How to customise display

1. Cycle through preset display layouts

• Use the three-squares icon on the quick access bar to switch between preset screen layouts. 

• Each click cycles to the next saved view. 

• The default setting is three different layouts presets. 

Open the view editor to customize layouts

• Click and hold the three-squares icon to open the view editor. 

• From here, you can:  

• view the existing presets 

• add more presets, up to five total 

• modify each preset layout 

• You can choose different panel arrangements, such as:  

• single panel 

• double panel 

• three-panel 

• four-panel 

• You can also choose what each panel displays, including cut/fill, side guidance, bucket profiles and 3D view 

• Save the layouts once it is set up the way you want. 

3. Customize the bottom information panel

• The bottom bar is the information panel. 

• It can show items like:  

• cut/fill to design 

• horizontal offset to design 

• design heights 

• bucket information – coordinates, tilt angle, rotate 

• machine pitch and roll 

• Click and hold the bar to open its editor. 

• Add or remove any data you want to show or hide. 

• After confirming, you can scroll left to right through the added values. 

• You can also turn the bar off completely by disabling the show option. 

4. Use and configure the light bars

• The light bars appear along the sides and top of the display. 

• They act as visual indicators of how close you are to the design target. 

• As the bucket moves closer to the target:  

• the bars shrink or disappear when you reach the correct height 

• the horizontal indicators change as you move toward the staking line 

• Click and hold the light bars to edit them. 

• You can:  

• turn individual bars on or off 

• add a digital indicator with numeric cut distance 

• change the bar scale, such as setting it to 1 meter 

• set alarms for conditions like cutting below the surface 

• If you prefer, you can disable all light bars and rely on other display methods instead. 

Choose the display style that works best for you

• The TX73 display is flexible, so you can keep it minimal or make it information-heavy. 

• The best setup depends on your preference and how much detail you want visible while working. 

• You can use:  

• clean views with fewer indicators 

• detailed views with multiple bars and readouts 

6. Toggle dark mode

• Use the dark mode button on the quick access bar to switch the interface appearance. 

• This is a simple on/off display preference. 

7. Edit the quick access bar

• Click the settings icon on the quick access bar to open more options. 

• From there, you can:  

• select additional tools or buttons 

• add buttons to the quick access bar by dragging and dropping them onto the quick access bar 

• remove buttons you no longer want there 

• The quick access bar can hold a limited number of shortcuts, so you can tailor it to the functions you use most often.