- The document provides instructions for calibrating an anti-tipping device on a diesel machine. It involves bypassing a connector, selecting load cell configurations, placing the machine in specific positions with and without a load, and saving calibration points by pressing a button. The goal is to correctly set tipping thresholds based on the machine's configuration and load capacity.
- The document provides instructions for calibrating an anti-tipping device on a diesel machine. It involves bypassing a connector, selecting load cell configurations, placing the machine in specific positions with and without a load, and saving calibration points by pressing a button. The goal is to correctly set tipping thresholds based on the machine's configuration and load capacity.
- The document provides instructions for calibrating an anti-tipping device on a diesel machine. It involves bypassing a connector, selecting load cell configurations, placing the machine in specific positions with and without a load, and saving calibration points by pressing a button. The goal is to correctly set tipping thresholds based on the machine's configuration and load capacity.
- Turn off the diesel engine. Make a bypass on X123 connector
(see below photos). - Turn on the diesel engine. - Press the left button to select the load cell number (a machine can have 1 load cell on back axle or 2 load cells on back axle and on chassis). - Press the right button to confirm. - Note: in case of a problem, turn off the diesel engine and re-start again. - Place the machine as per below photo: boom completely up and retracted, no load. - On display you should have: Stab H (it means outriggers up: H = High). pointer on green zone. - Press the right button: in so doing you save the first key point. - Wait a few seconds: the system needs a little time to save data (on display you see: CAL). - The system is automatically suggesting us the second key point. - Note: if H or L is blinking, it means that macine configuration is not the correct one for the next step. - If machine has the outriggers, lower them; if it hasn’t, skip this page. - Display should show: Stab L (it means outriggers down: L = Low). Pointer on green zone. - Press the right button: in so doing you save the second key point. - Next step is to make calibration with a load and with outriggers up (stab H on display): place the machine with boom down, completely in and with a load on forks. We suggest to use a load of about 50% of maximum load capacity for the machine. The load must be known. NB: for safety reasons forks must be kept close to ground (about 10-20 cm). - Boom out till you reach the position for which boom extension should be stopped by the anti-tipping device (refer to relevant load chart). - Wait a few seconds till boom oscillation ends. - Press the right button: in so doing you save the third key point. - Next step is to make calibration with a load and with outriggers down (stab L on display): place the machine with boom down, completely in and with a load on forks. We suggest to use a load of about 50% of maximum load capacity for the machine. The load must be known. NB: for safety reasons forks must be kept close to ground (about 10-20 cm). - Boom out till you reach the position for which boom extension should be stopped by the anti-tipping device (refer to relevant load chart). - Wait a few seconds till boom oscillation ends. - Press the right button: in so doing you save the fourth key point. - If calibration procedure is successful, a buzzer will be on till the bypass on connector X123 is removed. - Check the anti-tipping system: is it working OK?
Note: we described the general procedure for a machine with two
load cells: the first one on back axle and the second one on chassis. In case the machine has one load cell only, the calibration procedure must start by selecting “one load cell version”; then the key point to be saved are the first one and the third one only.