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FEATURES
‘s Engine Status Center (ESC) provides the pump operator with
engine and system operating information in a single unit.
þEngine RPM Display
þSystem Voltage Display and Alarm (HI and LO alar ms)
þEngine Oil Pressure Display and Alarm
þEngine Temperature Display and Alarm (Oil or Coolant )
þAlarm set-points can be ‘preset’ for custom installations
þAlarm Silence and Disable Feature
þAlert! Messages with audible signal
þEngine Status (Check Engine and Stop Engine Messages)
þEnglish or Metric Display
þHourmeters for Engine, PTO and ‘User’ time
þService Inter val Timer for PTO with Reminder Message
þ‘Incident’ Timer
þCustom Message Display
The
Engine information display for the Pump Panel Operator. Visual and Audible Alarms are availab le for critical information. The ESC utilizes the SAE
J-1587 data link for engine information.
Class1Class1
Class1 Engine Status Center (ESC) is a convenient self contained
Class1Class1
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LAYOUT
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ENGINE RPM
OIL PRESSURE
F)
(PSI
ENGLISH
ENGINE STATUS CENTER
MESSAGE CENTER
ENGINE RPM
MENU
4.437
VOLTS
SILENCE
VOLTS
ENG TEMP
(kPa
METRIC
SELECT
C)
3.687
6.000
OIL PRESS
TEMP
ENGLISHMETRIC
ENGINE STATUS CENTER
MESSAGE CENTER
SILENCE
MENU
0.500"
SELECT
2.225"
5.250
2.775"
MOUNTING HOLES AND
CUT-OUT DIMENSIONS
3.618
5.000"
5.180
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DISPLAYS
The Engine Status Center Display (ESC)
continuously shows Engine RPM, Oil Pressure, T emperature, and System V oltage on
four seven segment LED displays. The
mode of operation (English or Metric) is
indicated by an LED illuminated next to
the current mode.
ENGINE RPM
OIL PRESSURE
F)
ENGLISH
ENGINE STATUS CENTER
(PSI
VOLTS
ENG TEMP
(kPa
METRIC
C)
The Message Center is an eight charac-
ter alphanumeric display. In nor mal operation the message center will display a
logo.
If a Check Engine or Stop Engine malfunction occurs, Detroit Diesel Engines
transmit both of these messages on the
data bus , the displa y will read CHK ENG
or STOP ENG. Other Electronic Engines
may not tr ansmit these messages. To display Stop or Chec k engine messages for
these engines, connections must be made
from the engine ECM or cab indicators to
the ESC.
MESSAGE CENTER
ENGINE RPM
OIL PRESSURE
F)
ENGLISH
ENGINE STATUS CENTER
(PSI
VOLTS
ENG TEMP
(kPa
METRIC
C)
If a low oil pressure situation occurs, the
oil pressure display will alternate between
LOLO
the current oil pressure and
LO.
LOLO
If a high temperature condition dev elops,
the engine temperature display will toggle
between the temperature value and
HIHI
HI.
HIHI
A low voltage condition results in CHK
BA TT being displayed and the voltmeter
alternates between the actual voltage and
LOLO
LO.
LOLO
An overvoltage situation will display actual voltage alternating with
HIHI
HI on the volt-
HIHI
meter and CHK AL T will be sho wn in the
message center.
MENU
MENU
SILENCE
MESSAGE CENTER
SILENCE
SELECT
SELECT
The message center also displays menu
information when the menu switch is depressed. The menu ma y only be accessed
when engine speed is below 900 RPM.
The MENU switch scrolls through the menu
and the SELECT switch either selects the
item or toggles between choices. The
SILENCE switch sav es current data and ex-
its from the menu.
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CONNECTIONS
ESC harness connection to the apparatus is achieved b y the use of two connectors.
Deutsch DT06-4S 4 socket connector
CavityDescriptionESC
A-1Ignition P ower12V InP ower for the ESC
A-2System GroundGround inGround for the ESC
A-3Data Link +J1587 inData line positive
A-4Data Link -J1587 inData Line negative
Deutsch DT06-12S 12 socket connector
CavityDescriptionESC
B-1Plug
B-2Plug
B-3Plug
B-4Check EngineGround input from engine ECM
B-5User InputGround input from OEM
can be used for ST OP ENG
B-6Plug
B-7Plug
B-8Plug
B-9Ala rmGround output to an OEM alarm
B-10PTO engagedPositive input for PT O hours
B-11User HoursPositiv e input for USER hours
B-12Low FuelGround input for low fuel alert
B-4 is a ground input dedicated to the Check Engine Warning of the ESC. T o receiv e this
message on non-DDEC engines, you must provide this input.
B-5 is ground input that will display a generic warning message A UX IN. This can be any
warning signal that you wish the operator to receive. For example on a non-DDEC
engine, provide a ground input from the STOP Engine output of the engine ECM and
change the message to read STOP ENG if y ou want the Pump Operator to receive the
STOP ENGINE Message.
B-9 is a ground output to an OEM alarm.
B-10 is a positive (12 VDC) input that allows the ESC to accumulate PT O hours.
B-11 is a positive (12 VDC) input that will tally hours as long as the ESC and this input
are active. The displa y message can be customized by the OEM to indicate its usage .
B-12 is a ground input from a tank lev el s witch to alert the operator of a low fuel condi-
tion.
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Menu
The ESC Menu can be entered at any time that the engine is operating at 900 RPM or
less.
Enter the menu by pressing the
MENU switch.
Scroll through the menu by using the MENU switch.
Select items from the menu by using the SELECT s witch.
Save inf ormation and exit from the menu using the SILENCE switch.
Menu Items
MENU TEST L TST est Displa y .
SELECTIlluminates all display segments, LEDs and sounds alarm.
MENU UNITS: (E or M)Select units for displa y.
SELECTT oggles English and Metric units.
MENU ALERT?: (Y or N)Enables or Disables
SELECTToggles the Alert tone on or off.
Enables the Alert Tone to direct the attention of the operator to certain messages.
MENU HOURSView operating hours.
SELECTPTO HOURSELECTdisplay PT O hours
SELECTUSER HRSELECTdisplay USER hours
SELECTENG HOURSELECTdisplay ENGINE hours
SELECTINCIDENTSELECTT=00:00 (hrs/mins)
Timer starts at power up, resets at power down.
MENUreturn to TEST L TS .
SILENCEat any point in the menu returns you to normal operation.
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MESSAGES
Alert Messages are preceded by a short
tone burst to alert the operator . The cause
for the alert is then displayed on the message center, alternating with other information.
Alert Messages:
PTO ENGDPTO engagement
CHK ENGCheck Engine
LDMGR ONLoad Management
T ANK LO WTank Le vel
LM-LVL:x (1-8)Shed level
Alarm Messages are accompanied by a
pulsed alarm that continues until silenced
or the cause eliminated. The alarm message is displayed in the message center
and LO or HI is displayed on the appropriate display for temperature, oil and voltage alarms.
AUX IN **User Input
LOW FUELless than 1/4 tank
STOP ENGStop Engine
CHK BA TT *System V oltage low
CHK AL T *System V oltage high
LOW OIL *Oil Pressure low
HI TEMP *T emperature high
Oil and Temp . alarms are active only with
engine running.
Normal Messages appear without any audible warning.
AUX HRS **User hours
CLASS 1 **Logo
SR VC PT OService reminder for PTO
* Alarm P oints are set by the OEM.** OEM configurable messages
Defaults Settings:
Service time Interval100 hours
Aux. Input Displa yAUX IN
Aux. Hours DisplayA UX HR
LogoCLASS1
Low V oltage AlarmYES
T emper ature sourceDEG:OIL
Low Oil Pressure10 PSI (69 kPa)
o
High T emperature230
Low Voltage Alarm11.9 VDC
Overvoltage15.0 VDC
F (110 oC)
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ESC Po wer
A-1 circuit
A-2 circuit
These are the power and ground inputs f or ESC operation and they also
provide system voltage inf ormation to the ESC for display.
ESC Data
A-3 circuit
A-4 circuit
Engine information is received electronically on the J-1587 data bus .
Check Engine W arning
B-4 circuit
This input (ground) must be active f or a check engine warning on all
engines except Detroit Diesel
.
Auxiliary Input
B-5 circuit
This input (ground) is used for an auxiliary device activ e or warning mes-
sage (configurable by the OEM).
SYSTEM OPERATION
Alarm Output
B-9 circuit
This output (ground) should be active when TEST L TS is selected f orm the
menu. The alarm can be deactivated during operation by the user .
PTO HRS
B-10 circuit
This input must be active (+ 12 VDC) when the PTO is engaged to log hours
and display the PT O ENGD message.
Auxiliary Hours
B-11 circuit
This input (+ 12 VDC) can be used f or any de vice that you want to monitor .
The message is configurable by the OEM.
Low Fuel
B-12 circuit
This input (ground) will display a LO W FUEL alert message when active.
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NOTES
Notes:
The engine information is “read” from the engine ECM. If some information is displayed then the ESC is functioning properly . Missing information is the result of an engine broadcast not being sent or a message header not in the
proper format. If temperature is missing chec k that the source (oil or w ater) is configured properly .
The voltage displayed is taken from the inputs at A1 and A2. It may vary from battery voltage dependent on the
voltage drops in the wiring. The alarm points can be changed by the OEM to suit the end user .
The LOW FUEL input would normally be tied to a low fuel switch in the tank. This can be part of a sending unit or
a separate switch.
The USER INPUT can be used for any purpose. It can be tied to a temperature switch on the transmission and
labelled HOT TRNS or something to that eff ect.
The AUX HRS input can be tied to an ything. An auxiliary generator or hydr aulic pump for instance. The label can
be changed and then hours on that equipment can be tracked.
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