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(1) Service button (2) Service Menu Page with Menu Button Groups (3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (7) BACK button (8) HOME button

1. Press the "Service" menu button (1) on the right side of the Display. The "Service" menu will appear.

2. Use the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the Service menu page (2). The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

3. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the previous menu.

4. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Diagnostics

Service > Diagnostics

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(3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (7) BACK button (8) HOME button (9) Diagnostics menu button

1. Press the "Diagnostics" button (9). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Diagnostics menu page will appear.

   Note: If the Diagnostics menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

   The Diagnostics menu page contains the following sub-menus:

   • Events List

   • Chronological List

   • Data Logger

   • Conditional Logging

   • Manual Snapshot

   • Event Snapshot

   • Halt Event Messages

2. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the previous menu.

3. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Events and Details

Service > Diagnostics > Events

Service > Diagnostics > Events > Events Details

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(3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (7) BACK button (10) "Events List" menu button

1. Press the Events List menu button (10). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Events menu page will appear.

   Note: If the Events List menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

2. Use the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (5) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

3. To view the details of an Event, press the specific Event shown on the screen. The chosen Event will highlight in yellow.

4. Press the "OK"button (4). The Events Details page will appear.

5. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the previous page.
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   (7) BACK button (8) HOME button

6. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the previous menu.

Event Chronological List (ECL)

Service > Diagnostics > Event Chronological List

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(3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (11) "Chronological List" menu button (12) REVERSE DOUBLE ARROW button (13) Page Indicator (14) FORWARD DOUBLE ARROW button

1. Press the "Chronological List" menu button (11). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Event Chronological List (ECL) page will appear.

   Note: If the Chronological List menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

2. Scroll through the ECL Description list using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6). The Page Indicator (13) displays what page of the list is currently being viewed as well as the total number of pages in the ECL. For example, “2/84” indicates that the screen is on page 2 out of a total of 84 pages. Pressing the FORWARD DOUBLE ARROW button (14) or the REVERSE DOUBLE ARROW button (12) will allow the user to scroll through the pages. To view the details of an Event, press on the specific Event itself. The Event will highlight in yellow.

   Note: The Page Indicator (12) displays what page of the list is currently being viewed as well as the total number of pages in the ECL. For example, "2/84" indicates that the screen is on page 2 out of a total of 84 pages. Pressing the FORWARD DOUBLE ARROW button (13) or the REVERSE DOUBLE ARROW button (11) will allow the user to scroll through the pages. To view the details of an Event, press the specific Event itself. The Event will highlight in yellow.

3. 4. Press the "OK" button (5). The Events Details page will appear.
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   (7) BACK button (8) HOME button

4. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

5. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Data Logger

Service > Diagnostics > Data Logger

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(15) Data Logger menu button (6) BACK button (15) "Time" Box (16) Data Entry button (Start/Stop Recording) (17) RESET button

1. Press the Data Logger menu button (15). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Data Logger page will appear.

   Note: If the Data Logger menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

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   (7) BACK button (8) HOME button (16) Time Box (17) Data Entry button (Start/Stop Recording) (18) RESET button

2. In the Time box (16), a number displays the recording time in minutes and seconds.

3. Push the Data Entry button (17) to Start Recording. The arrow button will first highlight in blue, and then turn green in color. The button turn green, will advance to the right and begin recording.

4. To Stop Recording, push the Data Entry button again. The arrow button will highlight in blue and recording will stop. The button will turn gray and return to its original position.

5. To reset the Data Logger, press the RESET button (18) located on the right side of the menu page.

6. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

7. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Conditional Logging

Service > Diagnostics > Conditional Logging

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(19) "Conditional Logging" menu button (20) "Enabled" button (shown with "Disabled" button)

1. Press the "Conditional Logging" button (19). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Conditional Logging menu page will appear.

   Note: If the Conditional Logging menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (7) or the DOWN Arrow button (8) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

2. Press either the "Enabled" button (19) or "Disabled" button. The intended menu button will turn blue, then yellow. A black check mark will also appear in the intended yellow menu button.

3. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

4. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Manual Snapshot

Service > Diagnostics > Manual Snapshot

The Manual Snapshot feature enables a machine operator or technician to capture machine operating conditions and parameters around the time of a notable machine event. The snapshot can be used for troubleshooting the event.

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(4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (7) BACK button (8) HOME button (21) "Manual Snapshot" menu button (22) "Memory Location" Increment/Decrement bar (23) Recording Status button

The Memory Location Increment/Decrement bar (21) allows the user to move to other memory location screens. Press the PLUS (+) arrow button to advance.

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Recording Status Button (22) Positions (23A) Recording Status is "OFF" or "READY". (23B) Recording Status is "Ready to Begin". (23C) Recording will not occur. Memory location is full.

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(24) Pop-Up Message Box:"Snapshot Memory Full"

1. Press the Manual Snapshot button (21). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Manual Snapshot page will appear.

   Note: If the Manual Snapshot menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (7) or the DOWN Arrow button (8) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

   Note: Before recording, note the number in the Memory Location Increment/Decrement bar (22) and the recording status on the Manual Snapshot page.

   If the Recording Status Button has a solid red button (23A), the recording status is OFF or READY. The location is ready to receive a recorded event. Begin recording.

2. Press the red Recording Status Button (23). The Recording Status Button will turn green and advance to the right (23B). Recording will begin.

3. Press the Recording Status Button again to stop recording. The button will return to the left and turn gray (23A). The recorded event will be stored in a selected numbered Memory Location.

   Note: Recording will not occur if the Memory Location is full and the Recording Status Button has a "Full" red (with a diagonal line) symbol (23C). A Pop-Up Message Box (24) will also appear indicating that the snapshot memory is full. In this case, recording is still possible if another Memory Location is available.

4. To find another Memory Location in which to record, press either end of the Memory Location Increment/Decrement Bar (22) until the solid red Recording Status button (23A) appears.

5. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

6. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Event Snapshot

Service > Diagnostics > Event Snapshot

The Event Snapshot feature allows the operator to capture the machine operating conditions when a particular machine event occurs. The operator can select the event as a snapshot trigger. The operator may also clear the configurable trigger.

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(3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (25) "Event Snapshot" menu button (26) DOUBLE DOWN Arrow button (27) DOUBLE UP Arrow button (28) Record column

1. Press the "Event Snapshot" button (25). The button will highlight in blue, then in yellow. The Event Snapshot record page will appear.

   Note: If the Manual Snapshot menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

2. Once in the Event Snapshot page, press the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to select an Event to record. The selected Event will highlight in yellow.

   Note: If there are several descriptions on the Event Snapshot page, use the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the list. Pressing the DOUBLE DOWN Arrow button (26) or the DOUBLE UP Arrow button (27) will navigate to the bottom of the list or the top of the list, respectively.

   • An item is not currently selected for recording if there is no "X" under the Record column (28). Navigate to that item with the UP Arrow button or the DOWN Arrow button. Press the "OK" button (5) to display the "X". The item is now selected for recording.

   • If an item is already selected for recording, that item should be cleared before selecting another item. The new item will then display the "X" and is now selected for recording.

   • If an item is already selected for recording and is cleared, the "X" with vanish.

3. Press the "OK" button (5) Recording will begin.

   Note: If a code that appears multiple times in the list is selected, the result may show each of the line items with an "X". If a code is already set to record (and has multiple line items, each with an "X"), selecting any one of the items, or selecting a different code, may clear all the "X" line items.

4. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

5. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Halt Event Messages

Service > Diagnostics > Halt Event Messages

Models 988, 990, and 994 when Cat^® Production Measurement is installed and enabled.

The "Halt Event Messages" feature enables the operator to minimize frequent, nuisance pop-up notifications that are not indicative of machine damage. The operator can configure certain events to not generate a pop-up notification.

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(29) "Halt Event Messages" menu button (30) Halt Event Messages page (Event List page)

1. Press the "Halt Event Messages" button (29). The button will highlight in yellow. The "Halt Event Messages" record page will appear.

   Note: If the Halt Event Messages menu button is not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

2. Once in the Halt Event Messages page, press the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to select an Event to record. The selected Event will highlight in yellow. .

   Note: If there are several descriptions on the Halt Event Messages page, use the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the list. Pressing the DOUBLE DOWN Arrow button (26) or the DOUBLE UP Arrow button (27) will navigate to the bottom of the list or the top of the list, respectively.

3. Press the OK button (5) to halt the event message.

4. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

5. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

ECM Summary

Service > ECM Summary

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(1) Service Button

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(31) "ECM Summary" menu button

1. Press the "Service" button (1) on the right side of the Display. The Service menu will appear.

2. Press the "ECM Summary" button (28). The "ECM Summary" button will highlight in yellow and the ECM Summary menu will appear.
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   (3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (7) BACK button (8) HOME button (32) ECM Summary menu button group

   Note: The above shows an example screen for “ECM Summary - Engine". The screen on the right shows a view of an ECM Summary screen. The ECM Summary will vary depending on the machine model and equipped features.

3. Use the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the ECM Summary menu button group (32) to locate the intended menu button. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll Bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

4. Press the intended menu button. The button will highlight in blue, then in yellow. Press the OK button (5) to view the ECM Summary information for the selected item.

5. Press the BACK Button (7) to return to the main menu.

6. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

ECM Summary Information is available for the following:

• Engine

• Implement

• Transmission

• Aftertreatment (Models 824, 825, 826, 834, 836, and 988)

• Indication Display

• Graphical Display

• Object Detection (Models 834, 836, 844, 988, 990, and 994)

• VIMS

• Messenger (Models 844, 990, and 994)

Service Mode

Service > Service Mode

Note: The Service Mode must be enabled. Access to most configuration and calibration settings within Service Mode requires a password.

To Enable the Service Mode

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(33) Service Mode menu button

1. Press the "Service" button (1) on the right side of the Display. The Service menu will appear.

2. Press the "Service Mode" button (33). A keypad (34) will appear if Service Mode is disabled. A keypad will not appear if Service mode is already activated.

   Note: When the "Configurations" and "Calibrations" menu buttons are not visible on the screen, the Service Mode is disabled.

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   (5) OK button (34) Password keypad

   Note: The default Service Mode password is set to “1234”. To change the Service Mode password from the default, refer to the “Service Mode Enable Code” configuration under “Graphical Display” ECM in the Cat^® Electronic Technician (Cat ET) Service Tool.

3. To enable Service Mode, enter a password on the keypad (34). Press the OK button (5).
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   (7) BACK button (35) Disable menu button (36) Enable menu button

4. Press the Enable menu button (36). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. A check mark will appear by the selection.

5. Press the BACK button (7).

   Note: The user can toggle between Service Mode Enable and Disable modes.

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(37) Configurations menu button (38) Calibrations menu button

Note: Both the "Configurations" menu button (37) and the "Calibrations" menu button (38) are visible now that the Service Mode has been enabled.

Note: If the other menu buttons are not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

To Disable the Service Mode

1. Press the "Disable" button (35). The button will highlight in blue, then in yellow. A check mark will appear by the selection.

2. Press the BACK button (7). Both the Configurations menu button and the Calibrations menu button are no longer visible now that the Service Mode has been disabled.

Show/Hide Conditions

Show/Hide conditions exist in the current Service Menu page when Service Mode is enabled or disabled.

When Service Mode Is Enabled

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When Service Mode is enabled:

• The Configurations submenu and the Calibrations submenu, shown on the Service Menu page, can now be viewed.

• The operator can now adjust the Configuration settings and perform Calibrations.

When Service Mode Is Disabled

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When Service Mode is Disabled:

• The Configurations menu button and the Calibrations menu button will not appear on the Service Menu page. These items will now be inaccessible until the Service Mode is again enabled.

Configurations

Service > Configurations

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(3) UP Arrow button (4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) OK button (6) DOWN Arrow button (7) BACK button (8) HOME button (39) "Configurations" menu button

1. Press the "Service" button (1) on the right side of the Display. The Service page will appear.

2. Press the "Configurations" menu button (39). The button will highlight in blue, then in yellow. The Configurations menu page will appear.

Note: If the other menu buttons are not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

Note: Some Configuration items will not appear in Large Wheel Loader (LWL) menus. Show or hide conditions will depend upon the LWL model and equipped features.

Current Configuration Menus

Service > Configurations > Payload (If Cat Production Measurement is installed) >

Service > Configurations > Transmission >

Payload

Service > Configurations > Payload (Password Required)

Models 988, 990, and 994 when Cat Production Measurement is installed and enabled.

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(40) Payload menu button (41) Payload menu button group

Current Payload Configuration items (if Payload Control System is installed):

• Bucket Target Wt (Weight)

• Overload Alert

• Printer Installation

• Auto Truck ID (Identification)

• Auto Material ID (Identification)

1. Press the "Payload" menu button (40). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Payload menu page will appear.

2. Press the intended button in the Payload menu button group (41).

Note: If the other menu buttons are not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

Bucket Target Wt (Weight)

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(42) "Bucket Target Wt" menu button

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(5) OK button (43) "Enter Data" button (44) BACKSPACE button

1. Press the "Bucket Target Wt" menu button (42). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Bucket Target Weight page will appear.

2. Press the "Enter Data" button (43). The "Bucket Target" Keypad will appear.

3. Enter the desired Bucket Target Weight into the keypad. Press the "OK" button (5).

4. If needed, press the BACKSPACE button (44) to backspace over the number.

5. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the previous page.

6. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Overload Alert

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(4) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator (7) BACK button (8) HOME button (45) Overload Alert menu button (46) Overload Alert menu button group

1. Press the "Overload Alert" menu button (45). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Overload Alert menu page will appear.

2. Press the intended menu button (Enabled or Disabled) (46). The selected button will highlight in blue, then yellow. A black check mark will also appear in the selected button.

3. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the main menu.

4. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Note: If the other menu buttons are not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

Printer Installation

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(47) Printer Installation menu button (48) Printer Installation menu button group

1. Press the "Printer Installation" menu button (47). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Printer Installation page will appear.

2. Press the intended menu button in the menu button group (Installed or Not Installed) (48). The selected button will highlight in blue, then yellow.

3. Press the "OK" button (5).

4. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the main menu.

5. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the home page.

Note: If the other menu buttons are not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

Auto Truck ID

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(49) Auto Truck ID menu button (50) Auto Truck ID menu button group

1. Press the "Auto Truck ID" menu button (49). The button will highlight in blue, then yellow. The Auto Truck ID page will appear.

2. Press the intended menu button in the menu button group (Enabled or Disabled) (50). The selected button will highlight in blue, then yellow. A black check mark will also appear in the selected button.

3. Press the BACK button (7) to return to the main menu.

4. Press the HOME button (8) to return to the previous page.

Note: If the other menu buttons are not visible, scroll through the menu button group list by using the UP Arrow button (3) or the DOWN Arrow button (6) to scroll through the menu page. The Menu Sliding Indicator of the Non-Interactive Scroll bar (4) will move accordingly with the page.

Auto Material ID

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(46) Auto Material ID menu button (47) Auto Material ID page (button in "Enabled" state)

1. Press the "Auto Material ID" menu button (46). The button will highlight in yellow. The Auto Material ID page (47) will appear.

2. Press the desired button ("Enabled" or "Disabled"). The selected button will highlight in yellow.

3. Press the "OK" button (4).

4. Press the BACK button (6) to return to the main menu.

Calibrations

Service > Calibrations

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(48) "Calibrations" menu button

Note: Some Configuration items will not appear in Large Wheel Loader (LWL) menus. Show or hide conditions will depend upon the LWL model and equipped features.

Calibration Items:

Service > Calibrations > Transmission:

• TC Pedal (Models 834, 836, 844, 988, 990, and 994)

• Decel Pedal (Models 824, 825, and 826)

• Impeller Clutch Solenoid (Models 834, 836, 844, 988, 990, and 994)

Service > Calibrations > Implement > Implement Valves:

• Dump Valve (Models 988, 990, and 994)

Service > Calibrations > Implement > Lever Sensors:

• Blade Control Thumb Rocker (Models 824 and 834)

• Blade Control Lever (Models 824, 825, 826, 834, and 836)

• Tilt Lever (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• Lift Lever (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• 3^rd Lever Calibrations (Models 988, 990, and 994 AND 3^rd function is enabled.)

Service > Calibrations > Implement > Linkage Sensors:

• Lift Sensor (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• Tilt Sensor (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• Lift Cylinder Sensor (Model 836 with ABP installed)

Service > Calibrations > Implement > Pumps:

• Solenoid (Model 988)

Service > Calibrations > Implement > Valves:

• Raise Valve (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• Lower Valve (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• Rackback Valve (Models 988, 990, and 994)

• Blade Tilt Extend Solenoid (Model 834)

• Blade Tilt Retract Solenoid (Model 834)

• Blade Raise Solenoid (Models 834 and 836)

• Blade Lower Solenoid (Models 834 and 836)

• Excess Flow Valve (Model 988)

Service > Calibrations > Payload (Models 988, 990, and 994 AND Cat^® Production Measurement is installed and enabled.):

• Empty Bucket Weight (The system's Service Mode is enabled.)

• Full Bucket Weight (The system's Service Mode is enabled.)

• Calibration Weight (The system's Service Mode is enabled.)

• Simple Calibration (Models 988, 990)

Example of TC Pedal Calibration

Service > Calibrations > Transmission > TC Pedal

Note: The navigation and operation of the TC Pedal Calibration is similar to the other sub-menus in both of the Transmission and the Implement pages.

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(49) "Transmission" menu button (50) "TC Pedal" menu button

1. Press the "Transmission" button (49). The "Transmission" button will highlight in yellow and the Transmission page will appear.

2. Press the "TC Pedal" button (50). The "TC Pedal" button will highlight in yellow and the TC Pedal Calibration page will appear.
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   (4) OK button (6) BACK button

3. After reading the Warning Statement, press the "OK" button (4) to proceed or press the BACK button (6) to return to the previous menu.

4. Press the "OK" button to start the calibration.
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   (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

5. After reading the Calibration instructions, perform one of the following actions:

   • Press the "ABORT" button (51) to abandon the Calibration.

   • Press the "NEXT Arrow" button (52) to proceed with the Calibration.
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   (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

6. After reading the Calibration instructions, perform one of the following actions:

   • Press the "ABORT" button (51) to abandon the Calibration.

   • Press the "NEXT Arrow" button (52) to proceed with the Calibration.
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   (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

7. After reading the Calibration instructions, perform one of the following actions:

   • Press the "ABORT" button (51) to abandon the Calibration.

   • Press the "NEXT Arrow" button (52) to proceed with the Calibration.
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   (4) OK button

8. The "Calibration Successful" screen will appear. Press the "OK" button (4) to acknowledge the screen and exit the Calibration.

Aborting the Calibration Procedure

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(51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

To abort the Calibration procedure, perform the following steps.

1. Press the ABORT button (51).
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   (53) OK button (54) BACK button

2. The screen will ask "Are you sure you want to abort?". Press the "OK" button (53) to continue aborting the procedure. Press the BACK button (54) to return to the previous Calibration procedure screen.
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   (4) OK button

3. The "Calibration Unsuccessful" screen will appear. Press the "OK" button (4) to exit the Calibration.

Example of Payload / Bucket Weight Calibration

Service > Calibrations > Transmission > Payload

Models 988 and 994 if Cat Production Measurement is installed and enabled.

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(55) "Payload" menu button

1. Press the "Payload" menu button (55). The button will highlight in yellow. The Payload menu screen will appear.

Empty Bucket Weight

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(56) "Empty Bucket Weight" menu button

1. Press the "Empty Bucket Weight" menu button (56). The button will highlight in yellow. The Empty Bucket Weight menu screen will appear.
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   (3) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) DOWN Arrow button

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   (2) UP Arrow button (3) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (4) OK button (6) BACK button

2. Use the UP Arrow button (2) or the DOWN Arrow button (5) to scroll through the message screen.

3. After reading the instruction and warning page, press the "OK" button (4) to continue.

4. Press the BACK button (6) to return to the previous page.
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   Illustration 46	g03890311
   (4) OK button

5. Press the "OK" button (4) to begin the calibration procedure.
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   (2) UP Arrow button (5) DOWN Arrow button (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

6. Press the DOWN Arrow button (5) or the UP Arrow button (2) to read the instructions.

7. Press the NEXT Arrow button (52) to continue the calibration procedure.
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   (4) OK button (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

8. Continue pressing the NEXT Arrow button (52) until the procedure is finished and the calibration is successful.

9. Press the "OK" button (4) to return to the previous menu.
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   Illustration 49	g03890354
   (4) OK button

10. If the Calibration has been aborted or has been unsuccessful, press the "OK" button to return to the previous menu.

Aborting the Calibration Procedure

Illustration 50	g03890359
(51) ABORT button

To abort the Calibration procedure, perform the following steps.

1. Press the ABORT button (51).
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   (53) OK button (54) BACK button

2. The screen will ask “Are you sure you want to abort?”. Press the "OK" button (53) to continue aborting the procedure. Press the BACK button (54) to return to the previous Calibration procedure screen.
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   (4) OK button

3. The "Calibration Unsuccessful" screen will appear. Press the "OK" button (4) to exit the Calibration.

Full Bucket Weight

Illustration 53	g03890492
(57) "Full Bucket Weight" menu button

1. Press the "Full Bucket Weight" menu button (57). The button will highlight in yellow. The Full Bucket Weight menu screen will appear.
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   (3) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (5) DOWN Arrow button

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   (2) UP Arrow button (3) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with sliding indicator (4) OK button (6) BACK button

2. Use the UP Arrow button (2) or the DOWN Arrow button (5) to scroll through the message screen.

3. After reading the instruction and warning page, press the "OK" button (4) to continue.

4. Press the BACK button (6) to return to the previous page.
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   Illustration 56	g03890508
   (4) OK button

5. Press the "OK" button (4) to begin the calibration procedure.
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   Illustration 57	g03890512
   (2) UP Arrow button (5) DOWN Arrow button (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

6. Press the DOWN Arrow button (5) or the UP Arrow button (2) to read the instructions.

7. Press the NEXT Arrow button (52) to continue the calibration procedure.
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   (51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

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   (4) OK button

8. Continue pressing the NEXT Arrow button (52) until the procedure is finished and the calibration is successful.

9. Press the "OK" button (4) to return to the previous menu.

Illustration 60	g03890522
(4) OK button

Aborting the Calibration Procedure

Illustration 61	g03890514
(51) ABORT button (52) NEXT Arrow button

To abort the Calibration procedure, perform the following steps.

1. Press the ABORT button (51).
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   (53) OK button (54) BACK button

2. The screen will ask “Are you sure you want to abort?”. Press the "OK" button (4) to continue aborting the procedure. Press the BACK button (6) to return to the previous Calibration procedure screen.
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   Illustration 63	g03890522
   (4) OK button

3. The "Calibration Unsuccessful" screen will appear. Press the "OK" button (4) to exit the Calibration.

Calibration Weight

Illustration 64	g03890557
(58) "Calibration Weight" menu button

1. Press the "Calibration Weight" menu button (58). The button will highlight in yellow. The Calibration Weight menu page will appear.
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   (59) ENTER DATA button

2. Press the ENTER DATA button (59). The keypad will appear.
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   (4) OK button (6) BACK button

3. Enter the Calibration Weight number with the keypad. Press the "OK" button (4) to set the entry.

4. Press the BACK button (6) to return to the previous page.

Simple Calibration

Illustration 67	g03890611
(6) BACK button (60) "Simple Calibration" menu button

1. Press the "Simple Calibration" menu button (60). The button will highlight in yellow. The Simple Calibration page will appear.

2. Press the BACK button (6) to return to the previous menu.