smv SC 4127 TA User manual

MODELRANGE REACH STACKER
SC 4127 - 4535 TA / SC 4023 - 4531 CA
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SC45
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Produced by Condesign Ljungby AB, Sweden

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YOUR SMV LIFT-TRUCK
This user manual provides you with
the information you need to know
about starting, driving, servicing and
maintaining your SMV lift-machine.
Using and attending to the truck
properly will preserve its qualities
for a long and profitable working
life, and will make full use of its
applications.
The expressions "front", "back",
"right" and "left" indicate the position
in which the relevant component is
installed in the truck as seen from the
driving compartment.
Follow all instructions in the manual
on using the machine and carry out
maintenance and inspection as
described in the maintenance table on
a regular basis and at the correct time,
using the specified lubricant.
Maintenance must be carried out only
by qualified staff.
Above all, we would like to emphasise
the importance of following both the
general traffic regulations and the
guidelines in force for the use of lift-
machines and the prevention of
accidents at work.
The regulations in force for normal
and regular use of commercial lift-
machines must be strictly adhered to
by management, commercial operators
and service staff.
The user, not SMV, is responsible for
any dangers that may arise when the
machine is being used for applications
not approved by the manufacturer.
SMV lift-machines are designed for
the transport and lifting of loads
indicated on the load-bearing capacity
plate.
No alterations and, above all, no
additions or conversions may be made
to the machine without the permission
of the manufacturer.
The user instructions for additional
parts issued by the manufacturer apply
to those additional parts.
Technical remarks
SMV is constantly developing both the
design and manufacture of its
products. Illustrations and technical
details concerning the design, parts
and performance of the lift-machine
are subject to alteration as a result of
this technological development.
SMV therefore assumes no
responsibility on the basis of those
specifications, illustrations and
descriptions found in the user manual.
If you have any questions concerning
SMV lift-machine and ordering spares,
contact your nearest authorised dealer.
Take care to supply the correct address
for delivery.
If any repairs are needed, use only
SMV original spares. This is necessary
in order for your SMV machine to
retain its original technical standard.
When ordering spares, it is important
to indicate the item number found in
the spares list as well as the following
information:
Model:
Serial number/year of manufacture:
Delivery date:
When ordering spares for the
following units, you must indicate
their individual manufacturing
numbers:
Engine no.:
Boom no.:
The lift height of the boom:
Transmission no.:
Drive shaft no.:
When the lift-machine is delivered, the
details on the type plate should be
written in this user manual.
Delivery inspection
Every SMV lift-machine is carefully
inspected before it leaves the factory to
ensure that it is fully in order and is
fully equipped in accordance with the
order. Authorised SMV dealers are
then required to reinspect the machine
before it is delivered to the customer.
In order to avoid later complaints and
problems, the customer should also
check that the machine is in full
working order and is fully equipped
when it is delivered, with a receipt of
the acceptance/handover of the
machine from the dealer.
The following technical manuals
accompany every lift-machine:
1 Spares catalogue for the lift-machine
1 User manual for the lift-machine
1 Machine card
When contacting your
authorised dealer, always
indicate:
1. Machine designation
2. Machine serial number
3. Year of manufacture.

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SAFETY REGULATIONS
BEFORE OPERATION
Persons responsible, particularly
machine drivers and service staff,
must be instructed on the regulations
for normal and safe use of commercial
lift-machine which accompany this
manual. Follow the guidelines and
safety regulations applicable to:
- use of commercial machine
- roads and work places
- drivers (rights, obligations and
regulations for implementation)
- any extra equipment
- different types of vehicle
- service (maintenance and inspection)
- annual inspection for the prevention
of accidents.
The driver /(owner) or other persons in
positions of responsibility must ensure
that the above guidelines and safety
regulations are adhered to. When a
trained driver is about to operate the
truck, instruct him on:
- special functions of the SMV
machine extra equipment
- special operating applications.
Driving, manoeuvring and steering
should be practised until the driver is
fully acquainted with all these
operations.
Only after that stage can training in
stacking manoeuvres begin.
The stability of the machine in the
working area can only be guaranteed if
the correct procedures are followed.
Should the machine start to roll due to
unapproved manoeuvres or incorrect
driving, the full instructions supplied
must be followed.
Prevention of accidents
In some countries, lift-machines must
be inspected once a year by trained
staff in accordance with the prevention
of accidents regulations. Authorised
SMV dealers can supply information
on these.
We reserve the right to modify our
design and material specifications
without prior notice.
Safety regulations
*Follow national safety regulations.
*The truck must only be driven by those trained to do
so and who have the permission of the management.
*Remember: The national law on driving licences and
driving regulations always apply!
*Before starting up: Ensure that no person(s) or other
obstacles are in the way of the truck or its equipment.
*The truck must not be used if it has faulty brakes,
steering, lifting or other important functions.
*Passengers are not allowed.
* Lifting a person or persons is forbidden unless the
truck is equipped with an approved lift cage for this
purpose.
*Never exceed the lifting capacity of the truck - see
type plate and load diagram.
*The load should always be transported in a lowered
position.
*Always report damage and wear and tear affecting the
safety/function and life of the truck.
*The hydraulics of the truck is equipped with a high-
pressure hydraulic accumulator. Take great care when
working with the hydraulic system. Only service staff
with knowledge of the hydraulics may intervene here.

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OUTLINE PICTURE OF THE LIFT TRUCK
DESCRIPTION
1. Lift boom
2. Attachment
3. Twistlocks
4. Damping cylinders 2 pcs
5. Tilt cylinders attachment 4 pcs
6. Lifting cylinders
7. Drive axle
8. Steer axle
9. Counterweight
10. Driver's cab
11. Trailer lift legs. (CA mod)
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ID PLATES AND SERIAL NUMBERS
1. Boom number
2. Load capacity plate
3. Attachment
4. Steer axle number
5. Engine number
6. Transmission number
7. Chassis number
8. Drive axle number
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
to the right of the driver. The joystick
regulates the functions for lifting,
lowering, boom in/out and the spreader.
The driver's cab fulfils international
safety standards, and is rubbermounted
to protect the driver from vibrations.
Entrance to the cab is on the left side
via the steps on the machine. When the
driver's seat is rotated through 90°, it is
also possible to exit the cab from the
right side.
All hydraulic controls for the lifting
functions are grouped on the console
to the right of the driver's seat.
The parking brake and the switch for
selecting additional electrical
equipment instruments, gauges and
warning lights together with the
switches for the direction indicators
and windscreen wipers are located on
the front mounted instrument panel.
Gear control lever on the steer shaft.
The electrical system is 24 V and has
two serial-connected 140 Ah heavy
duty batteries.
The steer axle is mounted in
"spherelastic" bushes which allow
sufficient wheel movements for
stability on uneven ground. The
parallel tierods are between the
steering cylinder and the wheel axles.
The brakes are operated by an oil-
cooled wet disc-braking system. The
foot brakes are controlled by the foot
brake valve which activates the drive
axle. The parking brake is controlled
electrically and activates a hydraulic
cylinder on the drive shaft.
The double hydraulic pumps are
mounted directly on the gearbox. The
system is divided into four circuits -
two for manoeuvring, one for servo
functions and one for steering. The
relief valves in the hydraulic circuits
are installed to prevent the system
from overloading.
The steering is fully servo-assisted. If
the engine should stall, it is still
possible to steer the truck without
servo assistance, although it is heavy
going.
Two control valves, mounted on the
chassis, are controlled from the cab by
a servo-assisted joystick control levers
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Specification SC 4127 TA means:
SC = Silver Container handler
41 = 41 tons lift capacity in
first row
27 = 27 tons lift capacity in
second row
TA = Toplift attachment
CA = Combi attachment
The engine is a water-cooled, turbo-
charged 6-cylinder diesel engine. The
engine drives a four speed trans-
mission using a torque converter. The
gear selection is electrical with three or
four gears for driving front/back. The
torque converter is equipped with an
oil cooler which lies underneath the
radiator. The gearbox has a dis-
engaging valve controlled by the brake
pedal in the cab. This valve disengages
the gearbox so that the operator can
control the brakes whilst maintaining
a high engine speed during stacking
manoeuvres.
The front axle is driven by the gearbox
via an universally jointed drive shaft.
The axle is of the heavy duty double
reduction type. The primary reduction
is through the hypoid crown wheel and
pinion gear set, the differential gears
are carried within the centre of the
crown wheel. The secondary reduction
is achieved by a planetary gear set
within the wheel hub. The wheel hubs
are carried on taper roller bearings,
thus relieving the half shaft of any
loading other than driving torque.

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CONTENTS
YOUR SMV LIFT- TRUCK............................................ 2
SAFETY REGULATIONS .............................................. 3
OUTLINE PICTURE OF THE LIFT TRUCK............. 4
ID-PLATES AND SERIAL NUMBERS......................... 5
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ....................................... 6
CONTENTS ...................................................................... 7
CAB CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
Description ......................................................................... 8
DISPLAY FOR ELECTRONIC SYSTEM
Left-hand panel, Right-hand panel..................................... 9
BEFORE DRIVING
Adjusting the driver's seat ................................................ 10
Rear panel, steering wheel and the panel
adjustment control, daily maintenance and
service before operating ................................................... 11
Checking the oil level in the engine, checking the
oil level in the gearbox ..................................................... 12
Checking the air indicator ................................................ 12
Checking (topping up) the hydraulic oil level ................. 13
Checking the main circuit switch..................................... 13
Filling up the fuel, checking the condition of the
tyres and the tyre pressure................................................ 14
IQAN panel .................................................................15-23
Starting the engine............................................................ 24
Stopping the engine .......................................................... 24
OPERATING
Driving the machine forwards.......................................... 25
Stopping the machine, driving backwards ....................... 26
STEERING AND BRAKING
Steering, the disengaging switch, parking brake ............. 27
Emergency stop, emergency stop engine,
rear emergency exit .......................................................... 28
SLIDING CABIN AND VENTILATION
Sliding cabin, ventilation and cab filter ........................... 29
LIFTING LOADS
Capacity plates ................................................................. 30
Load diagram.................................................................... 31
OPERATING THE BOOM AND SPREADER
Manoeuvring the boom and spreader............................... 32
THE LAMPS OF THE SPREADER 33
LIFTING AND-DRIVING-WITH-CONTAINERS
Lifting and driving with load, releasing load..............34-37
SERVICE/MAINTENANCE
General information ......................................................... 38
TRANSPORT/TOWING
Lifting the machine, towing ............................................. 39
CLEANING
Cleaning the machine, cleaning radiator.......................... 40
CHANGING WHEEL...............................................41-43
DISASSEMBLING THE BOOM/SPREADER
Disassambling the spreader,
disassambling the boom ..............................................44-46
TIGHTENING BOLTED JOINTS
Tightening torque, torque table, tightening wheel
nuts, universal drive shaft ................................................ 47
Differential nuts, engine mounting, gearbox.................... 48
Drive axle suspension, hydraulic pumps,
cab fastening..................................................................... 49
Counterweights, steer axle ............................................... 50
LUBRICATION.............................................................. 52
Lubrication and maintenance points
General lubrication regulations ........................................ 53
LUBRICATION SPREADER ..................................54-55
Lubrication of the spreader .........................................56-61
LUBRICATION
Lubricating the steer axle, front and rear
section of the boom .......................................................... 56
Boom suspension, the drive shaft, door hinges ............... 61
CHANGING OIL AND FILTERS
Changing and topping up the engine oil,
Changing the turbo filter .................................................. 62
Cleaning the engine oil filter............................................ 63
Changing gearbox oil and oil filters,
changing the breathing filter .......................................64-65
Checking and changing the oil in the drive axle.............. 65
Changing return filter hydraulic oil, changing
hydraulic oil and the breathing filters .............................. 66
Changing fuel filter, bleeding the fuel system ................. 68
Cleaning/changing air filters, safety cartridge ............69-70
CHECKING AND OTHER MAINTENANCE
Checking the intake system and battery........................... 70
Windscreen wiper, checking the cooling system and the
coolant level ..................................................................... 71
Changing the coolant, checking the exhaust system for
leaks .................................................................................. 72
Valve clearance, checking the fuel injector, checking the
fuel system for leaks,........................................................ 73
Checking the fuel tank, checking the V-belts................... 74
Boom wear pads, main pads, side guide pads,
checking the boom and weld constructions ................75-77
Checking/adjusting steer axle bearing, wheel
bearing, spindle bearing ..............................................77-78
PARKING BRAKE ........................................................ 79
MAINTENANCE TABLE
Table of inspection hours ............................................80-81
MAINTENANCE DATA................................................ 82
FUEL AND OIL RECOMMENDATIONS
The quality and viscosity of the engine oil ...................... 83
The quality and viscosity of the gearbox oil.................... 84
FUEL AND HYDRAULIC OILS
Diesel fuel, hydraulic oil, gearbox oil, universal
grease, coolant, drive shaft oil, grease for
battery connections........................................................... 85
HYDRAULICS ............................................................... 86
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ....................................... 87-115
TECHNICAL DATA ............................................. 116-117
NOTES.................................................................... 118-119

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CONTROLS AND INDICATORS IN THE CAB
DESCRIPTION
1. Steering wheel
2. Instrument panel with switches
3. Ignition switch
4. Emergency stop
5. Joystick
6. Adjustment steering wheel
7. Accelerator
8. Brake pedal
9. Declutch switch
10. Fan
11. Air condition
12. Heater
13. Recirculation
14. Display for EMC
15. Direction and gear selector
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21. Enginge electronic system (DSI 12)
22. Support legs up (optiona)
23. Support legs down (optiona)
24. Emergency switch
25. Ignition switch
26. Buzzer EMC (internally)
27. Additional engine stop (DSI 12)
28. Display EMC
DISPLAY FOR ELECTRONIC SYSTEM
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DESCRIPTION
1. Parking brake
2. Working lights boom
3. Working lights attachment
4. Working lights optional
5. Road lights
6. Screen washer
7. Rear windscreen wiper
8. Roof wiper
9. Hazard
10. Rotating beacon (optional)
11. Joystick steering (optional)
12. Central lubrication (optional)
13. Central lubrication (optional)
14. Emergency lowering
15. Warning light EMC
16. Parking brake
17. Alternator
18. High beam
19. Directionals
20. Joystick steering (optional)

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Adjusting the driver's seat
- To elevate the seat, turn the hand wheel (3) clockwise.
Weight adjustment is automatic.
- Adjust tilting of the seat cushion, by the hand wheel (2).
- Adjust tilting of the backrest with hand wheel (1).
- Lift the clamp (4), to adjust the seat forward/backwards
- Adjust the lumbard support with hand wheel (5)
- Rotate the seat by pressing pedal (6) Option
- Adjust the height stroke limiter with handle (7)
Lever to the right - full stroke
Lever one step to left - stroke limited partially
Lever to the left - stroke fully limited
- Adjust the armrest with the hand wheel (8)
- To remove seat press pedal (9) Option
WARNING
Never drive the truck unless the seat is
locked in position.
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Adjustment lever of steering wheel
When positioning the steering wheel:
- Pull lever (1) upwards adjust the tilt.
- Push lever (1) downward to adjust the height.
Daily maintenance and service before operation
Points to check:
- Water level of the radiator page 11.
- Washer level page 11
- The level of the engine oil page 12.
- The air filter indicator (the engine's air filter) page 12.
- The gear box oil level page 12.
- Hydraulic oil level page 13.
- The fuel level page 14.
- Tyre pressure and condition page 14.
- Brake operation.
- Steering operation.
Screen washer tank
Washer tank (1) is placed behind the cab.
Fill when necessary.
Check the coolant of the radiator
- Open the cap of the expansion tank (1).
First a quarter of a turn to ensure that the system is
under no pressure.
- The level should be up to the lower edge of the
filling tube (3).
NOTE
- Do not refill through or open the cap of the radiator (2).
BEFORE DRIVING
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Checking the engine oil level
- Lift the engine casing.
- The dip stick (1) is on the right-hand side of the engine.
- Remove the dip stick (1) completely and dry it off with a
clean cloth.
- Dip the stick back in fully and remove again.
- The oil level should be between the minimum and
maximum level indicators.
- If necessary, remove the fuel cap (2) and top up the oil.
- Fill with oil to the maximum level indicator on the dip stick.
See maintenance data for volume.
Checking the oil level in the gearbox
- Start the engine and run until the oil has reached operating
temperature.
- Remove the dip stick (1) and dry it off with a clean cloth.
- Dip the stick back in fully and remove again.
- The oil level should be between the minimum and
maximum level indicators.
- If necessary, remove the fuel cap (2) and top up the oil.
- Fill with oil to the maximum level indicator on the dip stick.
- Turn off the engine.
See maintenance data for volume.
Air filter indicator
- Check the indicator (1).
- If the indicator shows RED, reset the indicator by pressing
the knob (2) under the unit.
- Start the engine. If the indicator still shows red, stop the
engine and clean or replace the air filter.
BEFORE DRIVING
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Hydraulic system
Checking the hydraulic oil level
- Check that the oil level is between the MIN and MAX
marks on the indicator at the side of the hydraulic oil tank
(the boom should be lowered & fully retracted).
Topping up the hydraulic oil
WARNING
Do not open the oil cap whilst the engine is
running
- Unscrew the oil cap (1).
- Fill with hydraulic oil up to the upper mark on the indicator.
- Screw the cap back on.
Main circuit switch
- The circuit switch is located on the right-hand
side of the machine.
- Turn the cut-out switch clockwise to turn it on.
- Turn the switch anti-clockwise to turn it off and remove
the key.
WARNING
The main disconnect do not cut the power to
the alternator. Always disconnect the ground
(minus) cable at the battery when working
near or on the alternator.
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BEFORE DRIVING
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BEFORE DRIVING
Filling with fuel
- Open the tank cap located on the left-hand side of the
machine and fill with the recommended fuel. See page 84.
- Screw on the cap.
The fuel capacity of the tank is 770 liters.
NOTE
To avoid air being sucked into the fuel injection system, the
fuel tank should never be run completely empty.
Checking the condition and pressure of the tyres
- Check that the tyres have not been damaged or become
too worn.
- Remove any foreign objects from the tread.
- Check that the tyres have the correct pressure of 9 bar.
- Pump the tyres according to the relevant regulations.
WARNING
When changing tyres, use only tyres which
are approved by the manufacturer.
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BEFORE DRIVING
Description of the drive monitor type IQAN
The drive monitor’s purpose is to efficiently control the reach stacker’s hydraulic system and drive line by utilising both
analog and digital information from various sensors.
For example, prevent lowering, hoisting and extension in an overload situation. Prevent gear change from forward (F) to
reverse (R) as long as the machine is not stationary. Prevent the parking brake from being activated at too high speed.
Increase engine RPM when hoisting. Prevent full flow from the hydraulic pump at low engine RPM. Limit engine RPM
in case of high engine or transmission temperature.
The following options are also offered - regenerative fast hoist, automatic transmission, and joystick steering with
proportionaly limited steering movement at higher speeds.
The monitor informs and warns the driver via a display, if any value happens to be abnormal eg. overload, abnormal
pressure, or temperature.
The monitor can also be used for fault finding.
The monitor computes the following information:
- Position of the regulator motor on the fuel injection pump
- Position of the accelerator pedal
- Position of the joystick for boom hoist, lower, extend and retract
- Pressure in hoist cylinders
- Length and angle of the boom
- The engine, transmission and brake accumulator’s pressure
- Temperature of the engine and transmission
- Fuel level
- Position of gearshift lever and decluch gear function
- Parking brake switch
- Position of twist locks, open or locked
- RPM of engine and drive train
- Steering wheel’s angle and orbitrol pressure. Obs. joystick steering option
The monitor controls the following functions:
- Fuel pump regulator motor (engine RPM)
- The hydraulic valve for hoist and boom lower, extend and boom retract
- The transmission’s valves for F&R, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears
- Opening and closing of the hose burst valves on the hoist cylinders
- Parking brake valve
- Fast hoist valves on the lift and extention cylinders, optional
- Steering system when joystick type steering fitted, optional
- Automatic transmission, optional
The following information can be obtained by utilising the display’s various keys
Description of the keys
Step keys (1) up, (2) forward, (3) down, and (4)
back, pages through the menues.
Menu/enter key (5), change menues/endorse fault
information.
Alternative keys (6,7,8 and 9)
After starting turning on the ignition switch, this
picture will be shown for approx. 1 second and will
then be followed by the logo which will be visible
for approx 2 to 3 seconds.
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First page picture menu
The picture menu contains three pages where
various digital and analog values are shown.
- (2) forward.
- (4) backwards.
- (5) can be used to change between the picture
and text menues.
- (14) indication of load as a % of max load.
- (15) chosen gear, forward, reverse, neutral, 1,2,3,
and 4.
- (10) fuel level in liters.
- (11) engine’s oil pressure in Bar.
- (12) engine’s temperature in degrees centigrade.
- (13) engine RPM.
- (2) continue to page two of picture menu.
- (5) return to text menu.
Second page picture menu
- (13) pressure in left hand hoist cylinder in Bar.
- (14) pressure in right hand hoist cylinder in Bar.
- (15) The load's center of gravity distance
calculated from the front edge of the drive
wheels.
- (10) boom angle in degrees (0 = horisontal).
- (12) temperature of transmission oil.
- (11) Brake temperature in degrees C.
- (4) return to first page of picture menu.
- (2) continue to third page of picture menu.
- (5) return to text menu.
Third page picture menu
- (11) Hour meter reading.
- (10) Batteri voltage.
- (2) to first page of picture menu.
- (5) to text page.
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Text menu, first page
The text menu is optained by pressing key (5) and
includes two pages with sub menues.
- (8) tune menu.
- (6) load indicator.
- (2) text menu second page.
- (5) return to picture menu.
Tune menu
This sub menu gives access to tune certain
functions, for example; Lift- and extension
functions, start and maximum current. Joystick
steering and start and maximum current. It's also
possible to adjust ramp on these functions. Choose
function by operating joystick. Choosed function
will be shown at the upper left corner. Press keys
(6), (7), (8) or (9) depending what to be tuned.
Headline will be lit up.
Press key (1) or (3) to increase or decrease the
value. (Larger steps could be optained by using keys
(2) or (4).
The adjusted value is entered by key (5).
Key (5) will also return to picture menu.
Submenu load scale (option)
The value shown is the weight of the load in metric
tons.
- (5) return to picture menu.
WEIGHT OF LOAD
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Load indicator
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Fine steering
Max. current
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Text menu, second page
The second page is reached by pressing key (2) on
the first text menu page and contains the following
sub menues:
- (9) information
- (8) display
- (7) service
- (6) trouble shooting
- (5) return to picture menu
Submenu information
This menu contains important machine data
- (5) return to picture menu.
Submenu display
This menu gives the possibility of adjusting
brilliance, contrast, time and language.
- (6) language
- (7) time
- (8) contrast
- (9) brilliance
The present settings are shown and it is possible to
adjust them by using keys (2, 3, 4 and 5).
- (5) return to picture menu.
Info
Display
Service
Measure
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INFORMATION
SC 4535 TA 2.21
Appl. id : 7394250 50007
Machine : 10090 / M5035
Owner : Port of
Del. date : 900312
Del. sign : UL
Rev.date : 960425
Rev sign : RP
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H 613r
80%
53%
960307
9.15
Swedish
English
Light
Contrast
Clock
Language
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Publ. nr 6053.411 0315
Instruction book SC - TA/CA
BEFORE DRIVING
Submenu Service
This menu gives further sub menues.
- (9) E-gas is an automatic setup for electric
foot throttle. (Only Scania DSI 9).
- (8) adjustment of forward/reverse interlock.
- (7) adjustment of upgear.
- (6) adjustement of downgear.
(6) and (7) automatic gearshift option.
- (5) return to picture menu.
Submenu E-gas
E-GAS is an automatic adjustment of the accelerator
system’s adjustment motor in relation to engine
RPM.
- (8) start the adjustment program. The program is
automatically run. The adjustment takes a few
minutes and the engine must be running.
- (7) switch off adjustment if program has not
succeded.
- (6) stores the new adjustment.
- (5) return to picture menu.
Sub menu F/R interlock
Key (9) activates F/R interlock level. By pressing
key (1) increases and key (3) decreases the value and
by that the speed that allow change of direction.
This is adjustable only within limits from
0 km/h - 3 km/h.
- (5) return to sub menu Service.
E-gas
Start
Stop
Store
2250
2143
2013
1827
1653
1494
1318
1150
997
876
750
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H 611r
F/R Interlock
Down gear
Up gear
H 1110GB
E-gas
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F/R Interlock60
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H 1111GB

Instruction book SC - TA/CA
20 Publ. nr 6053.411 0315
BEFORE DRIVING
1 -> 250
2 -> 380
3 -> 470
H 1112
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6
7
8
91
3
2 -> 150
3 -> 290
4 -> 390
H 1113
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Sub menu up gear.
- Press key (9) to activate the function forshifting from
1st to 2nd.
Box will light up.
- Adjust by keys (1) and (3) to in/decrease the value
and by that change the speed when shift
take place between 1st and 2nd
- Press key (8) to activate the function for shifting
from 2nd to 3rd.
- Adjust by key (1) and (3) to in/decrease the value.
- Press key (7) to activate the function for shifting
from 3rd to 4th.
- Adjust by key (1) and (3) to in/decrease the value.
Speeds can be set only within limits that acceptable
for the drive train.
Sub menu down gear.
- Press key (9) to activate the function for shifting
from 2nd to 1st.
- Box will light up.
- Adjust by keys (1) and (3) to in/decrease the value
and by that change the speed when shift
take place between 2nd and 1st
- Press key (8) to activate the function for shifting
from 3rd to 2nd.
- Adjust by key (1) and (3) to in/decrease the value.
- Press key (7) to activate the function for shifting
from 4th to 3rd.
- Adjust by key (1) and (3) to in/decrease the value.
Speeds can be set only within limits that acceptable for
the drive train.
Sub menu Measure
This menu is obtained from the text menu’s second
page gives six different submenus.
Page one
- (6) Digital output
- (7) Digital input
- (8) Current out.
- (9) Voltage in,
Go to page two ( not shown ) by pressing key (4) or (2)
- (9) frequency 6 two pages.
- (8) internal
H 1114GB
Voltage in
Current out
Digital input
Digital output
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