VALVE GP-CONTROL 6E3036 - Caterpillar

All Machines With The Electronic Modular Control Panel II (EMCP II)Reference: Service Manual, SENR5809-02, Electronic Modular Control Panel II (EMCP II).Description of Change: A new alarm module and two new custom alarm modules are available. Adaptable: The new 130-3349 Alarm Module directly replaces the former 9W-3574 Alarm Module and is adaptable to all former uses of 9W-3574 which remains as a serviceable item. The new 130-3349 Alarm Module provides one additional mode of operation, named EMCP RAN (remote annunciator). A new 130-3329 Film is available for use with the new 130-3349 Alarm Module.
Page 36 and 37 of the Service Manual for Electronic Modular Control Panel II (EMCP II) (SENR5809-02) describe the LED and horn functions, mode selection, and switch input connections for the alarm modules. Charts 1 and 2 have the changes which cover the additional mode of operation. Replace the charts on page 36 and 37 of SENR5809-02 with Chart 1 and 2.
Two new Custom Alarm Modules (CAM) are also available as an attachment that can be mounted locally at the genset or at remote locations. The purpose of the Custom Alarm Module (CAM) is to annunciate faults, alarms, or other conditions from customer supplied inputs (customer determined) for a wide variety of applications. Red LED's and amber LED's are visual indicators. The horn is an audible indicator. The CAM is designed to operate when powered by only 24 DCV or 32 DCV battery systems.
Custom Alarm Module - (130-3324 CAM Shown). (1) Amber LED's, (2) Red LED's, (3) Horn, (4) Acknowledge/Silence Switch, (5) Lamp Test Switch.
Proper Connection of Basic CAM to Another Alarm Module.There are two versions of the Custom Alarm Module (CAM), each with their own Caterpillar part number. Part number 130-3324 CAM is equipped with a horn, acknowledge/silence switch, and lamp test switch; part number 130-3332 CAM is not equipped with these three features. Part Number 130-3332 CAM is a basic CAM and is designed to be used with an existing fully equipped CAM (130-3324) or an existing alarm module (9W-3574) or (130-3349). These alarm modules provide the horn, lamp test, and acknowledge/silence functions when properly connected to the basic module. There is no limit to the number of modules that can be used in an application.
Description Of CAM Operation:
The CAM has 8 switched inputs for customer use. A given switch input corresponds to 1 of 8 LED's on the face of the CAM. The LED's will FLASH at a rate of 2 hertz when the corresponding input is closed to battery negative. The red LED's are used to display shutdown conditions, and the amber LED's are used to display alarm conditions.
When an input corresponding to one of the red shutdown LED's is activated (connected to battery negative), the horn will sound (130-3324 only). When an input is disconnected from battery negative, the horn will continue to sound and the red LED will continue to Flash until the acknowledge/silence switch is pressed.
When an input corresponding to one of the amber alarm LED's is activated, the