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Media Number -UENR1210-05 Publication Date -01/03/2017 Date Updated -09/03/2017

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Event Resetting
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Introduction
There are three ways to reset events. One method, which applies only to the EMCP 4 GSC, is to
reset the individual active events. The events are reset by navigating to the desired event in the
event log.

The second method applies to all modules other than the EMCP 4. The second method is a process
to reset all active events in the event log for that module. The events are reset by navigating to one
of the "Active" events in that event log.

The third method is an approach that resets all active events for all modules.

NOTICE

The control must be placed in stop mode in order to reset active

shutdown events.

Reset Individual Active Events Using the EMCP 4

The "EVENT LOG" menu can be accessed two ways.

1. Press the "EVENT LOG" key in order to navigate directly to the event log.

2. Use the navigation keys at the "MAIN MENU" to select "VIEW". Press the OK key. Refer
to Illustration 1.

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Use the following steps to reset an active event.

1. Press the stop key.

2. Use the navigation keys at the "VIEW" screen to select "Event Log". Press the OK key in
order to access the "EVENT LOGS" menu. Refer to Illustration 3.

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3. Use the navigation keys at the "Event Log" screen to select "GENSET Control". Press the
OK key. The total number of active events for an ECM is listed to the right of the ECM.
Refer to Illustration 3.

Note: Illustration 3 shows five "STATUS" events. Three "PRESENT" or "ACTIVE" events
are shown for the "GENSET Control" and three for "Engine Control".

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4. Use the navigation keys to highlight an ECM that has active events. Move the cursor down
in order to select the active event that requires resetting. Refer to Illustration 3.

Note: If the control is in stop mode, "RESET" will be shown and highlighted. Refer to
Illustration 4.

Events are ordered by the status of the event. "PRESENT" events are listed first.
"PRESENT" events are followed by "ACTIVE" events. Finally, "ACTIVE" events are
followed "INACTIVE" events. Within each status, the events are listed with the most recent
first.

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5. Press the "OK" key to reset the event.

If the event status is present, the "RESET" text will not be visible. The event cannot be reset
until the condition that caused the event has been addressed.

Resetting All Events for a Single Module

Use the following steps to reset events for all modules other than the EMCP 4.

The second way to reset events is to reset all of the active events for the module. Begin by
navigating to one of the active events in the event log. The following method does not apply to the
EMCP 4 "GENSET" control log or the "Status Event" log.

As with any method, the control must be in "STOP" mode. Events are shown as "ACTIVE" if the
event is currently affecting the system. Events are shown as "INACTIVE" if the event is currently
affecting the system.

Note: The EMCP 4 will display a "PRESENT" status for events and all other modules will not.

1. Press the stop key.

2. Use the navigation keys at the "MAIN MENU" to select "VIEW". Press the OK key. Refer
to Illustration 1.

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3. Use the navigation keys at the "VIEW" screen to select "Event Log". Press the OK key in
order to access the "EVENT LOGS" menu. Refer to Illustration 2.

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4. Use the navigation keys to select the desired log. Press the OK key.

Note: Illustration 7 shows three present or active events under "GENSET EVENTS" and
one active event in the "External I/O EVENTS".

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5. Press the "OK" key to view an event.

Note: If the control is in stop mode and the engine speed is zero, then "RESET MOD" will
be shown and highlighted. Refer to Illustration 8.

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6. Press the "OK" key to reset all of the active events, that can be, in the event log for that
particular module.

Note: Modules other than the EMCP 4 cannot display events as "PRESENT". If pressing
the "OK" key at "RESET ALL" does not reset all of the events, the condition causing the
event being viewed may still be present. For example, if the engine shutdown due to high
coolant temperature, then the events will not reset until the coolant temperature drops below
the shutdown threshold.

Resetting All Events for All Modules

All of the conditions that are causing events must be corrected before the modules will reset. All
active events on all modules can be reset using the "RESET ALL EVENTS" feature if the
condition is not present that caused the event.

1. Ensure that the control is in the stop mode and the engine speed is zero.

2. Execute the following steps from any screen. Press the "Reset" key. Refer to Illustration 9.

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3. A confirmation prompt will appear. Refer to Illustration 10.

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4. Press the "OK" key in order to continue to reset all events on all of the modules. Press the
"ESCAPE" key in order to "CANCEL" the reset operation. The display will show a list of
events that were reset and a list of events that were not reset after the "OK" key is pressed.

Note: "Reset All Events" will not reset "Present" events. For example, if the stop button is pressed
and an emergency stop switch activated shutdown is present, the event cannot be reset until the
run button (15) is pressed and the event status changes from "PRESENT" to "ACTIVE".

Resetting Events for Engine ECMs Without Primary CAN

Data Link Support
The EMCP 4 can reset all events for electronic engines that do not have primary CAN support.
The EMCP 4 uses a relay output to reset all events.

Three conditions must be satisfied in order for the reset to work.

1. One of the outputs must be configured as a "Command/Status" for ECU fault reset.

2. The corresponding relay output must be wired to a corresponding "Fault Reset I/O" pin on
the engine ECM or the relay must be set up to power cycle the ECM.

3. Press the "RESET ALL" key to activate the "ECU FAULT RESET". Refer to Illustration 9.

Resetting events for engine ECMs without the primary "CAN Data Link" support will
activate the corresponding relay output. The procedure will also trigger the engine ECU to
reset related faults or will power cycle the ECU.

The procedure will only activate the "ECU FAULT RESET" output if the EMCP has a
warning or fault. The warning or fault can be triggered by using a custom event on a digital
input that is wired to the fault alarm of the ECU.

Reset EventsTroubleshooting

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There are common reasons for the EMCP 4 to allow events to not be reset:

• EMCP 4 must be in stop mode

• Engine speed must also be zero

The following information provides an explanation of the service maintenance interval warning
and not in auto warning.

Not in Auto Warning

The "Not in Auto Warning" event is present whenever the control is in either "RUN" or "STOP".
Therefore, the event cannot be reset while still in "STOP" mode since the event is still present.
The event will reset when the control is returned to "AUTO". The event can be disabled by
modifying the configuration of the set point for "Generator Control Not in Automatic" warning
event response.

Service Maintenance Interval

A service maintenance interval warning that is present cannot be reset. The warning is present
because the countdown timer has reached zero. To clear the warning, the timer must be reset
rather than the event.

The timer returns to the programmed interval when reset. The timer must be reset from the
display. The timer cannot be reset by using the Cat Service Tool alone. The service maintenance
interval warning can only be disabled by using the "Event Response Configuration".

Note: The default is 180 calendar days or 500 engine hours.

Note: The warning does not appear on the face of the EMCP 4 as a flashing LED unless
configured to do so within Cat ET. The warning appears under the "Event Response Configuration
- Engine Protection Events".

View and Reset Timer Settings with the Display

1. Use the navigation keys at the main menu to select "CONFIGURE".

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2. Press the OK key.

3. Use the navigation keys to select "RESET COUNTERS".

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4. Press the OK key.

5. Use the navigation keys to select "SERVICE MAINT INTERVAL".

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6. Press the OK key.

7. The reset service maintenance interval hours and days dialog will appear. A dialog will also
appear to enter the password that is required to reset the service maintenance interval.

The security level required is level 3 but, the required security level can be changed by
using the Cat Service Tool.

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8. To reset the service interval, press the "OK" key. A confirmation prompt will appear. Refer
to Illustration 15.

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9. Press the "OK" key to continue to reset the service maintenance interval. Press the escape
key to cancel the reset operation.

10. The new service intervals will be displayed.

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Note: Be sure to change the password level back to level 3 after the service interval has been
reset. Use Cat Service Tool to change the password level. Change the password to prevent
inadvertently resetting the timer at other times.

View and Reset Timer Settings with the Cat ET

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1. Connect to the EMCP 4 using the Cat Service Tool.

2. Select "Service Maintenance Interval" (1) on the left side of the dialog.

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3. Double click "Maintenance Level 1 Cycle Interval Hours" (2) on the right side of the dialog.
The "Change Parameter Value" dialog will open which will allow a new value to be entered
for the hours. Enter the desired hours.

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4. Press the "OK" key to accept the change.

5. Double click Maintenance Level 1 Cycle Interval Days (3) on the right side of the dialog.
The "Change Parameter Value" dialog will open which will allow a new value to be entered
for the days. Enter the desired days.

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6. Press the "OK" key to accept the change.

7. Double click "Customer Password Security Level" (4) on the right side of the dialog. The
"Change Parameter Value" dialog will open which will allow a new security level to be set.
Enter the desired security level.

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8. Press the "OK" key to accept the change.

Note: After the desired changes have been made, change the password back to "Level 3" to
prevent changing the values of the timer during other operations.

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