58130-ZW9-B22 Honda SEE PART DETAILS - SUP; PROPELLER, FOUR BLADES (10X6-1/2 HT)

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(1) Page Left button
(2) While Maintenance icon
(3) Page Right button
(4) Throttle Speed Control button
(5) Diagnostics button
(6) Settings button
(7) Home buttonPage Left button (1) and Page right button (3) - Use to scroll through the pages to the screens within a group. The user can also swipe left/right to scroll through the screens.While Maintenance icon (2) - This icon indicates that maintenance is required. Refer to the diagnostics screen and refer to the specific troubleshooting procedure contained in the service manual for the engine.Throttle Speed Control button (4) - Pressing this button takes the user to the Throttle Speed Control (TSC1) screen. Depending on the permissions of the user, the user will be able to execute TSC1 commands. The Throttle Speed Control button is always available, however, the speed control command needs to be enabled from the settings page.Diagnostics button (5) - Pressing this button takes the user to the Diagnostics pages. The default page shows active diagnostics. The user is able to see the logged diagnostics and to clear all diagnostics.Settings button (6) - Pressing this button takes the user to the Settings group, allow users and/or technician to configure controllers, select applications, configure the display IP Address, set the data and time, set the brightness, choose units, change languages, enable throttle speed control, change the flow-rate factor, and view general information related to the engine and transmission electronic control modules (ECMs).Home button (7) - Pressing the Home button will go to whichever screen the user was viewing when the user left the Home Group.Top Banner
The top banner indicates how many screens are in each group. The blue box indicates which page, in the screen group, is being displayed as shown in Illustration 2.
Illustration 2 g06425971The user may swipe or use the left and right arrows to navigate the screens. The user may press the arrows located in the top right and left corners to move to the next page as shown in Illustration 3.
Illustration 3 g06425975The name of the screen appears in the top banner. As the user changes the page, the screen name changes accordingly as shown in Illustration 4.
Illustration 4 g06425978Symbols
Depending on what configuration the display is set to, several icons appear on the top banner. Listed below are all the possible icons that could be on the banner.
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(1) Red lamp
(2) Maintenance icon
(3) Emission fluid
(4) HEST Lamp
(5) Aftertreatment fault
(6) Regen lamp
(7) Regen inhibit lamp
(8) Transmission fault
(9) Transmission shift inhibit
(10) DTOC active
(11) DM1 protect lamp
(12) Lockup clutch
(13) Parking brakeRed lamp (1) - Shutdown Faults.Maintenance icon (2) - Indicates that vehicle maintenance is due.Emission fluid (3) - Warning indicator for DEF tank low level.HEST Lamp (4) - Indicates that the Exhaust System Temperature is high.Aftertreatment fault (5) - Warning indicator for the aftertreatment system.Regen lamp (6) - Indicates that Diesel Particulate Filter active regeneration is needed.Regen inhibit lamp (7) - Indicates that Diesel Particulate Filter Regeneration is not initiated.Transmission fault (8) - Indicates that a alarm for the transmission has been logged.Transmission shift inhibit (9) - Indicates that operators cannot make a requested gear shift.DTOC active (10) - Indicates that automated gear shifting is enabled via a switch.DM1 protect lamp (11) - DM1 indicates that there are active diagnostics.Lockup clutch (12) - State signal which indicates whether the torque converter lockup is engaged.Parking brake - Indicates when the parking brake is set.Drop In Menu
Swiping up from the bottom edge brings up the following:
Day/Night mode
Brightness control
Wax Pencil
Illustration 6 g06426042Day/Night Mode
Clicking the Day/Night Mode toggles between day, night, and auto. When in auto mode, transition between day and night modes is based on the percentage of brightness that the light sensor senses. If a user wants to change different day mode, different night modes and the percentage for automatically transition between day and night mode, go to the Day/Night Mode section of the Settings.Brightness Control
Clicking the Brightness allows the user to adjust manually the brightness setting or turn on automatic brightness adjustment. The automatic brightness uses a light sensor to adjust the display brightness.Use the slide bar to adjust manually the brightness. The lowest brightness setting is 10 percent. The lowest brightness setting prevents the display from going to black which would then be difficult to read the display.Wax Pencil
The Wax Pencil feature allows the operator to mark the current state of a parameter on a widget (temperature, pressure…). Double tapping on the widget creates a tick mark at the location indicating the current value for that parameter. To add the Wax Pencil tick marks to all the widgets on the display, swipe up on the bottom of the display and use the "Set Wax Pencils" option.The following are options after the tick mark appears:
Leave the tick mark where the tick mark is. Leaving the tick mark provides a reference for how the parameter has hanged.
Click and drag the tick mark to the desired location.
Click and drag on the tick mark again. This second click ad drag creates a second tick mark.
Double tap either tick marks to remove the tick marks.