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I have an [url removed] 48 volt SR controller. I need to adjust the speed from 13 [url removed] to 5 [url removed] How do I do that with Hyster Hytech software.

I can do it on our E60 XM-33 truck that are 36 volts but it is different on this truck.


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  • Posted 29 Dec 2017 02:21 AM
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On SCR trucks you have to eliminate !A bypass contactor closing. then you need to set the top SCR speed. Be warned the truck will overheat if ran for long distances or heavy load. The SCR system was not designed to be the primary drive control. The !A bypass allows the SCR system to cool off.
  • Posted 30 Dec 2017 12:31 AM
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