FILM (to console) 5P0359 - Caterpillar

Illustration 5 g06088368Each alarm is highlighted in a specific color. The color represents the type of alarm . Refer to Illustration 5.Acknowledging Alarms
To acknowledge a single alarm, select the desired alarm in the list and press the "Acknowledge" button once.Filters
The filters help with focused diagnostics. The following are the available filters:Panel Alarms - Only show alarms generated by panels such as DCU, SDU, and RIO.J1939 Diag. - Displays only DM1 alarms from the two J1939 buses.All Alarms - All alarms are shown.Silence All Alarms (Excluding SDU Alarms)
Press and hold the Acknowledge button for one second. The DCU may be configured to acknowledge visible events only. If so, the notification seen in Illustration 6 will be shown.
Illustration 6 g06033698Silence SDU Alarms
Illustration 7 g06033706To silence either a single shutdown or all shutdown event alarms at once, press and hold the "Acknowledge" button for one second. The notification in Illustration 7 will be shown. The "Acknowledge" button must be pressed again to silence the alarms.Troubleshooting Screens
Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting menus
(8) Supply
(9) Switch
(10) 4 - 20 mA
(11) Thermistor
(12) Voltage Sensor
(13) Communication
(14) J1939 Nodes
(15) Output
(16) Run Sources
(17) Start Conditions
(18) Button Test
(19) DiagnosticsThere are troubleshooting menus for the DCU and each connected device. The menus seen in Illustration 8 are only for the DCU. The other devices have similar menus.Troubleshooting Screen
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Typical troubleshooting screen
The troubleshooting screens show several useful pieces of information. Only the inputs that are activated in the configuration are shown.Description - The "Toggle" button changes the description to any customized name that is configured to aid in troubleshooting.Terminal - The connector and pin on the back of the DCU.Status - Open, Closed, Not in useData - The physical state of the input.Note: The columns headers may be dragged and resized by swiping from side to side.J1939 Nodes Screen (14)
This screen shows all devices on the two J1939 data buses. The "Toggle" button switches between J1939:1 and J1939:2.Note: Once a "J1939 Note Lost" alarm is acknowledged in the alarm list, the lost node will be removed from this screen.Start Conditions Screen (17)
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Select the "Start Conditions" icon to show everything capable of preventing the DCU from starting.
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If the "Ready to Start Signal" is active (an "X" is shown under "Preventing Start"), press the RTS soft button to see the "Ready to Start" screen.
Active items in the "Ready to Start" screen may not have an alarm in the alarm list. For example, "Prelube Complete" would not normally cause an alarm, but it must be done before starting the engine.Refer to the Application & Installation Guide, LEBM0062, "Cat A&P Controls Application & Installation Guide" for more information on configuring "Ready to Start" criteria.Button Test (18)
Illustration 12 g06033730The button test screen allows the user to verify operation of the four touchscreen buttons to the right of the display.Diagnostics (19)
Illustration 13 g06033748The diagnostics screen shows information about the CPU and circuit board inside the DCU.Schematic Component Locations
In the following sections, certain components will have the schematic location called out. The ECS Switch (Schematic - 4S9) is an example. In the schematic call