CUP 7B0357 - Caterpillar

+Battery - This term refers to the harness wiring that is part of the circuit that connects to the battery positive post. System Battery Voltage is also used in place of +Battery.+V - +V is a constant voltage that is supplied to a component in order to provide electrical power for the operation of a component. +V is provided by an electronic control module or the battery.Abnormal - This word refers to an engine condition that is not normal or a signal that is not normal. The presence of an abnormal condition or signal means that a problem exists. The operator is notified when the warning operation is activated.CID (Component Identifier) - A diagnostic code identifies a component that is having a problem. A CID may also identify a system that is having a problem. Examples of components that may be identified are the engine speed sensor, the oil pressure sensor or the exhaust temperature sensor. The CID is a four digit or three digit code that is shown on the Display Area when the Main Display Module is in Service Mode (Mode 2).Clear - When diagnostic information is removed from the memory of the Main Display Module, the memory is cleared. Before clearing the information, the information must be "on-hold".Connector Contact - A connector contact is the component of a harness connector that makes the electrical connection. Connector contacts are either pins or sockets.Detected Diagnostic - A detected diagnostic fault is a diagnostic fault that has been discovered by the Main Display Module. Examples of detected diagnostic faults are an open harness or a shorted harness. Also detected diagnostic faults may be problems with a switch, problems with a sensor or problems with an electronic module. The diagnostic fault is recorded and the diagnostic fault is shown on the Display Area when the Main Display Module is in Service Mode (Mode 2).Diagnostic - Showing information that is not normal is referred to as diagnostics. Also, monitoring information or recording information that is not normal is known as diagnostics. Diagnostic information is available when the Main Display Module is in Service Mode, Normal Mode, Tattletale Mode or Numeric Mode.Display - The gauges, indicators, or the display area is referred to as the display of the Caterpillar Monitoring System.Floating - Floating is the state of a module input that is not connected to a reference. The reference may be a positive reference, a negative reference or any other reference.FMI (Failure Mode Identifier) - A diagnostic code that tells describes the type of problem that has occurred. For example, Voltage Above Normal would be a problem. The FMI is a code with two-digits that is preceded by a decimal point or the letter "F" that is shown on the Display Area when the Main Display Module is in Service Mode (Mode 2).Harness Code - The grounded condition or the open condition of the harness code input is known as the Harness Code. The contacts for the harness code input are