BODY AS-PISTON 4P8132 - Caterpillar

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Caterpillar Monitoring System for the Switchgear Conversion Control Panel (1) Main display module (2) Scroll switch (3) Clear/mode switch (4) "LH/RH" switch (5) Gauge cluster module (6) Gauge cluster moduleThe 3406E generator sets, the 3412C generator sets, and the 3500 generator sets use three types of Caterpillar Monitoring System control panels.
Caterpillar Monitoring Panel for the Control Panel for Switchgear Conversion
Caterpillar Monitoring Panel for EMCP II and EMCP II+ Control Panels
Caterpillar Monitoring Panel for EMCP II+P Control Panels With ParallelingThe Caterpillar Monitoring Panel for the Control Panel for Switchgear Conversion is shown in Illustration 1.Note: The Caterpillar Monitoring System is standard on the control panel for switchgear conversion.The Caterpillar Monitoring System panel consists of the following components:
Main Display Module
Switches
Gauge Cluster ModulesMain display module
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Main Display Module (1) Main display module (7) Emergency stop indicator or engine overspeed indicator (8) Overcrank indicator (9) High coolant temperature indicator (10) Low oil pressure indicator (11) Low coolant level indicator (12) Not in AUTO indicator (13) Low coolant temperature indicator (14) Local control enable indicator (15) Spare alert indicators (16) Display areaThe main display module (1) is the heart of the system. The main display module (1) receives information from the switches, sensors and other electronic controls on the engine by using the CAT data link. The main display module (1) processes the information. The main display module outputs the information to the gauge clusters, display or the action alarm. The display components show the condition of engine systems and system diagnostic information.There could be up to ten alert indicators on the main display module (1). Eight of these indicators are defined below. The other two indicators can be defined by the customer. Refer to Illustration 2. Emergency Stop Indicator or Engine Overspeed Indicator (7) - This indicator is red. Emergency stop indicator or engine overspeed indicator (7) FLASHES when the system has determined that the engine speed has exceeded the overspeed setpoint. This indicator also flashes when the system has determined that the emergency stop push button (ESPB) has been pressed.Overcrank Indicator (8) - This indicator is red. When the overcrank indicator (8) lights, the system has detected that the engine did not start after cranking the engine. When the overcrank indicator (8) lights, the system has detected that the engine did not start after cycle cranking the engine for the entire programmed limit. If the engine fails to start within the preprogrammed amount of time, the system will terminate the starting sequence. In this case, the overcrank indicator (8) will flash. Another attempt to start the engine cannot be made until the engine control switch (ECS) is placed in the OFF/RESET position.High Coolant Temperature Indicator (9) - This indicator is red. The high coolant temperature indicator (9) FLASHES when the engine coolant temperature is high.Low Oil Pressure Indicator (10) - This indicator is red. The low oil pressure indicator (10) FLASHES when the engine oil pressure is low.Low Coolant Level Indicator (11) - This indicator is red. The low coolant