D7 Track-Type Tractors Information Display Operator Menu Caterpillar

Operator Log-in Procedure

The machine has a feature called the Machine Security System (MSS). When installed, MSS protects the machine from unauthorized operation.

Note: Refer to "Operator Profile Menu" for more information on Master Operators creating, changing, or deleting operators.

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MSS Detecting (1) Message Window (2) Navigation Path (3) "Passcode Entry" menu button (4) "Skip Log In" menu button

The Navigation Path (2) of the subpage will indicate if MSS Security is or is not installed.

The Key icon shows the operator that the MSS Security is installed.

The Operator/Pound Sign icon shows the operator that the MSS Security is not installed.

Note: The example on the left used in Illustration 1 has the Key icon. This icon is located in the Navigation Path (2). This icon shows the operator that the MSS Security is installed.

This procedure is also applicable when the MSS Security is not installed. The operator will instead see the Operator/Pound Sign icon as shown on the right in Illustration 1.

MSS is detecting if there is a signal or a passcode. The operator then has the option of pressing the following button:

• "Passcode Entry"

• "Skip Log In"

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Detecting Passcode page (1) Message Window (Showing the operator is not logged in) (2) Navigation Path (Detecting that security has been installed – either passcode or Bluetooth) (3) "Passcode Entry" menu button (4) "Skip Log In" menu button

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Detecting Passcode page (1) Message Window (Showing the operator is not detected) (2) Navigation Path (Detecting that security has not been installed – either passcode or Bluetooth) (4) "Skip Log In" menu button

If the MSS is not enabled and the operator is not detected, only the "Skip Log In" menu button (4) is displayed.

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"Passcode Entry" page (5) Passcode Numerical Keypad (6) Backspace button (7) "OK" button (8) Next button

1. Enter the intended passcode in the Passcode Numerical Keypad (5). Correct any mistyped numbers by pressing the Backspace button (6).

2. Press the "OK" button (7) to enter the intended passcode.

3. Press the Next button (8) to skip the log in procedure.

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Passcode Entry Blocked page (1) Message Window (2) Navigation Path (8) Next button

If the passcode entry is blocked, a message will appear notifying the operator.

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"Passcode Entry" page (5) Passcode Numerical Keypad

If an entry error is detected, the Passcode Numerical Keypad (5) indicates an error. Three asterisks (***) will flash 3 times, then disappear. No navigation is allowed. The operator must reboot the machine with either the correct passcode reentered or with Bluetooth enabled.

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Bluetooth "Detecting..." and "Passcode Entry" "No Log In" page (7) "OK" button (9) Back button

Pressing the "Skip Log In" button (4) will bring up the "No Log In" page.

1. Press the "OK" button (7) to continue.

2. Press the Back button (9) to return to the previous page.

Camera Disclaimer Start Up Page

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"Caution" page (1) Message window ("Operator 1" logged in) (7) "OK" button (10) Rear Camera indicator

Note: The Camera Disclaimer screen and the Startup Reverse Camera screen are not visible when the camera setting is set to uninstalled at startup. The Camera tab in the Settings Tray will also not be visible.

If the Bluetooth signal has been detected or if the passcode entry is valid, the "Caution" screen appears. When the Rear Camera indicator (10) is visible, the camera vision system is functional. The operator will press the "OK" button (7) to continue with the login.

When the operator presses the "OK" button (7), the Performance Page will appear with the Rear Camera screen activated and visible as shown in Illustration 9.

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Performance Page with Rear Camera

Note: Refer to "Performance Pages" for more information.

Rear Camera Install Check Page

Note: The Rear Camera must be installed.

Note: This information can also be found in the "Service Menu" section in this manual.

When the Rear Camera is installed, the camera self-configuration page will appear. The page will prompt the operator to confirm the process.

If the machine is in Reverse gear, the Rear Camera is automatically visible.

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"Camera Self Config" page (9) Back button (11) Confirm button (12) Home button

1. Carefully read, understand, and follow the instructions.

2. Verify that the park brake is engaged before continuing this process.

3. Press the Confirm button (11) to continue.

   1. Press the Back button (9) to return to the previous page.

   2. Press the Home button (12) to return to the Home page (Performance Page).

      An "Initiate Camera Configuration?" dialog box will appear, offering the operator a choice between the following buttons:

      • "OK" button (15)

      • Cancel button (14)
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   "Camera Self Config" page with dialog box (9) Back button (12) Home button (13) Dialog box (14) Cancel button (15) "OK" button

4. Press the "OK" button (15) in the Dialog Box (13) to approve the Camera Self Configuration process.

   Press the Cancel button (14) in the Dialog Box (13) to discontinue the Camera Self Configuration process.

Functional Test

The monitoring system informs the operator of the status of the machine systems, problems, or impending problems.

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If the action alarm does not sound during this test or machine monitoring displays are not functioning, do not operate the machine until the cause has been corrected. Machine operation with faulty action alarms or displays could result in injury or death as any Warning Category 3 notifications will not be relayed to the operator.

The graphics display performs a functional test when commanded by the controlling machine ECM or when first powered up via key switch activation.

The functional test consists of illuminating all indicators at maximum intensity, turning ON the LCD, and turning ON the horn driver and internal alarm. The horn driver turns ON for the first half of the functional test time and the internal alarm turns ON for the second half of the functional test time. The duration of the functional test will be less than 3 seconds.

For dedicated single-color indicators, the indicators will be illuminated for the entire test. For dual-colored indicator locations, the indicator locations shall display both colors sequentially during the functional test. The time of display of each color location is equal to the one-half the total functional test time.

During the functional test, the LCD backlighting and the button backlighting will be ON 100%.