BRACKET AS 3534486 - Caterpillar

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Display Area For Tattletale Mode
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Caterpillar Monitoring System Display Components (1) Quad gauge module. (2) Speedometer/tachometer module. (3) Main display module. (4) Alert indicators. (5) Gauges. (6) Tachometer. (7) Speed readout. (8) Transmission gear readout. (9) Display area.
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Caterpillar Monitoring System Display Components (1) Quad gauge module. (2) Lamp/Gear module. (3) Alert indicators. (4) Main display module. (5) Alert indicators. (6) Gauges. (7) Mode indicators. (8) Tachometer and Gear display. (9) Display area.Note: See the table for the Monitoring System Mode. The table is located in the Electrical System Schematic. Use the table in order to determine the mode number for the machine that is being serviced. Tattletale Mode is a tool for management and maintenance. The history of the machine can be recorded by this mode. The main display module records the extreme value for each condition of the machine that is monitored. The values come from sensor inputs, switch inputs and the CAT data link. Tattletale values are updated whenever a value occurs with more importance than the previous value. These values are ignored for a short period of time after each start-up. This allows the machine systems to stabilize before the recording of information. Gauges (5) show the highest reading or lowest reading that has been attained by the corresponding machine system. The gauges show the highest reading for systems with increasing abnormal values. The gauges also show the lowest reading for systems with decreasing abnormal values. The gauge alternates between the highest reading and lowest reading. This will occur for the gauges that are double ended. Tachometer (8) shows the highest reading that has been obtained on machines that are equipped with a lamp/gear module. Tachometer (6) and speed readout (7) show the highest reading that has been obtained. Alert indicators (4) turn on when an abnormal condition has existed. Information from the tattletale is retained until the information is cleared. Grounding the clear input erases the information. After clearing, all information is reset to a nominal value and the recording of new extreme values begins. Note: The date, time or duration of the extreme value that has occurred is not recorded.Example This example explains the information that is shown in the illustration for the Tattletale Mode.
Gauge (5) for the engine coolant temperature has a pointer that indicates a value above the normal temperature range. Therefore, a high abnormal value has existed in this system.
Gauge (5) for the brake air pressure has a pointer that indicates a value below the normal pressure range. Therefore, a low abnormal value has existed in this system.
Gauge (5) for the brake oil temperature has a pointer that indicates a value in the normal range. Therefore, no abnormal value has existed in these systems.
Gauge (5) for the fuel level has a pointer that indicates a level of 50%. Therefore, the lowest amount of fuel that has existed is 50%.
The pointer on tachometer (6) indicates a maximum value (2100 RPM). Therefore, an engine