BEARING 2567874 - Caterpillar

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The "Value" field should switch to "Enabled".Setting the Override
There are two options for setting the override, using Cat® Electronic Technician (ET) or the electronic display menu.Setting the Override Through Cat ET
Go to "Configuration Parameters".
Select "Aftertreatment Configuration".
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Select "Operator Inducement Emergency Override Activation" to activate the override.
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The "Value" field should switch to "Activated".Setting the Override Through the Electronic Display
Machine applications may choose to allow operators to active the override using the in cab electronic display menu. Commercial applications may have a switch near the engine for turning the override on. There is a dedicated STG pin on the J1 side of the Electronic Control Module (ECM) that can be used. Commercial application may allow operators to activate the override using an electronic display menu. The display menu may differ by application. Refer to the OMM for more information about how to activate the override. Operators must be trained properly to understand that there could be severe penalties as mentioned above for misusing the override.Resetting the Override
The override needs to be reset through Cat ET whenever the override has expired. The override cannot be used again until the override is reset. The check engine and action lamps will continue to be illuminated until override is reset. The override may be reset at any point after the initial activation.Requirements for Resetting the Override
Caterpillar will require factory passwords for resetting override as certain information is required per the US EPA. This information will be asked for through the Feature Protection System (FPS). The list of requirements can be found below.
Contact Name, mail and e-mail addresses, telephone number for the responsible company or entity.
A description of the emergency situation, location of the engine during the emergency, and contact information for an official who can verify the emergency situation (county sheriff, fire marshal, or hospital administrator).
The reason for Inducement Emergency Override activation during the emergency situation. Such as the lack of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF), or failure of an emission-related sensor when the engine needed to respond to an emergency situation.
The engine serial number or equivalent.
A description of the extent and duration of the engine operation while the Inducement Emergency Override was active. Include a statement describing whether the Inducement Emergency Override was manually deactivated after the emergency situation had clearly ended.The operator will be required to provide a written usage report to Caterpillar. The operator should fill out the usage report on the last page of this document and submit the document at time of reset. The operator who reset the override must be notified in writing of penalties under 40CFR1068.101(b)(1) for failing to provide written notification to Caterpillar within 60 days of activating the override.Additional fields have been added into the FPS system that are required to obtain factory passwords. If the Cat ET licensee fails to fill out the fields correctly, the licensee could face penalties under 40CFR1068.101(b)(1). There will be several FPS pop-up screens like one below that will ask for the required information.
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