EMCP3 Caterpillar


Discrete Input/Output Module

Usage:

G3306 07Y

[ OPTIONAL USE ]

The discrete input/output (I/O) module is not required.

General Information

The discrete input/output module is a device that can read 12 discrete inputs and operating eight relay outputs. The discrete input/output module can be mounted on the generator set package or mounted remotely in another location.

Inputs

The discrete input/output module has 12 inputs with four return channels. The inputs can be activated by either switching to a return or by switching to battery negative. Each of the inputs can be configured to signal one of many possible events. The Caterpillar Service Tool is used in order to configure the discrete input/output module inputs.

Inputs that generate a warning message will reset automatically whenever the input returns to a non-active state. Inputs that generate a shutdown message will continue until the input returns to a non-active state and a reset message is received by the module on the J1939 data link.

The input configuration parameters are shown in Table 1.

Table 1
Configuration Parameters for Each Input 
Setpoint Parameter  Range  Default 
Input #inn Active State Configuration  Active Low
Active High 
Active State Low 
Input #nn Time Delay  0 to 120 seconds 
Input #nn SPN  Any SPN (see Table 2 supported by EMCP 3  N/A 
Input #nn FMI  Any FMI supported by EMCP 3  N/A 

Table 2 lists the "Suspect Parameter Numbers" (SPN) that the EMCP 3 supports for inputs and outputs. An SPN is an internationally recognized code that is assigned a specific meaning. For example, SPN 110 relates to the "Engine Coolant Temperature".

Table 2
EMCP 3 Supported Suspect Parameter Numbers 
SPN  SPN Description  Input  Output 
38  Fuel Level-Secondary Tank 
52  Engine After Cooler Temperature   
82  Starting Air Pressure   
94  Fuel Pressure   
95  Fuel Filter Differential Pressure   
96  Fuel Level (Primary Tank) 
98  Engine Oil Level   
99  Oil Filter Differential Pressure   
100  Engine Oil Pressure   
101  Crankcase Pressure   
107  Air Filter Differential Pressure   
110  Engine Coolant Temperature   
111  Engine Coolant Level 
137  Extinguisher System Pressure 
167  Battery Charging System Voltage 
168  Battery Voltage   
171  Ambient Air Temperature   
172  Inlet Air Temperature   
173  Exhaust Temperature   
174  Fuel Temperature   
175  Engine Oil Temperature   
190  Engine Over Speed   
612  Generator Rotating Diode Failure   
628  Voltage Regulator Failure   
970  Emergency Stop Shutdown (1)   
971  Engine Derate Overridden   
1084  Generator Over excitation 
1122  Generator Bearing Temperature #1   
1124  Generator Winding Temperature #1   
1125  Generator Winding Temperature #2   
1126  Generator Winding Temperature #3   
1237  Emergency Shutdown Override Mode Active Warning 
1239  Ruptured Fuel Basin-Primary Tank 
1383  Unexpected Engine Shutdown   
1664  Engine Failure to Start Shutdown   
2433  Right Exhaust Temperature   
2434  Left Exhaust Temperature   
2436  Generator Frequency   
2440  Generator Voltage   
2448  Generator AC Current   
2452  Generator Reverse Power (kW)   
2456  Generator Reactive Power (VAR)   
2648  Service Interval Warning   
4000  Air Shutoff Damper Close 
4001  ATS in Normal Position 
4002  ATS in Emergency Position 
4003  Battery Charger Failure 
4004  Generator Breaker Closed 
4005  Utility Breaker Closed 
4006  Engine in Cool Down   
4007  Generator Control Not in Auto   
4028  Earth Fault 
4029  Earth Leakage 
User Defined Input #1  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #2  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #3  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #4  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #5  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #6  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #7  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #8  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #9  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #10  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #11  Range
701-716 
 
User Defined Input #12  Range
701-716 
 
(1) Input configured as "Emergency Stop Shutdown" (SPN 970) will not perform a shutdown when activated. Use only to create an event log message in the EMCP 3 if desired.

Outputs

The discrete I/O module has eight "Form C" relay outputs. Each output can be configured to signal one of many possible events. Each output can be configured for either general events or for specific events. The Cat ET Service Tool (CST) is used in order to configure the discrete I/O module outputs.

For general events, each output activates whenever any "Alarm Condition", "Shutdown Condition", or any combination of the two conditions exist.

For specific events, each output activates whenever the diagnostic message contains the SPN and Failure Mode Identifier (FMI) combination that matches the SPN and FMI combination that is programmed for that particular output.

The FMI defines the nature of the event, such as above range or below range. The FMI includes events such as high or low alarms, shutdowns, or condition exists.

The output configuration parameters are shown in table 3.

Table 3
Configuration Parameters for Each Output 
Set Point Parameter  Range 
Output #nn SPN  Any SPN supported by EMCP 3 
Output #nn Trigger Condition  Disabled   
  Specific  Condition Exists
Open Circuit Diagnostic
High Shutdown
High Warning
Low Shutdown
Low Warning
Warning or Shutdown
Warning, Shutdown, or Short Circuit Diagnostic 
  General  Open Circuit Diagnostic
Shutdown
Warning
Warning, Shutdown, or Short Circuit Diagnostic 

Configuration Behaviors

The discrete I/O module exhibits the following configuration behaviors.

  • Maintains functionality with no loss in performance during single set point configuration

  • Maintains functionality with no loss in performance while communicating on the data link

  • Retains all configured values in non-volatile memory

  • Configured on the secondary data link (CAN2) using the CST.

Specifications

Table 4 lists the specifications for the input/output module.

Table 4
Input/Output Module Specifications 
Nominal Voltage  9 VDC to 32 VDC 
Operating Voltage Range  12 VDC
24 VDC (external power supplies) 
Ambient Operating Temperature  -40 degrees Celsius to 70 degrees Celsius 
Output Relay Contact Ratings  2A @120 VAC
2A @ 30 VDC
2A @ 277 VAC 

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