OverWatch - User - System Override
The OverWatch™ has an override function.
This function will allow free control of the machine for 15 seconds. This
function is only available for 15 seconds and can only be used every 60 seconds.
To activate the override, the operator must press and release the joystick dead-man trigger 3 times within 2
seconds. When this triple tap occurs, the system will announce “Override Active” and the light will change to
orange. When the override times-out, the system will announce “Override Expired”. If the operator tries to enable
the override again within 60 seconds, the system will announce “Override Unavailable”. This 60 second time-out is
referred to as the ‘override cool down period’.
Related Articles
OverWatch - General - What is EQSS Overwatch and how does it work?
Principle of Operation The OverWatch™ is an innovative system designed as an aid to the operator. The system does not replace operator training. The system works on the premise of detecting the operator’s position and movements, with respect to the ...
Gen3_ITC - User - Cutout Override
The Gen-3 safety system will engage the hydraulic cutout if the ITC is beyond it's recommended capacity. The operator is allowed to temporarily override this cutout to allow the boom to be moved back into a safe working region. Cutout Override ...
ITC SWL- User - Cutout Override
The SWL safety system will engage the hydraulic cutout if the ITC is beyond it's recommended capacity. The operator is allowed to temporarily override this cutout to allow the boom to be moved back into a safe working region. In order to engage the ...
MCL - User - Overload/Override Modes
System Indicators The MCL indicates the current status via the indicator mounted in the dashboard. Overload Indicator illustration below. Overload Mode When a load is lifted which is beyond the set capacity, the MCL system will go into overload mode. ...
OverWatch - User - WiFi Access
The OverWatch includes an embedded web server, accessible via Wi-Fi. The use of this interface is limited to viewing the system’s diagnostic information, performing routine tests on all inputs/outputs and accessing the time stamped log files. Minimum ...