63205-920-000 Honda BUSH, COVER LOCK (Honda Code 0328187).

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(1) Alert Reminder Symbol Level 2 (Yellow) (reduced or "snoozed")
(2) Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner Level 2 (Yellow)The Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner (2) shows a warning banner in place of the other information in the Message Window. These messages are abbreviated to relate the machine condition while the machine is in operation. The messages are restricted to a dedicated area of the display to minimize conflicts with productivity and safety information.A Level 1 (Gray) or Level 2 (Yellow) Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner (2) can be reduced or "snoozed" to a message icon by pressing the message banner. This Alert Reminder Symbol (1) allows the operator to continue to view the other readings on the Message Window.Note: Level 1 codes (Warning/Gray) may or may not show a pop-up message.Note: A Level 3 (Red) Pop-Up Fault Warning Message cannot be reduced. It is recommended that the operator investigate the cause of the Level 3 message as soon as possible.The Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner is formatted to provide required information in a condensed, understandable condition. Pop-Up messages are used for various information conditions and severities that are described in the following sections.
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(3) Page Counter
(4) Page Index Arrow
(5) Fault Code (Example: Diagnostic)Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banners provide non-safety-critical information to the operator. The text within the messages will appear in complete words, allowing for greater understanding and better translation into different languages.A Service Fault Code (for example: Diagnostic E1379(2)), appears in the lower left side corner of the Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner. Service Fault Codes alert the operator or a technician that an abnormal operating condition exists in one of the machine systems.If multiple Warning Pop-Up Messages are active, a Page Index Arrow (4) will appear. If any warnings are active, the Warning Pop-Up Messages will not display. The numbers above the arrow is a Page Counter (3) showing the index of the currently displayed Pop-Up messages.If the Page Index Arrow (4) on the Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner is not available, press the midsection of the banner. The Diagnostic/Events List screen will appear. If there are more than one Active Fault Codes, press the Page Index Arrow (4). The Diagnostic/Events lists will appear showing the active warnings.Page Counter (3) numbers are shown above the Page Index Arrow. There are two numbers. The first number is an index of the currently displayed Warning Pop-Up Messages. The second number shown is the total number of active and unsnoozed warnings. For example, "2/3" means that the operator is viewing page 2 out of 3 total pages.If the operator has not pressed the arrow for 5 seconds, the Display will automatically page through active or unsnoozed Level 1 (Gray banner) Warnings, provided there are no Level 2 (Yellow banner) or Level 3 (Red Banner) Warnings active.If the warning is either Level 1 or Level 2, press the mid-section of the Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner to reduce or snooze the message.Note: A Level 3 (red banner) warning message will not reduce or snooze.Touching the Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner will reduce the banner to show just the Alert Reminder Symbol (1). Only the color of the warning and the warning icon is visible. Touching the banner again reverts the banner back to regular size.Alert Reminder Symbol
The last Warning Pop-Up Message suppressed raises the Alert Reminder Symbol (1). This symbol appears in the lower right-hand corner of the Information Banner. The Alert Reminder Symbol remains until the warnings become inactive. The operator may enable the snooze function for Level 1 Warnings (Gray banner) and Level 2 Warnings (Yellow banner).Note: Information pop-ups will not display if any warnings are active and not in the "snoozed" mode.Note: Level 2 Faults (Warning/Yellow) and Level 3 Faults (Shutdown/Red) will always show on the Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner, while Level 1 codes (Warning/Gray) may or may not show a pop-up message.Note: Level 3 Warnings (containing a Red banner) will remain active and will not snooze.Fault Codes
The color of the Pop-Up Fault Warning Message Banner represents the highest-level of the active warning:
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3Level 1 – A Grey Warning supersedes any active Warning Pop-Up message.Level 2 – A Yellow Warning supersedes active Level 1 Warning (or lower) Pop-Up message.Level 3 – A Red Warning is the highest priority. A Level 3 Warning always supersedes an active Level 2 (or lower) Warning Pop-Up message.Note: Level 3 Red Warnings (a red banner) will remain active and will not reduce or snooze.Level 1 Warning (Gray)
Illustration 3 g06497755A Level 1 Warning (Gray) Pop-Up Message banner supersedes any active Information Pop-Up message. A Warning Pop-Up Message will not display if any Level 1 Warning or higher is active (and not “snoozed” by the operator).If the machine is running, Level 1 Warnings may be snoozed for 10 hours.If multiple warnings are active, a Page Index Arrow appears on the right side of the warning banner and how many warning messages are also active. Pressing the Page Index Arrow enables the operator to page through all active warnings.If the operator has not pressed the Page Index Arrow for 5 seconds, the Display automatically pages through active (unsnoozed) Level 2 Warnings, provided no Level 1 or Level 3 Warnings are active.If multiple warnings are active simultaneously, the Lower Information Banner will automatically cycle through the warnings.Level 2 Warning (Yellow)
Illustration 4 g06497760A Level 2 Warning (Yellow) Pop-Up Message banner supersedes any active Level 1 Warning (Gray) Pop-Up Message.If multiple warnings are active, a Page Index Arrow appears on the right side of the warning banner and how many warning messages are also active. Pressing the Page Index Arrow enables the operator to page through all active warnings.If the operator has not pressed the Page Index Arrow for 5 seconds, the Display automatically pages through active (unsnoozed) Level 2 Warnings, provided no Level 1 or Level 3 Warnings are active.If the machine is running, the operator may snooze the Level 2 warnings for 1 hour. If the warnings are an Event, the warnings will