BMI Technologies Inc. RFVI Benutzerhandbuch

G FORCE PLUS RF Instruction Manual 

 

 

Apr/08

Doc #RF1 Rev.9 

 
1.  Present a Lockout Card to the Vehicle Interface when it displays “MAINT LOCK OUT 

YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM”. 

2.  Remove the Card after the beep.  The Vehicle Interface will display “HOURMETER XXXXXH” 

“PM DUE IN: XXXXXH”. 

3.  Programmed Maintenance Lockout behavior (i.e. lift interrupt, etc.) will no longer exhibit. 

4.  After key-off, the programmed Maintenance Lockout behavior will again take effect. 
 
 

 
1.  Turn the Vehicle ignition on. 

2.  Present an Unlock Card to the Vehicle Interface when it displays “MAINT LOCK OUT 

YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM”. 

3.  Remove the Card after the beep.  The Vehicle Interface will display “SCHEDULED PM 

COMPLETE? YES/NO”. 

4.  Press {No} on the Vehicle Interface unless the Lockout was to conduct scheduled PM.  The Vehicle 

Interface will display “OPERATOR LOGIN PRESENT CARD”. 

 
 

 
It is possible to keep track of Vehicle maintenance by entering Maintenance Work Orders into the Software.  
The reason for each Work Order is categorized as Impact, Scheduled PM, Failed Inspection or Other.  This 
allows the Software to report maintenance costs by these reasons. 
 
 

 
1.  Select the Vehicles tab. 

2.  Highlight (click) the Vehicle you want to add a Work Order for. 

3.  Click the Maintenance Work Orders tab at the bottom of the Vehicles tab. 

4.  Click the [Add] button to open the “Add Maintenance Work Order” window.   

5.  Complete the fields on the Work Order as per the field descriptions below. 

Reference No 

Enter a Work Order number, or enter the reference number from the 
paper copy of the shop Work Order. 

Reason 

Select a reason the work was done: (1) Impact, (2) Scheduled PM, 
(3) Failed Inspection, (4) Other. 

Service Date 

Click the [

] button (Calendar) to select the date of the Work 

Order. 

Service Hours 

Enter the Hour Meter reading of the Vehicle at the time the work was 
completed.