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Main Screen

Operator Select / Auto Throttle / Menu Confirm / Erase Pop-up

On/Off

Icon explanation
No engine No Machine Saw Active Hydraulic Oil Temp.
Error Errors (FB only) Normal
Engine Minor Minor Machine Harvester Not Hydraulic Oil Temp.
Error Error Active (FH only) High
Engine Major Major Machine Harvester Active Hoods
Error Error (FH only) Closed
Normal Hydraulic Hydraulic Filter Hoods
Oil Level Normal Open
Clogged Air Low Hydraulic Oil Hydraulic Filter Water Temp.
Filter Lever Clogged Normal
Engine Intake DPF Normal Swing Water Temp.
Heater ON Operation Unlocked High
Cooling Fan DPF Manuel Regen. Swing Fuel Level Below
Normal Cycle Requested Locked 10%
Cooling Fan Regenaration Track Speed Fuel Level Above
Reverse Cycle Inhibit Activated Slow 10%
Engine Oil Manual Regen. Track Speed Auto Throttle
Pressure Normal Activated Medium Actived
Low Engine Oil Saw Not Activate Track Speed Auto Throttle
Pressure (FB only) High Deactivated
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1: To reach operator ajustments Enter the Menu then select 1 2

Hydraulic and Speed Ajustment.

2: In this screen there are two possibility's.

To fine tune one or more functions on a specific operator:
Select desired operator. Selected operator will light up in
red and numbers will appear on each side of monitor.
Enter operator password (factory password is 12345),
then press Enter. If corec password was entered, a Yellow
Hard hat will appear next to selected operator. Select this 3 4
operator a second time to enter ajustment menu.
To quickly ajust speed of function's select % Speed.

Operator Ajustments

In ajustment menu there are 8 pages.

Page 1: Boom ajustment. 5 6
Page 2: Stick ajustment.
Page 3: Head Dump / Att. rotate
Page 4: Grab Arms ajustment (Sol 17-18)
Page 5: Accumulators ajustment (Sol 19-20)
Page 6: Head Rotate ajustment (Sol 21-22)
Page 7: Swing adjustment
Page 8: Track adjustment

Hold for 3
seconds to
Reset to default
settings.

P.S. Defaults
can be
modified with
Plus1 tool

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Minimum current: This is the first current that will be sent to piloting coil when the
joystick is at beginning of stroke. The higher the current is set, the more aggressive the
function will be at begging of joystick stoke.
Example: If spool Opens at 190ma and current is set at 170, joystick will have to be moved
farther for function to beging moving. If current is set 210, as soon as joystick begins to
move spool will kick open.

Maximum current: This is the utmost current that will be sent out to piloting coil when
the joystick is at end of stroke. Lowering this current will limit speed of function and
raising current will speed up function, until spool is against spool limit screw.
Example: If spool is fully opened at 310ma and current is set to 290ma function will not be
at full possible speed when joystick is at end of stroke, but if current is set a 330 the last
part of joystick stroke will be wasted because at 310 spool is against limit screws.

Acceleration ramp: This is the time it will take for the current to go from Minimum to
Maximum when the joystick is fully stoked.
Example: If time is set to 50ms (milliseconds), and currents are set to 170ma for minimum
and 310ma for maximum, when joystick is suddenly moved to full stroke it will take 50ms
for current to go from 170ma to 310ma and 50ms for function spool to be fully open.

Deceleration ramp: This is the time it will take for the current to go from Maximum to
Minimum when the joystick is released.
Example: If time is set to 50ms, and currents are set to 170ma for minimum and 310ma for
maximum, when joystick is suddenly released it will take 50ms for current to go from
310ma to 170ma and 50ms for function spool to close.
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Progression: This setting will modify current output to EPC's in relation to joystick
displacement. For the same hydraulic response, joystick will need to be
pushed much futher in progression 1 that it will in progression 5.

Progression 1 Progression 2

Current Current
Out to Out to
EPC EPC

Joystick out Joystick out

Progression 3 Progression 4

Current Current
Out to Out to
EPC EPC

Joystick out Joystick out

Progression 5

Current
Out to
EPC

Joystick out
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In Track setup screen there is also an Average Speed

adjustment. This is the adjustment for the Medium speed.
(Turtle speed)

Default setting is 75%. This means in turtle mode 75% of

oil flow will be sent to tracks compared to 100% in high
speed.

Snail: Max pump flow - Max motor displacement

Turtle: Set % pump flow - Min motor displacement
Rabit: Max pump flow - Min motor displacement

% Speed

In this screen operator can quickly increase or decrease speed of each fonction.
To do so simply use the up & down arrows to scroll to the desired function and use the
left and right arrow to decrease and increase the percentage.
What this does is lower or raise the Maximum current sent out to piloting EPC's.
Example: If Maximum current for boom up is set to 320ma in operator ajustments and
% Speed of boom up is 80%, max current actualy sent out to EPC will be 80% of 320ma
which is 256ma.
These settings will also follow the operator selection. So if operator 1 ajusts all % speed
at 80% and operator 2 runs with all speeds at 90% when the operator is changed in the
main screen the % speed will change along with all operator settings.
These include: Hydraulic settings, % speed, joystick buttons, joystick mode and
attachment rotor direction.
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Select Menu Select Settings Select Access Code

Enter Access Code Select Dealer Settings Dealer Settings Screen

Temp setting: Summer or Winter can be selected

This will change the range of temperatures at which the fan will operate for each cooler element
and also the range of operation for the hydraulic thermostat
. See graphics below for fan control and hydraulic thermostat control

Fan Control

Summer: 72 to 62 Celsius Summer: 97 to 84 Celsius Summer: 85 to 70 Celsius

Winter: 82 to 72 Celsius Winter: 88 to 100 Celsius Winter: 100 to 85 Celsius

Hydraulic Thermostat Control

Summer Winter Alarm

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VD3 Adjustment: Turn this setting ON to adjust VD3 pressure.

When ON a fixed 300ma current is output to VD3 solenoid

Fan Adjustment: Turn this setting ON to adjust FAN low pressure.

When ON a fixed 640ma current is output to FAN pump

Auto Idle Time: This will set the time for the engine to drop to low idle when Auto idle is active.

Available times are 10 to 40 seconds by jumps of 5 seconds

Head Type: This will change certain drawings and available data in the monitor and also certain
outputs from ELTEC controler. Available options are Buncher and Harvester.

Anti Stall Agg: There are 5 available levels. Factory setting is 3. This setting will change how much the
controler will let the engine RPM drop before destroking the main hydraulic pumps. At Level 1 pumps
will remain engaged longer and let the engine lug down lower before destroking the pumps. At level 5
anti-stall will destroke pumps much faster to always keep engine RPM at maximum.

Calibration Joystick : Rocker Pedal: This menu will enter calibration screen for joysticks and pedals and will
also allow deadband adjustment for these as well. ENGINE MUST BE SHUT DOWN TO CALIBRATE

Steps to calibrate joysticks and pedals:

1: Without moving joystick press

MED-X.
A Floppy disk will appear at top right
to indicate calibration saved.

2: Move right joystick to the right 2

and while holding joystick press
MAX-X. A black line towards MAX- 1
X on joystick cross and 10000 should
appear over Dbnd-X when joystick is 3
fully moved to right side.
A Floppy disk will appear at top right
to indicate calibration saved.

3: Move right joystick to the left and

while holding joystick press MIN-X.
A black line towards MIN-X on
joystick cross and -10000 should
appear over Dbnd-X when joystick is
fully moved to left side. Deadband ajustment:
A Floppy disk will appear at top right Select DBnd-X or DBnd-Y. Once selected it will light up in red and a
to indicate calibration saved. + and - sign will appear on left and right arrows. Deadband can be
increased or decreased by 5% steps to a max of 100%. At 100%, half of
Repeat these steps for Y axis (fowards
the joystick movement in each direction of that axis will be cancelled.
and backwards), and also for left
joystick and pedals.
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Attachement Settings: This will enter adjustment screen for attachement. Here you can ajust flows and
time delays for different attachment functions.

Here you can view if

ELTEC controler is
receiving signal from
attachment system

Here you can view

current output to
attachment valve.

Up/Down to scroll through options. Left/right to decrease/increase milliamps

Current final speed: This current will set output flow from attachment valve. Max flow
should be around 102GPM. Spool limiter might need ajustment to reach maximum flow.

Start time High current: This will set the time for which high start current will last.

High starting current: This current will be the first current sent to attachment valve.
This will make the attachment valve open faster to get a better reaction from attachment

Feed rollers delay the saw: This is a time delay between roller current and saw current
for attachment valve. When going from feed signal (P2C) to saw signal (P2A OR P2B),
current will go from P2C current to 0 for the amount of time set and back to saw current.
This setting allows attachment spool to close between roller and saw functions to prevent
overspeeding of the saw motors.

P.S. It is important to connect pump signals to corect pin to have the delays between functions

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Attachment Settings for LL & SL

Output signals to attachment
CN3

Decrease milliamps to attachment valve Increase milliamps to attachment valve

to decrease flow. to increase flow.

Go to attachment pinout
configuration.

P.S. Max flow to attachment is around 50 gpm. If not possible

to go up to 50gpm, spool limit screw might need to adjusted.

P.S. Consult the manufacturer manual for required flow for

attachment and for any adjustment to be done on the attachment.

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Attachment Pinout configuration for LL & SL

CN3P01 CN3P05

CN3P02 CN3P06

CN3P03 CN3P07

CN3P04 CN3P08

The outputs on connector CN3 for the Attachment, can be configured in different ways.

C1P12, C2P01, C2P02, C2P03, C2P05 & C2P08 can be configured 3 ways:
Digital + Attachement valve*, PWM + Attachment valve* or PWM alone.

C1P06 & C1P07 can be configured 2 ways:

Digital + Attachment valve* or Digital alone.

The third page of the attachment settings is for Pinout configuration for a Grapple rotate float and a tool cylinder float**

For the Grapple rotate float the signal can be output in 1 of 2 places:
OXO24-99 C2P04 --> Sol37 or OXO24-99 C1P06 --> CN3P07

For the Tool cylinder float the signal can also be output in 1 of 2 places:
OXO24-99 C2P09 --> Sol38 or OXO24-99 C1P07 --> CN3P08

* + Attachment valve means that the attachment valve (sol23) will be simultaniously activated
** An additional external valve needs to be added to create this function.
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Adjustment pressure Levelling: Select this menu to perform pressure adjustments on tilt cylinders.

CAUTION! MACHINE WILL MOVE. KEEP CLEAR!

In the adjustment menu, simply press and hold the button on the screen associated with the
cylinder/direction you need to adjust.
The cylinder will move in the direction requested and pressure can be read directly on the monitor.
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Inclinometer Calibration : Select this to calibrate your inclinometer 0 position.

In the adjustment menu, place your machine at level position.
Once at desired position press the button next to the Axis you want to calibrate.

X Axis Right Joystick: This will turn On or Off the right hand joystick X axis input in the IXO
module. This will prevent the ELTEC system from running diagnostics on this circuits so the
circuit can be removed from the IXO controller and sent to the Harvester head control system.

Harvester Head J1939: This will Enable/Disable the CAN communication function between
ELTEC and the harvester

Boom Stop: This will bring you to the boom stop menu. From there you can adjust decel time and
maximum speed. This is an option that will slow and limit the speed of the boom up function past a
certain height. A proximity switch and wiring need to be added to use this function.

Grapple Rocker 1: This can be turned on for proportional grapple control.

Connect variable switch to CN17 Pin 2.

Grapple Rocker 2: This can be turned on for proportional grapple control.

Connect variable switch to CN17 Pin 3.