CT660 CX31 and CX31 HT On Highway Truck Power Train Electronic Control System Caterpillar


Electronic Control Unit

Usage:

CX31 D9F

Table 1
Contact Description on CX31 Machine 
No.  Function 
J1-1  Keyswitch Input (ON position) 
J1-2  Engine Speed Sensor + 
J1-3  Engine Speed Sensor − 
J1-4  Torque Converter Output Speed + 
J1-5  Torque Converter Output Speed − 
J1-6  Transmission Output Speed A + 
J1-7  Transmission Output Speed A − 
J1-8  Transmission Output Speed B + 
J1-9  Transmission Output Speed B − 
J1-10  J1587 + 
J1-11  Oil Level Sensor Power 
J1-13  − Battery 
J1-20  J1587 - 
J1-21  Sensor Return 
J1-22  Transmission Oil Temperature Sensor 
J1-23  − Battery 
J1-29  Torque Converter Temperature 
J1-31  + Battery 
J1-32  ECM Location Enable - DO NOT USE 
J1-36  Transmission Oil Level Sensor 
J1-38  + Battery 
J1-48  Latching Gear Sol/Switch to Battery 2 
J1-49  Clutch 2 Solenoid 
J1-50  Solenoid Return 2 
J1-51  Clutch 3 Solenoid 
J1-52  Clutch 4 Solenoid 
J1-58  Clutch 5 Solenoid 
J1-59  Clutch 1 Solenoid 
J1-60  Solenoid Return 1 
J1-61  Retarder Solenoid/Switch to Battery 3 
J1-62  Lockup Clutch Solenoid 
J1-63  Transmission Oil Filter Bypass Switch 

Table 2
Contact Description on CX31 Machine 
No.  Function 
J2-1  Keyswitch Input (Key in the START position) 
J2-5  Backup Alarm Relay 
J2-6  PTO Enable Relay 
J2-7  Start Interlock Relay 
J2-8  Load Return 
J2-9  Check Transmission Lamp 
J2-10  Alternator Start In Gear Lamp 
J2-11  Gear Driver Output 
J2-12  Transmission Temperature/Filter Bypass Lamp 
J2-13  Speed Enable Output 
J2-14  Switch to Battery 1 
J2-19  Speedometer Driver Output 
J2-22  Sensor Common 
J2-23  Retarder Shift Point Enable Switch 
J2-26  Quick Gear Limit 
J2-28  Minimum Forward Start Gear 
J2-29  Parking Brake Switch 
J2-30  Neutral to Gear Inhibit Switch 
J2-31  Direction Inhibit Switch 
J2-33  Shift Display Blank Input 
J2-34  Economy Mode 
J2-35  Shift Selector Input 
J2-36  Service Brake Switch 
J2-38  Retarder Medium 
J2-40  Auto Neutral Switch Input 1  
J2-41  Auto Neutral Switch Input 2 
J2-42  Retarder Lo/High 
J2-46  PTO Enable Switch 1 
J2-47  PTO Enable Switch #2 
J2-54  Driveline PTO Switch 
J2-55  Hold Gear Switch 
J2-64  Driveline PTO Engaged Input 
J2-67  J1939 + 
J2-68  J1939 - 
J2-69  J1939 Shield 

Table 3
Contact Description on 12 Pin Connector 
No.  Function 
CAN HI 
Shift Selector ID 1 
Ignition 
Unused 
J1939 Shield 
Display Dimmer 
CAN LOW 
Shift Selector ID 2 
Unused 
10  Unused 
11  + Battery (Unswitched) 
12  - Battery (Ground) 

Table 4
Contact Description on 24 Pin Connector 
No.  Function 
+ Battery 
Switch to Battery 2 
+ Battery 
Unused 
Switch to Battery 3 
Unused 
Ignition Switch 
Unused 
Unused 
10  Unused 
11  Unused 
12  J1587 + 
13  Unused 
14  Unused 
15  Unused 
16  Unused 
17  - Battery 
18  J1587 - 
19  - Battery 
20  Unused 
21  Unused 
22  Unused 
23  Unused 
24  Unused 


Illustration 1g01255959
Transmission ECU
(1) ConnectorJ1
(2) ConnectorJ2


Illustration 2g01296923
OEM 24-pin connector

Decisions are made by the circuits in the electronic control module. Software in the electronic control unit activates the electronic circuits in the appropriate way to correctly operate the vehicle. Connectors join the harness wiring to the inputs and outputs of the electronic control unit. There are two connectors with 70 contacts. Complete diagnostic trouble codes are available with the ET.

The electronic control unit monitors the condition of the vehicle for Proper system operation. Components sense the condition of the vehicle. Components then send electrical signals to the inputs of the electronic control unit. The electronic control unit compares the information from the inputs to the stored information. The electronic control unit then decides if outputs will be activated. The activation is performed by sending electrical signals through the outputs to an electronic circuit.

Inputs

Numerous inputs to the electronic control unit are used in order to interrelate with the chassis and to monitor the condition of the transmission. Two types of inputs exist. One type of input is the switch input. The other input device is a sensor. Switches and harness wiring provide signals to the switch inputs of the electronic control module. Switch conditions include open circuit, short to +battery and short to ground. Sensors provide monitored condition signals to the sensor input of the electronic control unit.

Outputs

The electronic control module responds to decisions by sending electrical signals through various outputs. The outputs are used for all of the following items:

  • Create an action.

  • Provide information to other devices.

  • Supply sensor power.

Input/Output

The SAE J1939 Data Link is used to communicate with a service tool or other electronic control modules (if equipped). The data link is bidirectional. Bidirectional communication allows sharing of information.

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