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GENSET, SR4, SR4 HV, SR4B and SR4B HV Electric Power Generation Testing and Adjusting – Electronic Control Module (ECM) – Configure

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Cat ET or Caterpillar Tool Kit is required in order to configure the PL1000T.

Note: In Cat ET versions prior to 2005A, the PL1000T is referred to as “Gateway Translator”. For the following Illustrations, the terms “Gateway Translator” and “PL1000T Communications ECM” refer to the same device.

Select “PL1000T 1”, then click “OK”. “Electronic Technician” will then display the “ECM Summary” screen. The “ECM Summary” screen displays the ECMs basic identification information. The information that is shown on the screen is theECM Serial Number, Personality Module Description, Personality Module Part Number, Personality Module Release Date and ECM Part Number.

Link Configuration

Once the preference settings in the service tool are set correctly, the user can navigate to the configuration screen. The user can navigate through the menu within the service tool. For each configuration discussed below, refer to Illustration 2for location on the configuration screen.

Cat Datalink Module Identifier Configuration

Each module that resides on a Cat Datalink network must use a unique identifying address or name. On Cat Datalink this unique name or identifying address is referred to as a “Module Identifier” (MID). The PL1000T has been designed with the ability to occupy up to three MIDs on the Cat Datalink. Each PL1000T on the same Cat Datalink must occupy a unique MID. Each PL1000T will default to using the “PL1000T 1” configuration. Manually change each PL1000T when connected to the same Cat Datalink network with other PL1000Ts.

 

  • PL1000T 1 – Configures the PL1000T to occupy the first of the three available MID’s on the Cat Datalink. 
  • PL1000T 2 – Configures the PL1000T to occupy the second of the three available MID’s on the Cat Datalink. 
  • PL1000T 3 – Configures the PL1000T to occupy the third of the three available MID’s on the Cat Datalink. 

Cat Datalink Boost Function Enable Status

The PL1000T contains special circuitry that can provide a boost function for the Cat Datalink. When this boost function is enabled, the Cat Datalink wiring harness length limitations are extended to 305 m (1000 ft).

 

  • Enabled – Cat Datalink harness length limitation is 305 m (1000 ft). 
  • Disabled – Cat Datalink harness length limitation is 31 m (100 ft). 

Note: Enabling the boost function when Cat Datalink is less than 31 m (100 ft) can cause communication failures. Only enable the boost function when harness lengths greater than 31 m (100 ft) are required. When multiple PL1000Ts are connected to the same Cat Datalink, “CDL Boost” should be enabled on only one of the devices. Enabling “CDL Boost” on multiple PL1000Ts connected to the same Cat Datalink network will prevent normal communications.

Cat Datalink over J1939 Tunnel Function Enable Status

The Tunnel Function Enable Status is a specialized feature for integration of 3500B Series II Caterpillar engines. Tunnel Function Enable Status is used for multiple engine connection to a single display device on Cat Datalink. The engine “Application and Integration guide” provides information on whether this feature is required in the application.

CAN Extension Bridge Function Enable Status

Possible Values

 

  • Enabled 
  • Disabled (Default) 

When this feature is enabled, the PL1000T will bridge communications between CAN port 1 and the RS-485 connection, as well as between CAN port 2 and the RS-485 connection.

J1939 Bridge Function Enable Status

Possible Values

 

  • Enabled 
  • Disabled (Default) 

When this feature is enabled, the PL1000T will bridge communications between CAN port 1 and CAN port 2.

Note: The operation of the J”1939 Bridge” and “CAN Extension Bridge” features of the PL1000T is mutually exclusive. If the “J1939 Bridge” functionality is enabled, the “CAN Extension Bridge” functionality will be automatically “Disabled”. Therefore, if the “J1939 Bridge” functionality is “Disabled”, the “CAN Extension Bridge” functionality will be automatically “Enabled”. Refer to Systems Operation, “General Information” for more information on feature compatibility.

Customer Communications Module (CCM) Configuration

CCM Function Port Selection

Possible values:

 

  • Disabled 
  • Serial Port 1 
  • Serial Port 2 

Possible Values:

 

  • 300 
  • 600 
  • 1200 
  • 2400 
  • 4800 
  • 9600 
  • 19200 
  • 38400 

CCM Stop Bits

Possible Values

 

  • 1 
  • 2 

CCM Data Bits

Possible Values

 

  • 7 
  • 8 

CCM Parity

Possible Values:

 

  • Even 
  • Mark 
  • None 
  • Odd 
  • Space 

CCM Protocol Auto-Detect Enable Status

Possible Values

 

  • Enabled 
  • Disabled 

CCM Protocol Configuration

Possible Values

 

  • M5X 
  • M50 

CCM Unit Configuration

Possible Values

 

  • Primary 
  • Service 

CCM Password Protection Enable Status

Possible Values

 

  • Enabled 
  • Disabled 

CCM Function Baud Rate Change Enabled Status

Possible Values

 

  • Enabled 
  • Disabled 

CCM Connection Type Configuration

Possible Values

 

  • Direct 
  • Modem 
Table 1
CCM Example Message Table
Description and Command String sent to CCM Response from CCM
Set access security to Level 1 using password “ABCDEF123”
“5000340C0061AA874142434445313233F9”		 “5001350B61AA874142434445313233F8”
Set access security Level 2 using password “XYZ12345”
5000340C0061AA88585955A3132333435D3		 5001350B61AA8858595A3132333435D2
Set access security to Level 3 using password “5000340C0061AA8941424358595A3132A8” “5001350B61AA8941424358595A3132A7”
“Standard Broadcast List 01” Setup for Parameters ($40, $44, $54, $F118, $F50E, $F509, $F119, $F58E)
“5000A13150124030020004000440054F118F50eF509F119F58ED1”		 “50015010099”
Activate Standard Broadcast List 01
“50001101019D”		 “500115010099”
Deactivate Standard Broadcast List 01
“50001201019C”		 “50011501099”
Advanced Broadcast List 01 Setup for Parameters ($40, $44, $54, $F118, $F50E, $F509, $F119, $F58E)
“50001E1F012401000000000000400000044000054”
“00F11800F50900F58EDE”		 “50011F0D1E012401000000000845150000DD”
Activate Advanced Broadcast List 01
“50001C010192”		 “5001F0D1C012401000000000845150000DF”
Deactivate Advanced Broadcast List 01
“50001D010191”		 “5001F0DFD012401000000000845150000DE”
Activate Event Broadcasts
“50008109240000AAFA0E0101004E”		 “5001850B24000000AAFA0E0001010047”
Deactivate Event Broadcasts
“50008109000000AAFA0E02010071”		 “5001850B00000000AAFA0E000201006A”
Activate Diagnostics Broadcasts
“50008109000000AAFA0D02010072”		 “5001850B00000000AAFA0D000201006B”
Activate Event Composite 01 (M50 Only)
“50008209580000AAFA0E01020018”		 “50611508200B6”
Deactivate Diagnostic Composite 01 (M50 Only)
“50008209580000AAFA0E01020018”		 “506115028200B6”
Activate Events Composite 01 (M50 Only) “5001850B58000000AAFA0E0001020012”
Deactivate Events Composite 01 (M50 Only)
“50008109000100AAFA0E0202006F”		 “5001850B00010000AAFA0E0002020068”

Engine Vision Interface Module (EVIM) Configuration

EVIM Function Port Selection

Possible Values

 

  • Disabled (Default) 
  • Serial Port 1 
  • Serial Port 2 

Engine Vision Interface Serial Port Baud Rate

Possible Values

 

  • 19200 (Default) 
  • 38400 

Global Position System Interface Module (GPSIM) Configuration

GPSIM Function Port Selection

Possible Values

 

  • Disabled (Default) 
  • Serial Port 1 
  • Serial Port 2 

Sea Water Module Interface (SWMI) Configuration

SWMI Function Port Selection

Possible Values

 

  • Disabled (Default) 
  • Serial Port 1 
  • Serial Port 2 

 

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