TS ISO 3767-1 (Eski no: TS EN ISO 3767-1)
Tractors, machinery for agriculture and forestry, powered lawn and garden equipment-Symbols for operator controls and other displays-Part 1: common symbols
This standard establishes the common symbols for use on operatör cantrols and other displays on tractors and powered lawn and garden equipment as defined in 3339-0 ve ISO 5395.
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TS ISO 3767-1 (Eski no: TS EN ISO 3767-1): TS ISO 3767-1 is a standard concerned with the common symbols used on operator controls and other displays for tractors and for powered lawn and garden equipment used in agriculture and forestry. Its purpose is to support quick recognition of functions through a shared graphical language, reducing reliance on text and helping the same control intent be understood across different machines.
Where these symbols are used
The symbols covered here are intended for controls and displays that the operator reads or actuates directly. In technical terms, they provide a compact visual representation of function, state, direction or mode. In agricultural machinery, that consistency matters because the same type of function may appear on different vehicles and attachments, yet the operator still needs a clear, immediate interpretation.
According to the title and scope, the standard focuses on common symbols for tractors and machinery defined in ISO 3339-0 and ISO 5395, including powered lawnmowers and garden equipment. In general technical context, symbol standards like this do not redesign the machine itself; they harmonize the interface language. That distinction is valuable because a well-chosen symbol can improve legibility, support faster operation and reduce ambiguity when equipment is used in varied working conditions.
- Common operator symbols and display graphics
- Application to tractors used in agriculture and forestry
- Use on powered lawn and garden equipment
- Consistent visual communication for controls and indications
- Publication Date: 5.04.1999
- Standard Status: H (İptal Edilmiş Standard/Withdrawn standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: tr
- ICS Classification: 01.080.20 Özel Ekipmanlarda Kullanılan Grafik Semboller ; 65.060.01 Tarım Makinaları ve Ekipmanları (Genel)
- Pages: 30
- Source Standard: ISO 3767-1:1995
- International Equivalents: ISO 3767-1: 1991--; EN ISO 3767-1:1995, 98/37/EC--; BS EN ISO 3767-1:1993--; NF EN ISO 37671:1996--; DIN EN ISO 3767-1: 1996--; EN ISO 3767-1:1995--
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