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INSITE 6.4
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Agenda
INSITE 6.4, What’s New
Sections of INSITE: ECM Diagnostic Tests
Installation/Auto Run Features and Paramet
ers
Tool Security Calibration Selection
Start Up Work Orders
Tools Options Templates
Trip Information
ECM Security
Audit Trail
User Manager Advanced ECM Data
Connections Inquire Data Extractio
Faults n
Multiple Module Supp
OBD Fault Codes ort
Data Monitor/Logger Help Files
OBD Monitors Engine Simulators
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INSITE 6.4, What’s New
Data Monitor/Logger:
Predefined groups
Custom groups
Custom group configurations
OBD Support
OBD Fault Codes
Detects faults related to emission performance
OBD Monitors
Monitors components that can affect the emission performance
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INSITE 6.4, What’s New Continued…
Improved View Bar:
All selections in a single view
Added ECM Connection icon
Feature Display Name enable/disable within Tools/Options
ECM Connections:
INLINE 4/5 serial added to the Cummins Adapter selection
INLINE 5 USB added to the Cummins Adapter selection
Advanced ECM Data
SAE J1939 Multiplexing Fault Data
Display:
Default font size has been increased for better visibility
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Improved View Bar
New View
Bar
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INSITE 6.4, What’s New
INSITE Translation:
Translated into Spanish:
Base tool support
Signature/ISX - CM870 engine support
INSITE Portuguese (Brazil) Version:
Base tool support
ISB - CM850 engine support
ISBe (4 and 6 Cylinder) engine support
QSK 19/23/38/50/60/78 - CM850 - MCRS
ISC – CM850
Translated into Turkish
Base tool support
ISBe (4 and 6 Cylinder) engine support
ISC engine support
ISC/ISL Transit Bus CM850
Translated into Chinese
Base tool support
ISBe (4 and 6 Cylinder) engine support
ISC engine support
ISM engine support
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Auto Run Menu
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INSITE 6.4 Auto Run
Menu Install
INSITE 6.4
Quick Start
Guide or
complete
installation
instructions
Quick Start
Guide and
complete
CENSE
installation
QST30 G-Drive
instructions
Data link
In Spanish,
firmware
Portuguese,
Turkish, and
Chinese
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INSITE 6.4 Auto Run
Alternate Language Options
Spanish,
Portuguese,
Turkish, and
Chinese
Quick Start
Guide &
complete
installation
instructions
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INSITE 6.4 Auto Run Menu
Other Tools Install
QST30 G-
Drive
&
CENSE
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Auto Run
Wrap Up
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Tool Security
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Tool Security
Notice the
difference between
Zero’s and O’s
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Tool Security
18 Digit
Password
Engineering
Version Number
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INSITE 6.x Start Up
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Tool Menu Title
Bar Bar Bar
Minimize
Maximize
Close
View
Selected
Bar
Connection
Communication Type
Status
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Tool Security
Functionality Levels
Basic, Read Only
Lite, Limited Functionality
No Calibration Download
RSGR, Road Speed Governor Restricted
Similar to Lite, no adjustments to Speed related
Parameters
Pro, Full Functionality
Read, Write, Adjustments, Calibration Download
Industrial Pro,
Full Functionality for Industrial Engines Only
Calibration Download
Feature Adjustment
Target audience, RSGR locations
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Tool Security
Select “Add”
to enter the
Functionality
Password
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Tool Security
Calibration
Authorization
Password List
History of
Calibration
Download that
required a
Password
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Tool Security
ECM
Password
Removal
(Zap – It)
Passwords
that allow
INSITE to
remove ECM
Passwords
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Tool Security
Fleet Counts
Allows user to
store counts to
download several
Calibrations
without using
Single Passwords
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Tool Security
Wrap Up
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Tools Options
One Stop
Shopping
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Tools Options
Connections
Add,
Remove and
Adjust
Connections
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Tools Options General
Personal
Preferences
Uncheck to
disable
View Bar
description
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Tools Options
General
Appearance
Select
Modify
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Tools Options
Units of Measure
Insert
Group
Name
Select
Add
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Tools Options Units of
Measure
Predefined
Groups
Custom
Groups may
be set up
Adjust
Custom
Groups to
match User
Preferences
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Tools Options
Wrap Up
One place to Set up and customize INSITE
Contains:
Connections
File Locations
General
Location to Adjust Font Sizes
Tool Level Security
ECM Password Removal Passwords
Fleet Calibration Count Passwords
Units of Measure
User Manager
Work Orders
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ECM Security
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ECM Security
Master ECM Password
No Changes to ECM Allowed
Includes all Writes and Resets
Adjustment Password
Master Password must also be Set
Only allows changing ECM Adjustments
Features and Parameters
Reset Password
Master Password must also be Set
Only allows ECM Resets
Fault Codes, Trip Information
OEM Password
Master Password does not need to be set
Protects OEM Specific Parameters from Adjustment
Power Train Protection
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ECM Security
Tools ECM
Passwords…
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ECM Security
Master Password
is Set/Locked
Enter Password to
Unlock
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ECM Security
Select Password
Level
Enter
Password
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ECM Security
Wrap Up
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User Manager
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Tools Options User
Manager
Click on
the word
User Select
Manager Apply
Select to
Enable
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System Administrator
Enter the
password for
the System
Administrator
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Setting up Groups
Click on
Expand Add to add
user a Group
Manager
and click
on
Groups
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Setting up Groups
Enter
Name of
Group
Select the
Rights that
the group
should have
the ability to
do
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Setting up Users
Add New
User
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Setting up Users
Enter New
User
Name
Enter
Password
Select an
existing
Group
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Modifying Users
Modify
existing
Users
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Modifying Groups
New Group
will show
under Custom
Modify
existing
Group
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After Re-starting INSITE
Required
to select
User and
enter
password
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User Manager
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Connections
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Add New
Connection
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ECM Connection
Wizard
Select Next to
continue the
wizard
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Connection Type
Chose the
type of
connection to
be created
Select Next to
continue the
wizard
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Serial Connection
Settings
Select the
Communication
Port
Select the
Datalink Adapter
Select
Communication
Protocol
Select Next to
continue the
wizard
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Connection Name
Select Next to
continue the
wizard
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Wizard Completion
Select to make
the new
connection
active
Select to
create
another
connection
Select Finish
to conclude
wizard
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Connection
wizard shows
automatically
New
Connection is
active
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Connections
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Connect to
ECM
option #4
Connect to
Connect to ECM
Connect to option #2
ECM
ECM
option #3
option #1
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Connections
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Connections
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Fault Codes
Fault Codes window displays an engine's fault
data
Includes both engine faults and engine
protection faults
Each fault is represented by a Cummins fault
code
Indicates a specific malfunction or abnormal condition within
the controller, subsystem, or engine
Ability to link to Fault Information System for
Troubleshooting Information
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Select
Fault Codes
Alternate Click
Menu – Use to
Clear Inactive
Faults
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Click and hold on
the top bar to resize
Fault Window
Click on + sign to
see Sensors and
Switches
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Fault Information
System
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Fault Codes
Wrap Up
Fault Codes window show active and inactive
Fault Codes
Alternate click
Link to Fault Information System for Troubleshooting
information
Clear Inactive Faults
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OBD Fault Codes
On-Board Diagnostic is a self-diagnostic system
designed to meet EPA emission standards.
Detects faults related to emission performance.
Display Active/Inactive fault code for the
connected module(s).
Display MIL status for the connected module(s).
Refresh the view for a user either automatically or
by user request.
Provide method to Reset Faults.
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Pending = First Failure
has occurred Malfunction
Confirmed = Failure on Indicator Indicates whether a
multiple trips have been Lamp non-continuous Number of warm
confirmed diagnostic has up cycles
completed during completed after
Continuous = condition is the current trip an OBD fault has
continuously monitored gone inactive
OBD 1 = Monitored once per trip
OBD 2 = Monitored over several
trips Number of drive
cycles completed
after an OBD fault
has gone inactive
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Data Monitor / Logger
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Parameter Groups available
for some products to allow
common monitors to be
selected quickly.
Click once to
open DML
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Create Custom Group
Select desired
parameters for
new group
Select Add to
add parameters
to new group
Select OK to
resume
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Desired
parameters for
Custom Group
New custom
group
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Data Monitor / Logger
Setting the DML sample rate.
Select Tools Data Monitor/Logger Set Sampling Rate
OR: Alternate
Click in DML
while not
Monitoring or
Logging
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Snapshot
Log
Start/Resume
Pause
Stop
Alternate Click
Menu for Monitor
Options
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Data Monitor/Logger
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Data Monitor/Logger
Converting a Log File Continued
Select the Log file to be Converted
Select Open
INSITE prompts to save as a
destination file
This file name can be changed at this
time for ease of finding later
The CSV file is saved to the hard
drive in the C:\Intelect\Insite\Logs
directory
– Or the Drive INSITE is installed upon
The converted file may be opened and
viewed using Microsoft Excel.
Converted files can be saved as:
.txt for unicode compliant operating
systems
.csv (Comma Separated Value)
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Data
Monitor/Logger
Log file contains:
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Data Monitor/Logger
Increasing the font size in Data Monitor/Logger:
Select Tools Options and select Appearance under the General
settings
Select desired
Select Modify
Font size
Select Data
Monitor/Logger
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Data Monitor/Logger
Wrap Up
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OBD Monitors
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Refresh
Distance the vehicle has View
driven with the MIL on
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ECM Diagnostic Tests
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ECM Diagnostic Tests
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Follow the instructions in each
ECM Diagnostic Test
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ECM Diagnostic Tests
Wrap Up
Each Engine supports different ECM Diagnostic
Tests
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Features and Parameters
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Alternate
Click
Menu
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Alternate Click
Menu is
different when
on Title Bar of
Features and
Parameters
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To Send Changes to ECM:
1. Alternate Click
2. Select Send To ECM
OR
1. Tool Bar icon
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Features and
Parameters
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Features and Parameters
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Calibration Selection
Ability
to update or change the rating of an
Engine.
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Expired Calibrations
Add
Selected
Code
Remove
Selected
Code
Add All
Codes
Remove
All
Codes
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Calibration Selection
Calibration Selection:
Search/Find Calibration Note Data.
Sort each Column in Ascending or Descending
order.
Filter Calibrations according to HP, Torque, etc.
Move Columns to better align Notes.
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Select to
Filter
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Only shows calibrations
with selected parameter
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Double Click to
transfer selected
Calibrations
code to ECM or
available on the CD
Alternate click
Superseded Calibrations
and are not available on
the CD
Next to continue
Cancel to stop
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Calibration Selection:
Authorization Passwords
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Information given
If Fleet Count
available, Check to
use Fleet Count
OR
Use Calibration
Authorization
Password
Click OK
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Click Next
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Click Next
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Click Finish to close the
Calibration Download
Wizard window
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Calibration Selection
Calibration Supersession
Supersession refers to the process of providing replacement
calibrations for obsolete calibrations.
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Calibration Selection
Calibration Supersession
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View Replacement
Calibrations
Calibration
AB10075 is not
available on the cd
Replacement Calibration
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Work Orders
A Work Order is the top level identifier that
contains the ECM image(s). Work Orders can be
used for tracking vehicle and equipment repair
history.
An Image is a copy of the ECM data.
Work Orders may contain multiple Images
By default, an “Initial” image is created when connecting to an ECM
with the Work Order Mode enabled.
By default, a “Final” image is created when disconnecting from an
ECM with the Work Order Mode enabled.
Additional “User” images may be created under each Work Order
while connected to the ECM.
Work Orders can be created automatically by
INSITE or manually by the user.
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Work Orders
To have INSITE automatically create Work Orders when
connecting and disconnecting:
Select Tools
Options Work
Orders
Select “Enable Work
Order Mode”
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Work Orders
When Connected to an ECM, only Work Orders
compatible with that ECM serial number will be
displayed
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Work Orders
With Work Order Mode enabled and no compatible Work
Orders exist, a New Work Order dialog will be displayed after
connection to the ECM.
Enter the Work Order Number,
Image Name and Select OK.
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Work Orders
With Work Order Mode enabled and compatible Work
Orders exist, the New/Activate Work Order dialog will be
displayed after connection to the ECM.
Select New to create a new Work Order.
OR: Select one of the compatible Work Orders in which to create
a new Image and select OK
Enter the Image Name and confirm the creation by selecting OK.
OR: Select Cancel if you do not wish to create an Image.
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Work Orders
Manually creating New Work Orders
Select File New Work Order…
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Work Orders
Manually creating New ECM Image
Select File New ECM Image…
The new Image will be created in the Active Work Order.
OR: Alternate
OR: Select click and
New select New
Image ECM Image
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Work Orders
Each image can be exported for use in two ways:
Exported as an INSITE compatible file to be imported by another user
with INSITE.
To an external file, “Image name.CSV” (Comma Separated Value)
This format can be opened with Excel, Word, Notepad, etc.
Importing an Image
Alternate Click in the Work Order area and select Import Image.
Select the Image to be imported.
Convert to a Template
Alternate Click on the Image and select Convert to Template.
Templates provide a means of configuring multiple ECM’s with the
same base parameter settings.
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Work Orders
Printing ECM Images
Select the ECM Image
Select File Print
OR: Alternate right click – Print ECM Image(s)
Select single
features with
() or all with
(>)
Select Tool
Display for
Graphical print
or Text Only
Format
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Templates
Templates can be created from an ECM Image to allow
transferring the same Feature and Parameter setup from
that Image to multiple ECMs.
Select Image then select File Convert ECM Template
OR: Select
OR: Alternate
Convert Image
click and
to Template
select
Convert to
Template(s)
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Templates
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Template
Template Report
Ability to report
which parameters
were not able to be
written to ECM
User can use this to
setup the vehicle
accordingly
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Work Order - Wrap Up
A Work Order is the top level identifier and can contain
multiple ECM Images.
Only compatible Work Orders are displayed when
connected to an ECM. All Work Orders will display when
not connected.
Work Order Mode is defaulted ON and can be used to
create Initial and Final Images upon Connect and
Disconnect respectively.
Images can be converted to Templates to allow the
Features and Parameters from that Image to be
transferred to other ECM’s.
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Trip Information
Trip Information continuously monitors and records
engine operating data that tracks engine and driver
performance
Stored data can be viewed using INSITE
Live module
Exported ECM Image
Parameters are grouped differently, according to the
ECM
Not all ECMs list the same parameters
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Click on
Trip Information
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If “All Trips (Cumulative)” is
expanded, ECM Values will be shown
for the life of the ECM
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Refresh ECM Values
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Trip Information
Trip Fuel Report
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Trip Fuel Report
Alternate
Click
Select Trip
Fuel
Report
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Alternate Click now
list the Trip Fuel
Report as Selected
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Click on the “Print” button to print a copy
of parameters listed on the screen
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Trip Information
Trip Information may be printed when connected to
the ECM or Image.
Tool Bar Printer Icon
File Print
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Trip Information
Wrap Up
Allows the user to view ECM Values for multiple
time periods:
Lifetime of the ECM
Since the Trip Information was last reset
These vary by engine program
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Click on
Audit Trail
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Click and hold the
Window Re-sizing mouse on the black
arrow and adjust the
width of the column by
Hold the mouse
moving the mouse to the
pointer on the
left and right
vertical lines until
the black arrows
Click and hold the appear
Hold the mouse mouse on the black
pointer anywhere arrow and adjust the
on the top edge size of the screen by
until the black moving the mouse up
arrow appears. and down
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If the “Real Time Clock”
Use + and – signs option in INSITE is selected,
to expand and Real Time will show instead of
collapse each the ECM Time
record
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Audit Trail
Software
Version of
the
application
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To Print :
Click on File and
choose Print
To Print :
Alternate Click
and chose Print
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Audit Trail
Wrap Up
The most recent changes will appear under record
#1
Multiple changes might be listed under each of the
4 records
Audit Trail will automatically update as changes
are made to the ECM
User can perform refresh within INSITE by using
the alternate click and choosing Refresh
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Advanced ECM Data
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Advanced ECM Data
Anti-Theft Protection
Used in conjunction with RoadRelay.
Supports up to 6 Anti-Theft Passwords on most engine
families.
Passwords must be 6 digits in length.
Password must be numeric.
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Highlight
Select
Click Apply
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Click New Password
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Enter New Password –
password must be 6
numbers
Click Apply
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If password is not 6 numeric
digits, an error message appears
Click OK
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Password has been Anti –Theft Password has
Validated been successfully entered
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Advanced ECM Data
Duty Cycle Monitor
The Duty Cycle Monitor graphically depicts percentages of time that
the vehicle has run within specific operating ranges.
Operating ranges are based on engine speed (RPM) vs. torque.
Engine speed displays on the X axis.
Torque displays on the Y axis of the graph.
The values for RPM and torque are defined by the calibration.
Each block on the graph shows an intersection of RPM values and
torque values that represent a specific operating range for the engine.
The number displayed in each block is a percentage of the total time
that the engine operated in that range.
For example, a graph that depicts a total of 500 hours of operating
time. If 5% displays in a block, then the vehicle spent 25 hours
operating within that range.
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Advanced ECM Data
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Time spent 39 hr 25 min
Hours remaining on
Short Term Map 1
(500hrs - 105:42:30) x
10% = 39 hr 25 min
Calibration information
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Alternate click on map to
select Map to view
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Map of operating ranges
over the lifetime of the
engine or vehicle
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Advanced ECM Data
Engine Protection
Engine Protection is designed to prevent engine damage
when a sensor value exceeds a certain limit for critical engine
operating parameters. The Engine Protection feature shows
the Engine Protection fault history associated with a specific
Engine Protection fault.
A fault history log is provided for each Engine Protection
parameter. The last five occurrences of each Engine
Protection faults are displayed.
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Parameter for which a
fault was recorded
More information
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Advanced ECM Data
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Alternate Click Menu
Expand or Collapse
view
Calibration Ratings
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Advanced ECM Data
Maintenance Monitor
The Maintenance Monitor displays information about the current
maintenance interval, along with records of the last three times the
Maintenance Monitor was reset from this window. The Maintenance
Monitor determines when specific maintenance tasks should be
performed, including changing the oil, changing filters, rotating tires,
etc.
Current maintenance interval data includes accumulated totals since
the last time the Maintenance Monitor was reset. The specific
maintenance interval data shown is based on Maintenance Monitor
settings that are defined in the Features and Parameters window.
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Expand/Collapse view
Settings
Reset Data
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Advanced ECM Data
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Fault Code
Multiplexed
Component or
Data Parameter
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Advanced ECM Data
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Device that requested
control
Types of request
(maximum of 5)
Total time in use
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Advanced ECM Data
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Once enabled, Real Time
Clock can not be disabled.
Check to Enable
Real Time Clock
Verify date
Click Apply
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Advanced ECM Data
Wrap Up
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Inquire Data Extraction
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Inquire Data Extraction
Tools Options
Select the
connection
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Inquire Data Extraction
Select
Operations
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Location of Inquire Data
Extraction
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Inquire Data Extraction
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Inquire Data
Extraction
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Inquire Data Extraction
Wrap Up
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Multi-Module Support
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Multi-Module View
ECM
Marketing
Name
ECM
Source
Address [ ]
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Help Files
INSITE Help
Information on the features of INSITE
Base Engine Help
Engine Specific Feature descriptions
Either can be accessed two ways
When INSITE is open
Help Contents…
Start Programs Intelect English INSITE Manuals
Limited supported in Chinese, Turkish, Portuguese, and Spanish
Available in Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Help
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Engine Simulators
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Help Files and Simulators
Wrap Up
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Summary
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