
Description 2200 SRM 514
10. Warning LED, Motor Temperature Over
Limit. The traction motor and the hydraulic
pump motor have thermal switches inside the
motors. When the temperature increases to the
limit, the thermal switch closes and the warning
LED on the display panel illuminates. The LED
indicator for the traction motor indicator or for
the hydraulic motor will show which motor has
the problem. The maximum travel speed will
also be decreased to speed limit 1.
11. Warning LED, Service Interval.Whenitis
time for periodic maintenance, the warning LED,
service interval indicator will be illuminated and
a status code -99 will be indicated. The regis-
ter in the controller card must be reset by the
service person before this warning LED will go
OFF. The warning LED will also be illuminated
when a problem occurs.
12. LED Indicator, Hourmeter.ThisLEDwillil-
luminate with another indicator when hours of
operation are shown on the digital display. Refer
to the previous Digital Display for the complete
description of operation.
13. Push Button, Status Codes.Withthekeyin
the OFF position, this push button will cause the
status codes for the problems to be shown on the
digital display. When the button is held down for
1 or 2 seconds, the LED indicator for the traction
motor will illuminate. The status codes in mem-
ory for the detected problems will be displayed,
starting with the most recent problem. The sys-
tem will go through 16 traction codes, then au-
tomatically go through 16 pump motor codes. If
the button is pushed again, the display will start
from the beginning again. The hourmeter time
and the battery charge at the time of the prob-
lem will not be shown. A handset or a personal
computer (PC) must be used to show this addi-
tional information. A handset or a PC must be
used to clear the status code from the register.
For the correct procedures for using the handset
or PC, see EV-100ZX™ SCR Motor Controller
2200SRM557orEV-T100™ Transistor Motor
Controller 2200 SRM 581.
If the button is pushed briefly, released, then
held down for 1 or 2 seconds, the LED indicator
for the hydraulic motor will illuminate. The sta-
tus codes in memory for the detected problems
will be displayed, starting with the most recent
problem. If the button is pushed twice to start
thesequenceagain,thedisplaywillstartfrom
the beginning. The hourmeter time at the time
of the problem will not be shown. A handset or
aPCmustbeusedtoshowthisadditionalin-
formation. A handset or a PC must be used to
clear the status code from the register. For the
correct procedures for using the handset or PC,
see EV-100ZX™ SCR Motor Controller 2200
SRM 557 or EV-T100™ Transistor Motor Con-
troller 2200 SRM 581.
14. Push Button, Set Lift Truck Performance.
The lift truck can be set to any one of four per-
formance levels by the operator. If the customer
does not want this function available to the op-
erator, a service person can set all four levels to
the same setting. Each time the operator pushes
the yellow button, the performance level will in-
crease by one step. After the maximum (rabbit)
level, the performance levels will begin at the
lowest (turtle) level again. The four performance
levels set by the manufacturer are:
a. Lowest performance for handling fragile
loads and lowest rate of consumption of bat-
tery energy.
b. Medium travel and lift speed and some in-
crease in consumption of battery energy.
c. Higher performance with higher consump-
tion of battery energy.
d. Highest level of lift truck performance with
maximum consumption of battery energy.
A service person can adjust the performance set-
tings with either a PC or the handset (functions
48 through 62). For the correct procedures for
using the handset or PC, see EV-100ZX™ SCR
Motor Controller 2200 SRM 557 or EV-T100™
Transistor Motor Controller 2200 SRM 581.
The four performance levels can be set to any
leveluptothemaximumlimits.Twoormoread-
jacent performance levels can be set to the same
limits. The performance levels must be set at
the same or in ascending order (from turtle to
rabbit). The register interlocks will not permit a
higher performance level setting toward the tur-
tle than the adjacent registers toward the rabbit.
The lower performance level is always to the left
(turtle).
15. LED Indicators, Performance Level.These
four LEDs show which performance level has
been selected. The LEDs illuminate in sequence
from low performance (turtle) to maximum per-
formance (rabbit).
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