CAP-UPPER 7K0032 - Caterpillar

Configuring Auxiliary Hydraulic Control
The following applies when the factory ships a machine with an attachment implement:
The implement is assigned to a default auxiliary control lever.
The implement is assigned to a default auxiliary valve.
The Implement ECM can be electronically configured to allow any auxiliary control lever that is installed on the machine to control any auxiliary hydraulic valve that is installed on the machine.Note: The Cat (ET) service tool is used in order to assign a specific control lever to a specific valve.The technician must make sure that the icons in the cab accurately reflect the machine operator so that the operators are not confused. For the procedure of assigning specific control levers to specific valves and a table of the factory default assignments, refer to the Testing and Adjusting, "Auxiliary Hydraulic System - Configure" Story in this manual.Control of the Blade Down Force
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Circuit of the blade down forceThe blade down force works with the blade float function in order to allow the operator to determine the amount of down force that is applied to one of the sides of the blade.The blade down force that is applied to the working surface can be adjusted from a "zero blade float" condition (no down force) to a "full blade float" condition (maximum down force). The maximum down force will allow the full weight of the blade to be applied to the work surface.The Implement ECM and the Implement ECM 2 control the blade down force. The Implement ECM receives the input from the operator controls in the cab. The Implement ECM 2 provides the outputs for the solenoids of the system.The feature of constant down force of the blade must be "Installed" in the Cat ET status screen in order for the system to be activated by the ECM.The following conditions must be met before the