DN1.7 - 3A165 - Diagnostic Tool Manual - EN - v1.2
DN1.7 - 3A165 - Diagnostic Tool Manual - EN - v1.2
DN1.7 - 3A165 - Diagnostic Tool Manual - EN - v1.2
Ver. 1.2
3A165 DM ver. 1.2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
6. REPROGRAMMING ................................................... 26
6-1. Prerequisite for reprogramming ......................................... 26
6-2. Reprogramming steps ................................................... 26
7. TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................... 30
7-1. ECU Pin out ................................................... 30
7-2. ECU Pin description ................................................... 31
6-3. ECU Terminal Diagram ................................................... 32
6-4. Fault List ................................................... 33
6-5. Trouble Shooting Guide ................................................... 37
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1. REVISION HISTORY
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2. DIAGNOSTIC CONNECTION
ECU
DIAG. Connector
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3. SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
3-1. Provision of Software file
• Contact HDI service manager to get the following two files.
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4. SOFTWARE LOG-IN
4-1. Connection establishment
• Start the PC.
• Connect USB-RS232C serial converter to PC.
• Connect Deutsch-RS232C cable to USB-RS232C serial converter.
• Connect Deutsch-RS232C cable to diagnostic plug of ECU.
• Key ON to power supply of ECU in the equipment.
• Start APECS 4800 Service tool on the desktop.
4-2. LOG-IN
• In the entry screen, press the button to trace the Toolkit file at the location
C:\Program Files(x86)\Woodward\APECS 4800 Service Tool.
• Open the Toolkit file APECS4800. wtool.
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• Press “Connect”
It will lead the following sub window ‘Select a network’.
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Level 1 – Read Only – provides access to only to read only controls used to
monitor or troubleshoot system performance, with addition of access to clearing
faults history. Password is not needed, just press “Log in”
Level 3 – Full Access – provides access to all parameters in software tool, including
the reprogramming. Password is needed, contact the HDI manager responsible.
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Non-adjustable parameters
System identification
A : VGK2.7
B : VGK3.5
DS
HDI : for HDI
EG : 3A165
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-. Coolant Temperature :
-. Speed Setpoint Mode : HDI: CAN J1939 TSC1 Mode
-. Desired Speed :
-. Droop Desired Speed : If it is same with Desired Speed, No Droop is applied
-. Engine Speed :
-. Engine Load : Engine percentage load
• Move to the next page for explanation on the pages underlined in red.
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-. Lamp illuminated in Yellow indicates Limp home modes for selected faults such
as ;
. Position Sensor Failure
. Over temperature Failure in Coolant
. Low Oil Pressure Failure
. Speed Sensor Failure
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• The data will be saved as a file with html extension for later use.
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6. REPROGRAMMING
6-1. Prerequisite for reprogramming
• Level 3 – Full Access, Refer to 4-3. Security Level & passwords
• OFFSET value. Move to Engine load control to take note of it.
• Map file having “.wset” extension, to be given by HDI manager.
Step 2> Move to Engine Load Control, and take note of OFFSET value,
which is the factory set value, varies by individual Engine.
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Step 3> Menu : Settings -> Load Settings File to Device, and browse and open the
Map file (*.wset)
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- Reprogramming is in progress
- Reprogramming is complete
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Step 4> Return to Engine Load control to see OFFSET value has been reset to 0 after reprogramming.
This value should be changed to Factory set value. (for example 2.0)
- Type in the original OFFSET value (for example : 2.0) and press Enter
+
Step 5> As a final, Menu : Device -> Save Values or press
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
7-1. ECU Pin out
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Power Supply
Battery + 1-01,1-02
Communication
RS 232 Tx (TDX) 2-03 CAN High 1-12
Sensor
MPU + 2-01 Air pressure Sensor (+5V) 2-08
Actuator
Actuator Power Supply 1-07
Discrete Inputs/Outputs
Engine Oil Pressure output (to VCU) 1-05 Engine Cranking signal input 2-04
PREHEAT RELAY control output 1-10 Engine stop signal input 2-30
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•Diagnostics 1
LAMP
SPN Serious-
FAULT NAME DESCRIPTION ACTION FMI
Code ness
CODE
• Shutdown relay
: If shutdown relay is used in the system,
ACTUATOR_ check that: CEL
12 - the discrete output is properly configured. 638 5 2
OPEN_CIRCUIT Shut down
- relay coil is properly wired.
• Wire unconnected
: Check actuator and shutdown relay contact
wiring.
• Wire unconnected
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•Diagnostics 2
LAMP
SPN Serious-
FAULT NAME DESCRIPTION ACTION FMI
Code ness
CODE
6
• Lamp/relay wiring short to battery voltage
or open circuit
DOUT_1_OVERCURRENT : Check the wiring of the device
(CEL) connected
21 CEL 0 2
DOUT_1_OPEN_CIRCUIT to the discrete output
(CEL) • Lamp/relay current draw excessive
: Check that the current drawn for
discrete 5
output does not exceed 250mA.
• Discrete output misconfiguration
: Verify that proper discrete output is
configured.
DOUT_2_OVERCURRENT 6
(Glow Lamp)
22 CEL 0 2
DOUT_2_OPEN_CIRCUIT 5
(Glow Lamp)
DOUT_3_OVERCURRENT 6
(Fan Control)
23 CEL 0 2
DOUT_3_OPEN_CIRCUIT Activated when DO2/3/6/8 overcurrent or 5
(Fan Control) open circuit is detected.
DOUT_6_OVERCURRENT 6
• Same as above Fault Lamp Code “21”
(Shutdown Relay)
26 CEL 0 1
DOUT_6_OPEN_CIRCUIT 5
(Shutdown Relay)
DOUT_8_OVERCURRENT 6
(Glow Plug Relay)
28 CEL 0 1
DOUT_8_OPEN_CIRCUIT 5
(Glow Plug Relay)
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•Diagnostics 3
LAMP
SPN Serious-
FAULT NAME DESCRIPTION ACTION FMI
Code ness
CODE
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•Diagnostics 4
LAMP
SPN Serious-
FAULT NAME DESCRIPTION ACTION FMI
Code ness
CODE
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SPN FMI
ACTUATOR_OVERCURRENT Actuator output over current
638 6
1) Possible Cause
-. Wire short circuit
-. Short circuit inside the actuator
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Engine Shutdown
3) Check Point
-. Check for Actuator Power Supply line short to ground.
. Repair the line if needed
-. If no error is found in the power supply line, actuator should be checked
. Power the ECU off and replace the actuator.
APS input
Actuator Power supply
APS power (+5V)
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SPN FMI
ACTUATOR_OPEN_CIRCUIT Actuator output unconnected
638 5
1) Possible Cause
-. Actuator wire unconnected
-. Shutdown relay defective
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Engine Shutdown
3) Check Point
-. If a shutdown relay is used in the system, check that:
. the discrete output is properly configured
. relay coil is properly wired
-. Check the wiring connection to the actuator
-. Check actuator and shutdown relay contact wiring.
APS input
Actuator Power supply
APS power (+5V)
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1) Possible Cause
-. Actuator Position Sensor power supply output (Pin 2-02) is short circuit to ground
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Limp Home mode, and then Engine Shutdown
3) Check Point
-. Check if APS power (+5V) (Pin 2-02) is short to ground
. Repair the wiring if needed.
APS input
Actuator Power supply
APS power (+5V)
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SPN FMI
CAN_COMMUNICATION CAN Communication Error
639 2
1) Possible Cause
-. When CAN bus off, CAN transmitter/receiver error or CAN synchronization error condition is
detected
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
3) Check Point
-. Check CAN wiring if it is disconnected
-. Check VCU or Throttle Dial for any defect
CAN Low
CAN High
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SPN FMI
CAN_RECEIVE_TIMEOUT CAN Receive Timeout Error
639 9
1) Possible Cause
-. When TSC1 frame with correct SPN898 data is not received within period defined
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
3) Check Point
-. Verify that CAN controller is transmitting the TSC1 frames within required period.
-. Check VCU or Throttle Dial for any defect
CAN Low
CAN High
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SPN FMI
CPU_POWER_SUPPLY ECU voltage drop
168 1
1) Possible Cause
-. When ECU’s internal digital circuit power supply dropout is detected.
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
POWER
GND
3) Check Point
-. Verify that power supply voltage does not fall below specification.
-. Check the wiring connection from Battery to ECU
Power
Ground
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1) Possible Cause
-. When Engine Coolant Temperature input goes outside configured range
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Limp Home mode
3) Check Point
-. Check the ECT analog input wiring.
-. Check/replace the coolant temperature sensor if needed.
ECT -
ECT +
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SPN FMI
LOSS_OF_SPEED RPM sensor Error
190 8
1) Possible Cause
-. This fault indicates that MPU speed sensor malfunction has been detected
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Warning illuminates
-. Limp Home mode
3) Check Point 1
-. Check MPU wire and repair it if needed
-. Check MPU sensor and replace it if needed
MPU SHIELD
MPU -
MPU +
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SPN FMI
1) Possible Cause
-. When Air Pressure Sensor input goes outside configured range
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
3) Check Point
-. Check the analog input wiring of Air Pressure Sensor
-. Check the MAP sensor and replace it if needed
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SPN FMI
MAP_POWER_SUPPLY Air Pressure Sensor power supply output short
3510 4
1) Possible Cause
-. When Air Pressure Sensor power supply output is short to ground
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
3) Check Point
-. Check the MAP sensor (+5V) (Pin 2-08) wiring for any defect
-. Verify that MAP sensor supply current does not exceed 15 mA.
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SPN FMI
LOW_OIL_PRESSURE Oil Pressure Switch Error
100 1
1) Possible Cause
-. Oil level is low
-, Oil pressure switch is activated due to internal failure
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Oil pressure waning illuminates
-. Limp Home mode, and then Engine Shutdown
VCU
3) Check Point
-. Check the engine oil level
. If the engine is running, Key OFF and wait 10 minutes
-. If the level is below the specification, replenish it.
-. Check the wiring between ECU and Oil pressure sensor.
-. Check engine oil pressure sensor and replace it if needed
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SPN FMI
OVERSPEED OVERSPEED
190 0
1) Possible Cause
-. Engine speed limit exceeded (3A165 : 3000 rpm)
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Engine shutdown
3) Check Point
-. Actuator not capable of closing the fuel throttle
. Check the force needed to close the fuel against the actuator force.
-. Check the condition of Actuator, and replace it if needed
APS input
Actuator Power supply
APS power (+5V)
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SPN FMI
OVER_TEMPERATURE Engine coolant temperature is high
110 0
1) Possible Cause
-. When Engine Coolant Temperature is high
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Limp Home mode
3) Check Point
-. Verify the engine coolant temperature.
-. Verify the temperature sensor signal against measured engine coolant temperature.
-. Diagnose the cooling system for any defect
-. Check the Collant temperature sensor and replace if if needed.
ECT -
ECT +
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SPN FMI
1) Possible Cause
-. When the Actuator Position Sensor input goes outside a configured range
2) System Reaction
-. Engine Waning illuminates
-. Limp Home mode
3) Check Point
-. Check the wiring connection to Actuator Position Sensor
-. Measure the position signal against the actuator position, Replace the actuator if needed.
APS input
Actuator Power supply
APS power (+5V)
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