Toro 31598 Operator's Manual page 23

Info Center
Screen Functions
• Press the corresponding button to view screen 1 or
screen 2, to stop audible alarm, to view fault screen
or to exit (Figure 15).
• If a fault appears on the screen, press any key to view
the active fault advisory. Contact your supervisor
or mechanic to relay fault advisory and determine
course of action.
• Press the arrow keys to navigate the fault screen.
• Press any key to reveal the information keys on the
screen.
Figure 15
1. Screen 1
2. Screen 2
3. Audible alarm
Operator Information
There are two screens that will monitor and display the
machine functions that the operator can use.
Screen 1 will display:
Top Left Gauge-Engine Coolant Temperature
Top Right Gauge-Fuel Level
Left to Right on the Bottom Half
1. PTO Engaged
2. Parking Brake Engaged
3. Fan Reversing
4. Fault screen
5. Exit
4. Cruise Control Engaged
5. H/L (Hi/Low speed range)
Bottom Left Corner-Air Intake Heater Active
Bottom Middle-Traction Assist Engaged
Bottom Right-Machine Hours
Screen 2 will display:
Top Left Corner-Engine RPM
Top Right Corner-Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Lower Left Corner-Battery Voltage
Lower Right Corner-Service Due
Engine Coolant Temperature Indicator
This display indicates the engine coolant temperature
(Figure 16).
Parking Brake Indicator
This display indicates that the parking brake is actuated
(Figure 16).
PTO Indicator
This display indicates (Figure 16) when the PTO in
engaged.
Fan Reverse Indicator
This display indicates (Figure 16) when the fan is
operating in reverse. The fan speed will be controlled
by the hydraulic oil temperature, air intake temperature
or engine coolant temperature and will automatically
reverse. A reverse cycle is automatically initiated, to help
blow debris off of the rear hood screen, when either the
engine coolant temperature or hydraulic oil temperature
a certain point.
Cruise Control Indicator
This display indicates (Figure 16) when the cruise
control is in operation.
Fuel Level Indicator
This display indicates the level of fuel in the tank
(Figure 16).
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