PIN 2425599 - Caterpillar

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Under the "Communications" tab, change the connection type to "Ethernet Direct Connection" (Illustration 7).
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Select the "Network Adapter Connection" that supports the "Ethernet Direct Connection" (Illustration 8). If using the optional USB to Ethernet Adapter, be sure to select this device from the drop-down menu.
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Cat ET may attempt to reconnect based on the change of Communication Protocol. Click "Yes" (Illustration 9).
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When Cat ET reconnects, it will attempt to detect an ECM using "IP Data Link" (Illustration 10).
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Select the Flash File when the ECM is detected. Initiate the Flash process (Illustration 11).Note: Wait until Cat ET shows 100% completed, even if the display looks like it is working during Flashing.
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Click OK when Cat ET provides a warning that the Operating System will be changed.
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During the Flashing process, the screens shown in Illustration 13 through 15 will be displayed.Note: Wait until the Flash Process has completed.
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Illustration 15 g06014093Note: Wait until "Flash Completed Successfully" displays. Click "Cat ET".
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After Flashing, change Communication settings back to "Comm Adapter 3" (or "Comm Adapter 2").
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Connect to Cat ET.
Go to Display "Configurations".
Verify that the Product ID matches the Machine Product ID. If the Product ID does not match, change the cycle power to the machine so that the Display can re-request the Product ID from the Machine ECM. (Illustration 18).Note: This machine cannot manually change product ID configuration. Changing the product ID configuration is supported in the ECM summary screen in ET, but not in the configuration area.Note: Illustration 18 is a sample screenshot for D9T REX00301. New Flashing information will be different.
Illustration 18 g03494716Flashing Example
The following is an example of approximate numbers and timing recorded during a Flash with no bus traffic:
Cat ET shows 18% at 16 seconds.
Cat ET shows 45% at approximately 26 seconds.
Reboot at 38 seconds.
Eboot erasing at 48 seconds.
Eboot loading done at 1:04.
Erasing NOR at 1:05.
Erasing NOR OS space ends at 2:37.
Programming OS starts at 2:38.
Programming OS ends at 6:14.
Display has rebooted, but is older cab file at 6:30.
Cat ET shows 50% at 6:38.
Cat ET shows 90% at 6:45.
Reboots.
Cab file extraction at 7:07.
Reboots and shows new cab file at 8:09.
Cat ET shows 100% at 8:19.