Service Manual consists of the following separate Part No.
Technical Manual (Operational Principle) : Vol. No.TONFQ50-EN-00
Technical Manual (Troubleshooting) : Vol. No.TTNFQ50-EN-00
Workshop Manual : Vol. No.WNFQ50-EN-00
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Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd.
COPYRIGHT(C)2022
Tokyo, Japan
All rights reserved
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INTRODUCTION
To The Reader
This manual is written for an experienced technician to provide technical information needed to maintain and repair this
machine.
The machine specication and description according to destination may be explained on this manual.
● Be sure to thoroughly read this manual for correct product information and service procedures.
● If you have any questions or comments, at if you found any errors regarding the contents of this manual, please
contact using “Service Manual Revision Request Form” at the end of this manual. (Note: Do not tear o the form. Copy
this form for usage.)
•Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd.
•E-mail: HCM-TIC-GES@hitachi-kenki.com
All information, illustrations and specications in this manual are based on the latest product information available at the
time of publication. The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice.
Additional References
Please refer to the other materials (operator’s manual, parts catalog, engine technical material and Hitachi training
material etc.) in addition to this manual.
Manual Composition
This manual consists the Technical Manual, the Workshop Manual and the Engine Manual.
● Information included in the Technical Manual: Technical information needed for redelivery and delivery
•Operation and activation of all devices and systems, operational performance tests, and troubleshooting
procedures.
● Information included in the Workshop Manual: Technical information needed for maintenance and repair of the
machine
•Tools and devices needed for maintenance and repair, maintenance standards, and removal / installation and
assemble / disassemble procedures
● Information included in the Engine Manual: Technical information needed for redelivery and delivery and
maintenance and repair of the machine
•Operation and activation of all devices and systems, troubleshooting and assemble / disassemble procedures
Page Number
Each page has a number, located on the center lower part of the page. Each number contains the following information:
● Technical Manual: T 1-3-5
TTechnical Manual
1Section Number
3Group Number
5Consecutive Page Number for Each Group
● Workshop Manual: W 1-3-2-5
WWorkshop Manual
1Section Number
3Group Number
2Sub Group Number
5Consecutive Page Number for Each Group
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INTRODUCTION
Trademark
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Safety Alert Symbol and Headline Notations
In this manual, the following safety alert symbol and signal words are used to alert the reader to the potential for personal
injury of machine damage.
WARNING
This is the safety alert symbol. When you see this symbol, be alert to the potential for personal injury. Never fail to
follow the safety instructions prescribed along with the safety alert symbol. The safety alert symbol is also used to
draw attention to component/part weights. To avoid injury and damage, be sure to use appropriate lifting
techniques and equipment when lifting heavy parts.
CAUTION
Indicates potentially hazardous situation which could, if not avoided, result in personal injury or death. This is also
provided before the indication of mass to draw attention to safety during handling of the machine.
IMPORTANT
Indicates a situation which, if not conformed to the instructions, could result in damage to the machine. This header is
given to matters that are important in terms of operation and management.
NOTE
Indicates supplementary technical information or know-how.
Units Used
SI Units (International System of Units) are used in this manual.
A table for conversion from SI units to other system units is shown below for reference purposes.
QuantityTo Convert FromIntoMultiply By
Lengthmmin0.03937
mmft0.003281
VolumeLUS gal0.2642
LUS qt1.057
3
m
Weightkglb2.205
ForceNkgf0.10197
Nlbf0.2248
TorqueN·mkgf·m0.10197
PressureMPa
MPapsi145.0
PowerkWPS1.360
kWHP1.341
Temperature°C°F°C×1.8+32
3
yd
kgf/cm
1.308
2
10.197
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QuantityTo Convert FromIntoMultiply By
Velocitykm/hmph0.6214
-1
min
Flow rateL/minUS gpm0.2642
mL/revcc/rev1.0
rpm1.0
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MEMO
INTRODUCTION
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Symbol and Abbreviation
SYMBOL AND ABBREVIATION
Symbol and Abbrevia
tion
TOTechnical manual (Operational
principle)
TTTechnical manual (Trouble
shooting)
T/MTechnical manualTechnical manual.
W, W/MWorkshop manualWorkshop manual (Removal and Installation, Disassembly and
MCMain ControllerMain controller. MC controls the engine, pump, and valve ac
ECMEngine Control ModuleEngine controller. ECM controls fuel injection amount accord
VGSVariable Geometry System con
troller
GSMGlobal System for Mobile com
munications controller
GPSGlobal Positioning SystemGlobal positioning system.
CANController Area NetworkCAN communication. CAN is a serial communications protocol
A/CAir ConditionerAir conditioner.
OP, OPTOptionOptional component.
MPDr.Maintenance Pro Dr.MPDr. is software that troubleshooting, monitoring, and ad
A/IAuto-IdleAuto-idle.
WUWarming-UpWarming-up.
LiLow (Slow) IdleMinimum Rotation Engine Speed.
ATTAttachmentAttachment. Attachment is optional parts such as breaker,
HI, HiHighTravel fast position.
LO, LoLowTravel slow position.
DPFDiesel Particulate FilterDPF is a lter which removes particulate matter (PM) including
DPDDiesel Particulate DiuserDPD is an exhaust emission control system, a type of DPF,
Part NameExplanation
Technical manual (Operational Principle).
Technical manual (Troubleshooting).
Assembly).
cording to the machine operating condition.
ing to the machine operating condition.
Variable turbo controller. VGS is an exhaust turbo charged sys
tem to supercharge the exhaust energy while running the en
gine at slow idle speed. VGS optimizes the turbine rotation, im
proves the performance at slow-speed torque and the acceler
ation, reduces fuel consumption, and reduces particulate mat
ter (PM) by adjusting the nozzle opening of turbine housing.
Communication controller. GSM is a type of wireless communi
cation system, is used in more than on 100 countries around
Europe and Asia, and becomes the factual global standards of
the mobile telephone.
internationally-standardized by ISO (International Organiza
tion for Standardization).
justment.
crusher, and pulverizer in this manual.
the toxic substance of exhaust gas of the diesel engine. Ex
haust particulate removal equipment.
which cleans up particulate matter (PM) of diesel engine ex
haust gas. DPD is a ceramic lter which traps and lters PM of
exhaust gas. DPD burns up accumulated PM when PM increa
ses and regenerates the lter.
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SYMBOL AND ABBREVIATION
Symbol and Abbrevia
tion
DOCDiesel Oxidation CatalystOxidation catalyst for the diesel engine. Diesel oxidation cata
CSFCatalyzed Soot FilterFilter. The lter traps, burns, and remove particulate matter
PMParticulate MatterParticulate matter.
EGRExhaust Gas RecirculationThe EGR control re-circulates a part of exhaust gas in the in
MLMoment LimiterML crane.
HRVHose Rupture ValveHose rupture valve.
LLCLong Life CoolantLong life coolant.
SCRSelective Catalytic ReductionThe urea SCR system injects diesel exhaust uid to nitrogen
DCUDosing Control UnitUrea SCR system controller. DCU controls the DEF injection
D/MDosing ModuleDosing module. The dosing module (D/M) injects DEF into the
NOxNitrogen OxideNitrogen oxide.
DEFDiesel Exhaust FluidDEF. The DEF concentration is 32.5%, which is specied in
TPDTorque Proportioning Dieren
tial
LSDLimited Slip DierentialLimited Slip Dierential. The Limited Slip Dierential prevents
TBAPTemperature Barometric At
mospheric Pressure
JSSJoystick Steering SystemJoystick steering system. Operating the joystick steering lever
Part NameExplanation
lyst oxidizes unburnt fuel and raises exhaust temperature.
(PM) by using high-temperature-exhaust gas with diesel oxida
tion catalyst. Catalyst is applied onto the lter. This advances
PM burning.
take manifold and combines it with intake-air. Therefore, com
bustion temperature is lowered, and generation of nitrogen
oxides (NOx) is controlled.
oxide (NOx) exhausted from the engine and puries NOx.
amount according to the machine operating condition.
haust uid to the dosing module (D/M). Then, it returns diesel
exhaust uid in the DEF circuit when the key switch is turned
OFF.
exhaust piping according to the signal from DCU.
ISO22241.
Torque proportioning dierential. The torque proportioning
dierential prevents the tires from slipping.
the tires from slipping.
Atmospheric pressure, intake-air temperature, and intake-air
pressure.
controls the steering operation of the vehicle.
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CONTRASTING LIST OF PART NAME
Contrasting List of Part Name between Technical Manual and Parts Catalog
Part name in technical manualPart name in parts catalogPart No.
Bucket Angle SensorSENSOR;ANGLEYA00051742
Lift Arm Angle SensorSENSOR;ANGLEYA00051742
TBAP SensorSENSORYL00009955
Hydraulic Oil Level SensorSWITCH;LEVEL4259787
Hydraulic Oil Temperature SensorSENSOR4697482
Fuel Level SensorFLOAT3582860580
Water Separator SensorFILTER;FUELYA00060028
Transmission Intermediate Shaft Speed SensorSENSOR;REVOLUTIONYB00004091
Torque Converter Output Shaft Speed SensorSENSOR;REVOLUTIONYB00004091
Torque Converter Input Shaft Speed SensorSENSOR;REVOLUTIONYB00004091
Vehicle Speed SensorSENSOR;REVOLUTIONYB00004091
Transmission Oil Temperature SensorSENSOR;THERMO3582960140
Service Brake Secondary Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSUREYA00057050
Axle oil Temperature SensorSENSOR;THERMO3113925
Accelerator Pedal SensorPEDAL;ACCELERATORYA00003929
Brake Pedal Position SensorSENSOR;ANGLEYA00050561
Fan Circuit Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSURE4436271
Pump Delivery Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSURE4436271
Primary Pilot Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSUREYA00057050
Parking Brake Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRES.4436536
Service Brake Primary Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSURE4436271
Emergency Steering Pump Delivery Pressure Sen
sor
Position SensorSENSOR;INERTIAYK00000145
Frost SensorSENSOR;THERMOXB00001052
Re-circulated Air Temperature SensorSENSOR;THERMOXB00001061
Solar Radiation SensorSENSOR4405814
Refrigerant Pressure SensorHOSE;COOLER4312426110
Ambient Temperature SensorSENSOR4405815
Lift Arm Bottom Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSURE4436271
Lift Arm Rod Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSURE4436271
Object Detection SensorSENSORYA00055127
DEF Quality SensorTANK;UREAYA00070108
DEF Tank Level SensorTANK;UREAYA00070108
DEF Tank Temperature SensorTANK;UREAYA00070108
Steering LS Pressure SensorSENSOR;PRESSUREYA00057050
justment Switch
9-24 V Power Supply Socket
10- Emergency Steering Check
Switch
12- Accelerator Pedal
13- Brake Pedal
14- Hazard Switch
15- Work Light Switch
16- Parking Switch
17- Air Conditioner Control Panel
18- USB Power Source
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19- Forward/Reverse Lever, Shift
Switch
20- Turn Signal Lever, Light
Switch, Dimmer Switch
21- Key Switch
22- Seat Belt Switch
Rod Outer Diameter95 mm115 mm60 mm
Cylinder Bore145 mm180 mm85 mm
Stroke884 mm528 mm498 mm
Fully Retracted Length 1481 mm1292 mm818 mm
Plating Thickness25 μm25 μm25 μm
Electrical Component
Control LeverVoltage/Current5±0.5 V/Max. 15 mA (PWM Cross Output)
Fuel Level SensorResistance ValueEmpty: 90⁺¹⁰₀ Ω、Full: 10⁰₋₄ Ω
Battery RelayVoltage/Current24 V/120 A
Starter RelayVoltage24 V
Glow Plug RelayVoltage24 V
Air Filter Restriction Switch Operating Pressure6.2±0.6 kPa
HornVoltage/Current24 V/1.5±0.7 A
Sound Pressure113±5 dB (A) at 2 m
Back Buzzer (Loud)Voltage/Current24 V、1 A
Sound Pressure97/107/112 dB (A) at 1.2 m
IlluminationWorking LightLED 24 V、20 W
Cab LightLED 24 V、17 W/34 W
HeadlightLED 24 V、17 W/34 W
Turn Signal Light24 V、17.5 W(Front)、21 W(Rear)
Clearance Light24 V、2.7 W
License Light24 V、12 W
Tail LightLED 24 V、0.4 W
Brake LightLED 24 V、3.8 W
Air ConditionerRefrigerantR134 a
Cooling Capacity4.65 kW or More
Emergency Steering Pump
Unit
Cool Air Volume
Heating Ability5.81 kW or More
Warm Air Volume
Temperature Adjusting SystemElectronic Type
Refrigerant Filling Amount750±50 g
Compressor Oil Quantity
TypeElectrical Motor Operated Type
Maximum Flow Rate20 L/min at 8 MPa
Electric Motor Voltage24 V、2.4 kW
The following controllers are provided in this machine in order to control the functions. Each controller excluding the
communication controller communicates by using the CAN circuit and sends or receives the required signal.
ControllerControlComment on
Control
MCMC controls the engine speed, pumps, and valves.T2-2
PLCUPLCU controls valves such as the control valve solenoid valve and the
control lever pilot shut-o solenoid valve. PLCU also controls the joy
stick steering system.
TCUTCU controls the transmission.T2-2
ECMECM controls the engine.T2-3
Monitor ControllerThe monitor controller displays the operating information and alarms
on the sub monitor.
Column DisplayThe column display shows gauges and indicators.T2-5
Air Conditioner ControllerThe air conditioner controller controls the air conditioner.T2-5, T5-7
Aerial Angle ControllerThe aerial angle controller controls the composition/display switching
of camera images.
Communication ControllerThe communication controller sends the mails and operating informa
tion.
T2-2
T5-2
T2-2
T5-3
NOTE
Refer to the corresponding group for details of each controller control.
CAN Circuit
CAN (Controller Area Network) is ISO Standards of the serial communication protocol.
This machine has seven networks (CAN bus (4)) that consist of Power-CAN, Body-CAN, Local-CAN, IF-CAN, PL-CAN, OPTCAN, and SENSOR-CAN, which are mainly used for the following controls.
Power-CANEngine and transmission
Body-CANAccessories
Local-CANEngine
IF-CANCommunication
PL-CANSafety
OPT-CANSENSOR-CANSensors
CAN bus (4) consists of two wire harnesses, CAN-H (High) (2) and CAN-L (Low) (3).
Each controller judges the CAN bus (4) level due to the potential dierence between CAN-H (High) (2) and CAN-L (Low)
(3).
Each controller arranges the CAN bus (4) level for sending the signal and data to other controllers.
Termination resistors (120 Ω) (17) are installed to the both ends of CAN bus (4).
10- Monitor Controller
11- MPDr.
12- Aerial Angle Controller
13- Column Display
14- Air Conditioner Controller
15- Monitor Control Unit
16- Information Control Unit
17- Terminal Resistor (120 Ω)
18- Position Sensor
MC and PLCU are used in order to control the machine operations. The signals from the accelerator pedal sensor, various
sensors, switches, and TCU are sent to MC and PCLU, and processed in the logic circuit.
MC and PCLU send the signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM by using CAN communication in order to
control the engine. (Refer to SYSTEM/Engine System.)
In addition, MC and PLCU drive the solenoid valve unit and the torque control solenoid valve in order to control the
pumps and valves.
TCU is used in order to control the machine travel operations. The signals from the shift switch, forward/reverse lever,
various switches, and various sensors of transmission are sent to TCU and processed in the logic circuit.
TCU activates the forward and reverse clutch solenoid valves and speed shift solenoid valve, and controls the
transmission.
Engine Control (ECM)
The engine control consists of the followings.
● Engine Protection Control
● Accelerator Pedal Control
● Auto Warming-Up Control
● Engine Torque Idle Speed-Up Control
● Forward/Reverse Selection Speed Limit Control While Traveling
● Engine Speed Limit Control without Load
● Matching Control While Digging
● Speed Limit Control with Power Mode OFF
● Auto Power Up Speed Control
● Overheat Prevention Speed Limit Control
● Aftertreatment Device Manual Regeneration Control
● Engine Overload Prevention Control
● Engine Max. Speed Limit Control at Stroke End Stall and Front Relief
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The engine protection control controls increasing the engine speed and promotes the circulation of the engine oil
immediately after the engine starts. Therefore, the engine (turbocharger) is protected from being damaged.
1. When the engine starts, MC (3) receives the signals from coolant temperature sensor (25), hydraulic oil temperature
sensor (48), and torque converter oil temperature sensor (26). MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine
speed according to the received signals to ECM (5) by using CAN communication (17).
2. ECM (5) sets the engine speed to minimum rotation speed (F) and holds it for 3 to 40 seconds.
3. When the engine starts and the specied time is passed, MC (3) deactivates the engine protection control.
4. ECM (5) slowly returns the engine speed to the speed according to other engine controls.
NOTE
The priority is given to the engine protection control. Therefore, the engine speed does not change even if the accelerator
pedal is operated when the engine protection control is activated. Other controls are activated after the engine
protection control is deactivated.
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
1. PLCU (9) receives the signals (the demand engine speed) from accelerator pedal sensor (2) and sends them to MC (3)
by using CAN communication (17). MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine speed according to the
received signals to ECM (5) by using CAN communication (17).
2. ECM (5) controls the engine speed according to CAN communication (17).
3. When accelerator pedal sensor (2) becomes abnormal, MC (3) sends the backup signals to ECM (5).
4. ECM (5) limits the engine speed to specied value (F). (Backup Control).
Deactivation of Backup Control:
1. When accelerator pedal sensor (2) becomes normal, MC (3) deactivates the backup control by the following
procedure.
•Turn OFF key switch (47)
•Wait more than 10 second.
•Turn ON key switch (47)
2. Therefore, ECM (5) returns the engine speed according to the accelerator pedal control.
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The auto warming-up control automatically warms up the engine.
A- Engine SpeedD- Auto Warming-Up Speed
B- Target Engine SpeedE- Minimum Rotation Speed
C- Maximum Rotation Speed
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Operation:
1. MC (3) receives the signal from hydraulic oil temperature sensor (48) and coolant temperature sensor (25).
2. When any of the following conditions exists, MC (3) sends the signals equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5)
by using CAN communication (17).
•When key switch (47) is in the ON position and hydraulic oil temperature is 0 °C or lower
•When key switch (47) is in the START position and hydraulic oil temperature is 0 °C or lower
3. ECM (5) increases the engine speed to auto warming-up speed (D).
4. When any of the following conditions exist, MC (3) deactivates the auto warming-up control.
•When 30 minutes passed after setting key switch (47) to START position
•Hydraulic oil temperature: 30 °C or more
•Coolant Temperature: 40 °C or more
•Parking Brake: UNLOCK
5. Therefore, ECM (5) returns the engine speed according to the accelerator pedal control.
NOTE
"Normal" or "Ultra Low Temperature" can be set as follows by using MPDr. (64).
NormalUltra Low Temperature
Auto Warming-Up Speed
Hydraulic Oil Temperature Non-activation30 °C40 °C
Coolant Temperature Non-activation40 °C50 °C
1000 (min-1)1100 (min-1)
IMPORTANT
When adjusting the auto-idle speed, deactivate the auto warming-up control by using sub monitor (46). Or wait
the adjustment until 30 minutes after the engine starts.
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
In case the engine speed is slow and the engine load is large, the engine torque idle speed-up control increases the
engine speed in order to prevent the engine stall.
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. PLCU (9) receives the signals from accelerator pedal sensor (2), forward/reverse lever (32) or forward/reverse switch
(36), and sends them to TCU (7) by using CAN communication (17). TCU (7) sends the signals to MC (3) by using CAN
communication (17).
2. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5) by using
CAN communication (17).
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) or Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Forward Position (33) or Reverse Position (35)
•Vehicle Speed: less than 20 km/h
•Accelerator Pedal (1) Depressing Amount: Lightly (Engine Speed: less than 1150 min-1)
•Engine Torque: over specied value (Reference: over 20 %)
3. ECM (5) increases the engine speed to engine torque idle speed-up speed (F).
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by the joystick steering
selector switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
Forward/Reverse Selection Speed Limit Control While Traveling
Purpose:
The forward/reverse selection speed limit control while traveling limits the engine speed when shifting the travel
direction. Shock and drift amount of the vehicle are reduced when shifting the travel direction by slowdown function of
the engine brake.
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
L- Specied Value (Command 1st Speed) (1750 min-1)
M- Specied Value (Command 1st Speed) (1650 min-1)
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Group 2 Control System
1. PLCU (9) receives the signals from forward/reverse lever (32) and forward/reverse switch (36), and sends the FNR
command signal to TCU (7) and MC (3) by using CAN communication (17).
2. MC (3) sends the speed shift signal from shift switch (31) to TCU (7). TCU (7) sends the vehicle speed signal,
transmission speed shift signal, and current FNR command signal to MC (3) by using CAN communication (17).
3. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5) by using
CAN communication (17).
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) or Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Forward Position (33) or Reverse Position (35)
•Vehicle Speed: over 3.5 km/h
4. ECM (5) reduces and limits the engine speed to specied values (mode 1 or mode 2) according to the CAN signal.
Mode 1: When the current FNR command signal of TCU (7) and the FNR command signal of MC (3) do not match, the
engine speed is controlled to specied value (F).
Mode 2: When the current FNR command signal of TCU (7) and the FNR command signal of MC (3) match, the engine
speed is controlled to specied value (H) or (L), and then further to specied value (J) or (M).
Deactivation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. When of the any following conditions exists, ECM (5) returns the engine speed according to the accelerator pedal
control.
•Vehicle Speed: less than 3.5 km/h
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) and Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Neutral Position (34)
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by the joystick steering
selector switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The engine speed limit control without load limits the maximum engine speed of the engine when the pump delivery
pressure is less than specied value. Therefore, fuel consumption is reduced.
C- Accelerator Pedal Depressing Amount: Not OperatedH- Accelerator Pedal Depressing Amount: Fully Depressed
E- Maximum Rotation Speed
Operation:
F- Specied Value (2080 min-1)
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. MC (3) receives the signal from the pump delivery pressure sensor (38).
2. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5) by using
CAN communication (17).
•Pump Delivery Pressure: less than specied value (Reference: Less than 11 MPa)
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) and Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Neutral Position (34)
•Vehicle Speed: less than 2 km/h
3. ECM (5) sets the engine speed to specied value (F) according to CAN communication (17).
Deactivation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. When any of the following conditions exists, ECM (5) returns the engine speed according to the accelerator pedal
control.
•Pump Delivery Pressure: High Pressure (Reference: 11 MPa or more)
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) or Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Forward Position (33) or Reverse Position (35)
•Vehicle Speed: 2 km/h or more
NOTE
In case performing the lift arm raise/lower operation with the bucket empty, pump delivery pressure becomes medium
pressure (3 to 14 MPa).
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NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by the joystick steering
selector switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The matching control while digging reduces the driving force by limiting the maximum engine speed of the engine and
improves the balance between driving force and digging force.
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A- Engine Speed Limit ValueH- At End of Digging
B- Operating Time (Second)J- Maximum Engine Speed
D- At Start of DiggingH- Specied Value (While Digging)
E- While DiggingL- Specied Value (While Fully Digging)
F- While Fully DiggingM- Specied Value (While Scraping Up)
G- While Scooping Up
Operation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. TCU (7) sends the speed shift signals of transmission (8) to MC (3) by using CAN communication (17).
2. ECM (5) receives the signals from cam angle sensor (24) and crank speed sensor (23).
3. ECM (5) calculates them and sends a signal corresponding to the actual engine speed to MC (3) by using CAN
communication (17).
4. MC (3) receives the signals from the pump delivery pressure sensor (38) and power mode switch (44).
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5. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5) by using
CAN communication (17).
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) or Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Forward Position (33)
•Pump Delivery Pressure: High Pressure (Reference: 13 MPa or more)
•Torque Converter Speed Ratio: less than specied value (Reference: 15% or less)
NOTE
The torque converter speed ratio is calculated from the following equation.
N=P/Q
N- Torque Converter Speed Ratio
P- Torque Converter Output Shaft Speed
Q- Actual engine speed
6. ECM (5) sets the engine speed to specied value (K), specied value (L), and specied value (M) according to CAN
communication (17).
Engine Speed according to Work Mode (Reference, at 1st Speed)
Digging Control Mode
Power Mode200018401800
Standard175017301800
Fork223022302230
Digging (Heavy)200018401800
Digging (Light)175017301800
Digging (K) (Unit: min-1)
Fully Digging (L) (Unit:
min-1)
Scooping Up (M) (Unit: min-1)
NOTE
The engine speed diers according to the power mode and digging control mode settings.
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by the joystick steering
selector switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The speed limit control with power mode OFF limits the maximum engine speed of the engine according to driving load
with the power mode set to OFF. Therefore, fuel consumption is reduced.
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A- Engine Speed
E- Specied Value (lower than 2nd speed: 1750 min-1, 3rd
Speed: 2040 min
-1
)
B- Driving Loada- Shift Speed: lower than 2nd speed
C- Specied Value (lower than 2nd speed: 2070 min-1, 3rd
Speed: 2230 min
-1
)
b- Shift Speed: Third Speed
D- Specied Value (lower than 2nd speed: 2050 min-1, 3rd
Speed: 2230 min
-1
)
Operation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. TCU (7) sends the speed shift signals of transmission (8) to MC (3) by using CAN communication (17).
2. ECM (5) receives the signals from cam angle sensor (24) and crank speed sensor (23).
3. ECM (5) calculates them and sends a signal corresponding to the actual engine speed to MC (3) by using CAN
communication (17).
4. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5) by using
CAN communication (17).
•Forward/reverse lever (32) or forward/reverse switch (36): Forward position (33) or reverse position (35)
•Power mode: OFF
NOTE
When key switch (47) is set to the OFF position and then set back to the ON position, the power mode is turned OFF.
5. ECM (5) limits the engine speed to the specied value according to CAN communication (17).
•When the speed shift signal is third speed or lower, the engine speed is decreased and limited to the specied
value from the maximum rotation speed of the engine according to driving load.
•When the speed shift signal is fourth speed, the engine speed is limited to the maximum rotation speed.
NOTE
MC (3) detects driving load by using the torque converter speed ratio. The torque converter speed ratio is calculated
from the following equation.
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J=K/L
J- Torque Converter Speed Ratio
K- Torque Converter Output Shaft Speed
L- Actual engine speed
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by the joystick steering
selector switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
Auto power up speed control increases the maximum engine speed when the driving load increases, for example, when
climbing on a slope while speed limit control with power mode OFF is activated. Therefore, acceleration while climbing a
slope is improved.
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A- Engine SpeedD- Specied Value (specied value (E) not exceeded by 150
min-1 increase from engine demand speed during opera
tion)
B- Driving Load
E- Specied Value (F1/F2: 2000 min-1, F3/R1/R2: 2100 min-1,
R3: 2230 min
-1
)
C- Specied Value (specied value (E) not exceeded by 150
min-1 increase from engine demand speed during opera
tion)
Operation:
1. Position sensor (74) sends the vehicle position angle signal to MC (3) by using CAN communication (20). At the same
time, TCU (7) sends the signal equivalent to the command transmission speed to MC (3) by using CAN communication
(17).
2. When speed limit control with power mode OFF is activated, MC (3) calculates the signal from TCU (7) and the signal
from position sensor (74) internally to calculate the signal equivalent to the target engine speed. MC (3) sends the
signal equivalent to the target engine speed to ECM (5) by using CAN communication (17).
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NOTE
When key switch (47) is set to the OFF position, the power mode is turned OFF.
3. any of the following conditions 1, 2 or 3 exists, ECM (5) increases the engine speed to specied value (C), specied
value (D) or specied value (E) corresponding to the condition.
Description of ConditionsTarget Engine Speed
Condition 1Torque converter speed ratio is held for a specied range (Ref
erence: more than 0.4 and less than 0.7) for a specied time
(speed 1 to speed 3 reference: for 1 second)
Condition 2Torque converter speed ratio is held for a specied range (Ref
erence: more than 0.4 and less than 0.7) for a specied time
(speed 1 to speed 3 reference: for 1.5 seconds)
Condition 3Command transmission speed is in forward direction and the
estimated vehicle position angle is held for 1 second over the
specied value (Reference: 5°) or the command transmission
speed is in the reverse direction and the estimated vehicle po
sition angle is held for 1 second less than the specied value
(Reference: -5°)
Specied value (C): Specied value (E)
not exceeded by 150 min-1 increase
from engine demand speed during op
eration)
Specied value (D): Specied value (E)
not exceeded by 150 min-1 increase
from engine demand speed during op
eration)
Specied value (E)
NOTE
MC (3) detects driving load by using the torque converter speed ratio. The torque converter speed ratio is calculated
from the following equation.
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. When following conditions 1, 2 or 3 exist, MC (3) deactivates the auto power up speed control.
Engine Speed During Op
eration
Condition 1Specied value (C)
Condition 2Specied value (D)Torque converter speed ratio is held for a specied range (Reference: 0.9 or
Condition 3Specied value (E)The estimated vehicle position angle is held in the specied range (Refer
When the engine speed (specied value (C)) that has increased 150 min-1 is
less than the engine speed with the power mode set at OFF, forward/
reverse lever (32): operated, forward/reverse switch (36): operated or accel
erator pedal (1): neutral position
more) for 2 seconds, forward/reverse lever (32): operated, forward/reverse
switch (36): operated or accelerator pedal (1): neutral position
ence: -3° to 3°) for 1.5 seconds
Description of Conditions
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by joystick steering selector
switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The overheat prevention speed limit control limits the maximum engine speed of the engine and prevents the engine
overheating when the coolant temperature, hydraulic oil temperature, torque converter oil temperature, or axle oil
temperature increases to the upper limit.
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
The aftertreatment device manual regeneration control increases the engine speed and applies load to the engine.
Therefore, this control assists to increase the exhaust temperature up to the temperature that a catalyst in the
aftertreatment device is activated.
Operation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. When manual regeneration of the aftertreatment device is required, ECM (5) sends the aftertreatment device
regeneration request signal to MC (3) by using CAN communication (17). (Refer to "Aftertreatment Device
Regeneration Control"T2-3-21.)
2. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends aftertreatment device regeneration request signal (63) to ECM (5).
•Manual regeneration switch (60):ON
•Accelerator Pedal (1): Not operated
•Parking Brake: Operation
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) and Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Neutral Position (34)
•Control Lever Lock: Operation (primary pilot pressure sensor (83) at less than specied value by control lever lock
switch (ON))
3. ECM (5) increases the engine speed and increases the exhaust temperature up to the temperature that a catalyst in
the aftertreatment device is activated.
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by joystick steering selector
switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
Engine overload prevention control activates the exhaust brake mounted on the engine when the engine speed has risen
above the allowable value, for example, when traveling down slopes. Therefore, the engine speed is reduced to prevent
damage to the hydraulic pump and transmission.
Operation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. Position sensor (74) sends the vehicle position angle signal to MC (3) by using CAN communication (20).
2. PLCU (9) receives the signals (the demand engine speed) from accelerator pedal sensor (2) and sends them to MC (3)
by using CAN communication (17). At the same time, PLCU (9) receives the signals from forward/reverse lever (32) and
sends them to TCU (7) by using CAN communication (17).
3. TCU (7) sends the vehicle speed signal, transmission speed shift signal, and current FNR command signal to MC (3) by
using CAN communication (17).
4. ECM (5) receives the signals from cam angle sensor (24) and crank speed sensor (23).
5. ECM (5) calculates them and sends a signal corresponding to the actual engine speed to MC (3) by using CAN
communication (17).
6. When any of following conditions 1, 2 or 3 exists, MC (3) sends the exhaust brake operation signal to ECM (5) by using
CAN communication (17).
Accelerator pedal
(1)
Condition 1-Forward position (33) or
Condition 2Not Operated--Judgment condition A or
Condition 3Operation-Specied value or less held
Judgment condition A: When all following conditions exist
•Engine speed calculated value is 2100 min-1 or more
•Engine speed rate of change is over specied value
•Transmission output speed rate of change is over specied value and engine torque is 5% or less
Judgment Condition B: When all following conditions exist
•Engine speed calculated value is 2350 min-1 or more and engine torque is 5% or less
•Transmission output speed rate of change is over specied value and 2.5 seconds has elapsed after shift down
7. ECM (5) activates the exhaust brake.
Deactivation:
1. When either of following condition 1 or condition 2 exists, ECM (5) deactivates the exhaust brake
Forward/reverse lever (32)
or forward/reverse switch
(36)
reverse position (35)
Position sensor (74)Judgment condition
Specied value or more held
for 1 second
for 1 second
Judgment condition A or
judgment condition B exist.
judgment condition B exist.
Judgment condition B exist.
Threshold value corresponding to command
transmission speed or less
Threshold value corresponding to command
transmission speed or less
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NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by joystick steering selector
switch (88).
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
Engine Max. Speed Limit Control at Stroke End Stall and Front Relief
Purpose:
Maximum engine speed limit control during brake stalling and front attachment relief limits the engine speed to reduce
fuel consumption when brake stalling and front relief operations are performed with the lift arm or bucket cylinder at the
stroke end.
Operation:
1. When all following conditions exist, ECM (5) lowers the engine speed to 1650 min-1.
•Accelerator pedal (1): Operated
•Brake pedals (51, 53): Operated
•Torque converter speed ratio: specied value or less
•Pump delivery pressure sensor (38): specied value or more
•Lift arm or bucket: Relief operation
NOTE
The torque converter speed ratio is calculated from the following equation.
J=K/L
1. When any of the following conditions exists, MC (5) deactivates maximum engine speed limit control during brake
stalling and front attachment relief.
•Accelerator pedal (1): Not operated
•Brake pedals (51, 53): Not operated
•Torque converter speed ratio: specied value or more
•Pump delivery pressure sensor (38): Specied value or less
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
Engine torque limit control during acceleration limits the engine torque during travel to control unnecessary acceleration.
Therefore, fuel consumption is reduced.
1. When following condition 1 and condition 2 exist, and condition 3 does not exist,, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent
to engine torque restriction level 2 to ECM (5) by using CAN communication (17).
Description of Conditions
Condition 1Axle oil temperature is at the specied value (Reference: 40 °C) or more, and the estimated vehicle
position angle is less than the specied value
Condition 2Vehicle Speed: 12 km/h or more, and the transmission speed: 3rd speed range or higher or the
transmission speed 2nd speed range or higher when in an operation position and the torque con
verter speed ratio is at the specied value (Reference: 70%) or more
Condition 3Power mode: ON, accelerator pedal: depressing (Reference: 75% or more) and the estimated vehi
cle position angle is in the specied range (Reference: 4° or more (when transmission is forward)
or reference: 4° or less (when transmission is reverse))
NOTE
MC (3) detects driving load by using the torque converter speed ratio. The torque converter speed ratio is calculated
from the following equation.
2. ECM (5) limits the engine torque according to the engine speed.
3. When any of the following conditions exists, MC (3) sends the signal equivalent to engine torque restriction level 1 to
ECM (5) by using CAN communication (17).
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•When accelerator pedal (1) is not depressed: transmission output speed rate of change is specied value
(Reference: -500 min-1) or less continuously for over the specied time (Reference: 1 second) or more
•When accelerator pedal (1) is depressed: transmission output speed rate of change is specied value (Reference:
-100 min-1) or less continuously for over the specied time (Reference: 0.5 seconds)
4. ECM (5) limits the engine torque according to the engine speed.
NOTE
When any of the conditions in step 3 exists again, MC (3) sends the signal corresponding to engine torque restriction
suspend to ECM (5), and engine torque restriction is suspended.
5. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) sends the signals equivalent to engine torque restriction level 2 to ECM (5)
by using CAN communication (17).
•transmission output speed rate of change is specied value (Reference: 100 min-1) continuously for over the
specied time (Reference: 1 second)
•The estimated vehicle position angle is the specied range (Reference: -2° to 2°) continuously for over the specied
time (Reference: 1 second)
6. ECM (5) limits the engine torque according to the engine speed.
sor
41- Parking Brake Pressure Sensor
43- Clutch Cut-o Position Switch
44- Power Mode Switch
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
51- Brake Pedal (Left)
52- Service Brake Secondary Pres
eration Signal
64- MPDr.
69- Lift Arm Angle Sensor
70- Bucket Angle Sensor
71- Axle Oil Temperature Sensor
72- Lift Arm Rod Pressure Sensor
73- Lift Arm Bottom Pressure Sen
sor
74- Position Sensor
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
80- Downshift Switch
83- Primary Pilot Pressure Sensor
84- Service Brake Primary Pres
Shaft Speed Sensor
30- Vehicle Speed Sensor
32- Forward/Reverse Lever
33- Forward Position
34- Neutral Position
35- Reverse Position
36- Forward/Reverse Switch
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37- Forward/Reverse Selector
Switch
38- Pump Delivery Pressure Sen
sor
39- Torque Control Solenoid Valve
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
50- GSM
64- MPDr.
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
88- Joystick Steering Selector
Switch
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Base Torque Control
Purpose:
The base torque control controls the pump delivery ow rate in response to the engine speed changes due to variations
in load. Then, the engine torque can be utilized more eciently.
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A- Pump Torque Reading (Nm)D- Hydraulic Oil Temperature (Low)
B- Actual Engine Speed (min-1)
C- Hydraulic Oil Temperature (High)F- Demand Engine Speed Level (High)
Operation:
1. The target engine speed can be set by the depressing amount of accelerator pedal (1). (Refer to "Accelerator Pedal
Control"T2-2-5.)
2. ECM (5) receives the signals from cam angle sensor (24) and crank speed sensor (23).
3. ECM (5) calculates them and sends a signal corresponding to the actual engine speed to MC (3) by using CAN
communication (17).
4. MC (3) compares the dierence between the target engine speed and the actual engine speed signal received from
ECM (5).
5. MC (3) activates torque control solenoid valve (39) according to the signal from hydraulic oil temperature sensor (48)
so that the engine speed becomes the target engine speed according to the hydraulic oil temperature.
6. The torque control solenoid valve (39) delivers the pilot pressure according to the signal to the regulator and controls
the pump delivery ow rate. Therefore, the engine load is reduced and the engine stall is prevented.
E- Demand Engine Speed Level (Low)
NOTE
While digging, refer to "Torque Decrease Control While Digging"T2-2-37.
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1-Accelerator Pedal
2-Accelerator Pedal Sensor
3-MC
4-Monitor Controller
5-ECM
6-Engine
7-TCU
8-Transmission
9-PLCU
10- Main Monitor
11- Column Display
13- Control Lever
14- Rotary Device
Shaft Speed Sensor
30- Vehicle Speed Sensor
32- Forward/Reverse Lever
33- Forward Position
34- Neutral Position
35- Reverse Position
36- Forward/Reverse Switch
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37- Forward/Reverse Selector
Switch
38- Pump Delivery Pressure Sen
sor
39- Torque Control Solenoid Valve
46- Sub Monitor
47- Key Switch
48- Hydraulic Oil Temperature
Sensor
50- GSM
64- MPDr.
75- Control Lever Lock Switch
88- Joystick Steering Selector
Switch
Torque Decrease Control While Digging
Purpose:
The torque decrease control while digging reduces the pump delivery ow rate and reduces the pump driving torque.
Then, the engine torque can be utilized as the driving power. (Refer to "Matching Control While Digging"T2-2-16.)
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SECTION 2 SYSTEM
Group 2 Control System
Operation:
NOTE
The time when forward/reverse switch (36) is eective is explained as an example.
1. When all following conditions exist, MC (3) activates torque control solenoid valve (39).
•Torque Converter Speed Ratio: less than specied value (Reference: 15% or less)
•Forward/Reverse Lever (32) or Forward/Reverse Switch (36): Forward Position (33)
•Pump Delivery Pressure: High Pressure (Reference: 13 MPa or more)
NOTE
The torque converter speed ratio is calculated from the following equation.
J=K/L
J- Torque Converter Speed Ratio
K- Torque Converter Output Shaft Speed
L- Actual engine speed
2. Torque control solenoid valve (39) delivers the pilot pressure oil according to the signals to the regulator and reduces
the pump delivery ow rate.
NOTE
Forward/reverse switch (36) is also equipped on machines mounted with the joystick steering system. Forward/reverse
switch (36) on the joystick steering system side is shifted between operable and inoperable by joystick steering selector
switch (88).
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PLCU
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TCU
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ECM
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MC
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SECTION 2 SYSTEM
Group 2 Control System
1-Accelerator Pedal
2-Accelerator Pedal Sensor
3-MC
4-Monitor Controller
5-ECM
6-Engine
7-TCU
8-Transmission
9-PLCU
10- Main Monitor
11- Column Display
13- Control Lever
14- Rotary Device