Alerts and Messages

Alert — A user interface element that is normally triggered by a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) and communicates the DTC information to the user.

• Example: Rear PTO calibration fault.

[Information Alert] — A condition has been detected that may degrade performance of certain functions.

The machine or equipment:

• can continue to operate without damage.

The operator should:

• monitor the condition.

• and/or consider taking the recommended action.

[Service Alert] — A condition exists which requires operator action to avoid damage, a potential hazard, or significant performance reduction.

The machine or equipment:

• may be damaged if action is not taken.

• and/or significant performance reduction may occur.

The operator should:

• operate in a different manner.

• and/or service or repair the equipment.

[Stop Alert] — A serious or hazardous condition exists which requires operator action.

The machine or equipment:

• is being damaged.

• or primary function cannot be continued.

• or must stop due to a legal requirement.

The operator should:

• stop the engine immediately.

• not start the engine.

• or stop system immediately.

Message — A user interface element that communicates information to the user and prompts them for a response. It may display as a small or full screen window.

• Example: Are you sure you want to exit the new track creation sequence?

Safety Warning — A user interface element that may display as a small or full screen window.

• Example: AutoTrac warning.

Window Shade Message — A user interface element that drops down from the top of the screen and usually goes away after a few seconds so that it does not block the user interface.