CYLINDER GP-TILT 6E0113 - Caterpillar

The parameters of the ECM are listed in Table 4.
Table 4
Parameters for Monitoring on the ECM
Parameter
"ACT/DES ENG RPM" (1)
"ACT/DES TIM DEG" (2)
"DET LEVEL" (3)
"INLET MAN PR" (4)
"ACT/DES O2" (5)
"INLET MAN TEMP" (6)
"AUX1 GOV GAIN" (7)
(1) Actual engine rpm and the programmed desired engine rpm
(2) Actual degrees of ignition timing before top center and the programmed desired degrees of ignition timing before top center
(3) Level of detonation
(4) Inlet manifold air pressure
(5) Percent of actual exhaust oxygen and percent of the programmed desired exhaust oxygen
(6) Inlet manifold air temperature
(7) This parameter indicates whether the parameters for the auxiliary governor are enabled or disabled.Pyrometer
The instrument panel may have a digital pyrometer.
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Pyrometer
The pyrometer is an electronic scanner for exhaust temperatures. The scanner can monitor 24 points via standard type K thermocouples. An LCD displays the number of the channel and the temperature in °C or °F. The scanner has two switches that can be wired to alarms or relays. The scanner can provide readings, monitoring, and alarms for the temperatures of 20 cylinder exhaust ports and four turbocharger inlets and/or outlets.The scanner has a microprocessor for processing the input signals. The microprocessor has non-volatile memory for storing programmable parameters and other data. The user interface is a keypad. The following functions are among the uses of the keypad:
Change the display of the temperatures to °C or °F.
Select automatic display or manual display for the scan.
Display a history of channels which have exceeded the setpoints.
Change the filter for the display in order to stabilize the readings for a signal that is fluctuating.
Program the temperature setpoints.
Lock the keypad in order to help prevent changing of the non-volatile memory.
Calibrate the scanner.The scanner can monitor temperatures from 0 to 850 °C (32 to 1562 °F). Six temperature setpoints for the alarms can be programmed with the keypad. If an alarm occurs, the scanner has two output switches that can provide a signal to an indicator, a switch, or a relay.
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Keypad
Note: Certain functions of the keypad can be locked in order to prevent changes to the scanner's non-volatile memory.
"VIEW ALARMS" - This key enables the operator to perform the following activities:
View the status of the input for engine rotation.
Review the log of the highest cylinder temperature.
View the log of the channels that have exceeded the setpoints.
Clear the logs.The logs are helpful in determining the maximum cylinder temperature that has been reached and the thermocouples that have been responsible for activating an alarm.
"SETUP" - This key is used to configure the scanner for the particular installation.
"RESET" - This key acts as a reset for the scanner. The "RESET" key enables the operator to reset the scanner if an alarm occurs. The key is used to clear the output switches.The "RESET" key can also reset the start-up timer.
"ENTER/ACK" - This key is used for several functions.Save new data or a new configuration in non-volatile memory.Acknowledge an active alarm.Cancel the start-up timer.
"SETPTS" (setpoints) - This key is used to view each of the six setpoints for the alarms. The key is also used to change