G3500J Petroleum Engines Caterpillar

Fuel Lines

Usage:

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Illustration 1	g06148147

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Table 1
Specification for 453-5289 Fuel Lines Gp
Item	Qty	Part	Specification Description
1	2	8T-2657 Tube Joint	Tighten coupling clamp bolt to 17 ± 1 N·m (150 ± 9 lb in).
2	-	-	Tighten the bolt to 15.0 ± 2.5 N·m (132.8 ± 22.1 lb in).
3	8	8S-9092 Bolt	Torque to 150 ± 20 N·m (111 ± 15 lb ft).

Attachments

The attachments screen is used to select the active attachment at the end of the arm of the machine. It is also used to change the cutting edge length to account for bucket wear to ensure accurate guidance.

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Illustration 2	g06182311
Attachments icon

To open the Attachments screen:

Open the Work Settings menu.
Press the Attachments button, which is to the right of Attachments icon as shown in Illustration 2)
The Attachments screen should appear.

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Illustration 3	g06182312
() Attachment information () Attachment representation () Attachment select dropdown menu () Guidance focus select buttons () Select button () Cancel button () Edit button

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Table 2
Item	Feature	Description
	Attachment representation	A graphical image that represents the implement. This image will change in scale to changes made to the cutting edge length if the attachment is edited.
	Attachment select drop-down menu	The drop-down menu used to select from one or more listed attachments.
	Guidance focus select buttons	The guidance focus of the attachment cutting edge (left, center, right) can be selected here by pressing one of the three buttons.
	Attachment information	A listing of the name of the attachment and it’s physical attributes (width, number of teeth, its tilt, its rotation, cutting edge length and the date of the last cutting edge measurement update.
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and return the display to the Attachments.
	Edit button	Pressing the edit button will enable editing of the attachment selected in the attachment drop down menu by transferring it to the edit screen.
	Select button	Pressing the select button will apply the attachment selected in the attachment drop down menu as the machine’s attachment.

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Illustration 4	g06182313
() Cutting edge adjustment arrows and cutting edge length value field () Cancel button () Save button

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Table 3
Item	Feature	Description
	Cutting edge adjustment arrows and cutting edge length value field	This is used to change the cutting edge length.
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and return the display to the Attachments.
	Save button	Press the Save button save an attachment edit.

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Illustration 5	g06182314
() Cancel button () Save button

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Table 4
Item	Feature	Description
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and return the display to the Edit Attachments screen.
	Save button	Pressing the edit button will save the edits made to the attachment and return the display to the work screen.

Selecting or Adjusting an Attachment

Confirming and Selecting the Attachment

Open the Attachments screen
Check to see if the attachment on the machine stick is the attachment listed as active.
If it matches, skip to step 6. If it is not tap the Attachment select drop-down menu ().
Locate the correct attachment in the Attachment select drop-down menu.
Note: If the attachment on the machine is not listed in the Attachment select drop-down menu, contact your site supervisor.
Tap on the correct attachment.
If the Guided Focus needs to be changed or updated, do so by selecting left, center, or right guidance focus from the Guidance focus select buttons ().
Press select ().
The display will return to the work screen with the attachment and its changes applied.
Note: Pressing the Cancel button () at any time instead of select will prevent an attachment from being selected and will return the display to the work screen.

Adjusting the Attachment

Open the Attachments screen
Tap the "Edit" button ().
The Attachments screen will reconfigure to be the Edit Attachments screen.
Use arrow buttons () next to the length measurement to change the measurement value in increments of 5 or tap the number field () to directly input a new value to be that of the new bucket measurement.
Tap the Save button ().
Note: If opening the editing screen was an error, tap the "Cancel" button ().
Note: Pressing the Cancel button () at any time instead of the select button will prevent an attachment from being selected and will return the display to the attachments screen.
An "Are you sure you want to edit the attachment" dialog will appear as shown in Illustration 5
Tap the "Save" button () if you do want to make a change to the cutting edge length.

The changes take effect immediately

If trying to save a change was an error, tap the "Cancel" button ().

Bench Elevation

Bench Elevation establishes the machine’s reference elevation. The display calculates target offsets and target elevations from the Bench Elevation

Relative or absolute elevation are used in creating Bench Elevation

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Illustration 6	g06182315
Bench Elevation icon

To open the Bench Elevation screen:

Open the Work Settings menu.
Press the Bench Elevation button, which is to the right of Bench Elevation icon as shown in Illustration 6.
The Bench Elevation screen should appear.

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Illustration 7	g06182316
() Guidance Focus () Reference Elevation switch () Reference Elevation value field () Guidance Focus marker () Cancel button () Clear button () Bench button

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Table 5
Item	Feature	Description
	Guidance Focus	The guidance focus of the attachment cutting edge (left, center, right) can be selected here by pressing one of the three buttons.
	Reference Elevation switch	Turns the Reference Elevation value field on and off.
	Reference Elevation value field	A value field that is used to enter a reference elevation. To enter a reference elevation tap inside the value field and use the system popup keyboard to enter the desired value.
	Guidance Focus marker	Marks the location of Guidance Focus on the attachment image.
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and returns the display to the work screen.
	Clear button	Clears current bench elevation.
	Bench button	Pressing the Bench button will perform an elevation bench.

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Illustration 8	g06182317
() Bench Elevations Success popup

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Table 6
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Elevations Success popup	Means the Bench Elevation bench has been completed.

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Illustration 9	g06182318
() Bench Heading Required popup

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Table 7
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Heading Required popup	Informs the operator a Bench Heading has not been performed.

Note: Bench Heading must be performed before Bench Elevation can be performed. Refer to the Bench Heading section.

Benching Elevation

Set the attachment in the location to be used as the elevation to be benched.
Make sure the Guidance Focus () is in the correct position on the attachment ().
Press the Bench button ().
The display will return to the work screen and the Bench Elevations Success popup () will appear if the elevation bench was successful.

Bench Heading

Bench Heading sets the direction of the design mainfall for the machine. The display calculates target slopes from the bench heading direction during machine rotation. A machine heading can be benched using the direction the machine is facing or by designating two points that are used as the machine rotation range

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Illustration 10	g06182319
Bench Heading

To open the Bench Heading screen:

Open the Work Settings menu.
Press the Bench Heading button, which is to the right of Bench Heading icon as shown in Illustration 10.
The Bench Heading screen should appear.

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Illustration 11	g06182320
() Bench Heading stage () Machine Facing Arrow () Two-Point Method switch () Cancel button () Clear button () Bench button

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Table 8
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Heading stage	The area of the screen that tells an operator what method of benching is engaged through graphical representation.
	Machine Facing Arrow	An arrow that means the front of the machine and that Bench Heading is in Facing Method of benching.
	Two-Point Method switch: inactive	Switches between Facing Method and Two-Point Method
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and returns the display to the work screen.
	Clear button	Clears current bench elevation.
	Bench button	Pressing the Bench button will perform an elevation bench.

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Illustration 12	g06182321
() Bench Processing Popup

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Table 9
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Processing Popup	This appears when the Bench Heading is being calculated.

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Illustration 13	g06182322
() Bench Heading Success popup

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Table 10
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Heading Success popup	Means the bench heading bench has completed.

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Illustration 14	g06182323
Bench Heading: Two-Point Method () Two-Point Method switch: on () Two-Point Method step indicator () Point 1 marker () Cancel button () Clear button () Point 1 and 2 button: Point 1 active () Bench button

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Table 11
Item	Feature	Description
	Two-Point Method switch: on	The appearance of the Two-Point Method switch when it is in the on position
	Two-Point Method step indicator	Indicates which step the Two-Point Method is in 1. Lock point one 2. Lock point two 3. Lock in the Two-Point Method heading
	Point 1 marker	The marker indicating Point 1
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and returns the display to the work screen.
	Clear button	Clears current heading elevation.
	Point 1 and 2 button: Point 1 active	Press this button to lock Point 1 or Point 2. When the button says "1 Point" it is primed to lock Point 1. When the button says "2 Point" it is primed to lock Point 2.
	Bench button	Pressing the Bench button locks in the Two-Point Method heading bench. It will only become available to press after Point 2 is locked displaying 3 on the Two-Point Method step indicator ()

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Illustration 15	g06182325
() Bench Processing Popup

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Table 12
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Processing Popup	This appears when the Bench Heading is being calculated.

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Illustration 16	g06182326
() Point 1 Saved Successfully popup

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Table 13
Item	Feature	Description
	Point 1 Saved Successfully popup	Means the Bench heading bench has saved Point 1 and has moved to step two of the Two-Point Method.

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Illustration 17	g06182327
() Point 2 marker () Two-Point Method step indicator () Point 1 and 2 button: Point 2 active

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Table 14
Item	Feature	Description
	Point 2 marker	The marker indicating Point 2
	Two-Point Method step indicator	Indicates which step the Two-Point Method is in 1. Lock point one 2. Lock point two 3. Lock in the Two-Point Method heading
	Point 1 and 2 button: Point 2 active	Press this button to lock Point 1 or Point 2. When the button says "1 Point" it is primed to lock Point 1. When the button says "2 Point" it is primed to lock Point 2.

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Illustration 18	g06182328
() Point 2 Saved Successfully popup

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Table 15
Item	Feature	Description
	Point 2 Saved Successfully popup	Means the Bench heading bench has saved Point 2 and has moved to step two of the Two-Point Method.

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Illustration 19	g06182329
() Machine orientation Arrow () Bench button: active () Two-Point Method step indicator

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Table 16
Item	Feature	Description
	Machine orientation Arrow	An arrow that means the machine is ready for locking in the Two-Point Method heading bench
	Bench button: active	Pressing the Bench button locks in the Two-Point Method heading bench. It will only become available to press after Point 2 is locked and is displaying 3 on the Two-Point Method step indicator ()
	Two-Point Method step indicator	Indicates which step the Two-Point Method is in 1. Lock point one 2. Lock point two 3. Lock in the Two-Point Method heading

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Illustration 20	g06182330
() Bench Heading Success popup

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Table 17
Item	Feature	Description
	Bench Heading Success popup	Means the bench heading bench has completed.

Benching Heading

Facing method

Position the body and the tracks of machine to face the direction intended to be the benched heading.
Press the Bench button ().
The display will return to the work screen and the Bench Heading Success popup () will appear if the heading bench was successful.

Two-Point Method

Position the body of the machine to be at the left most point (point 1) of the Two-Point Method of benching heading.
Press the Point 1 button ().
The top view image of the excavator will shift from facing to the left to face the right and the Point 1 Saved Successfully popup () will appear at the top of the screen.
Position the body of the machine to be at the right most point (point 2) of the Two-Point Method of benching heading.
Press the Point 2 button ().
The top view image of the excavator will shift from facing to the left to face the right and the Point 2 Saved Successfully popup () will appear at the top of the screen.
Press the Bench button ().
The display will return to the work screen and the Bench Heading Success popup () will appear if the heading bench was successful.

Navigate to Point

The Navigate to Point screen is used to select a designated waypoint in the local site to guide moving the machine. The display uses the bucket focus point as the machine location point.

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Illustration 21	g06182332
Navigate to Point icon

To open the Navigate to Point screen:

Open the Work Settings menu.
Press the Navigate to Point button, which is to the right of Navigate to Point icon as shown in Illustration 21.
The Navigate to Point screen should appear.

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Illustration 22	g06182333
() Filter dropdown menu () Navigation waypoint options () Cancel button () Stop button () Go button

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Table 18
Item	Feature	Description
	Filter drop-down menu	A dropdown menu used to either select to see all waypoints or to only see imported waypoints. Refer to Illustration 23.
	Navigation waypoint options	After filtering for all or imported waypoints the available waypoints are displayed here.
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and return the display to the Offset Memories screen.
	Stop button	Pressing this button will shut off the Navigate to Point function. To reinitiate Navigate to Point a waypoint must be selected again and the Go button pressed again.
	Go button	This activates a selected waypoint (Refer to Illustration 25) for the machine operator to navigate to.

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Illustration 23	g06182335
Activated filter dropdown menu

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Illustration 24	g06182337
() Selected waypoint

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Table 19
Item	Feature	Description
	Selected waypoint	When a waypoint is selected it will be highlighted as seen in Illustration 24.

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Illustration 25	g06182338
() Navigation intersect lines () Navigate to Point Waypoint Marker () Navigate to Point text ribbon

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Table 20
Item	Feature	Description
	Navigation intersect lines	These blue dashed lines aid an operator in placing the bucket on the designated Navigate to Point waypoint. In the plan, cross-section, and profile views the navigation intersect lines run horizontally and vertically. Where they cross is the waypoint. In the 3D View the navigation intersect line is connected to the bucket focus point and the Navigate to Point waypoint. It will increase and decrees in length the further or closer the bucket focus point is to the Navigate to Point waypoint.
	Navigate to Point Waypoint Marker	A marker on the display work screen that marks the location the operator will move the machine.
	Navigate to Point text ribbon	The Navigate to Point text ribbon contains navigation assistance text. Refer to Illustration 26.

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Illustration 26	g06182339
() Navigation Direction () Navigation Distance () Navigation Depth

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Table 21
Item	Feature	Description
	Navigation Direction	The heading direction of the Navigate to Point waypoint from the cutting edge focus location at the front of the machine. This is expressed in degrees. 0 degrees indicated the front of the machine is facing the Navigate to Point waypoint directly.
	Navigation Distance	The straight-line distance of the cutting edge focus from the Navigate to Point waypoint.
	Navigation Depth	The depth the Navigate to Point waypoint is in relationship to the cutting edge focus location.

Note: The Navigate to Point text ribbon will only show up in the text ribbon area when a Navigate to Point waypoint is active.

Setting and using a Navigate to Point waypoint

Open the Navigate to Point screen.
Set the filter () to All Points or Imported Points to locate the desired waypoint.
Select the waypoint ().
Press the Go button ()
Use the waypoint navigation element () and the Navigate to Point text ribbon () (refer to Illustration 26) to navigate to the selected waypoint.
When the machine has arrived at the waypoint, open the Navigate to Point screen.
Press the Stop button ().

Measure Mode

The display has the capacity to determine differences in reach and elevation, and calculate slope distances and slopes between points, by moving the arm and bucket. Slope measurements and depth measurements made using the display in Measure Mode can be independently saved to the mainfall and offset memories.

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Illustration 27	g06182340
Measure Mode Icon

To open the Measure Mode screen:

Open the Work Settings menu.
Press the Measure Mode button, which is to the right of Measure Mode icon as shown in Illustration 27.
The Measure Mode screen should appear.

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Illustration 28	g06182341
() Step 1 and Step 2 indicators () Measure mode profile coordinate plane () Guidance Focus () Slope save button () Depth save button () Slope () Depth () Cancel button () Origin button () Done button

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Table 22
Item	Feature	Description
	Step 1 and Step 2 indicators	Step 1 - Select the origin Step 2 - Select the end point.
	Measure mode profile coordinate plane	This provides a visual representation of the measurement plots while Measure Mode is active.
	Guidance Focus	This provides a visual representation of the measurement plots while Measure Mode is active.
	Slope save button	This saves the slope angle measurement to mainfall memories.
	Depth save button	This saves the depth measurement to offset memories.
	Slope	This displays the slope angel in degrees
	Depth	This displays the depth in U.S. feet, International feet, or meters. Refer to the System Settings: Units section for details on changing the unit of measurement.
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and returns the display to the work screen.
	Origin button	This activates the measure mode which in turn activates the ability to save Slope and Depth to mainfall and offset memories.
	Done button	This shuts off the measure mode and returns the display to the work screen.

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Illustration 29	g06182342
() Measure mode profile coordinate plotter

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Table 23
Item	Feature	Description
	Measure mode profile coordinate plotter	The vertical leg of the coordinate plotter displays the depth measurement. The angled leg of the coordinate plotter displays the Slope measurement. The horizontal base of the coordinate plotter displays the reach measurement.

Using Measure Mode

Open the Measure Mode screen.
Move the bucket focus to the start point of the span to be measured.
Press the Origin button ().
The Measure mode profile coordinate plotter () will appear in the Measure mode profile coordinate plane ().
Move the bucket focus to the end point of the span to be measured.
Save the measured distances.
1. Press the Slope save button () to save the slope into memories.
2. Press the Depth save button () to save the Depth into memories.
Press the Done button () to return to the work screen.

Horizontal Offset

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Illustration 30	g06182344
Horizontal Offset icon

To open the Horizontal Offset screen:

Open the Work Settings menu.
Press the Horizontal Offset button, which is to the right of Horizontal Offset icon as shown in Illustration 30.
The Horizontal Offset screen should appear.

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Illustration 31	g06182345
() Offset indicator graphic () Offset adjustment arrows () Offset value field () Offset positive/negative sign button () Cancel button () Edit Alignment button () Apply button

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Table 24
Item	Feature	Description
	Offset indicator graphic	An image that indicates offset variation and general value.
	Offset adjustment arrows	The Offset adjustment arrows are used to adjust the offset by U.S. and International 0.05 feet or 0.010 meters with every tap of the up or down adjustment arrows.
	Offset value field	This is the value field in which the offset value can be viewed and directly changed using the popup system keyboard.
	Offset positive/negative sign button	Pressing this button when a numeric value above or below 0 is present in the Offset value field will switch the numeric value between a positive or negative value.e.g. 11 will become -11 or -6 would become 6 when the button is pressed.
	Cancel button	Pressing this button will cancel any changes made on this screen and return the display to the work screen.
	Edit Alignment button
	Apply button	Pressing this button will apply (activate) any changes made to the offset, if changes have been made, and return the display to the work screen.