USER INTERFACE

SUPERVISOR

S30FT, S35FT, S40FTS [E010];

H1.6FT, H1.8FT, H2.0FTS

(H30FT, H35FT, H40FTS) [F001];

S2.0-3.5FT (S40-70FT, S55FTS ) [F187];

H2.0-3.5FT (H40-70FT) [L177]

This manual contains information that is confidential and/or proprietary to Hyster
Company, its subsidiaries and/or vendors. Copying or distribution of any sections of
this manual marked "Confidential/Proprietary" is prohibited.

PART NO. 1580518

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR

• When lifting parts or assemblies, make sure all slings, chains, or cables are correctly

fastened, and that the load being lifted is balanced. Make sure the crane, cables, and
chains have the capacity to support the weight of the load.

• Do not lift heavy parts by hand, use a lifting mechanism.

• Wear safety glasses.

• DISCONNECT THE BATTERY CONNECTOR before doing any maintenance or repair

on electric lift trucks. Disconnect the battery ground cable on internal combustion lift
trucks.

• Always use correct blocks to prevent the unit from rolling or falling. See HOW TO PUT

THE LIFT TRUCK ON BLOCKS in the Operating Manual or the Periodic Mainte-
nance section.

• Keep the unit clean and the working area clean and orderly.

• Use the correct tools for the job.

• Keep the tools clean and in good condition.

• Always use HYSTER APPROVED parts when making repairs. Replacement parts

must meet or exceed the specifications of the original equipment manufacturer.

• Make sure all nuts, bolts, snap rings, and other fastening devices are removed before

using force to remove parts.

• Always fasten a DO NOT OPERATE tag to the controls of the unit when making repairs,

or if the unit needs repairs.

• Be sure to follow the WARNING and CAUTION notes in the instructions.

• Gasoline, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), and Diesel fuel

are flammable. Be sure to follow the necessary safety precautions when handling these
fuels and when working on these fuel systems.

• Batteries generate flammable gas when they are being charged. Keep fire and sparks

away from the area. Make sure the area is well ventilated.

NOTE: The following symbols and words indicate safety information in this
manual:

WARNING

Indicates a condition that can cause immediate death or injury!

CAUTION

Indicates a condition that can cause property damage!

User Interface

Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS

General ...............................................................................................................................................................

Description .....................................................................................................................................................

Dash Display Menu Access ...........................................................................................................................

Menu Navigation ...............................................................................................................................................

Standard Display ...........................................................................................................................................

Main Menu .........................................................................................................................................................

Passwords Menu ................................................................................................................................................

Password Administration ..................................................................................................................................

Add Password ................................................................................................................................................

Delete Password ............................................................................................................................................

Edit Password ................................................................................................................................................

Other Password Functions ................................................................................................................................

Operator Passwords - Enable/Disable ..........................................................................................................

Password Time-Out Delay.............................................................................................................................

Passwords - Number Wrong to Disable ........................................................................................................

Lockout Reset Password................................................................................................................................

View Password Log ........................................................................................................................................

Setup Display Menu ..........................................................................................................................................

Set Operator Language .................................................................................................................................

Set Units ........................................................................................................................................................

Set Time Format (12/24 Hour) ......................................................................................................................

Set Daylight Saving Time .............................................................................................................................

Set Time .........................................................................................................................................................

Set Date Format ............................................................................................................................................

Set Date..........................................................................................................................................................

Operator Checklist.............................................................................................................................................

Operator Checklist Off-On Mode ..................................................................................................................

Edit Operator Checklist ................................................................................................................................

Set Operator Checklist Expiration ...............................................................................................................

View Checklist Log ........................................................................................................................................

Clear Operator Checklist Log .......................................................................................................................

Clear Operator Checklist Fault ....................................................................................................................

This section is for the following models:

S30FT, S35FT, S40FTS [E010];

H1.6FT, H1.8FT, H2.0FTS (H30FT, H35FT, H40FTS) [F001];

S2.0-3.5FT (S40-70FT, S55FTS ) [F187];

H2.0-3.5FT (H40-70FT) [L177]

"THE

QUALITY

KEEPERS"

HYSTER

APPROVED

PARTS

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General

DESCRIPTION

NOTE: Initial setup of operator/supervisor pass-
words must be done by a qualified dealer technician
with service level menu access. Other truck func-
tions may be adjusted through the dash display
by a qualified dealer technician.

These functions

may include: Truck Speed Limit, Acceleration Rate,
Deceleration Rate, Power Reversal Rate, Inch/Brake
Overlap, Maximum Hydraulic Function Speeds,
Motion Alarm Operation, and Light Shutdown
Time-Out.

This section contains information to allow access to
the supervisor functions of the dash display. With a
proper supervisor password, the supervisor can ac-
cess menu items not visible to persons with operator
password level access. Supervisor level access is lim-
ited to all normal menu access areas described in the
Operator Manual for your lift truck and additional
areas in the Password Menu, Display Setup Menu,
Daily Checklist Menu, and the Impact Sensor Menu.
Menu items covering optional equipment will only be
displayed for those options installed on the lift truck.
Access to display panel functions is through the scroll
keys #4 and #5 and the

key on the right-hand side

of the dash display located on the steering column of
the truck. See Figure 1. After successfully entering
your supervisor password into the dash display, push
the

key for access to the Main Menu.

DASH DISPLAY MENU ACCESS

NOTE: A qualified dealer technician with service
level access must install the initial supervisor
password. Once the initial supervisor password is
installed, that password may be used to access all
functions listed in this section and install additional
supervisor or password lockout passwords.

When the key is turned to the ON position or the
Power On button is pushed, the menu access keys are
activated.

NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #1

NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #2

ENTER KEY

NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #3

SCROLL DOWN KEY

SCROLL UP KEY

NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #4

NUMERICAL PASSWORD ENTRY KEY #5

Figure 1. Menu Access Keys

Upon initialization, the Password Screen will be
shown on the dash display. See Table 1. Enter your
five-digit supervisor password using the five number
keys on the right-hand dash display input panel.
Press the

key to enable all dash display menu

options allowed for supervisor password access.

Table 1. Password Screen

Enter Password XXXXX

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Menu Navigation

STANDARD DISPLAY

Upon successful entry of your supervisor password,
you will be directed to the Main Menu. Using the
scroll keys #4 and #5, scroll through the menu selec-
tions until you see the menu selection you want to
access. Press the

key to access that selection. The

Main Menu will only include the menus that are ac-
cessible with a supervisor password.

The

key allows you to move from menu to menu

and is used to make selections within a menu. The
#4 and #5 scroll keys allow you to move up and down
within a menu.

Each menu (except the Main Menu) will have a Back
One Level option within the menu options at that
level. Use the scroll keys #4 and #5 to access this
option. Press the

key to select this option and re-

turn to the previous menu.

Any time an optional value is changed within a
menu, pressing the

key will take you to the Exit

Options menu where you will have the opportunity
to return to the previous menu, exit the menu system
without saving any changes, or save your changes
and exit the menu system. See Table 2.

Table 2. Exit Options Menu

Main Menu
Save and Exit

Press

Key

Save All Changes and
Exit Menu - Yes

Press

Key to Save

Changes and Return to
Menu

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Main Menu
Exit Without Saving

Cancel Save
Return to Menu

Press

Key to Exit and

Return to Menu

Main Menu

Upon entering the Main Menu from the password en-
try screen, the following menu functions are visible
to the supervisor:
• Passwords

• Setup Display
• Setup General Items
• Calibrations

Passwords Menu

Within the Passwords Menu, the supervisor has
access to the following additional dash display func-
tions: View Password Log, Add Password, Delete
Password,

Edit Password,

Operator Passwords

Enable/Disable, Password Time-Out Delay, and
Passwords – Number Wrong to Disable. These func-
tions are not available to anyone using an operator
password.

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Password Administration

ADD PASSWORD

After entering the Add Password menu, enter the
new user’s five-digit password using the number
keys and press the

key to add the password. See

Table 3. You will be asked to enter the password
type.

Select:

Operator - Allows Truck Operation

Lockout Reset - Allows Person to Reset the Pass-
word Function After Password Lockout has Been
Enabled
Supervisor - Allows Access to the Above Functions,
All Password Menu Functions, and All Password
Entry Logs

If the password is accepted, the display will return to
the Add Password menu. Scroll to the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action.

Table 3. Add Password Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
Add Password

Press

Key

Enter
Password

Enter 5-Digit Password

and Press

Key

Password Type
Operator

Select 1
Operator
Type

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

Password Type
Lockout Reset

↑

SCROLL

↓

Password Type
Supervisor

DELETE PASSWORD

This function allows the supervisor to delete the
password information of any user or supervisor.

After entering the Delete Password menu, enter the
five-digit password you want to delete and press the

key. See Table 4. You will be prompted to confirm

that you want to delete the password. If you want to
delete the password, choose Yes and press the

key.

If the delete is accepted, the display will return to the
Delete Password menu. Scroll to the Exit Options
menu and choose the appropriate action.

Table 4. Delete Password Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
Delete Password Press

Key

Delete Password
Enter Password

Enter 5-Digit
Password and
Press

Key

Delete Password? No
Password XXXXX

Select Action
and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

Delete Password? Yes
Password XXXXX

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EDIT PASSWORD

This function allows the supervisor to edit any exist-
ing password information that has been stored in the
dash display.

After entering the Edit Password menu, enter the
password you want to edit and press the

key.

If the password entered for editing has not been
stored in the dash display, the next higher stored
password will be displayed. Use the scroll keys to

scroll through the stored passwords.

Use the

key to select a password for editing. See Table 5.
The password and password type information for
the password entered will now be displayed on the
dash display. You can edit the five-digit password
by entering the new password using the number
keys. When finished, press the

key and edit the

password type.

Use the scroll keys to select the

new password type and press the

key to store the

selection.

Table 5. Edit Password Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
Edit Password

Press

Key

Edit Password
Enter Password

Enter 5-Digit
Password and

Press

Key

Editing Password
Password XXXXX Type

Edit Password
and

Press

Key

Password Type
Operator

Select 1 Operator
Type and

Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

Password Type
Lockout Reset

↑

SCROLL

↓

Password Type
Supervisor

↑

SCROLL

↓

Password Type
Service

If you want to continue making edits, select the Save
and Return option to return to the Edit Password
menu. If you are finished making changes, scroll to

the Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate
action.

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Other Password Functions

OPERATOR PASSWORDS -
ENABLE/DISABLE

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
passwords, this function can be used to enable or dis-
able the use of operator passwords.

Use the scroll keys to select Activated or Deactivated
and press the

key to access the Exit Options menu

and choose the appropriate action. See Table 6.

Table 6. Operator Passwords Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
Operator Password

Press

Key

Operator Password
Activated

Select Action and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

Operator Password
Deactivated

PASSWORD TIME-OUT DELAY

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
passwords, this function can be used to select the
amount of time an operator can turn OFF the lift
truck and RESTART the lift truck without having
to re-enter operator’s password.

After entering the Password Time-Out Delay menu,
enter the number of minutes you want to allow before

requiring re-entry of the operator password. See Ta-
ble 7. The delay must be entered in one-minute incre-
ments up to five minutes. For delay longer than five
minutes, the delay must be entered in five-minute in-
crements. The maximum delay that can be entered
is 30 minutes. After entering the delay, press the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose the
appropriate action.

Table 7. Password Time-Out Delay Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
Time-Out Delay

Press

Key

Time-Out Delay
30 Minutes

Select Delay from Available
Selections and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

Time-Out Delay
0 Minutes

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PASSWORDS - NUMBER WRONG TO
DISABLE

This function is used to select the number of times
an operator can enter an incorrect password before
disabling further access to the lift truck.

After entering the Passwords – Number Wrong to
Disable menu, use the scroll keys to select between 1

and 10 attempts. See Table 8. You may also choose to
deactivate this function and allow unrestricted log-in
attempts. After making your selection, press the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose the
appropriate action.

Table 8. Passwords - Number Wrong to Disable Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
# Wrong To Disable

Press

Key

# Wrong To Disable
10 Entries

Select # of Wrong Entries
from Available Selections and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

# Wrong To Disable
1 Entries

↑

SCROLL

↓

# Wrong To Disable
Deactivated

LOCKOUT RESET PASSWORD

If the operator continues to enter an incorrect pass-
word and activates the lockout feature above, the sys-
tem must be reset by someone with a lockout reset
password, a supervisor password, or a service tech-
nician password. The supervisor can assign a lockout

reset password to anyone using the Passwords menu.
Enter the password using the Add Password menu
and select Lockout Reset for the password type. This
allows the person assigned the lockout reset pass-
word to unlock the lift truck without allowing access
to other dash display menu functions.

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Other Password Functions

VIEW PASSWORD LOG

Entering this function allows the supervisor to view
the log-in information of all users who have entered
a password into the dash display. See Table 9. This
provides the supervisor with the following informa-
tion – password, date, and the engine hourmeter
reading at the time of log-in each time a password

has been entered into the dash display. If the truck
has been accessed by a service technician, the log
will show a SERV entry.

The supervisor can scroll through the log entries us-
ing the scroll keys. Pressing the

key at any time

will return the display to the Passwords menu.

Table 9. View Password Log Menu

Main Menu
Passwords

Press

Key

Passwords
View Password Log

Press

Key

Password Log
06/12/04

XXXXX

998

Press

Key to Return

to Main Menu

↑

SCROLL

↓

Passwords
Back 1 Level

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Setup Display Menu

SET OPERATOR LANGUAGE

This function allows the supervisor to select the lan-
guage to be used to display information on the dash
display.

NOTE: When changing languages, it may be nec-
essary for the dash display to reset to the new
language. This process may take several seconds

to complete. Wait for the dash display to reset and
display the new operator language.

Select the language desired by using the scroll keys.
See Table 10. After making your selection, press the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose

the appropriate action.

Table 10. Set Language Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Set Oper Language

Press

Key

Set Oper Language
English

Select Language from
Available Options and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Set Oper Language
Spanish

↑

SCROLL

↓

Set Oper Language
Italian

↑

SCROLL

↓

Set Oper Language
German

↑

SCROLL

↓

Set Oper Language
French

↑

SCROLL

↓

Set Oper Language
Optional

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SET UNITS

This function allows the supervisor to select the units
used to display information on the dash display.

Use the scroll keys to select between SI/Metric units
or Imperial/English units. See Table 11. After mak-
ing your selection, press the

key to access the Exit

Options menu and choose the appropriate action.

Table 11. Set Units Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Set Units (SI/Imp)

Press

Key

Set Units (SI/Imp)
Units - Imperial (Eng)

Select Units and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Set Units (SI/Imp)
Units - SI (Metric)

SET TIME FORMAT (12/24 HOUR)

This function allows the supervisor to select the for-
mat used by the dash display.

Using the scroll keys, select between a 12-hour for-
mat or a 24-hour format. See Table 12. After making
your selection, press the

key to access the Exit Op-

tions menu and choose the appropriate action.

Table 12. Set Time Format Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Set Time 12/24 Hr

Press

Key

Set Time 12/24 Hr
Set Time 12 Hr

Select Time Format and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Set Time 12/24 Hr
Set Time 24 Hr

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SET DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

This function allows the supervisor to enable or dis-
able the use of daylight saving time on the dash dis-
play. When daylight saving time is enabled, the su-
pervisor can select the month and day daylight sav-
ing time will start and the month and day daylight
saving time will end.

To enable daylight saving time, select Daylight Save
On and press the

key.

Scroll to Daylight Save Start, press the

key, and

select the number of the month daylight saving time

is to start. See Table 13. Press the

key again, select

the day of the month daylight saving time is to start
and press the

key.

Scroll to Daylight Save End, press the

key and se-

lect the number of the month daylight saving time is
to end. Press the

key again, select the day of the

month daylight saving time is to end and press the

key to access the exit menu selections.

NOTE: You have the option of specifying either the
date or the day of the week to start or stop daylight
saving time. See the menu options.

Table 13. Set Daylight Saving Time Menu

Main
Menu
Setup
Display

Press

Key

Setup
Display
Set
Daylight
Saving

Press

Key

Set
Daylight
Saving
Daylight
Save
On/Off

Press

Key

Daylight
Save
On/Off
Daylight
Save On

Select On or
Off and

Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup
Display
Back One
Level

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight
Save
On/Off
Daylight
Save Off

Set
Daylight
Saving
Daylight
Save Start

Press

Key

Daylight
Save Start
Month 12

Select Daylight
Saving Start
Month from
Available
Selections and

Press

Key

Daylight
Save Start
Day 31

Select the Day
of the Month
from Available
Selections and

Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight
Save Start
Month 01

Daylight
Save Start
Day 01

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight
Save Start
Day Last

Press

Key

Daylight Save
Start
Last Su

Select the Day of the Week
from Available Selections

and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight Save
Start
Last Sa

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

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Table 13. Set Daylight Saving Time Menu (Continued)

Daylight
Save Start
Day 1st

Press

Key

Daylight Save
Start
1st Su

Select the Day of the Week
from Available Selections

and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight Save
Start
1st Sa

Set
Daylight
Saving
Daylight
Save End

Press

Key

Daylight
Save End
Month 12

Select Daylight
Saving End
Month from
Available
Selections and

Press

Key

Daylight
Save End
Day 31

Select the Day
of the Month
from Available
Selections and

Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Set
Daylight
Saving
Back One
Level

Daylight
Save End
Month 01

Daylight
Save End
Day 01

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight
Save End
Day Last

Press

Key

Daylight Save
End
Last Su

Select the Day of the Week
from Available Selections

and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight Save
End
Last Sa

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight
Save End
Day 1st

Press

Key

Daylight Save
End
1st Su

Select the Day of the Week
from Available Selections

and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

Daylight Save
End
1st Sa

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SET TIME

This function allows the supervisor to set the time on
the on-board clock.

After entering the Set Time menu, a flashing cur-
sor will appear over the time segment that can be

changed. See Table 14. Move from segment to seg-
ment by pressing the

key. When finished, press the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose the

appropriate action.

Table 14. Set Time Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Set Time

Press

Key

Set Time
Set Time XX:XX pm

Change Hours

and Press

Key

Set Time
Set Time XX:XX pm

Change Minutes

and Press

Key

Set Time
Set Time XX:XX pm

Change am/pm

and Press

Key

SET DATE FORMAT

This function allows the supervisor to select the for-
mat for displaying the date on the dash display.

After entering the Set Date Format menu, use the
scroll keys to select from the three options. See Ta-
ble 15. When finished, press the

key to access the

Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate ac-
tion.

Table 15. Set Date Format Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Set Date Format

Press

Key

Set Date Format
Set Date mm/dd/yyyy

Make Selection and
Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Set Date Format
Set Date dd/mm/yyyy

↑

SCROLL

↓

Set Date Format
Set Date yyyy/mm/dd

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SET DATE

This function is used to set the date used by the
on-board clock in the dash display.

After entering the Set Date menu, a flashing cur-
sor will appear over the date segment that can be

changed. See Table 16. Move from segment to seg-
ment using the

key. When finished, press the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose the
appropriate action.

Table 16. Set Date Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Set Date

Press

Key

Set Date
Set Date 08/02/2004

Set Month and

Press

Key

Set Date
Set Date 08/02/2004

Set Day and

Press

Key

Set Date
Set Date 08/02/2004

Set Year and

Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Operator Checklist

OPERATOR CHECKLIST OFF-ON MODE

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, this function can be used to enable or dis-
able the checklist.

Use the scroll keys to select On or Off. See Table 17.
There is also a selection that allows you to disable

the lift truck if there is a negative response to any
checklist item. After making your selection, press
the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose

the appropriate action.

Table 17. Checklist Off-On Mode Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Checklist On/Off

Press

Key

Checklist On/Off
Checklist Off

Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Checklist On/Off
Checklist On

↑

SCROLL

↓

Checklist On/Off
Checklist On-Stop

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EDIT OPERATOR CHECKLIST

This function allows the supervisor to enable or dis-
able individual items included in the operator check-
list.

Use the scroll keys to select the checklist item and
press the

key. Use the scroll keys to select Activate

or Deactivate for the item you wish to change. See
Table 18. Press the

key again to save your selection

and return to the selection menu. If finished, press
the

key to access the Exit Options menu and choose

the appropriate action.

Table 18. Edit Checklist Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Edit Checklist

Press

Key

Edit Checklist
Forks & Carriage

Select Any Available
Checklist Item and
Press

Key

Operator Restraint
Item Deactivated

Make
Selection
and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Edit Checklist
Operator Restraint

Operator Restraint
Item Activated

SET OPERATOR CHECKLIST EXPIRATION

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, this function can be used to select how long
a completed operator checklist remains in effect and
whether it is to be measured using clock hours or
engine operating hours.

After entering the Set Operator Checklist Expiration
menu, enter the number of hours the truck can be
operated before requiring the operator to re-enter the
checklist data. See Table 19. Press the

key and

select between clock hours or engine hours. Press
the

key again to access the Exit Options menu and

choose the appropriate action.

Table 19. Checklist Expiration Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Checklist Expiration

Press

Key

Checklist Expiration
XX hr Clock

Set Hours for
Checklist to be Active

and Press

Key

Checklist Expiration
XX hr Clock

Select if Hours are Clock
Hours or Engine Hours

and Press

Key

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Checklist Expiration
XX hr Engine

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Operator Checklist

VIEW CHECKLIST LOG

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, the supervisor can use this function to view
the operator password, date, and engine hour read-
ing when a checklist was completed.

After entering the View Checklist Log menu, press
the

key to enter the log. See Table 20. The sys-

tem stores up to 20 checklist log entries. These en-
tries can be viewed by using the scroll keys to move
through each checklist entry. When finished viewing
the log, press the

key and return to the previous

menu. If you are finished making changes, scroll to
the Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate
action.

Table 20. View Checklist Log Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Checklist Log

Press

Key

Checklist Log XXXXX
06/12/04 engine hrs

Scroll to View Log
Entries and Press

Key When Finished

↑

SCROLL

↓

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

Checklist Log XXXXX
06/25/04 engine hrs

CLEAR OPERATOR CHECKLIST LOG

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, the supervisor can use this function to
clear entries from the checklist failure log.

After entering the Clear Operator Checklist Log
menu, press the

key to select the Cleared option.

See Table 21. Press the

key again to clear the log

and return to the previous menu. If you are finished
making changes, scroll to the Exit Options menu
and choose the appropriate action.

Table 21. Clear Checklist Log Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Clear Checklist Log

Press

Key

Clear Checklist Log
Cleared

Press

Key to

Clear Log

↑

SCROLL

↓

Setup Display
Back 1 Level

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CLEAR OPERATOR CHECKLIST FAULT

If your lift truck is configured for optional operator
checklist, the supervisor can use this function to re-
turn a truck to service after the truck was disabled
by a negative response to an operator checklist item.

After entering the Clear Operator Checklist Fault
menu, press the

key. See Table 22. Press the

key again to clear the fault and return to the previ-
ous menu. If you are finished making changes, scroll
to the Exit Options menu and choose the appropriate
action.

Table 22. Clear Checklist Fault Menu

Main Menu
Setup Display

Press

Key

Setup Display
Clear Checklist Fail

Press

Key

Clear Checklist Fail
Cleared

Press

Key to

Clear Failure Log

↑