2226 Directional Drill

This is the first screen that appears after the initial splash screen. To navigate between screens, use the left and right arrows.

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1. Carriage indicator
2. Drill speed (rpm)
3. Rotary torque
4. Thrust force
5. Engine speed (rpm)
6. Drilling-fluid flow rate
7. Drilling-fluid pressure

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1. Pipe functions
2. Fuel gauge
3. Exit side lockout status indicator
4. Limit setting options
5. Select pipe row
6. Engine temperature gauge
7. Engine load
8. Thrust force, drill speed (rpm), or rotary torque adjustment
9. Horn

Exit side lockout status indicator

Disabled (black)	Enabled (green)

Push button 1 to switch between the pipe functions: pull pipe, push pipe, neutral, or manual pipe loading.

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1. Push pipe
2. Neutral
3. Pull pipe
4. Manual pipe loading

Push buttons 2 and 3 to switch choose a row.

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1. Row 1
2. Row 2
3. Row 3

In manual pipe loading mode, use buttons 2 and 3 to choose a row or to load the pipe to the drill string.

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Manual Pipe Loading Options

1. Row 1
2. Row 2
3. Row 3
4. Load the pipe to the drill string

Push button 5 to switch between thrust force, drill speed (rpm), and rotary torque.

Use buttons 6 and 7 to set limits for the drill speed (rpm), rotary torque, and thrust force.

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1. Thrust force
2. Drill speed (rpm)
3. Rotary torque

Start the SmartTouch mode with the cam assembly in the park position.

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1. Go to the previous step
2. Go to the next step

1. Push button 1 to select the pull pipe option (Figure 10).

2. Push buttons 2 and 3 to select the row where you want to place the pipe (Figure 10).

   

   Figure 10

   1. Pull pipe
   2. Select pipe row

3. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 9) until the elevator lowers, the cam assembly rotates toward the operator station, and the arms fully extend (Figure 12).

   

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   Figure 12

4. Release the button to proceed to the next step in the sequence (Figure 13).

   

   Figure 13

5. Break the pipe connection; refer to Removing Drill Pipes in the Operator’s Manual.

6. Hold the lower left button on the left joystick to grip the pipe (Figure 14 and Figure 15) and release the button.

   

   Figure 14

   

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7. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 9) until the arms fully retract (Figure 17).

   

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   Figure 17

8. Release the button to proceed to the next step in the sequence (Figure 18).

   

   Figure 18

9. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 9) until the cam assembly rotates to the selected row under the pipe box (Figure 19).

   

   Figure 19

10. Release the button to proceed to the next step in the sequence (Figure 20).

    

    Figure 20

11. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 9) until the elevator puts the pipe back in the pipe box and the cam rotates to the home position (Figure 21).

    

    Figure 21

12. Release the button to start the pull-pipe process again.

Start the SmartTouch mode with the cam assembly in the park position.

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1. Go to the previous step
2. Go to the next step

1. Push button 1 to select push pipe (Figure 23).

2. Push buttons 2 and 3 to select the row where you want to get the pipe (Figure 23).

   

   Figure 23

   1. Push pipe
   2. Select pipe row

3. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 22) until the cam assembly rotates to the selected row and the pipe lowers into the opening (Figure 25).

   

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4. Release the button to proceed to the next step in the sequence (Figure 26).

   

   Figure 26

5. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 22) until the cam assembly fully rotates forward to the rack and the elevators lift the remaining pipe into the pipe box (Figure 27).

   

   Figure 27

6. Release the button to proceed to the next step in the sequence (Figure 28).

   

   Figure 28

7. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 22) until the arms extend (Figure 29).

   

   Figure 29

8. Release the button to proceed to the next step in the sequence (Figure 30).

   

   Figure 30

9. Make the pipe connection; refer to Adding Drill Pipes in the Operator’s Manual.

10. Hold the lower left button on the left joystick (Figure 31) to release the pipe (Figure 32) and release the button.

    

    Figure 31

    

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11. Hold the lower right button on the left joystick (Figure 22) until the arms retract and the cam assembly returns to the home position (row 3) (Figure 34).

    

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    Figure 34

12. Release the button to start the push-pipe process again. The cam assembly goes to the row picked in step 2 of Pushing Pipe in SmartTouch Mode.

To access this screen push button 1 on the Hours screen.

This screen shows the operating hours of the machine. Machine 1 cannot be changed. Machine 2 can be reset.

Button 5 switches between machine 1 and machine 2.

Button 6 resets the daily machine hours.

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To access this screen push button 2 on the Hours screen.

This screen shows the drilling fluid (mud) use of the machine. Total drilling fluid (mud) cannot be changed. Daily drilling fluid (mud) can be reset.

Button 5 switches between mud use 1 and mud use 2.

Button 6 resets the daily mud use.

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To access this screen, push button 3 on the Hours screen.

These screens provide the user with the daily maintenance schedules and the 50-hour, 250-hour, 400-hour, and 800-hour increments.

To reset the maintenance interval, refer to Maintenance PIN Screen.

Push the following buttons to view the following maintenance schedules:

• Button 3—Daily maintenance schedule (Figure 42)

• Button 5—50-hour maintenance schedule (Figure 43)

• Button 6—250-hour maintenance schedule (Figure 44)

• Button 7—400-hour maintenance schedule (Figure 45)

• Button 8—800-hour maintenance schedule (Figure 46)

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Push button 1 on the Settings screen.

Use this screen to change the carriage settings. Push the OK button to switch between SmartTouch and the manual pipe loader option.

Use the up and down arrows to choose the push, pull, or neutral setting.

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Push Pipe: refer to Starting the First Pipe and Adding Drill Pipes in the Drilling the Bore section in your Operator’s Manual for full instructions.

Pull Pipe: refer to Removing Drill Pipes in the Drilling the Bore section in your Operator’s Manual for full instructions.

Manual Pipe Loader: refer to Manual Pipe Loading.

Push button 2 on the Settings screen.

Use this screen to select between the 2 joystick control options. Push the up and down buttons to switch between Mode I and Mode II.

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• Mode I—The right joystick controls the thrust and the rotation functions. Refer to Figure 62 on the Joystick Help Screen for more information.

• Mode II—The right joystick controls the thrust functions. The left joystick controls the rotation functions. Refer to Figure 63 on the Joystick Help Screen for more information.

If your exit-side-lockout handheld remote loses its signal, runs out of battery power, or gets damaged, you can disable the system in order to continue working.

Push button 4 on the Settings screen to access the screen to enable/disable the exit side lockout system.

Use the up and down arrows to change the setting.

If you disable the exit side lockout, prior to working on the drill string, turn off the machine, remove and take the ignition key to the drill string operator/location. Once the drill string work is complete, you may start the machine and continue drilling.

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Exit Side Lockout Disabled Screen

Warning message: Exit side lockout disabled. Remove and take ignition key to drill string location until work is complete.

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Exit Side Lockout Enabled Screen

Push button 5 on the Settings screen to access the screen to switch between English and metric units. Use the up and down arrow keys to change the language and unit options.

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Push button 6 on the Settings screen to cycle through the different adjustments. Use the up and down arrows to adjust the parameters.

The Main Drilling Screen zooms into the drilling functions. These settings adjust the delay on how long it takes to zoom.

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Push button 7 on the Settings screen to switch between the clock options. Use the up and down arrows to adjust the parameters.

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To access this screen push button 2 on the I/O screen. This screen displays engine information.

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1. Engine speed (rpm)
2. Engine oil pressure
3. Air filter indicator
4. Engine coolant temp
5. Battery voltage
6. Hydraulic fluid filter
7. Hydraulic fluid temp
8. Hydraulic fluid level is low

Engine speed (rpm): displays, in steps of 100, the engine speed (rpm)

Engine oil pressure: displays the engine oil icon

Air filter: the air filter icon is green unless the filter is plugged then the indicator is red

Engine temperature: displays the engine coolant temperature. The temperature drops to 40°F when the engine is off

Battery voltage: displays the battery voltage. If the engine is off, the voltage is measured by the Toro controller

Hydraulic-fluid filter: the hydraulic fluid filter icon is green unless the filter is plugged then the indicator is red

Hydraulic-fluid temperature: displays the hydraulic fluid temperature

Hydraulic-fluid level is low: the icon is red when the hydraulic fluid level is low

To access this screen push button 3 on the I/O screen.

Use this screen to calibrate the cam assembly.

Push the up and down buttons to select the load position and the pipe-row position.

Push button 3 to toggle the calibration on and off.

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The voltage on the bottom indicates the cam raw sensor voltage. The voltages range from 1.0 to 4.0 V. Any voltage higher or lower indicates either sensor failure or incorrect calibration.

The other voltages are the calibrated voltages.

Push the OK button 2 times on the desired position to save the calibration.

To access these screens push button 4 on the I/O screen.

These screens show the function of each joystick button.

Push the up and down arrows to scroll through the screens.

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To access this screen push button 5 on the I/O screen.

Push the buttons on the joysticks and ensure that the corresponding icon illuminates.

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To access this screen push button 6 on the I/O screen.

Push the buttons on the joysticks and ensure that the corresponding icon illuminates.

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To access this screen push button 8 on the I/O screen.

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1. Manual regeneration
2. Regeneration interlock
3. High exhaust temperature
4. Inhibit regeneration
5. Warning symbol
6. Engine stop warning
7. Soot load
8. Ash load
9. Last regeneration

Manual regeneration (regen): Push the down arrow to start a regeneration cycle.

Regeneration interlock: Push the OK button to lock the machine during a manual regeneration.

High exhaust temperature: This icon displays when the exhaust temperature high.

Inhibit regeneration: Push the up arrow to postpone a regeneration cycle.

Warning symbol: This icon displays when a regeneration is due or there is an issue with the DPF.

Engine stop warning: This icon displays when a regeneration is required. The machine does not function until the process is completed.

Soot load: This is the soot load percentage. Perform a regeneration cycle when the soot load is at 50% or above.

Ash load: This is the ash load percentage. Perform a regeneration cycle when the ash load is at 10% or above.

Last regeneration: This is the number of hours since the last regeneration cycle.

To access this screen push button 1 on the Errors and Machine Information screen.

This screen displays any drill errors.

Push buttons 5 to page through the errors.

Push button 6 to reset the error messages.

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To access this screen push button 2 on the Errors and Machine Information screen.

This screen displays any engine errors.

Push buttons 5 to page through the errors.

Push button 6 to reset the error messages.

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To access this screen push button 3 on the Errors and Machine Information screen.

This screen displays the machine information including the model, serial number, and software version.

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Push button 4 to access this screen.

If any of these icons are red, refer to your Service Manual.

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