SOLENOID AS 4197640 - Caterpillar

Illustration 9 g02294215Note: Some responses cannot be configured or disabled. The responses that cannot be configured or disabled will show "lock" icon rather than a checkbox. Refer to Illustration 9.Using Cat ET to Adjust the Set Points
Set points can be configured by using Cat ET. Click on the "Configuration" icon (7) to enter the configuration tool.Note: If a value is changed by using the EMCP 4 display, Cat ET will not refresh the set point automatically. Press the "Config Tool" icon to refresh the list.
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(1) Status Tool
(2) Active Diagnostic Codes
(3) Logged Diagnostic Codes
(4) Active Event Codes
(5) Logged Event Codes
(6) ECM Summary
(7) Configuration Tool
(8) Connect/Disconnect
(9) WinflashNote: If the "Status" tool has been selected, buttons to active codes and events are provided at the bottom of the dialog.Set points are divided into categories. The list of categories is shown in the left pane of the Cat ET dialog. The EMCP 4.3 and EMCP 4.4 have different numbers of set points.The categories shown in Cat ET are version 2010C. Older versions of Cat ET may show fewer categories. Newer versions of Cat ET may show more categories. Version 2010C is required to communicate with the EMCP 4. If an earlier version is used, the EMCP 4 will be grayed out.Note: Any set point with a value given as "Unavailable", is not applicable to that version of EMCP 4.Cat ET can be used to view status data, monitor optional modules, view events, reset events, and configure set points.Note: Cat ET possesses other features that are not within the scope of this publication.Perform the following steps in order to use Cat ET.
Connect Cat ET to the PC. Configure the port settings as appropriate.
Ensure that Cat ET is connected to the primary datalink (CAN 1).
Click the "ET" icon to start Cat ET software.
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The software will search the data links. A Cat ET dialog will appear.
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Once the software finds the EMCP, the PC will connect to the EMCP. An ECM summary screen will appear. Refer to Illustration 13.
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Click the configuration button (7) to view the parameters within the EMCP 4 that can be configured. The parameter groups will appear.
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Select a group from the left side of the dialog. After a group is selected, the parameters within that group will appear in the right side of the dialog.The following list provides a brief definition for the categories of the set points that are available.Analog Inputs - Set points related to analog inputsAnalog Outputs - Set points related to analog outputsAnalog PWM Outputs - Set points related to PWM outputsAutomatic Start/Stop - Set points related to starting and stopping the generator set, as well as engine configurationBattery Voltage Monitor - Set points related to monitoring battery voltage from the battery power input to the EMCP 4Crank Attempt/Sucessful Start Counter - Set point related to crank/start countersRS-485 SCADA Data Link - Set points related to SCADA (Modbus) data link communicationsTCP/IP SCADA DATA LINK - Set points related to Ethernet communicationsDigital Inputs - Set points