use the → (right arrow) key to move the cursor
to the next position and continue the process until all
five digits are selected. See Figure 17.
A user identifier may be entered under the user sec-
tion. Use the → (right arrow) key to move the cursor
to the first position in the user area of the screen.
Digits 0 through 9 and letters A through Z are avail-
able for use within this section. Use the ↑ (scroll up)
and ↓ (scroll down) keys to cycle through the selec-
tions until the desired character is displayed. Use
Figure 17. Add Password
Passwords Menu
the → (right arrow) key to move the cursor to the next
position and repeat the process until the correct iden-
tifier is displayed.
Use the → (right arrow) key to move to the Mode
section of the screen. Use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓
(scroll down) keys to select a number from 1 to 4 that
corresponds to the drive mode allowed for this user.
See the Operating Manual for a description of the
Drive Modes available on this lift truck.
NOTE: Technicians can add Technician, Supervisor,
and Operator passwords.
Use the → (right arrow) key to move to the type sec-
tion of the screen. Use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓ (scroll
down) keys to select OPERATOR, TECHNICIAN, or
SUPERVISOR.
The ← (left arrow) key can be used to move the cursor
to the left to make any corrections to the data that
has been entered. If the information is correct, press
the (enter) key to save the information and return
to the Passwords menu. Press the (pencil) key to
go back and edit the information. Press the ← (left
arrow) key to return to the Main Menu.
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Delete Password
NOTE: Service Technicians can delete their own
Technician level password as well as all Supervisor
and Operator passwords.
Within the Passwords menu, use the ↑ (scroll up) or
↓ (scroll down) key to highlight the Delete Password
menu and press the → (right arrow) key to enter the
Delete Password Menu.
Figure 18. Delete Password Menu
Edit Password
NOTE: Service Technicians can edit their own Tech-
nician level password as well as all Supervisor and
Operator passwords.
Within the Passwords menu, use the ↑ (scroll up) or
↓ (scroll down) key to highlight the Edit Password
menu and press the (pencil) key to enter the Edit
Password menu.
All passwords currently active on the lift truck will
be displayed. Use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓ (scroll down)
keys to select the password to be edited. Use the →
(right arrow) and ← (left arrow) keys to move the
cursor to the information that needs to be changed.
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All passwords currently active on the lift truck will be
displayed. Use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓ (scroll down)
keys to select the password to be deleted. See Fig-
ure 18.
Press the X (delete) key to delete the selected pass-
word. Press the ← (left arrow) key to return to the
Main Menu.
Digits 0 through 9 and letters A through Z are avail-
able for use in the Edit Password menu. Use the ↑
(scroll up) or ↓ (scroll down) key to cycle through the
selections until the desired character is displayed.
Use the → (right arrow) key to move the cursor to the
next position and repeat the process until the correct
information is displayed.
The ← (left arrow) key can be used to move the cursor
to the left to make any further correction to the data
that has been entered. If the information is correct,
press the (enter) key to save the information. Press
the ← (left arrow) key to return to the Main Menu.
See Figure 19.
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Figure 19. Edit Password Menu

Setup Shelf Height

This function presets the heights at which the shelf
height selector system will automatically stop the
forks when the shelf height selector option is enabled.
The system is capable of accepting up to 10 different
preset fork elevations. Use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓
(scroll down) keys to highlight the pick height num-
ber to be associated with the preset elevation. Enter
the elevation in inches using the number keys on the
dash display and press the (enter) key to save the
preset height. See Figure 20.

Figure 20. Setup Shelf Height

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Learn Shelf Height

This function presets the heights at which the shelf
height selector system will automatically stop the
forks when the shelf height selector option is enabled.
The system is capable of accepting up to 10 different
preset fork elevations. Use the ↑ (scroll up) and ↓
(scroll down) keys to highlight the pick height num-
ber to be associated with the preset elevation. Ele-
vate the forks to the desired elevation and press the
(enter) key to save the fork elevation and associate
it to the pick height number. See Figure 21.

Figure 21. Learn Shelf Height

Impact Sensor
• Impact Sound
CAUTION • Clear Impact
The Impact Sensor function should never be • Hard Duration
turned ON unless the truck is equipped with • Hard Acceleration
impact sensor hardware. • Soft Duration
• Soft Acceleration
Within the Impact Sensor menu, the service techni- These functions are available only to a supervisor or
cian has access to the following dash display func- a service technician and cannot be accessed using an
tions: operator password. See Table 7.
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Table 7. Impact Sensor Data Display

Impact
Sensor Press → Key Impact Action
Off Press → Key Impact Action
Off
Press * key to save
Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Impact Action Press * key to save

Log Only Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Impact Action Press * key to save

↑ Scroll ↓
Reduced Speed Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Impact Action Press * key to save

No Lift Press ← key to cancel

Impact Sound Press * key to save

001 Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Clear Impact Press * key to save

Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Hard Duration Press * key to save

100 Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Hard Accel Press * key to save

160 Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Soft Duration Press * key to save

70 Press ← key to cancel

↑ Scroll ↓

Soft Accel Press * key to save

250 Press ← key to cancel

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FUNCTIONS
Impact Action
Entering this function allows the service technician
to change how the lift truck will react after sensing
an impact. This function may be set for the following
actions:
• OFF - No action will be taken
• Log Only - The impact will be logged in the truck
Error Log
• Reduced Speed - The lift truck will operate at "Tur-
tle" speed until reset
• No Lift - Lifting will be disabled until reset and the
lift truck will operate at "Turtle" speed
Impact Sound
Entering this function allows the service technician
to set the duration of the audible alarm. Select a
value between 1 and 9. A setting of 1 will turn the
alarm ON for 15 seconds. Each additional number
will increase the alarm time by 15 seconds. A setting
of 9 will cause the alarm to be continuous.
Clear Impact
Entering this function allows the service technician
to clear the impact sensor after an impact has oc-
curred and restore normal truck operation.
Hard Duration
This function increases or decreases the amount of
time the impact must be sustained at the level set
with the Hard Acceleration parameter in order to set
a HARD impact in the error log and initiate the ac-
tion set by the IMPACT ACTION parameter. This
parameter may be set from 0 to 255. Increasing the
parameter number will increase the amount of time
the impact must be sustained to be recorded as an
impact. For HARD impacts, this parameter will be
set lower than the SOFT DURATION parameter.
Hard Acceleration
This function increases or decreases the severity of
the impact required to set a Hard impact in the error
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log and initiate the action set by the IMPACT AC-
TION parameter. This severity of impact must be
sustained over the period of time set with the HARD
DURATION parameter. This parameter may be set
from 0 to 255. Increasing the parameter number will
increase the amount of deceleration that must be sus-
tained to be recorded as an impact.
Soft Duration
This function increased or decreased the amount of
time the impact must be sustained at the level set
with the SOFT ACCELERATION parameter in order
to set a soft impact in the error log and initiate the
action set by the IMPACT ACTION parameter. This
parameter may be set from 0 to 255. Increasing the
parameter number will increase the amount of time
the impact must be sustained to be recorded as an
impact. For SOFT impacts, this parameter will be
set higher than the HARD DURATION parameter.
Soft Acceleration
This function increases or decreased the severity
of the impact required to set a SOFT impact in the
error log and initiate the action set by the IMPACT
ACTION parameter. This severity of impact must
be sustained over the period of time set with the
SOFT DURATION parameter. This parameter may
be set from 0 to 255. Increasing the parameter value
will increase the amount of deceleration that must
be sustained to be recorded as an impact. For SOFT
impacts, this parameter will be set lower than the
HARD ACCELERATION parameter.
Impact Events
Lift trucks equipped with the optional impact sensor
leave the factory with the sensor deactivated and set
with default parameter values. The impact sensor is
equipped with an accelerometer that measures the
rate and time of truck deceleration continuously and
monitors how strong the deceleration is and how long
it lasts. A HARD impact is defined as a high rate of
deceleration occurring over a short period of time. A
SOFT impact is defined as a lower rated of decelera-
tion occurring over a longer period of time.
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Maintenance Reminder
Within the Maintenance Reminder menu, the service • Maintenance Reminder
technician can enable or disable the next truck ser- • Maintenance Interval
vice reminder and set the number of hours until the These functions are available only to a service tech-
reminder is set on the dash display from the follow- nician and cannot be accessed using an operator or
ing functions: supervisor password. See Figure 22.

Figure 22. Maintenance Reminder Menu

FUNCTIONS Maintenance Interval

Maintenance Reminder
Entering this function allows the service technician
to turn the service reminder ON, OFF, or to reset the
reminder time interval.
Entering this function allows the service technician
to select the reminder interval at 200, 350, 500, 750,
or 1000 hours.

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