COUPLER 4876206 - Caterpillar

Illustration 1 g00488913The message will then alternate to the "confirmation" mode.
Illustration 2 g00488914When a trigger has not been defined, the following message is shown on the message center:
Illustration 3 g00488915These messages will alternate at three second intervals.Press the "OK" key in order to exit the menu with no changes. Press the "right arrow" key in order to enter the snapshot trigger select mode. Procedure to ProgramThe "entry mode display" always begins with the trigger that was entered last. The "entry mode" is blank, if no "trigger event" was originally set. Data that was input incorrectly can be corrected in the "edit mode". A blinking cursor indicates the "input position" for the data within the "entry field". The following display is the "starting entry screen" with no "event trigger" set:
Illustration 4 g00488916The following display is the “starting entry screen” with a previously set "event trigger":
Illustration 5 g00567781The "Master Event trigger number" is entered from the keypad in the "entry" mode. Use the left arrow key in order to erase incorrect entries and press the "OK" key in order to set the trigger. Note: The Master Event Number ID is a unique number that is assigned to each event. The Master Event Number is listed in the "Data Event Report" for a given configuration. The Master Event Number is viewed with the "View and Change the configuration File" option of VIMSpc. This report can be generated by selecting the "View/Change configuration" option under the "Configure Menu" of the VIMSpc program. This will open a dialog box that instructs the user to select a configuration file. Once you have selected the configuration file, a "VIMS configuration" dialog box will open. Select the "Report" option from the menu bar. This will display a drop down list box. Select "Data Event" from this list. A "Report" dialog box will be displayed. Click on "Mst Evnt" in the "Sort by" box. Then press the "ADD" push button. press the OK push button. The numbers are listed in the "MST EVNT (Master Event)" column of the report.
Illustration 6 g00567782The left arrow key will back up the cursor in order to remove the "last digit" that was entered. The extra “5” that is shown in illustration 5 was erased with the left arrow key.
Illustration 7 g00567782Press the "OK" key in order to set the "trigger event" when the number is correct. The "confirmation" message is displayed when the trigger has been set. The display will then show the name and the "status message" for the selected event. This is done in order to confirm the choice.
Illustration 8 g00488913The display will return to the "confirmation mode". This allows the user to confirm the present entry or a new "trigger event" may be entered. The "event trigger" in this example is set to "Master Event 25" ("ENG COOL TEMP HI"). The setting is retained in the battery backed up RAM. This setting will be used for all operations until one of the following events occur:
New flash software is installed.
The user selects a new trigger event or