Software Guide

ManualsBrandsToro ManualsRiding ProductsOutcross 9060 Series Traction Unit with Cab and Loader

FormNo.3431-207RevA

Outcross

™

9060SeriesTractionUnit

ModelNo.07511AA—SerialNo.404700001andUp

ModelNo.07511BA—SerialNo.404700001andUp

ModelNo.07511CA—SerialNo.404700001andUp

ModelNo.07511DA—SerialNo.404700001andUp

SoftwareGuide

ReadthisinformationcarefullytolearnhowtooperatetheInfoCentercontrolonyourproduct.Youare

responsibleforoperatingtheproductproperlyandsafely.

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Introduction

Thisguideprovidesinformationonusingthesystem

informationandcontrolingthesystemfunctions.

Contents

Introduction...............................................................1

ProductOverview.....................................................1

Controls.............................................................1

Operation..................................................................4

SymbolsGlossary..............................................4

NavigatingintheInfoCenter...............................6

UsingtheOperation-ModeSelector....................6

AccessingtheProtectedMenus..........................8

SettingtheInfoCenterUnitsand

Language........................................................8

SettingtheService-DueIndicator.......................9

AudibleAlarms...................................................9

ChangingtheInfoCenterDisplay

Brightness/Contrast......................................10

SettingUpParameters.....................................10

ProductOverview

Controls

InfoCenterStartupScreen

Whenyoustartthemachine,thestartupscreen

appears,displayingthecorrespondingmodeicons

thatapply.

Note:Thefollowinggureisanexamplescreen;this

screenshowspotentialiconsthatcouldappearon

thescreenwhileoperating.

RefertotheSymbolsGlossaryforalltheicon

meanings.

Fromtheanymodeshomescreen,pressanybutton

toaccessthepop-upmenubaratthebottomofthe

screen(Figure1).

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Summary of content (16 pages)

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Form No. 3431-207 Rev A Outcross™ 9060 Series Traction Unit Model No. 07511AA—Serial No. 404700001 and Up Model No. 07511BA—Serial No. 404700001 and Up Model No. 07511CA—Serial No. 404700001 and Up Model No. 07511DA—Serial No. 404700001 and Up Software Guide Read this information carefully to learn how to operate the InfoCenter control on your product. You are responsible for operating the product properly and safely. Visit www.Toro.
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g251106 Figure 3 1. Issue—describes the machine action 4. Universal advisory code—use for reference to the advisory 2. Cause—identifies the reason the machine took the action 3. Remedy—action to be taken by the operator to resolve the issue 5. Instructions to suppress the advisory g249812 Figure 1 1. InfoCenter display Status Display 2.
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g249938 g249942 Figure 5 Figure 8 Machine hours and Fuel gauge 1. 3-point hitch lifted 4. Current hitch position 2. Maximum 3-point height position for the current, active attachment 3. Maximum work position for the current, active attachment 5. Minimum work position for the current, active attachment 6. 3-point hitch lowered 1. Machine hours 2. Fuel gauge g249943 Figure 9 Alert Example g249940 1. Machine hours 3. Fault code (5 characters long) 2. Fuel-level alert 4.
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Operation InfoCenter Icon Description (cont'd.) Symbols Glossary Edit the attachment The following table shows the possible symbols for the InfoCenter.
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InfoCenter Icon Description (cont'd.) InfoCenter Icon Description (cont'd.) Exhaust temperature is high due to the regeneration Stop safely as soon as possible Parked or recovery regeneration icon—regeneration is requested. Fuel level Perform the regeneration immediately. NOx control system malfunction; the machine requires service. Cancel Save Enter Symbols are often combined to form sentences.
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Navigating in the InfoCenter Using the Operation-Mode Use the following icons to navigate through screens Selector in the InfoCenter. These are used with the buttons on the bottom of the InfoCenter display. Note: The machine must come to a stop before you can change the modes. Icon Use the mode selector to change the machine operation status or to set up attachments.
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InchMode™ If Equipped Note: The InchMode setting is available through the use of an optional kit; see your authorized Toro distributor for more information. Use the InchMode setting to aid in the connection of attachments to the machine. To access the InchMode setting, turn the operation-mode selector to the I position (Figure 13). g250708 Figure 11 Low Automotive Mode Use Low Automotive Mode to drive the machine similar to a passenger vehicle with an automatic transmission.
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• You can lift and lower the 3-point hitch beyond the settings allowed for the current attachment. • You can engage the PTO output at a low engine rpm with the PTO switch. g250713 g250129 Figure 14 Figure 16 3. Accessing the Protected Menus When you complete entering the PIN, select the enter icon (Figure 17). Note: The factory default PIN code for you machine is either 0000 or 1234. If you changed the PIN code and forgot it, contact your authorized Toro distributor. 1.
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2. Select the SETTINGS option from the display menu and select the next screen icon . 3. Enter the PIN number (Figure 15) and select the ENTER icon 7. Select the save icon . Audible Alarms . 4. Scroll down to INFOCENTER option and select the next screen icon. The machine alarm sounds when the operator is out of the seat and one of the following situations occur: 5.
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Changing the InfoCenter Display Brightness/Contrast mode. It is adjustable from 1.6 to 33.8 km/hr (1 to 21 mph) in 0.16 km/hr (0.1 mph) increments. Maximum Auto Low Ground Speed This allows the supervisor to limit the machine ground speed when the machine is in the Low Automotive mode. It is adjustable from 1.6 to 12.9 km/hr (1 to 8 mph) in 0.16 km/hr (0.1 mph) increments. You can access the brightness and contrast in the attachment, auto high, auto low, and inchmode.
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• HYDRAULIC—the attachment requires hydraulic • You can set the minimum speed alarm to remind the operator to maintain speed as soon as it is safe to do so. power only BOTH—the attachment requires both hydraulic and PTO power. This could be a combination of 2 attachments. Note: With the proper parameter settings, you can set the maximum operating speed and set the warning buzzer for the minimum speed. Set the minimum speed buzzer to remind the operator to maintain speed as soon as it is safe to do so.
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turnaround position. It is adjustable from 0.8 km/hr (0.5 mph) to maximum transport speed in 0.16 km/hr (0.1 mph) increments. Use a lower speed when the weight and size of the attachment is large. When using an attachment that requires a low groundspeed, such as an aerator, you typically speed up to turn around at the end of a pass. When using a faster ground speed attachment, you typically turn around slower to avoid damaging the turf or to maneuver safely. 1.
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Three-Point Max Work Position Drop Speed This is the highest 3-point hitch position that the PTO is allowed to rotate when engaged. This controls the 3-point lower rate. It is adjustable from 10 to 100% in 10% increments. Note: Raise the attachment and verify that the PTO drive shaft does not bottom out or separate by exceeding the maximum extension. This helps prevent damage to turf when dropping the attachment into the turf.
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Note: Use a higher engine speed to provide • MEDIUM—when the PTO input is engaged, the adequate ground power when the attachment is heavy or if you will encounter many inclines. engine rpm reduces and dwells a short time, before ramping up to the application-power source speed. This is used for belt driven attachments with heavy starting inertia. An example of this would be a debris blower. Note: The PTO engagement rate is affected when the attachment-minimum engine speed is higher than 1,800 rpm.
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D. 9. BOTH 27. Set the delay lower time by using the plus or minus icons and select the next screen icon. Select the next screen icon. 10. Select the PADDLE engagement method and select the next screen icon. 28. Set the delay turn-around time by using the plus or minus icons and select the next screen icon. 11. Scroll down and select the RATE CONTROL and select the next screen icon. 29. Set the delay raise time by using the plus or minus icons and select the next screen icon. 12.
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7. For the location, select the 3-POINT option and select the next screen icon. 8. Select the power source as the PTO and select the next screen icon. 9. Select the engagement method as SWITCH and select the next screen icon. . 26. Confirm the save by selecting the save icon 27. Turn the mode selector knob the attachment position. Note: The attachment engages when you turn the PTO switch on. 10. Scroll down and select RATE CONTROL and select the next screen icon. 11.