Toro Groundsmaster 5900 Quick start guide

FormNo.3412-757RevB
Groundsmaster®5900or5910RotaryMower
ModelNo.31698—SerialNo.400000000andUp
ModelNo.31699—SerialNo.400000000andUp
SoftwareGuide
ReadthisinformationcarefullytolearnhowtooperatetheInfoCentercontrolonyourproduct.Youare
responsibleforoperatingtheproductproperlyandsafely.
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Introduction
TheSoftwareGuidefortheGroundsmaster®5900or
5910rotarymowerprovidesinformationforusingthe
systeminformationandcontrolthesystemfunctions.
Contents
Introduction...............................................................1
ProductOverview.....................................................1
Controls.............................................................1
Operation..................................................................2
InfoCenterControl..............................................2
AccessingtheProtectedMenus..........................5
ChangingtheInfoCenterPIN..............................7
ChangingtheInfoCenterDisplay
Brightness/Contrast........................................9
SettingtheCruise-ControlSpeed.......................9
InfoCenterAdvisories.......................................10
ProductOverview
Controls
InfoCenterStartupScreen
Whenyoustartthemachine,thestartupscreen
appears,displayingthecorrespondingiconsthatapply
(i.e.,theparkingbrakeisapplied,thePTOisintheON
position,andthecruisecontrolisintheONposition).
Note:Thefollowinggureisanexamplescreen;this
screenismeanttoshowallthepotentialiconsthat
couldappearonthescreenwhileoperating.
Refertothefollowinggraphicforalloftheicon
meanings(Figure1).
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Figure1
1.PTOindicator6.Enginespeed
2.Glow-plugindicator7.Cruise-control-set
indicator
3.Parking-brakeindicator8.Engine-hoursindicator
4.Diesel-particulatelter
(DPF)maintenance
indicator
9.H/L(High/Low)
transmission-range
indicator
5.Fan-reverseindicator
Operation
InfoCenterControl
ScreenFunctions
Pressthecorrespondingbuttontoviewscreen1or
screen2,tostoptheaudiblealarm,toviewthefault
screen,ortoexit(Figure2).
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Figure2
1.Screen1—top,leftscreen6.Audiblealarm
2.Button17.Button4
3.Screen2—top,right
screen
8.Faultscreen
4.Button29.Button5
5.Button310.Exit
Pressbuttons1to4toaccessthepop-upmenubar
onthebottomofthescreen(Figure2).
Afterthestartupscreenappears,youcanselectwhat
youwouldlikedisplayedinboththetop,leftcorner
andtop,rightcornerofthedisplayscreenbypressing
button1orbutton2ontheInfoCentercontrol(Figure
2).
Note:Whenyoushutoffthemachine,thetop2
screensremainattheprevioussettingbeforethe
machinewasshutoff.
Youcantogglebetweenthefollowingscreensby
pressingbutton1andbutton2:
•Tachometer—top,leftscreen(Figure3)
•Fuel-levelindicator—top,rightscreen(Figure3)
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Figure3
1.Tachometer2.Fuel-levelindicator
•12Vbattery-voltageindicator—top,leftscreen
(Figure4)
•24Vbattery-voltageindicator—top,leftscreen
(Figure4)
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13.0 (12)
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Figure4
1.12Vbattery-voltage
indicator
2.24Vbattery-voltage
indicator
•Hydraulic-uid-temperatureandfanindicator—top,
rightscreen(Figure5)
Note:Inthefollowingexample,the
hydraulic-uid-coolingfansarerunningat25%
speedintheforwarddirection.
•Engine-coolant-temperatureandfan
indicator—top,leftscreen(Figure5)
Note:InexampleFigure5,theengine-coolant
fansarerunningat50%speedinthereverse
direction.
Thisdisplay(Figure1)indicatesfanspeedand
direction.Thefanspeediscontrolledbythe
hydraulic-uidtemperatureortheengine-coolant
temperature,andautomaticallyreversesas
needed.Areversecycleautomaticallyinitiatesto
helpblowdebrisofftherespectivehoodscreen,
wheneitherthetemperatureoftheenginecoolant
orthehydraulicuidreachesacertainpoint.
Additionally,theradiatorfansperformareverse
cycleevery21minutesregardlessofthecoolant
temperature.
Fandirectionisalsoindicatedonthe
engine-coolant-temperaturescreenandthe
hydraulic-uid-temperaturescreen.Ifthebaris
totherightofthemidpointhashmark,thefans
arerunningintheforwarddirection.Ifthebaristo
theleftofthemidpointhashmark,thefansare
runninginthereversedirection(Figure5).
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Figure5
1.Engine-coolant
temperatureindicator
3.Engine-coolantfans
runningat50%speedin
thereversedirection
2.Hydraulic-uid
temperatureindicator
4.Hydraulic-uidcooling
fansrunningat25%speed
intheforwarddirection
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Ifafaultappearsonthescreen,pressanykeytoview
theactivefaultadvisory(Figure2).
Note:Contactyoursupervisorormechanictorelay
thefaultadvisoryanddeterminethecourseofaction.
Pressthearrowkeystonavigatethefaultscreen.
Pressanykeytorevealtheinformationkeysonthe
screen.
Diesel-Particulate-Filter(DPF)
MaintenanceIndicator
Ifthediesel-particulate-lter(DPF)maintenance
indicator(Figure1)appearsonthescreen,
immediatelycontactyourTorodistributorforservice.
Fuel-LevelIndicator
Thisdisplayindicatestheleveloffuelinthetank
(Figure3).
PTOIndicator
Thisdisplayindicates(Figure1)whenthePTOis
engaged.
Parking-BrakeIndicator
Thisdisplayindicatesthattheparkingbrakeis
engaged(Figure1).
Cruise-ControlIndicator
Thisdisplay(Figure1)indicateswhenthecruise
controlisset.
H/L(High/LowRange)
Speed-RangeIndicator
Thisdisplayindicatestheselectedtransmission
speedrange(Figure1).
Glow-PlugIndicator
Thisdisplayindicateswhentheengineispreheating
(Figure1).
Engine-HoursIndicator
Thisdisplayshowsthetotalhoursthattheenginehas
beenoperated(Figure1).
Tachometer
Thisdisplayshowstheengine-operatingspeedin
rpm(Figure3).
Hydraulic-Fluid-Temperature
IndicatorandCooling-Fan-Status
Indicator
Thisdisplayindicatesthehydraulic-uidtemperature
andthestatusofthecoolingfan(Figure5).
Engine-Coolant-Temperature
IndicatorandCooling-Fan-Status
Indicator
Thisdisplayindicatestheengine-coolanttemperature
andthestatusofthecoolingfan(Figure5).
BatteryVoltage
Thisdisplayshowsboththe12Vand24Vbattery
voltage(Figure4).
Service-DueIndicator
Thisdisplayindicatesthetimeuntilthenextregular
serviceinterval.
Note:Afteryouservicethemachine,resetthe
indicator.
1.Pressandholdthefar,rightbuttononthe
InfoCenter.
Note:TheMainMenuscreenappears.
2.SelectServiceusingthe2buttonsonthe
left;pressthebuttonbelowtherightarrowto
continue.
3.SelectHoursandpressthebuttonbelowthe
rightarrow.
4.PressthebuttonbelowResetHours.
5.SelecttheHoursfortheappropriatenextservice
timeandpressthebuttonbelowtherightarrow.
Note:Acheckmarkappearsoncetheindicator
hasbeenreset.
6.Whenyouarenished,pressthebuttonbelow
theexiticon(pictureofanopendoor)toreturn
tothemainscreen,orpresscanceltoexit.
AudibleAlarm(InfoCenter)
Thealarmsoundsduringthefollowingscenarios:
Loweringthedeck
•Theengineisnotrunning
•Anydeckisbeinglowered
Deckisoutofoat
•ThePTOisrequestedandqualied
•Anydeckisbelowthelimit,butnotoating
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MachinesendsarequesttotheInfoCenter
•Theenginesendsared,stoplampmessage
Note:Ifthealarmstopsoriftheoperator
acknowledgesthealarmbypressinganybutton
ontheInfoCenter,thenthealarmshouldstop.
•Regenerationrequestedbytheengine
•Anyenginefault
•Anyadvisory;refertoInfoCenterAdvisories(page
10)
•Theenginesendsanamberwarningmessage
•Thefuellevelisbelow2.2%
MainMenu
Pressandholdthefthbutton(farright)onthe
InfoCentertoaccessthemainmenu.
Fromthemainmenuscreen,youcanaccessthe
Servicescreen,Diagnosticsscreen,Settingsscreen,
ortheAboutscreen(Figure6).
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Figure6
ServiceScreen
IfyouhaveanissuethatrequiresuseoftheService
screen(i.e.,calibratingthetractionpedal),contact
yourT orodistributorforassistance.
AccessingtheProtected
Menus
Note:ThefactorydefaultPINcodeforyoumachine
iseither0000or1234.
IfyouchangedthePINcodeandforgotthe
code,contactyourAuthorizedT oroDistributorfor
assistance.
•5900
•1234
1.FromtheHOMESCREEN,pressbuttonseither
buttons1,2,3,or4toaccessthepop-upmenu
baratthebottomofthescreen(Figure7).
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Figure7
2.Pressandholdbutton5toaccesstheMAIN
MENU(Figure8).
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Figure8
Ifthemenusareprotected,theENTERPIN
screendisplays.
3.Pressbuttons1through4toenteryourPIN
code(Figure9).
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min
1200
1000
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1200
RPM
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Enter Pin:
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Figure9
4.WhenyoucompleteenteringthePIN,press
button5(Figure10).
TheInfoCenterdisplaystheMAINMENU.
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Figure10
Note:Whenyoushutofftheengineandthen
movetheignitionswitchtotheRUNposition,PIN
codeprotectionisappliedtotheMAINMENU.
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ChangingtheInfoCenter
PIN
1.Fromthestartupscreen,pressandholdbutton
5untiltheMainMenuappears(Figure11).
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Figure11
2.Pressbutton2untilyoureachSettingsonthe
MainMenuscreenandpressbutton4toselect
Settings(Figure11).
3.FromtheSettingsscreen,pressbutton4to
selectDisplay(Figure12).
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Figure12
4.Pressbutton2untilyoureachPINSettingson
theDisplayscreenandpressbutton4toselect
PINSettings(Figure13).
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Figure13
5.Pressbutton2untilyoureachPINChangeon
thePINSettingsscreenandpressbutton4to
selectPINChange(Figure14).
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Figure14
6.EnteryouroldPINusingbuttons1to4andpress
button5whenyoucompletethePIN(Figure15).
Note:ThedefaultPINwhenyouinitiallysetup
yourPINis5900.
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Figure15
1.Digit14.Digit4
2.Digit25.EnterPIN
3.Digit3
7.EnteryournewPINusingbuttons1to4and
pressbutton5whenyoucompleteyournew
PIN(Figure16).
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Figure16
1.Digit14.Digit4
2.Digit25.EnterPIN
3.Digit3
8.ConrmyournewPINusingbuttons1to4and
pressbutton5whenyoucompletethePIN
(Figure17).
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Figure17
1.Digit14.Digit4
2.Digit25.EnterPIN
3.Digit3
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Changingthe
InfoCenterDisplay
Brightness/Contrast
1.Fromthestartupscreen,pressbutton5to
accessthebrightness/contrastpop-up-menu
bar(Figure18).
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Figure18
1.Decreasebrightness4.Increasecontrast
2.Increasebrightness5.Exit
3.Decreasecontrast
2.Pressbutton1todecreasebrightness,button
2toincreasebrightness,button3todecrease
contrast,andbutton4toincreasecontrast
(Figure18).
3.Whenyouhavesetyourbrightness/contrast,
pressbutton5toexit(Figure18).
SettingtheCruise-Control
Speed
Youcansetthecruise-controlspeedbymovingthe
cruise-controlswitchmomentarilyforward,viathe
Infocenterasfollows:
1.Movethecruise-controlswitchtotheON
position.
2.Whenthecruise-controliconappearsonthe
displayscreen,pressbutton1to4toaccessthe
pop-up-menubar.
3.Pressbutton3toaccesstheCruiseControl
screen(Figure19).
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Figure19
1.Cruise-controlselection
4.FromtheCruiseControlscreen,pressbutton1
todecreasethecruisecontrolspeedorbutton2
toincreasethecruisecontrolspeed(Figure20).
5.Whenyouhavesetyourdesiredcruisecontrol
speed,pressbutton5toexit(Figure20).
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Figure20
1.Decreasecruisecontrol
speed
3.Exit
2.Increasecruisecontrol
speed
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InfoCenterAdvisories
OperatoradvisoriesautomaticallydisplayontheInfoCenterscreenwhenamachinefunctionrequiresadditional
action.Forexample,ifyouattempttostarttheenginewhilepressingthetractionpedal,anadvisorydisplays,
indicatingthatthetractionpedalmustbeintheNEUTRALposition.
Foreachadvisorythatoccurs,thereisacondition(e.g.,startdenied,PTOdenied,cruisecontroldenied),
anadvisorycode(number),aqualier(thecauseoftheadvisorydisplayed),andadisplaytext(whatthe
advisorydisplaysastextonthescreen)asshowninFigure21.
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Figure21
1.Displaytext3.PressanykeyontheInfoCentertoclearthetextfromthe
displayscreen.
2.Code
Note:Advisoriesdonotlogintothefaultlog.
Note:YoucanclearanadvisoryfromthedisplayscreenbypressinganyoftheInfoCenterkeys.
RefertothefollowingtableforalltheInfoCenteradvisories:
ConditionCodeQualierDisplayText
StartDenied4TeachengagedN/A
StartDenied5PTOengagedTostart,disengagePTO
StartDenied6NotinNEUTRALTostart,movetractionpedalto
NEUTRAL
StartDenied7Neitherinseatnorparking
brakeapplied
Tostart,mustbeseatedorset
parkingbrake
StartDenied8DeckswitchengagedTostart,disengagedeckswitch
StartDenied9RecyclepowerTostart,turnkeyswitchoff,
thenon
PTODenied102Inhighrange(onlycutinlow)ToengagePTO,mustbeinlow
range
PTODenied106OutofseatToengagePTO,operatormust
beseated
PTODenied107Nodecksoating(hitadown
key)
ToengagePTO,lowerdecks
PTODenied108EnginehotToengagePTO,letenginecool
PTODenied109LossofCANbus(service
required)
ToengagePTO,requires
service
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