BOX GP-INSTRUMENT PANEL 2903213 - Caterpillar

To set the required status, select the required *.cat file.
Select "Change Status". Note: Only a single *. cat file of each type can be set as "Prime"."Move Design" Dialog
From the main menu, select "Files" > "Move Design" to access the "Move Design" dialog. The dialog contains buttons that are used for moving the design using the on-board software. Move the design in the following ways:
Move incrementally in any direction.
Move to the position and the heading of the machine.
Rotate about a reference point.
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"Move Design" dialog
(1) Change Design Height buttons
(2) Arrow buttons
(3) "Apply" button
(4) Rotate buttons
(5) "Undo" button
(6) "OK" button
(7) "Cancel" button
(8) "Move To Here" button
(9) "Advanced" button (1) Change Design Height Buttons - The two bold purple arrow buttons are used to change the design height up or down from the current elevation. The height is changed by 0.20 m each time the button is pressed. If either button is pressed and held down, then the height is changed by 1.0 m increments until the button is released.Note: Changes only occur when the "Apply" button (3) is pressed. (2) Arrow Buttons - The four blue arrow buttons are used to move the design in North, South, East, and West directions. The design is moved by 0.20 m each time the button is pressed. If any of the buttons is pressed and held down, then the direction is changed by 1.0 m increments until the button is released.
Illustration 3 g03367839While the design is being moved, the TIN lines (10) and the outline (11) are displayed. The movement and the final position of the design are shown. Refer to Illustration 2.Note: The design is not moved until the "Apply" button (3) or the "OK" button (6) is pressed. (3) "Apply" Button - The "Apply" button is used to move the design. The design is moved according to the adjustments that were made since the move design function was activated or the "Apply" button was last pressed. (4) Rotate Buttons - The two purple circular arrow buttons rotate the design about a reference point. Each press of the button rotates the design by 1 degree. If one of the buttons is pressed and held down, then the design is rotated in 5 degree increments until the button is released. (5) "Undo" Button - The "Undo" button is used to undo all of the recent arrow movements before the movements are applied.Note: The "Undo" button cannot undo any design movements that have been applied using the "Apply" button. (6) "OK" Button - The "OK" button is used to move the design and close the "Move Design" dialog. (7) "Cancel" Button - If the "Cancel" button is pressed, and changes have not been applied, then the changes are automatically discarded. If changes have been applied, then the operator will be given the option to keep or to discard the applied changes.Note: If changes are accidentally applied after pressing the "Cancel" button and choosing to discard the changes, then restart the on-board software. The