26. HANDLING PAYLOAD METER There are two types of payload meter: a card type and a printer type. The explanation for the payload meter given here is for the printer type. For details of handling the card type payload meter, see the separate operation manual for payload meter II. The payload meter inputs the signals from the pressure sensors, clinometer, body float detection, neutral detection, and other signals, and calculates the weight of the load using its built-in micro computer. It displays the results on the panel and also uses the external display lamps to show the condition of the load.
In addition, the data saved in memory can be printed out together with the date the load was dumped and the number of loads. 26.1 NAME OF PARTS 1. Calibration switch 2. Night lighting dimmer switch 3. Clock setting adjustment switch 4. Clock adjustment shift switch 5. Clock adjustment increase switch 6. Memory data clear switch 7. Printer feed switch 8. Print switch 9. External display lamps AD134650 26.2 EXTERNAL DISPLAY LAMPS HD465-5 When the actual load is displayed, the lamps light up as follows. Lamp 1 (green): Displays load between 14 tons and 21 tons Lamp 2 (green): Displays load between 21 tons and 41 tons Lamp 3 (green): Displays load between 41 tons and 51 tons Lamp 4 (yellow):
Displays load between 51 tons and 55 tons Lamp 5 (red): Displays load over 55 tons 1 2 3 4 5 AE134670 HD605-5 When the actual load is displayed, the lamps light up as follows. Lamp 1 (green): Displays load between 18 tons and 27 tons Lamp 2 (green): Displays load between 27 tons and 54 tons Lamp 3 (green): Displays load between 54 tons and 60 tons Lamp 4 (yellow): Displays load between 60 tons and 63 tons Lamp 5 (red): Displays load over 63 tons If the gear shift lever is not at neutral and the dump lever is not at the FLOAT position, none of the display lamps light up. All the lamps light up for 10 seconds after the power is turned ON.
To prevent overloading, use the lamps for loading up to the point where the 3 green lamps light up. 5-2