USER INTERFACE -

SUPERVISOR
S30-35FT, S40FTS [E010, F010];
H1.6-1.8FT, H2.0FTS
(H30-35FT, H40FTS) [F001, G001];
S2.0-3.5FT (S40-70FT, S55FTS ) [F187, G187, H187];
H2.0-3.5FT (H40-70FT) [L177, N177, P177];
S4.0-5.5FT, S5.5FTS ([S80-120FT, S80-100FTBCS, S120FT,
S120FTPRS) [G004, H004, J004];
H4.0FT5, H4.0FT6, H4.5FTS5, H4.5FT6, H5.0-5.5FT
(H80-120FT) [N005, P005, R005, S005, U005];
S6.0-7.0FT (S135-S155FT) [D024, E024, F024, G024];
H6.0-7.0FT (H135-155FT) [H006, J006, K006, L006];
H8.0-9.0FT, H8.0FT9 (H170-190FT, H175FT36)
[A299, B299, C299]

This manual contains information that is confidential and/or proprietary to Hyster

Company, its subsidiaries and/or vendors. Copying or distribution of any sections
of this manual marked "Confidential/Proprietary" is prohibited.

PART NO. 1580518 2200 SRM 1130

 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
• The Service Manuals are updated on a regular basis, but may not reflect recent design changes to the
product. Updated technical service information may be available from your local authorized Hyster®
dealer. Service Manuals provide general guidelines for maintenance and service and are intended for
use by trained and experienced technicians. Failure to properly maintain equipment or to follow in-
structions contained in the Service Manual could result in damage to the products, personal injury,
property damage or death.
• 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 ex-
ceed 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 flamma-
ble. 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.
 Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS
General .....................................................................................................................................................................1
Description .......................................................................................................................................................... 1
Dash Display Menu Access .................................................................................................................................1
Menu Navigation .....................................................................................................................................................2
Standard Display ................................................................................................................................................ 2
Main Menu ...............................................................................................................................................................2
Passwords Menu ......................................................................................................................................................3
Password Administration ....................................................................................................................................... 3
Add Password ......................................................................................................................................................3
Delete Password ..................................................................................................................................................4
Edit Password ..................................................................................................................................................... 4
Other Password Functions ......................................................................................................................................5
Operator Passwords - Enable/Disable ............................................................................................................... 5
Password Time-Out Delay ..................................................................................................................................5
Passwords - Number Wrong to Disable ............................................................................................................. 6
Lockout Reset Password ..................................................................................................................................... 6
View Password Log ............................................................................................................................................. 6
View Versions .......................................................................................................................................................... 7
VSM Versions ......................................................................................................................................................7
Dash Display Versions ........................................................................................................................................8
Engine Controller Version ..................................................................................................................................9
Transmission (Xmsn) Controller Version ........................................................................................................ 10
Truck Serial Number ........................................................................................................................................ 11
Diagnostics .............................................................................................................................................................11
View Fault Log .................................................................................................................................................. 11
Set Travel and Braking .........................................................................................................................................12
Speed Limit ....................................................................................................................................................... 12
Acceleration Rate .............................................................................................................................................. 13
Auto-Deceleration Rate .....................................................................................................................................14
Set Power Reversal Rate .................................................................................................................................. 15
Set Inching/Brake Overlap ...............................................................................................................................16
Setup Display Menu ..............................................................................................................................................17
Set Operator Language .....................................................................................................................................17
Set Units ............................................................................................................................................................18
Set Time Format (12/24 Hour) ......................................................................................................................... 18
Set Daylight Saving Time .................................................................................................................................18
Set Time .............................................................................................................................................................22
Set Date Format ................................................................................................................................................22
Set Date ............................................................................................................................................................. 23
Setup Hydraulics ...................................................................................................................................................24
Return to Set Tilt Delay/On/Off ....................................................................................................................... 24
Setup General Items ............................................................................................................................................. 25
Light Shutdown Time-Out ............................................................................................................................... 25
Impact Sensor - Enable/Disable ....................................................................................................................... 26
Impact Sensor - Soft Impact Settings .............................................................................................................. 26
Impact Sensor - Hard Impact Settings ............................................................................................................ 27
Adjust Impact Sensor Settings .........................................................................................................................28
Initial Adjustment of Soft and Hard Impact Settings ................................................................................ 30
Readjustment of Soft and Hard Impact Settings ........................................................................................30
Impact Sensor - Impact Alarm/Shutdown Reset .............................................................................................32

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued)

Impact Sensor - Alarm Time Duration and Deactivation ...............................................................................32
Impact Sensor - View Impact Event Log ......................................................................................................... 33
Engine Mode Indicator ..................................................................................................................................... 33
Generation 1 (ECO-eLo ONLY) ................................................................................................................... 33
Generation 2 ..................................................................................................................................................34
Operator Checklist ................................................................................................................................................ 35
Operator Checklist Off-On Mode ..................................................................................................................... 35
Edit Operator Checklist ....................................................................................................................................35
Set Operator Checklist Expiration ...................................................................................................................36
View Checklist Log ........................................................................................................................................... 36
Clear Operator Checklist Log ...........................................................................................................................37
Clear Operator Checklist Fault ........................................................................................................................37
Calibrations ........................................................................................................................................................... 38
Set Tilt Stop Point .............................................................................................................................................38
Calibrate Loaded Weight ..................................................................................................................................39

This section is for the following models:

(S30-35FT, S40FTS) [E010, F010];

H1.6-1.8FT, H2.0FTS (H30-35FT, H40FTS) [F001, G001];
S2.0-3.5FT (S40-70FT, S55FTS ) [F187, G187, H187];
H2.0-3.5FT (H40-70FT) [L177, N177, P177];
S4.0-5.5FT, S5.5FTS ([S80-120FT, S80-100FTBCS, S120FT, S120FTPRS) [G004,
H004, J004];
H4.0FT5, H4.0FT6, H4.5FTS5, H4.5FT6, H5.0-5.5FT (H80-120FT) [N005, P005,
R005, S005, U005];
S6.0-7.0FT (S135-S155FT) [D024, E024, F024, G024];
H6.0-7.0FT (H135-155FT) [H006, J006, K006, L006];
H8.0-9.0FT, H8.0FT9 (H170-190FT, H175FT36) [A299, B299, C299]

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General
DESCRIPTION
NOTE: Initial setup of operator/supervisor
passwords must be done by a qualified dealer
technician with service level menu access.

This section contains information to allow access to

the supervisor functions of the dash display. With a
proper supervisor password, the supervisor can
access menu items not visible to persons with
operator password level access. Menu items
covering optional equipment will only be displayed
for those options installed on the lift truck. Access
to display panel functions is through the scroll keys
#4 and #5 and the ∗ (enter) key on the right-hand
side of the dash display located on the steering
column of the truck. See Figure 1. After
successfully entering your supervisor password into
the dash display, push the ∗ (enter) key for access
to the Main Menu.

DASH DISPLAY MENU ACCESS

NOTE: A qualified dealer technician with service
level access must install the initial supervisor 1. NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #1
password. Once the initial supervisor password is 2. NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #2
3. ENTER KEY
installed, that password may be used to access all 4. NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #3
functions listed in this section and install 5. DOWN ARROW KEY
additional supervisor, operator, or password 6. UP ARROW KEY
lockout passwords. 7. NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #4
8. NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #5
When the key is turned to the ON position or the Figure 1. Menu Access Keys
Power On button is pushed, the menu access keys
are activated.
Table 1. Password Screen
Upon initialization, the Password screen will be
shown on the dash display. See Table 1. Enter your
five-digit supervisor password using the five Enter Password XXXXX
number keys on the right-hand dash display input
panel. Press the ∗ (enter) key to enable all dash
display menu options allowed for supervisor
password access.

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Menu Navigation
STANDARD DISPLAY
Upon successful entry of your supervisor password,
you will be directed to the Main Menu. Using the
scroll keys #4 and #5, scroll through the menu
choices until you see the selection you want to ac-
cess. Press the ∗ (enter) key to access that selec-
tion. The Main Menu will only include the menus
that are accessible with a supervisor password.
The ∗ (enter) key is used to make selections within
a menu. The #4 and #5 scroll keys allow you to
move from menu to menu.
Each menu (except the Main Menu) will have a
Back One Level option within the menu options at
that level. Use the scroll keys #4 and #5 to access
this option. Press the ∗ (enter) key to select this op-
tion and return to the previous menu.
Any time an optional value is changed within a
menu, pressing the ∗ key will take you to the Exit
Options menu where you will have the opportunity
to return to the previous menu, exit the menu sys-
tem without saving any changes, or save your
changes and exit the menu system. See Table 2.
Some menus may contain several optional values
that can be adjusted. It is not necessary to exit the
menu after each adjustment and re-enter the menu
to make multiple changes within a menu. After
making a change to an optional value, use the Back
1 Level option to re-enter the menu, scroll to the
next option to be adjusted, and make the change.
After all adjustments have been made, press the *
key to access the Exit Menu and save your changes.

Table 2. Exit Options Menu

Main Menu Save All Changes and Exit Press * Key to Save
Save and Exit Press * Key Menu - Yes Changes and Return to
Menu
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Main Menu Cancel Save Press * Key to Exit and
Exit Without Saving Return to Menu Return to Menu

Main Menu
NOTE: Depending upon how the lift truck is equip- • Set Travel and Braking
ped, some of the functions described in this section • Setup Hydraulics
may not be included in the on-board menu struc-
ture for a particular lift truck. • Setup Display
• Setup General Items
Upon entering the Main Menu from the password • Calibrations
entry screen, the following menu functions are visi-
ble to the supervisor: • Save and Exit

• View Versions • Exit Without Saving

• Passwords
• Diagnostics

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Passwords Menu
NOTE: Personnel assigned with a supervisor level
password cannot add, change, or delete service
level passwords.
Within the Passwords Menu, the supervisor has ac-
cess to the following additional dash display func-
tions: View Password Log, Add Password, Delete
Password, Edit Password, Operator Passwords En-
able/Disable, Password Time-Out Delay, and Pass-
words – Number Wrong to Disable. These functions
are not available to anyone using an operator pass-
word.

Password Administration
ADD PASSWORD Supervisor - Same rights as the Service
level password except the Supervisor level
NOTE: cannot add, change, or delete Service level
passwords.
• Personnel assigned with a supervisor level
password cannot add, change, or delete serv- Service Technician - Has all rights al-
ice level passwords. lowed for Operator, Lockout Reset and Su-
pervisor passwords, plus the ability to add,
• The Vehicle System Manager can hold up to
delete, and edit Service passwords; view all
250 passwords. This can be in any combina-
diagnostic information, and adjust all service
tion of user, supervisor, or service passwords.
access parameters within the pre-set limits.
On trucks equipped with the hood switch op-
After entering the Add Password menu, enter the
tion, a Service password allows truck to be
new user's five-digit password using the number
started with hood open.
*
keys and press the key to add the password. See
Table 3. You will be asked to enter the password If the password is accepted, the display will return
type. to the Add Password menu. Scroll to the Exit Op-
tions menu and choose the appropriate action.
Select:
Operator - Allows truck operation.
Lockout Reset - Allows supervisor to reset
the password function after password lockout
has been enabled.

Table 3. Add Password Menu

Main Menu Passwords Enter Pass- Enter 5-Digit Password Password Type Select 1 Op-
Passwords Press * Key Add Password Press * Key word and Press * Key Operator erator Type

↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Passwords Password Type
Back 1 Level Lockout Reset
↑
SCROLL
↓
Password Type
Supervisor

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DELETE PASSWORD confirm that you want to delete the password. If

you want to delete the password, choose Yes and
This function allows the supervisor to delete the press the *key. If the delete is accepted, the dis-
password information of any user or supervisor. play will return to the Delete Password menu.
Scroll to the Exit Options menu and choose the ap-
After entering the Delete Password menu, enter the propriate action.
five-digit password you want to delete and press
the * key. See Table 4. You will be prompted to

Table 4. Delete Password Menu

Passwords Enter 5-Digit Select Action

Main Menu Press * Delete Pass- Press * Key Delete Password Password and Delete Password? No and
Passwords Enter Password Password XXXXX
Key word Press Key * Press * Key
↑ ↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓ ↓
Passwords Passwords Delete Password? Yes
Back 1 Level Back 1 Level Password XXXXX

EDIT PASSWORD password entered will now be displayed on the dash

display. You can edit the five-digit password by en-
This function allows the supervisor to edit any ex- tering the new password using the number keys.
isting password information that has been stored in When finished, press the *
key and edit the pass-
the dash display. word type. Use the scroll keys to select the new

After entering the Edit Password menu, enter the password type and press the * key to store the se-
lection.
password you want to edit and press the key. If *
the password entered for editing has not been If you want to continue making edits, select the
stored in the dash display, the next higher stored Save and Return option to return to the Edit Pass-
password will be displayed. Use the scroll keys to word menu. If you are finished making changes,
scroll through the stored passwords. Use the key * scroll to the Exit Options menu and choose the ap-
to select a password for editing. See Table 5. The propriate action.
password and password type information for the

Table 5. Edit Password Menu

Enter 5-Digit Edit Password Select 1 Operator
Passwords Editing Password
Main Menu Edit Password Password and and Password Type Type and
Passwords Press * Key Edit Pass- Press * Key Enter Password
Password XXXXX
Operator
word Press * Key Type Press * Key Press * Key
↑ ↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓ ↓
Passwords Passwords Password Type
Back 1 Level Back 1 Level Lockout Reset
↑
SCROLL
↓
Password Type
Supervisor
↑
SCROLL
↓
Password Type
Service

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Other Password Functions

NOTE: Personnel assigned with a supervisor level Use the scroll keys to select Activated or Deactiva-
password cannot add, change, or delete service
level passwords.
ted and press the *
key to access the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action. See Ta-
OPERATOR PASSWORDS - ENABLE/ ble 6.
DISABLE

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator

passwords, this function can be used to enable or
disable the use of operator passwords.

Table 6. Operator Passwords Menu

Main Menu Passwords Operator Operator Password Select Action and

Press * Key Press * Key
Passwords Password Activated Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Passwords Operator Password
Back 1 Level Deactivated

PASSWORD TIME-OUT DELAY
If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
passwords, this function can be used to select the
amount of time an operator can turn OFF the lift
truck and RESTART the lift truck without having
to re-enter operator's password.
See Table 7. The delay must be entered in one-mi-
nute increments up to five minutes. For delay lon-
ger than five minutes, the delay must be entered in
five-minute increments. The maximum delay that
can be entered is 30 minutes. After entering the de-
lay, press the * key to access the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action.

After entering the Password Time-Out Delay menu,

enter the number of minutes you want to allow be-
fore requiring re-entry of the operator password.

Table 7. Password Time-Out Delay Menu

Main Menu Passwords Time- Time-Out Delay Select Delay from Available
Passwords Press * Key Out Delay Press * Key 30 Minutes Selections and Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Passwords Time-Out Delay
Back 1 Level 0 Minutes

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PASSWORDS - NUMBER WRONG TO
DISABLE
This function is used to select the number of times
an operator can enter an incorrect password before
disabling further access to the lift truck.
choose to deactivate this function and allow unre-
stricted log-in attempts. After making your selec-
tion, press the *key to access the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action.

After entering the Passwords – Number Wrong to

Disable menu, use the scroll keys to select between
1 and 10 attempts. See Table 8. You may also

Table 8. Passwords - Number Wrong to Disable Menu

Select # of Wrong Entries

Main Menu Passwords # Wrong To Disable from Available Selections and
Passwords Press * Key # Wrong To Disable Press * Key 10 Entries
Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Passwords # Wrong To Disable
Back 1 Level 1 Entries
↑
SCROLL
↓
# Wrong To Disable
Deactivated

LOCKOUT RESET PASSWORD
If the operator continues to enter an incorrect pass-
word and activates the lockout feature above, the
system must be reset by someone with a lockout re-
set password, a supervisor password, or a service
technician password. The supervisor can assign a
lockout reset password to anyone using the Pass-
words menu. Enter the password using the Add
Password menu and select Lockout Reset for the
password type. This allows the person assigned the
lockout reset password to unlock the lift truck with-
out allowing access to other dash display menu
functions.
provides the supervisor with the following informa-
tion – password, date, and the engine hourmeter
reading at the time of log-in each time a password
has been entered into the dash display. If the truck
has been accessed by a service technician, the log
will show a SERV entry.
The supervisor can scroll through the log entries
using the scroll keys. Pressing the *
key at any
time will return the display to the Passwords
menu.

VIEW PASSWORD LOG

Entering this function allows the supervisor to view

the log-in information of all users who have entered
a password into the dash display. See Table 9. This

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Table 9. View Password Log Menu

Main Menu Passwords Password Log XXXXX Press * Key to Return

Passwords Press * Key View Password Log Press * Key 06/12/04 998 to Main Menu
↑
SCROLL
↓
Passwords
Back 1 Level

View Versions
Upon entering the View Versions Menu from the
Main Menu, the following menu functions are visi-
ble to the supervisor:
• Vehicle Systems Manager
• Dash Display
• Engine Controller (if equipped)
• Transmission (Xmsn) Controller (if equipped)
• Truck Serial Number
Use the scroll keys to move to the desired function
and press the * key to select the function.
VSM VERSIONS
This function allows the supervisor access to the
hardware, software, and configuration versions cur-
rently installed on the lift truck.
From the View Versions menu, select the Vehicle
System Manager menu and press the * key. Using
the scroll keys, you can view the hardware, soft-
ware, and configuration versions of the vehicle sys-
tem manager. See Table 10. Select Back One Level,
then press the * key to return to the previous
menu.

Table 10. View VSM Versions Menu

Main Menu View Versions Vehicle Syst Manager XXXXXXXX

View Versions Press * Key Vehicle Syst Manager Press * Key Hardware

↑
SCROLL
↓
Vehicle Syst Manager XXXXXXXX
Software
↑
SCROLL
↓
Vehicle Syst Manager XXXXXXXX
Config
↑
SCROLL
↓
Vehicle Syst Manager
Back One Level

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DASH DISPLAY VERSIONS
This function allows the supervisor access to the
hardware, software, and configuration versions of
the dash display currently installed on the lift
truck.
From the View Versions menu, select the Dash Dis-
play menu and press the * key. Using the scroll
keys, you can view the hardware, software, and
configuration versions of the dash display. See Ta-
ble 11. Select Back One Level, then press the * key
to return to the previous menu.

Table 11. View Dash Display Versions Menu

Main Menu View Versions

View Versions Press * Key Vehicle Syst Manager
↑
SCROLL
↓
View Versions Dash Display XXXXXXXX
Dash Display Press * Key Hardware
↑
SCROLL
↓
Dash Display XXXXXXXX
Software
↑
SCROLL
↓
Dash Display XXXXXXXX
Config
↑
SCROLL
↓
Dash Display
Back One Level

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ENGINE CONTROLLER VERSION
If lift truck is equipped with Engine Controller Ver-
sion, this function will allow the supervisor access
to the hardware and software versions of the en-
gine controller currently installed on the lift truck.
From the View Versions menu, select the Engine
Controller menu and press the * key. Using the
scroll keys, you can view the hardware and soft-
ware versions of the engine controller. See Ta-
ble 12. Select Back One Level, then press the * key
to return to the previous menu.

Table 12. View Engine Controller Versions Menu

Main Menu View Versions

View Versions Press * Key Vehicle Syst Manager
↑
SCROLL
↓
View Versions Engine Controller XXXXXXXX
Engine Controller Press * Key Hardware
↑
SCROLL
↓
Engine Controller XXXXXXXX
Software
↑
SCROLL
↓
Engine Controller
Back One Level

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TRANSMISSION (XMSN) CONTROLLER
VERSION
If lift truck is equipped with Transmission Control-
ler Version, this function will allow the supervisor
access to the hardware and software versions of the
optional transmission controller currently installed
on the lift truck.
From the View Versions menu, select the Xmsn
Controller menu and press the * key. Using the
scroll keys, you can view the hardware and soft-
ware versions of the transmission controller. See
Table 13. Select Back One Level, then press the *
key to return to the previous menu.

Table 13. View Transmission Controller Versions Menu

Main Menu View Versions

View Versions Press * Key Vehicle Syst Manager
↑
SCROLL
↓
View Versions Xmsn Controller XXXXXXXX
Xmsn Controller Press * Key Hardware
↑
SCROLL
↓
Xmsn Controller XXXXXXXX
Software
↑
SCROLL
↓
Xmsn Controller
Back One Level

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TRUCK SERIAL NUMBER From the View Versions menu, select the Truck Se-
rial Number menu and press the * key to view the
This function allows the supervisor access to the truck serial number. See Table 14. Select Back One
truck serial number. Level, then press the * key to return to the previ-
ous menu.

Table 14. View Truck Serial Number Menu

Main Menu View Versions

View Versions Press * Key Vehicle Syst Manager
↑
SCROLL
↓
View Versions Truck Serial Number
Truck Serial Number Press * Key XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
↑
SCROLL
↓
Truck Serial Number
Back One Level

Diagnostics
Upon entering the Diagnostics Menu from the Main VIEW FAULT LOG
Menu, the following menu function is visible to the
supervisor: This function will allow the supervisor to view all
• View Fault Log faults stored in the VSM. All fault codes will be dis-
played with the most recent fault listed first. See
For a complete description of the Diagnostic func- Table 15.
tions accessible through the Dash Display. See the
Diagnostic Troubleshooting Manual
9000SRM1112.

Use the scroll keys to move to the desired function

and press the * key to select the function.

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Table 15. View Fault Log

Main Menu Diagnostics

Diagnostics Press * Clear Fault
Key Log
↑
SCROLL
↓
Diagnostics VS
123456-12 # 9
View Fault Press * Key M 9 Last 12 Press * Key
Log 1st
↑
SCROLL
↓
Hyd
123457- 2 # 1 Press * Key
r
11 Last 11
1st
↑
SCROLL
↓
EC
111111- 3 # 12 Press * Key
U
5 Last 9
1st

Set Travel and Braking

Upon entering the Set Travel and Braking menu, minimum of 7 km/h (4 mph) up to the maximum al-
the following menu functions are visible to the su- lowed for the lift truck model being adjusted. The
pervisor: speed may be set in 1 km/h (0.5 mph) increments.
• Speed Limit Setting the speed limit higher than the maximum
allowed for the lift truck model being adjusted will
• Acceleration Rate cause this function to be deactivated.
• Auto-Deceleration Rate
• Set Power Reversal Rate From the Set Travel and Braking menu, select Set
• Set Inching/Brake Overlap Speed Limit and press the * key. Enter the desired
limit for maximum truck speed or use the scroll
Use the scroll keys to move to the desired function keys to select Speed Limit Off. See Table 16. Press
and press the * key to select the function. the * key to save your selection and access the Exit
Options menu.
SPEED LIMIT

If the lift truck is configured for optional speed

limit, this function can be used to adjust or deacti-
vate the truck speed limit. Speed may be set from a

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Table 16. Speed Limit Menu

Select Maximum Speed from

Main Menu Set Travel & Braking Set Speed Limit Menu or Turn the Speed Limit
Set Travel & Braking Press * Key Set Speed Limit Press * Key Speed Limit Off
Off and Press * Key to Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Speed Limit
Max Speed Allowed for
Lift Truck
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Speed Limit
Min Speed 4.0 mph

ACCELERATION RATE From the Travel and Braking menu, select Set Ac-
* key. See Table 17. Select
celeration and press the
If the lift truck is configured for optional Dura- a number from 1 to 10 and press the * key to save
Match Plus or DuraMatch Plus2 transmissions,
your selection and access the Exit Options menu.
this function can be used to adjust the travel rate of
acceleration. The rate of acceleration can be adjus-
ted using a scale of 1 to 10. Using a setting of 10
will result in the fastest rate of acceleration. Using
a number lower than 10 will result in a slower rate
of acceleration.

Table 17. Acceleration Rate Menu

Main Menu Set Travel & Braking

Set Travel & Braking Press * Key Set Speed Limit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Travel & Braking Set Acceleration Rate from 1 to
Set Acceleration 10 and
Press * Key Set Acceleration 10
Press * Key to Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Acceleration 1

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AUTO-DECELERATION RATE From the Travel and Braking menu, select Set
Auto-Decel and press the * key. See Table 18. Se-
If the lift truck is configured for optional Dura- lect a number from 1 to 10 and press the * key to
Match, DuraMatch Plus, or DuraMatch Plus2
save your selection and access the Exit Options
transmissions, this function can be used to adjust
menu.
the travel rate of deceleration when the accelerator
pedal is released. The rate of deceleration can be
adjusted using a scale of 1 to 10. Using a setting of
10 will result in the fastest rate of deceleration. Us-
ing a number lower than 10 will result in a slower
rate of deceleration.

Table 18. Auto-Decel Menu

Main Menu Set Travel & Braking

Set Travel & Braking Press * Key Set Speed Limit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Travel & Braking Set Auto-Decel Rate from 1 to
Set Auto-Decel Press * Key Set Auto-Decel 10
10 and Press * Key to Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Auto-Decel 1

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SET POWER REVERSAL RATE From the Travel and Braking menu, select Power
Reversal and press the * key. See Table 19. Select a
If the lift truck is configured for optional Dura- number from 1 to 10 and press the * key to save
Match, DuraMatch Plus, or DuraMatch Plus2
your selection and access the Exit Options menu.
transmissions, this function can be used to adjust
the travel rate of deceleration when the truck is re-
quired to reverse direction while traveling. The rate
of deceleration can be adjusted using a scale of 1 to
10. Using a setting of 10 will result in the fastest
rate of deceleration. Using a number lower than 10
will result in a slower rate of deceleration.

Table 19. Power Reversal Menu

Main Menu Set Travel & Braking

Set Travel & Braking Press * Key Set Speed Limit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Power Reversal Rate
Set Travel & Braking from 1 to 10 and
Set Power Reversal Press * Key Set Power Reversal 10
Press * Key to Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Power Reversal 1

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SET INCHING/BRAKE OVERLAP setting of 10 will result in the most overlap. Using
a setting of 1 will result in the transmission being
This function is available on lift trucks equipped decoupled before brake system pressure begins to
with a two speed Basic Powershift transmission rise (no overlap).
shown below
Typically, overlap will be set low if high rpm hy-
• S30-35FT, S40FTS (E010, F010)
draulic operation is required at low travel speeds.
• H1.6-1.8FT, H2.0FTS (H30-35FT, H40FTS) High overlap is typically used to hold the lift truck
(F001, G001) in position at low travel speed when operating on
• S2.0-3.5FT (S40-70FT, S55FTS) (F187, uneven or sloped terrain.
G187, H187)
From the Travel and Braking menu, select Set
• H2.0-3.5FT (H40-70FT) (L177, N177, P177)
Inch/Brk Overlap and press the * key. See Ta-
• S4.0-5.5FT, S5.5FTS (S80-120FT,
ble 20. Select a number from 1 to 10 and press the
S80-100FTBCS, S120FTS, S120FTPRS)
(G004, H004, J004) * key to save your selection and access the Exit Op-
tions menu.
• H4.0FT5/FT6, H4.5FTS5, H4.5FT6,
H5.0-5.5FT (H80-120FT) (N005, P005, R005,
S005, U005)
Use this function to change the amount of overlap
between the brake and the transmission. The over-
lap can be adjusted using a scale of 1 to 10. Using a

Table 20. Inch/Brake Overlap Menu

Main Menu Set Travel & Braking

Set Travel & Braking Press * Key Set Speed Limit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Inch/Brake Overlap
Set Travel & Braking from 1 to 10 and
Set Inch/Brk Overlap Press * Key Set Inch/Brk Overlap 10
Press * Key to Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Inch/Brk Overlap 1

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Setup Display Menu

SET OPERATOR LANGUAGE
This function allows the supervisor to select the
language to be used to display information on the
dash display.
Select the language desired by using the scroll
keys. See Table 21. After making your selection,
press the *
key to access the Exit Options menu
and choose the appropriate action.

NOTE: When changing languages, it may be neces-

sary for the dash display to reset to the new lan-
guage. This process may take several seconds to
complete. Wait for the dash display to reset and
display the new operator language.

Table 21. Set Language Menu

Set Oper Lan- Select Language from

Main Menu Setup Setup Display Available Options and
Display Press * Key Set Oper Language Press * Key guage
English Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Display Set Oper Lan-
Back 1 Level guage
Spanish
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Oper Lan-
guage
Italian
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Oper Lan-
guage
German
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Oper Lan-
guage
French
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Oper Lan-
guage
Optional

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SET UNITS Use the scroll keys to select between SI/Metric

units or Imperial/English units. See Table 22. After
This function allows the supervisor to select the making your selection, press the *
key to access
units used to display information on the dash dis- the Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate
play. action.

Table 22. Set Units Menu

Main Menu Setup Display Set Units (SI/Imp) Select Units and
Press * Key Press * Key
Setup Display Set Units (SI/Imp) Units - Imperial (Eng) Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Display Set Units (SI/Imp)
Back 1 Level Units - SI (Metric)

SET TIME FORMAT (12/24 HOUR) Using the scroll keys, select between a 12-hour for-
mat or a 24-hour format. See Table 23. After mak-
This function allows the supervisor to select the for- ing your selection, press the *
key to access the
mat used by the dash display. Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate ac-
tion.

Table 23. Set Time Format Menu

Main Menu Setup Display Set Time 12/24 Hr Select Time Format and
Press * Key Press * Key
Setup Display Set Time 12/24 Hr Set Time 12 Hr Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Display Set Time 12/24 Hr
Back 1 Level Set Time 24 Hr

SET DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Scroll to Daylight Save End, press the key and *
select the number of the month daylight saving
This function allows the supervisor to enable or dis-
able the use of daylight saving time on the dash *
time is to end. Press the key again, select the day
display. When daylight saving time is enabled, the of the month daylight saving time is to end and
supervisor can select the month and day daylight press the * key to access the exit menu selections.
saving time will start and the month and day day-
light saving time will end. NOTE: You have the option of specifying either the
date or the day of the week to start or stop daylight
To enable daylight saving time, select Daylight saving time. See the menu options.
Save On and press the * key.
*
Scroll to Daylight Save Start, press the key, and
select the number of the month daylight saving
time is to start. See Table 24. Press the key *
again, select the day of the month daylight saving
time is to start and press the * key.

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Table 24. Set Daylight Saving Time Menu

Set
Setup Daylight Select On
Main Daylight or
Display Save
Menu Press * Press * Saving Press * Off and
Set On/Off
Setup Key Key Daylight Key
Daylight Daylight Press *
Display Save
Saving Save On Key
On/Off
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Daylight
Display ↑ Save
Back SCROLL On/Off
One ↓ Daylight
Level Save Off
Select
Select
Daylight
the Day
Saving
of the
Set Daylight Start
Daylight Month
Daylight Save Month
Press * Save from
Saving Start from
Start Available
Daylight Key Month Available Selection
Save Start 12 Selections Day 31
s and
and
Press *
Press *
Key
Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Daylight
Daylight
Save
Save
Start
Start
Month
Day 01
01
↑
SCROLL
↓
Select
the Day
of the
Week
Daylight Daylight from
Save Press * Save Availabl
Start Key Start e
Day Last Last Su Selectio
ns and
Press *
Key
↑
SCROLL
↓

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Table 24. Set Daylight Saving Time Menu (Continued)

Daylight
Save
Start
Last Sa
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Select
the Day
of the
Week
Daylight Daylight from
Save Press * Save Availabl
Start Key Start e
Day 1st 1st Su Selectio
ns and
Press *
Key
↑
SCROLL
↓
Daylight
Save
Start
1st Sa
Select Select
Daylight the Day
Saving of the
Set Daylight End Daylight Month
Daylight Save Month from
Saving Press * End
Save
from End Available
Daylight Key Month Available
Day 31 Selection
Save End 12 Selections s and
and Press Press *
* Key Key
↑ ↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓ ↓
Set Daylight
Daylight
Daylight Save
Save
Saving End
End
Back One Month
Day 01
Level 01
↑
SCROLL
↓

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Table 24. Set Daylight Saving Time Menu (Continued)

Select
the Day
of the
Week
Daylight Daylight from
Save Press * Save Availabl
End Key End e
Day Last Last Su Selectio
ns and
Press *
Key
↑
SCROLL
↓
Daylight
Save
End
Last Sa
↑
SCROLL
↓
Select
the Day
of the
Week
Daylight Daylight from
Save Press * Save Availabl
End Key End e
Day 1st 1st Su Selectio
ns and
Press *
Key
↑
SCROLL
↓
Daylight
Save
End
1st Sa

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SET TIME ment by pressing the * key. When finished, press

This function allows the supervisor to set the time the * key to access the Exit Options menu and
on the on-board clock. choose the appropriate action.

After entering the Set Time menu, a flashing cursor

will appear over the time segment that can be
changed. See Table 25. Move from segment to seg-

Table 25. Set Time Menu

Main Setup Set Time Change Set Time Set Time Change
Change Mi-
Menu Press * Display Press * Set Time Hours and Set Time Set Time am/pm
nutes and
Setup Key Set Time Key XX:XX pm Press * XX:XX pm XX:XX pm and Press
Press * Key
Display Key * Key

SET DATE FORMAT
This function allows the supervisor to select the for-
mat for displaying the date on the dash display.
After entering the Set Date Format menu, use the
scroll keys to select from the three options. See Ta-
*
ble 26. When finished, press the key to access the
Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate ac-
tion.

Table 26. Set Date Format Menu

Main Menu Setup Display Set Date Format Make Selection and
Press * Key Press * Key
Setup Display Set Date Format Set Date mm/dd/yyyy Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Display Set Date Format
Back 1 Level Set Date dd/mm/yyyy
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Date Format
Set Date yyyy/mm/dd

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SET DATE ment using the * key. When finished, press the *
key to access the Exit Options menu and choose the
This function is used to set the date used by the on- appropriate action.
board clock in the dash display.

After entering the Set Date menu, a flashing cursor

will appear over the date segment that can be
changed. See Table 27. Move from segment to seg-

Table 27. Set Date Menu

Main Setup Set Date Set Date Set Day Set Date Set Year
Set Month
Menu Press * Display Press * Set Date Set Date and Set Date and
and Press
Setup Key Set Date Key 08/02/2004 08/02/2004 Press * 08/02/2004 Press *
Display * Key Key Key
↑
SCROLL
↓
Setup
Display
Back 1
Level

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Setup Hydraulics
RETURN TO SET TILT DELAY/ON/OFF From the Setup Hydraulics menu, select Tilt Set-
Point Delay and press the * key. See Table 28. Us-
If the lift truck is configured for optional return to ing the scroll keys, select the desired setting from
set tilt, this function can be used to set the time de- the menu selections. When finished, press the *
lay before allowing tilt to resume. This function is
key to save your selection and access the Exit Op-
adjusted by selecting a time period from the menu
tions menu.
selection. The function can be set to delay from 0.1
sec. to 3.0 sec. The function can also be deactivated
using the OFF setting. Using the continuous set-
ting will cause tilt to stop and hold at the set point
until the function is returned to neutral or the over-
ride button is pressed.

Table 28. Tilt Delay Menu

Main Menu Setup Hydraulics

Setup Hydraulics Press * Key Lift Max Speed
↑
SCROLL
↓
Set Tilt Set Point
Delay from 0.1 sec
Setup Hydraulics to 3.0 sec or Se-
Tilt Set Point Delay
Tilt Set Point De- Press * Key Continuous lect OFF or Con-
lay tinuous and Press
* Key to Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Tilt Set Point De- 3.0 sec
lay
↑
SCROLL
↓
Tilt Set Point De- 0.1 sec
lay
↑
SCROLL
↓
Tilt Set Point Delay
Tilt Set Point Off

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Setup General Items

Upon entering the Setup General Items Menu from
the Main Menu, the following menu functions are
visible to the supervisor:
• Light Shutdown Time-Out
• Impact Sensor - Enable/Disable
• Impact Sensor - Soft Impact Settings
• Impact Sensor - Hard Impact Settings
• Adjust Impact Sensor Settings
• Impact Sensor Alarm/Shutdown Reset
• Impact Sensor - Alarm Time Duration and
Deactivation
• Impact Sensor - View Impact Event Log
• Engine Mode Indication
Use the scroll keys to move to the desired function
and press the * key to select the function.
LIGHT SHUTDOWN TIME-OUT
If the lift truck is equipped with optional work
lights, this function can be used to time-delay or
turn off the work lights when system power has
been turned off. This function may be adjusted by
entering a delay of 1 to 10 minutes using the menu
selections. The delay function may also be deactiva-
ted from the menu.
From the Setup General Items menu, select Light
Shutdown Time and press the * key. Using the
scroll keys, select the desired time delay or deacti-
vate the function. See Table 29. Press the * key to
save your selection and access the Exit Options
menu.

Table 29. Light Time-Out Menu

Main Menu Setup General Items

Setup General Items Press * Key Alarm Type
↑
SCROLL
↓
Select the Light Shut-
down Interval from 1 to
10 min. from the Menu
Setup General Items Light Shutdown Time
Light Shutdown Time Press * Key 10 Minutes
or Deactivate the Func-
tion and Press * Key to
Exit
↑
SCROLL
↓
Light Shutdown Time
1 Minute
↑
SCROLL
↓
Light Shutdown Time
Item Deactivated

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IMPACT SENSOR - ENABLE/DISABLE

This function will allow the supervisor to enable or

disable the optional impact sensor. See Table 30.

Table 30. Impact Sensor Enable/Disable

Main Menu Setup General

Setup General Items Press * Key Items
↑
SCROLL
↓
Setup General Impact Sensor
Items Press * Key Enable/Disa- Press * Key Enable/Disable Press *
Activated Key
Impact Sensor bled
↑
SCROLL
↓
Enable/Disable
Deactivated

IMPACT SENSOR - SOFT IMPACT
SETTINGS
NOTE: The information in the following para-
graphs describe how to navigate through the Setup
Menu and enter the data parameters for soft im-
pacts. For information on the recommended start-
ing values for the impact sensor settings based on
truck capacity and tire type and for procedures on
how to adjust these values, see Adjust Impact Sen-
sor Settings.
Lift trucks equipped with the optional impact sen-
sor, leave the factory with the sensor deactivated
and set with default values (see Table 33). The im-
pact sensor is equipped with an accelerometer that
measures the rate and time of truck deceleration
continuously and monitors how strong the decelera-
tion is and how long it lasts.
If your lift truck is configured for optional impact
sensor, this function allows the supervisor to set
the impact level and averaging time for soft (minor)
impacts. See Table 34 for the recommended impact
sensor settings by truck capacity and tire type.
After entering the Impact Sensor Soft Impact Set-
tings menu, select the Soft Threshold Set menu and
press the * key. See Table 31. Select the impact
level from the selections listed and press the * key.
Scroll to the Soft Averaging Time menu and press
the * key. Select the averaging time for the selec-
tions listed and press the * key. If you are finished
making changes, scroll to the Exit Options menu
and choose the appropriate action.

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Table 31. Soft Impact Settings Menu

Main Menu
Setup General Items
Press * Setup General Items
Key
↑ Scroll ↓
Select Impact
Soft Impact Set-
Setup General Items
Impact Sensor
Press * Impact Sensor
Soft Impact Settings
Press * tings Press * Soft Threshold Set
2.5 g
Level and
Key Key Soft Threshold Set Key Press * Key
↑ Scroll ↓
Soft Threshold Set
↑ Scroll ↓
0.2 g
↑ Scroll ↓
Soft Impact Set- Select Time
tings
Soft Averaging
Press * Soft Averaging Time
12 and Press *
Key
Time Key
↑ Scroll ↓
Soft Averaging Time
1

IMPACT SENSOR - HARD IMPACT
SETTINGS
NOTE: The information in the following para-
graphs describe how to navigate through the Setup
Menu and enter the data parameters for hard im-
pacts. For information on the recommended start-
ing values for the impact sensor settings based on
truck capacity and tire type and for procedures on
how to adjust these values, see Adjust Impact Sen-
sor Settings.
Lift trucks equipped with the optional impact sen-
sor, leave the factory with the sensor deactivated
and set with default values (see Table 33). The im-
pact sensor is equipped with an accelerometer that
measures the rate and time of truck deceleration
continuously and monitors how strong the decelera-
tion is and how long it lasts.
If your lift truck is configured for optional impact
sensor, this function allows the supervisor to set
the impact level and averaging time for hard (ma-
jor) impacts.
After entering the Impact Sensor Hard Impact Set-
tings menu, select the Hard Threshold Set menu
and press the * key. See Table 32. Select the im-
pact level from the selections listed and press the *
key.
Scroll to the Hard Averaging time menu and press
the * key. Select the averaging time for the selec-
tions listed and press the * key. If you are finished
making changes, scroll to the Exit Options menu
and choose the appropriate action.

If your lift truck is configured for optional impact

sensor, this function allows the supervisor to set
the impact level and averaging time for soft (minor)
impacts. See Table 34 for the recommended impact
sensor settings by truck capacity and tire type.

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Table 32. Hard Impact Settings Menu

Main Menu
Setup General Items Press * Key Setup General Items

↑ Scroll ↓
Select Im-
pact Level
Setup General Items Impact Sensor Hard Impact Settings Hard Threshold Set
Impact Sensor Press * Key Hard Impact Settings Press * Key Hard Threshold Set Press * Key 3.0 g
and Press

* Key
↑ Scroll ↓
Hard Threshold Set
↑ Scroll ↓
0.5 g
↑ Scroll ↓
Select
Time and
Hard Impact Settings Hard Averaging Time
Hard Averaging Time Press * Key 2 Press *
Key
↑ Scroll ↓
Hard Averaging Time
1

ADJUST IMPACT SENSOR SETTINGS • Deceleration during impact at the rate of

gravity (g) = 32ft/sec2 or 9.8m/sec2
The supervisor can enable the impact sensor and The figures in the Soft Averaging and Hard
set and adjust the impact levels and averaging Averaging columns represent the amount of time
times. the selected deceleration rate of gravity (soft or
hard threshold) must be sustained in order for an
The information in Table 34 is the recommended impact to be recorded.
starting values for impact sensor settings based on
lift truck capacity and tire type. In Table 33 and
Table 34, the figures in the Soft Threshold and
Hard Threshold columns represent: (see Figure 2)

Table 33. Impact Sensor Default Settings

Soft Threshold Soft Averaging Hard Threshold Hard Averaging

0.5 g 7 0.8 g 1

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Figure 2. Soft and Hard Impact Graph

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Legend for Figure 2
A. SOFT IMPACT
B. HARD IMPACT
Initial Adjustment of Soft and Hard Impact
Settings
NOTE: When adjusting the impact sensor settings,
be sure to:
• Record the truck identification number, ca-
pacity, and tire type
• Record all changes in settings and record all
results from changes made
It is important to remember if there have been any
increases to the default value difference between
the soft and hard threshold adjustment.
Enter the starting values shown Table 34 based on
the capacity of the lift truck and the type of tires
used. Apply the brakes to bring the truck to an
abrupt stop. Read and record the value, from the
dash display, that was triggered when abruptly
stopping the truck. Change the soft threshold to the
next highest setting that is above the value that
was triggered when the truck was brought to an
abrupt stop. Record this value.
To adjust the hard threshold, take the soft thresh-
old value and add 0.3 g. Record the hard threshold
value.
Clear the impact event log (see Impact Sensor -
View Impact Event Log). Let the operator drive the
truck with the initial settings. Be sure to explain to
the operator that the impact sensor settings are be-
ing adjusted and to drive the truck under normal
conditions. If an impact event happens, the follow-
ing information must be known:
• Was the operator picking up or setting down
a load
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ENGINE SHUTS DOWN
• Was the operator bulldozing a load
• Was the operator driving over rough or un-
even terrain
• Was the impact a soft or hard one
If no impacts are recorded during normal opera-
tions, the adjustment is complete. If impacts are re-
corded during normal operations, go to Readjust-
ment of Soft and Hard Impact Settings.
Readjustment of Soft and Hard Impact
Settings
If the majority of impacts recorded during the ini-
tial adjustment period are soft impacts, change the
settings as follows:
• New soft impact threshold = old soft impact
threshold + 0.1 g
• New hard impact threshold = new soft im-
pact threshold + 0.3 g
If the majority of impacts recorded during the ini-
tial adjustment period are hard impacts, change
the settings as follows:
• New hard impact threshold = old hard im-
pact threshold + 0.1 g
• New soft impact threshold = no change
After making the necessary adjustments, have the
operator again operate the lift truck under normal
conditions to ensure that the adjustments are cor-
rect.
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Table 34. Recommended Starting Values for Impact Sensor Settings by Truck Capacity and Tire Type

Chassis Range Tire Type Soft Threshold Soft Averaging Hard Thresh- Hard Averag-
old ing
1-2T Cushion 0.6 g 7 0.9 g 1
1-2T Pneumatic 0.6 g 7 0.9 g 1
2-3T Cushion 0.6 g 7 0.9 g 1
2-3T Pneumatic 0.6 g 7 0.9 g 1
3.5T Cushion 0.5 g 7 0.8 g 1
3.5T Pneumatic 0.5 g 7 0.8 g 1
4-5T Cushion 0.5 g 7 0.8 g 1
4-5T Pneumatic 0.5 g 7 0.8 g 1
5.5T Cushion 0.4 g 7 0.8 g 1
5.5T Pneumatic 0.4 g 7 0.8 g 1
6-7T Cushion 0.4 g 7 0.8 g 1
6-7T Pneumatic 0.4 g 7 0.8 g 1
8T Pneumatic 0.4 g 7 0.8 g 1
9T Pneumatic 0.3 g 7 0.7 g 1

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IMPACT SENSOR - IMPACT ALARM/

SHUTDOWN RESET

If your lift truck is configured for optional impact

sensor, this function allows the supervisor to reset
and return the lift truck to normal operation after
an impact sensor shutdown. See Table 35.

Table 35. Shutdown Reset Menu

Main Menu
Setup General
Setup General Press * Key Items
Items
↑
SCROLL
↓
Setup General Impact Sensor Impact Reset
Items
Press * Key Impact Reset
Press * Key Cleared
Press * Key
Impact Sensor

IMPACT SENSOR - ALARM TIME
DURATION AND DEACTIVATION
If your lift truck is configured for optional impact
sensor, this function allows the supervisor to set
the amount of time the impact alarm will sound af-
ter detecting an impact. The supervisor can also
make the alarm continuous using this function.
After entering the Impact Sensor Alarm menu, en-
ter the amount of time to sound the alarm. See Ta-
ble 36. Enter the time in 15-second increments
from zero up to a maximum of 120 seconds. Scroll-
ing down will allow you to have the alarm operate
continuously after detecting an impact. Press the *
key to access the Exit Options menu and choose the
appropriate action.

Table 36. Alarm Duration Menu

Main Menu
Setup General Items Press * Key Setup General Items

↑
SCROLL
↓
Impact Sensor
Setup General Items Impact Alarm Time
Impact Sensor Press * Key Impact Enable/Disa-
ble
Press * Key 0 Seconds Press * Key
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Impact Sensor Impact Alarm Time
Impact Alarm Press * Key 120 Seconds
↑
SCROLL
↓
Impact Alarm Time
Continous

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IMPACT SENSOR - VIEW IMPACT EVENT can be viewed by using the scroll keys to move
LOG through each entry. When finished viewing the log,
press the * key, scroll to the Exit Options menu,
If your lift truck is configured for optional impact and choose the appropriate action.
sensor, this function allows the supervisor to view
the log of the operator password, impact severity,
date, and time an impact event was recorded.

After entering the View Impact Event Log menu,

press the * key to enter the log. See Table 37. The
system stores up to 20 log entries. These entries

Table 37. View Event Log Menu

Main Menu
Setup General Items Press * Key Setup General Items

↑
SCROLL
↓
XXXXX (Op-
erator Pass-
Impact Sensor
Setup General Items Soft Impact word)
Impact Sensor Press * Key Impact Enable/
Disable
Press * Key 06/12/06 XXXXX PM Press * Key
(Time Impact
Occurred)
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Impact Sensor Hard Impact XXXXX (Op-
Impact Log Press * Key 06/12/06 erator Pass-
word)
XXXXX AM
(Time Impact
Occurred)

ENGINE MODE INDICATOR
Generation 1 (ECO-eLo ONLY)
NOTE: Only lift truck models H2.0FT, H2.5FT,
H3.0FT, H3.5FT (L177) and H4.0FT5/FT6,
H4.5FTS5, H5.0-5.5FT (P005, R005, S005) can be
equipped with the optional ECO-eLo feature.
If the lift truck is equipped with this feature, this
function can be used to turn the ECO-eLo feature
ON or OFF. When lift truck power is turned ON, if
the ECO-eLo feature has been enabled and activa-
ted, the dash display will show this feature as be-
ing turned on for up to five seconds after the engine
starts, or until the operator either presses a key or
changes the position of the key switch.
From the Setup General Items menu, select ECO-
eLo and press the * key. Using the scroll keys, se-
lect to turn the ECO-eLo feature ON or OFF. See
Table 38. Press the * key to save your selection and
access the Exit Options menu.
When the ECO-eLo feature is turned ON, the maxi-
mum engine speed will be limited to a pre-defined
value (for example, 2100 rpm) that is specified in
the lift truck’s Configuration Data File (CDF). This
pre-defined valve may be different for each engine
type used by the lift truck models equipped with
the ECO-eLo feature.

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Table 38. ECO-eLo Settings Menu

Main Menu Setup General Items

Setup General Items Press * Key ECO-eLo
↑
SCROLL
↓
ECO-eLo Press * Key to Exit
ON
↑
SCROLL
↓
ECO-eLo Press * Key to Exit
OFF

Generation 2 • ECO-eLo provides lowest available engine

NOTE: Lift truck models H2.0FT, H2.5FT, H3.0FT,
H3.5FT (N177, P177) and S2.0-3.5FT (S40-70FT)
(G187, H187) can be equipped with the Engine
Modes feature below.
NOTE: Lift truck models S4.0-5.5FT, S5.5FTS
(S80-120FT, S80-100FTBCS, S120FTS,
S120FTPRS) (J004) and H4.0FT5, H4.0FT6,
H4.54FTS5, H4.5FT6, H5.0-5.5FT (H80-120FT)
(U005) can be equipped with the Engine Mode fea-
ture below. PERFORMANCE MODE (Mode 2) is
optional.
torque.
• Normal (Mode 1) provides normal engine tor-
que.
• Performance (Mode 2) provides maximum
available engine torque.
Engine modes are set in the DSC. When one of the
modes is selected the VSM send a CANbus message
requesting the engine ECU to establish a set en-
gine torque output.

In addition to ECONOMY MODE (ECO-eLo), the

operator may choose from two additional settings
including NORMAL MODE (Mode 1) and PER-
FORMANCE MODE (Mode 2).

Table 39. Engine Mode Settings Menu

Setup General Items Press * Key Engine Mode

Engine Mode ECO-eLo
↑
SCROLL
↓
Engine Mode Press * Key to Exit
1
↑
SCROLL
↓
Engine Mode Press * Key to Exit
2
(OPTIONAL)

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Operator Checklist
OPERATOR CHECKLIST OFF-ON MODE See Table 40. After making your selection, press
the * key to access the Exit Options menu and
If your lift truck is configured for optional operator choose the appropriate action.
checklist, this function can be used to enable or dis-
able the checklist.

Use the scroll keys to select On, On-Stop,or Off. If

you select the On-Stop, the lift truck is disabled if
there is a negative response to any checklist item.

Table 40. Checklist Off-On Mode Menu

Main Menu
Press * Key
Setup Display
Press * Key
Checklist On/Off Press * Key
Setup Display Checklist On/Off Checklist Off
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Display Checklist On/Off
Back 1 Level Checklist On
↑
SCROLL
↓
Checklist On/Off
Checklist On-Stop

EDIT OPERATOR CHECKLIST See Table 41. Press the * key again to save your se-
lection and return to the Setup Display menu. If
This function allows the supervisor to enable or dis- finished, select the Exit Option you want and press
able individual items included in the operator the * key again.
checklist.

Use the scroll keys to select the checklist item and

press the * key. Use the scroll keys to select Acti-
vate or Deactivate for the item you wish to change.

Table 41. Edit Checklist Menu

Make Se-
Select Any Available
lection and
Main Menu Press * Setup Display Press * Edit Checklist Checklist Item and Operator Restraint
Setup Display Key Edit Checklist Key Key-Off Checklist
Press * Key Item Deactivated Press *
Key
↑ ↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓ ↓
Setup Display Edit Checklist Operator Restraint
Back 1 Level Forks & Carriage Item Activated

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SET OPERATOR CHECKLIST
EXPIRATION
If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, this function can be used to select how
long a completed operator checklist remains in ef-
fect before the checklist must be entered again and
whether it is to be measured using clock hours or
engine operating hours.
After entering the Set Operator Checklist Expira-
tion menu, enter the number of hours the truck can
be operated before requiring the operator to re-en-
ter the checklist data. See Table 42. Press the *
key and select between clock hours or engine hours.
Press the * key again to access the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action.

Table 42. Checklist Expiration Menu

Set Hours for
Checklist to be Ac-

Setup Display tive and Press * Select if Hours are

Main Menu
Setup Display
Press * Checklist Expira- Press * Checklist Expiration
XX hr Clock
Key (Available Checklist Expiration
XX hr Clock
Clock Hours or Engine
Key tion Key Hour Options are
between 0 to 60
Hours and Press * Key
hours in 2 hour in-
crements)
↑ ↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓ ↓
Setup Display Checklist Expiration
Back 1 Level XX hr Engine

VIEW CHECKLIST LOG
If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, the supervisor can use this function to
view the operator password, date, and engine hour
reading when a checklist was completed.
can be viewed by using the scroll keys to move
through each checklist entry. When finished view-
ing the log, press the * key and return to the previ-
ous menu. If you are finished making changes,
scroll to the Exit Options menu and choose the ap-
propriate action.

After entering the View Checklist Log menu, press

the * key to enter the log. See Table 43. The system
stores up to 20 checklist log entries. These entries

Table 43. View Checklist Log Menu

Scroll to View Log En-

Main Menu Press * Setup Display Press * Checklist Log XXXXX
Setup Display Checklist Log 06/12/04 engine hrs tries and Press * Key
Key Key
When Finished
↑ ↑
SCROLL SCROLL
↓ ↓
Setup Display Checklist Log XXXXX
Back 1 Level 06/25/04 engine hrs

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CLEAR OPERATOR CHECKLIST LOG
If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, the supervisor can use this function to
clear entries from the checklist failure log.
After entering the Clear Operator Checklist Log
menu, press the * key to select the Cleared option.
See Table 44. Press the * key again to clear the log
and return to the previous menu. If you are fin-
ished making changes, scroll to the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action.

Table 44. Clear Checklist Log Menu

Main Menu Setup Display Clear Checklist Log Press * Key to

Setup Display Press * Key Clear Checklist Log Press * Key Cleared Clear Log
↑
SCROLL
↓
Setup Display
Back 1 Level

CLEAR OPERATOR CHECKLIST FAULT
If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, the supervisor can use this function to re-
turn a truck to service after the truck was disabled
by a negative response to an operator checklist
item.
After entering the Clear Operator Checklist Fault
menu, press the * key. See Table 45. Press the *
key again to clear the fault and return to the previ-
ous menu. If you are finished making changes,
scroll to the Exit Options menu and choose the ap-
propriate action.

Table 45. Clear Checklist Fault Menu

Main Menu Setup Display Clear Checklist Fail Press * Key to

Setup Display Press * Key Clear Checklist Fail Press * Key Cleared Clear Failure Log
↑
SCROLL
↓
Setup Display
Back 1 Level

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Calibrations
This section contains the basic instructions and • Set Tilt Stop Point
dash display menu navigation steps for performing • Calibrate Loaded Weight
various truck system calibrations. For complete in-
structions for performing these calibrations, see
SET TILT STOP POINT
Calibration Procedures 8000SRM1134.
If the lift truck is equipped with optional return to
NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, calibration val-
set tilt, this function is used to calibrate that fea-
ues are not stored in memory until the Save All
ture.
Changes menu item has been selected by pressing
the * key. All calibrations must be performed after From the Calibrations menu, select Set Tilt Stop
replacing a VSM.
Point and press the * key. See Table 46. Refer to
Calibration Procedures 8000SRM1134 for cali-
Upon entering the Calibrations Menu from the
bration procedures.
Main Menu, the following menu functions are visi-
ble to the supervisor:

Table 46. Tilt Stop Point Menu

Main Menu Calibrations

Calibrations Press * Key Lift Valve Output
↑ SCROLL↓
Calibrations Press * Key With Mast at Press * Key to
Set Tilt Stop Point Press * Key
Desired Stop Point Exit

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CALIBRATE LOADED WEIGHT
During initial truck setup, a Weigh Point must be
permanently marked on the mast. The Weight
Point becomes the reference point for weighing
loads. The Weigh Point is to be marked on the mast
where the forks are somewhere between 305 to 610
mm (12 to 24 in.) off the ground, but never more
than the free-lift height of the forks.
If the lift truck is equipped with the optional load
weight feature, this function is used to calibrate the
system to display the load weight on the dash dis-
play.
From the Calibrations menu, select the Load Wt
Calibration option. See Table 47. Press the * key.
Refer to Calibration Procedures 8000SRM1134
for calibration procedures.

Table 47. Calibrate Loaded Weight

Main Menu Calibrations
Calibrations Press * Key Lift Valve Output
↑ SCROLL↓
Select Correct
Load Weight-Set
Load Weight from
Calibrations Zero
Loaded Wt Calibra- * Key * Key Lift Known Load to Press * Scroll to Correct Menu Selections
tion
Press
Press * With No Press Weighing Height
Key
Weight #### Lbs
and Press * Key
Load
to Exit

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