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ISB, ISC, ISL Marine Diagnostic Manual

Overview: This document is intended to support on-site troubleshooting and diagnostics of
customer complaints for Medium-Duty Marine and Industrial engine platforms with the Core
II CM850 Controls System. This document can be used in combination with Calterm III for
investigation, troubleshooting, and diagnosis of engine performance and electronic controls
related issues.

Purpose: This document provides electronic controls troubleshooting information to those

in the field. Using Calterm III, documentation of data within this document will provide
more detailed definition of engine conditions associated with specific issues. This
information will help in achieving a better responsiveness to customer needs and allow us to
meet or exceed customer support expectations.

Version: 1.0.6
Last Modified: 01/26/04
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION NOTE...............................................................................................................................................3
DIAGNOSTIC PACKAGE CD-ROM INDEX..........................................................................................................4
DIAGNOSTIC PACKAGE CD-ROM INTERNET LOCATION...........................................................................4
FEATURES & PARAMETERS..................................................................................................................................5
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: INTAKE AIR HEATER............................................................................................................5
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: ACCELERATOR PEDAL OR LEVER SETTINGS........................................................................5
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: REMOTE ACCELERATOR PEDAL OR LEVER.........................................................................7
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: ALTERNATE TORQUE...........................................................................................................7
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: ADJUSTABLE LOW IDLE SPEED...........................................................................................8
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: SWITCHED ALTERNATE LOW IDLE SPEED ENABLE.............................................................9
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: WATER IN FUEL SENSOR...................................................................................................10
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: TRIP INFORMATION............................................................................................................10
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: ENGINE PROTECTION.........................................................................................................11
INSITE 6.3.1 FEATURE: INTERMEDIATE SPEED CONTROL.......................................................................................13
MONITOR PARAMETERS......................................................................................................................................16
ALL AVAILABLE........................................................................................................................................................16
FAULT SNAPSHOT......................................................................................................................................................18
LOW POWER / FUEL ECONOMY.................................................................................................................................19
SENSORS....................................................................................................................................................................20
WHITE SMOKE / ENGINE STUMBLE...........................................................................................................................20
HARD START.............................................................................................................................................................21
ENGINE BRAKING......................................................................................................................................................22
ENGINE PROTECTION.................................................................................................................................................22
LAMPS.......................................................................................................................................................................23
STEADY STATE PROP PARAMETERS...............................................................................................................23
WIDE OPEN THROTTLE PARAMETERS...........................................................................................................24
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS....................................................................................................................25
WHAT TO DO BEFORE MAKING A SUPPORT CALL.....................................................................................25
HOW TO UPDATE INLINE II FIRMWARE.........................................................................................................26
CALTERM III QUICK REFERENCE SHEET......................................................................................................27
CALTERM III INSTALL BULLETIN....................................................................................................................30
OPERATING SYSTEMS................................................................................................................................................31
PC HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS...............................................................................................................................31
INSTALLING CALTERM III.........................................................................................................................................32
PowerSweep PCs:.................................................................................................................................................33
Non-PowerSweep PCs:.........................................................................................................................................34
CD-ROM LOCATION OF MICROSOFT INSTALLATION SOFTWARE:...........................................................................34
REMOVING CALTERM III...........................................................................................................................................40
CALTERM III INSTALLING AND USING MONITOR PARAMETER SCREEN VIEWS............................43
CALTERM III FULL REFERENCE GUIDE.........................................................................................................44
INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................................................45
STARTING AND EXITING CALTERM III......................................................................................................................45

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CALTERM III WINDOW..............................................................................................................................................47

APPLICATION WINDOWS AND DIALOG BOXES..........................................................................................................51
OPTION DESCRIPTIONS..............................................................................................................................................57
MONITORING PARAMETERS.......................................................................................................................................87
OVERVIEW.................................................................................................................................................................88
ORGANIZING PARAMETERS.....................................................................................................................................101
ORGANIZING PARAMETERS, CONTINUED................................................................................................................103
ORGANIZING PARAMETERS, CONTINUED................................................................................................................107
MONITORING PRODUCT INFORMATION...................................................................................................................115
MONITORING THE EVENT LOG, CONTINUED...........................................................................................................118
MONITORING FAULTS..............................................................................................................................................119
Setting Logger Options...........................................................................................................................................123

Introduction Note
Current Cummins Electronic Tools do NOT support QSB, QSC, or QSL Marine & Industrial
Products. Specifically, INSITE 5.4, 6.2.1, and 6.3 will NOT communicate with a QSB/C/L
product. INSITE 6.3.1 will be the first service tool to support these products.

The only current solution to support these products in the field is to use Field Calterm III in
combination with the Diagnostic Manual. The purpose of the diagnostic manual is to provide the
missing link between Field Calterm III and INSITE 6.3.1. The manual contains information that
explains how to perform necessary service functions using Field Calterm III. The intent of using
Field Calterm III with the diagnostic manual is to give user the same functionality that will be
provided when INSITE 6.3.1 is available. Once INSITE 6.3.1 is available, neither Calterm III
nor the Diagnostic Package will be necessary.

The Diagnostic Manual includes a Table of Contents that can be used to find the location of the
needed information. Consider the INSITE function needed, for example monitoring, logging, or
reading fault codes, and locate that section in the table of contents.

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Diagnostic Package CD-ROM Index

Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0

Fault Information System

INLINE 2 FIRMWARE

Diagnostic Manual Diagnostic Manual.pdf

Parameter Screen Files How to Install and Use Monitor Parameter Screen
Views.pdf
Screen Files.exe

Calterm III Version 1.1 CaltermIIIv1.1.1.010.exe

Calterm III Information

Help File Calterm III Help File.chm

Install Document Calterm III Install Document.pdf

Quick Reference Sheet Calterm III Quick Reference Sheet.pdf

Full User Manual Calterm III User Manual.pdf

Configuration Files

Microsoft .NET 1.1 Framework Software dotnetfx.exe

Diagnostic Package CD-ROM Internet Location

Contents contained on the diagnostic package CD-ROM, as well as future updates to the CD, can
be found here at the following web address.

ftp://ftp.cummins.com/pub/Calterm%20III/

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FEATURES & PARAMETERS …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intake Air Heater

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intake Air Heater
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Grid_Heater_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the Grid
Heater feature is enabled or disabled.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Accelerator Pedal or Lever Settings
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Accelerator Pedal or Lever Settings
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Multi_Accelerator_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Multi Accelerator feature is enabled or disabled.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Accelerator Pedal or Lever Settings

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Primary Accelerator Pedal or Lever Option
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Primary_Accelerator_Type_Option_Selection

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required service tool trim enumeration parameter used to
select the desired Primary Accelerator Pedal or Lever Option.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

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_ACCEL_W_IDLE_VAL_AND_AUTO_ZERO = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever with Idle

Validation and Auto Zero
_ACCEL_WO_IDLE_VAL_AND_W_OOR_DIAG = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever without
Idle Validation and with out of range diagnostics
_MULTI_ACCEL_NONE = None
_DECELERATOR_OPTION = Decelerator with out of range diagnostics
_ACCEL_WO_OOR_DIAG = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever without out of range diagnostics
_ACCEL_WO_IDLE_VAL_AND_WO_OOR_DIAG = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever without
Idle Validation and without out of range diagnostics
_CUSTOM_ACCEL_SETUP_1 = Custom Accelerator Pedal or Lever Setup 1
_TEST_CELL_ACCEL = Test Cell Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_CUSTOM_ACCEL_SETUP_2 = Custom Accelerator Pedal or Lever Setup 2
_CUSTOM_ACCEL_SETUP_3 = Custom Accelerator Pedal or Lever Setup 3

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Accelerator Pedal or Lever Settings

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever Option
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Remote_Accelerator_Type_Option_Selection

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required service tool trim enumeration parameter used to
select the desired Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever Option.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

_ACCEL_W_IDLE_VAL_AND_AUTO_ZERO = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever with Idle Validation

and Auto Zero
_ACCEL_WO_IDLE_VAL_AND_W_OOR_DIAG = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever without Idle
Validation and with out of range diagnostics
_MULTI_ACCEL_NONE = None
_DECELERATOR_OPTION = Decelerator with out of range diagnostics
_ACCEL_WO_OOR_DIAG = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever without out of range diagnostics
_ACCEL_WO_IDLE_VAL_AND_WO_OOR_DIAG = Normal Accelerator Pedal or Lever without Idle
Validation and without out of range diagnostics
_CUSTOM_ACCEL_SETUP_1 = Custom Accelerator Pedal or Lever Setup 1
_TEST_CELL_ACCEL = Test Cell Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_CUSTOM_ACCEL_SETUP_2 = Custom Accelerator Pedal or Lever Setup 2
_CUSTOM_ACCEL_SETUP_3 = Custom Accelerator Pedal or Lever Setup 3

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Remote_Accelerator_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Remote Accelerator feature is enabled or disabled.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever Mode
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Remote_Accelerator_Mode

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required service tool trim enumeration parameter used to
select the desired Remote Accelerator Mode.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

_REMOTE_SWITCH_ACCEL_WO_TRANS_VERIFY = Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever

_REMOTE_SWITCH_ACCEL_W_TRANS_VERIFY = Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever With
Transition Verification
_MINIMUM_WINS_ACCELERATOR = Minimum Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_DECELERATOR = Decelerator
_MAXIMUM_WINS_ACCELERATOR = Maximum Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_RESCALE = Combined Accelerator Pedal or Lever With Rescale
_SWITCHLESS = Switchless Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Alternate Torque
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Alternate Torque
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Alternate_Torque_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the

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Calterm III screen.

Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Alternate Torque feature is enabled or disabled.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Adjustable Low Idle Speed
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Adjustable Low Idle Speed
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _LSI_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Adjustable Low Idle Speed feature is enabled or disabled.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Adjustable Low Idle Speed

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Low Idle Speed
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _LSI_Breakpoint_Speed

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool the speed value
of Low Idle Speed.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Adjustable Idle Speed is a numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Adjustable Low Idle Speed

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Low Idle Speed Adjustment Switch
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _LSI_Switch_Enable

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Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the Low
Idle Speed Adjustment Switch is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Adjustable Low Idle Speed

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Low Idle Speed Droop
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _LSI_Droop

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool the droop
percent of Low Idle Speed.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Low Idle Speed Droop is a numerical value manually entered in units of percent.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed Enable
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed Enable
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Switched_Alt_Low_Idle_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed Enable

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Switched_Alt_Low_Idle_Set_Speed

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Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool the set speed of
the Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Switched Alternate Low Idle Speed is a numerical value manually entered in units of
RPM.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Water In Fuel Sensor
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Water In Fuel Sensor
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _Water_In_Fuel_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Water In Fuel Sensor is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Trip Information
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Trip Information
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _TI_Base_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the Trip
Information feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Trip Information

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Engine Time Offset
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _TI_Base_Total_Engine_Run_Time_Offset

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which can be used to adjust the Engine
Time Offset.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Engine Time Offset is a numerical value manually entered in units of seconds.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Trip Information

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: ECM Time Offset
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _TI_Base_Total_ECM_Run_Time_Offset

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which can be used to adjust the ECM
Time Offset.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for ECM Time Offset is a numerical value manually
entered in units of seconds.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Engine Protection
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Engine Protection
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _EPD_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Engine Protection feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Engine Protection

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Engine Protection Shutdown
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _EPD_Shutdown_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Engine Protection Shutdown feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Engine Protection

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Engine Protection Limited Restart
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _EPD_Restart_Inhibit_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Engine Protection Limited Restart feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Engine Protection

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Engine Protection Shutdown Manual Override
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _EPD_Shutdown_Manual_Override_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Engine Protection Limited Restart feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control
INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Intermediate Speed Control feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 1
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Switch_Speed_1

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 1.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 1 is
a numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 2
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Switch_Speed_2

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 2.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 2 is
a numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

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INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 3
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Switch_Speed_3

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 3.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Switched Set Speed 3 is
a numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Droop
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Droop

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the droop percent
Intermediate Speed Control Droop.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Droop is a numerical
value manually entered in units of percent.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Variable Speeds
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Variable_Speeds_Enable

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a required parameter which indicates to the tool whether the
Intermediate Speed Control Variable Speeds feature is enabled or disabled in the ECM.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting
ENABLED = Enable
DISABLED = Disable

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

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INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Speed 1
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Variable_Speed_1

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 1.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 1 is a
numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 2
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Variable_Speed_2

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 2.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 2 is a
numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 3
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Variable_Speed_3

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 3.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 3 is a
numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 4
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Variable_Speed_4

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the

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Calterm III screen.

Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 4.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 4 is a
numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

INSITE 6.3.1 Feature: Intermediate Speed Control

INSITE 6.3.1 Display Name: Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 5
Calterm III Equivalent Name: _ISC_Variable_Speed_5

Note: The Calterm III Equivalent Name is the exact name that must be entered on the
Calterm III screen.
Parameter Description: This is a service tool parameter which displays the speed for
Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 5.
Calterm III Parameter Setting = INSITE 6.3.1 Equivalent Setting

Note: The Calterm III Parameter Setting for Intermediate Speed Control Variable Set Point 5 is a
numerical value manually entered in units of RPM.

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Monitor Parameters

NOTE: Existing monitor parameter screenfiles for the available monitor parameter groups can be found in
the Custom Parameter Views folder on the Diagnostic Package CD-ROM.

All Available …Table of

Contents
INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Accelerator Pedal or Lever Indicator _Active_Accelerator_Indicator

Accelerator Pedal or Lever Position Sensor Signal

_Accelerator_Position_Sensor_Voltage
Voltage
Accelerator Pedal or Lever Position Sensor Supply
_Accelerator_Position_Sensor_Supply_Voltage
Voltage
Amber Warning Lamp Status _Warning_Lamp

Brake Pedal Position Switch _Service_Brake_Switch

Calibration Software Phase _Calibration_Version

Diagnostic Test Mode Switch _Diagnostic_Switch

ECM Time _ECM_Run_Time

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EFC Actuator Valve Commanded Current _EFC_Actuator_Current_Commanded

EFC Actuator Valve Duty Cycle _EFC_Actuator_Duty_Cycle

EFC Actuator Valve Measured Current _EFC_Actuator_Current_Measured

EFC Actuator Valve Position _EFC_Actuator_Position_Commanded

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Current _Electric_Lift_Pump_Current_Measured

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Duty Cycle _Electric_Lift_Pump_Duty_Cycle

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Position _Electric_Lift_Pump_State_Commanded

Engine Coolant Level _Coolant_Level

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Signal Voltage _Coolant_Temperature_Sensor_Voltage

Engine Hours _Engine_Run_Time

Engine Oil Pressure _Oil_Pressure

Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Signal Voltage _Oil_Pressure_Sensor_Voltage

Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Type _Oil_Pressure_Sensor_Type

Engine Oil Pressure Switch _Oil_Pressure

Engine Protection Derate Suppress _EPD_Derate_Suppress_Enable

Engine Protection Shutdown Override Switch _EPD_Shutdown_Manual_Override_Switch_State

Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Engine Speed Backup Sensor Signal State _Engine_Speed_Backup_Sensor_Supply_Status

Engine Speed Backup Sensor State _Engine_Speed_Backup_Signal_Level

Engine Speed Backup Synchronization State _Engine_Speed_Backup_Sync

Engine Speed Main Sensor Signal State _Engine_Speed_Main_Sensor_Supply_Status

Engine Speed Main Sensor State _Engine_Speed_Main_Signal_Level

Engine Speed Main Synchronization State _Engine_Speed_Main_Sync

Engine Speed Sensor Active _Engine_Speed_Select

Engine Speed Status _Engine_Speed_Status

Fuel Flow Rate Commanded _Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Measured _Fuel_Rail_Pressure

Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Signal Voltage _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Sensor_Voltage

Idle Validation Switch _Idle_Validation_State

Injector Boost Supply Voltage Commanded _Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Commanded

Injector Boost Supply Voltage Measured _Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Measured

Intake Air Heater #1 _Grid_Heater_Driver_1_State

Intake Air Heater #2 _Grid_Heater_Driver_2_State

Intake Manifold Air Temperature _Intake_Manifold_Temperature

Intake Manifold Air Temperature Sensor Signal Voltage _Intake_Manifold_Temperature_Sensor_Voltage

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor Signal Voltage _Boost_Pressure_Sensor_Voltage

Intermediate Speed Control Increment / Decrement _ISC_Increment_Switch_State,

Switch _ISC_Decrement_Switch_State

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Intermediate Speed Control Mode _ISC_Mode

Intermediate Speed Control Requested Input _ISC_Selected_Input

Intermediate Speed Control Requested Speed _ISC_Requested_Engine_Speed

Intermediate Speed Control Switch 1 _ISC_Switch_1_State

Intermediate Speed Control Switch 2 _ISC_Switch_2_State

Intermediate Speed Control Switch 3 _ISC_Switch_3_State

Keyswitch Off Counts _Key_Off_Count

Keyswitch On Counts _Powerup_Count

_LSI_Increment_Switch_State,
Low Idle Adjustment Switch _LSI_Decrement_Switch_State
Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type

Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type Switch 1 _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type_Switch_1

Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type Switch 2 _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type_Switch_2

Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type Switch 3 _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type_Switch_3

Multiple Unit Synchronization Master Percent _MUS_DL_Accelerator_Throttle

Accelerator
Multiple Unit Synchronization On/Off Complementary
Switch
Multiple Unit Synchronization On/Off Switch
Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_Multi_Unit_Sync_Complementary_Switch
_Multi_Unit_Sync_Switch
_Commanded_Accelerator_Position

Percent Load _Instantaneous_Percent_Load

Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Remote_Accelerator_Position

Red Stop Lamp Status _Stop_Lamp

Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever Switch _Remote_Accelerator_Switch

Selected Variable Speed _ISC_Variable_Speed_Selected

Switched Alternate Low Idle Switch _Switched_Alt_Low_Idle_Switch

Torque Curve Selected _Alternate_Torque_Switch_Selection

User Fueling State _Fueling_Control_State

_Wait_To_Start_Lamp_State
Wait To Start Lamp
_Water_In_Fuel_Total_Time
Water In Fuel Detected Total Accumulated Time

Water In Fuel State _Water_In_Fuel_State

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: All Available Monitors.scr.xml

Fault Snapshot …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
_Calibration_Version
Calibration Software Phase
_ECM_Run_Time
ECM Time
_EFC_Actuator_Current_Commanded
EFC Actuator Valve Commanded Current
_EFC_Actuator_Current_Measured
EFC Actuator Valve Measured Current
_Electric_Lift_Pump_Current_Measured
Electric Fuel Lift Pump Current
_Coolant_Temperature
Engine Coolant Temperature

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_Engine_Run_Time
Engine Hours
_Oil_Pressure
Engine Oil Pressure
_Oil_Pressure
Engine Oil Pressure Switch
_EPD_Shutdown_Manual_Override_Switch_State
Engine Protection Shutdown Override Switch
_Engine_Speed
Engine Speed
_Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded
Fuel Flow Rate Commanded
_Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded
Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded
_Fuel_Rail_Pressure
Fuel Rail Pressure Measured
Idle Validation Switch _Idle_Validation_State
_Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Measured
Injector Boost Supply Voltage Measured
_Intake_Manifold_Temperature
Intake Manifold Air Temperature
_Boost_Pressure
Intake Manifold Pressure
_ISC_Mode
Intermediate Speed Control Mode
_Key_Switch
Keyswitch
_Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type
Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type
_Multi_Unit_Sync_Complementary_Switch
Multiple Unit Synchronization On/Off Complementary
Switch
_Multi_Unit_Sync_Switch
Multiple Unit Synchronization On/Off Switch
Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position
_Instantaneous_Percent_Load
Percent Load
_Remote_Accelerator_Position
Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_Switched_Alt_Low_Idle_Switch
Switched Alternate Low Idle Switch
_Alternate_Torque_Switch_Selection
Torque Curve Selected
_Fueling_Control_State
User Fueling State

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Fault Snapshot.scr.xml

Low Power / Fuel Economy …Table of

Contents
INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
_EFC_Actuator_Current_Commanded
EFC Actuator Valve Commanded Current
EFC Actuator Valve Duty Cycle _EFC_Actuator_Duty_Cycle
_EFC_Actuator_Current_Measured
EFC Actuator Valve Measured Current
EFC Actuator Valve Position _EFC_Actuator_Position_Commanded
_Electric_Lift_Pump_Current_Measured
Electric Fuel Lift Pump Current
Electric Fuel Lift Pump Duty Cycle _Electric_Lift_Pump_Duty_Cycle
_Oil_Pressure
Engine Oil Pressure
_Oil_Pressure
Engine Oil Pressure Switch
_Engine_Speed
Engine Speed
_Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded
Fuel Flow Rate Commanded
_Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded
Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded

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_Fuel_Rail_Pressure
Fuel Rail Pressure Measured
Injector Boost Supply Voltage Commanded _Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Commanded
_Intake_Manifold_Temperature
Intake Manifold Air Temperature
_Boost_Pressure
Intake Manifold Pressure
Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position
_Instantaneous_Percent_Load
Percent Load
_Remote_Accelerator_Position
Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever
_Alternate_Torque_Switch_Selection
Torque Curve Selected
_Fueling_Control_State
User Fueling State
_Water_In_Fuel_Total_Time
Water In Fuel Detected Total Accumulated Time

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Low Power & Fuel Economy.scr.xml

Sensors …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Accelerator Pedal or Lever Position Sensor Signal
_Accelerator_Position_Sensor_Voltage
Voltage
Accelerator Pedal or Lever Position Sensor Supply
_Accelerator_Position_Sensor_Supply_Voltage
Voltage
Engine Coolant Level _Coolant_Level

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Signal Voltage _Coolant_Temperature_Sensor_Voltage

Engine Oil Pressure _Oil_Pressure

Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Signal Voltage _Oil_Pressure_Sensor_Voltage

Engine Oil Pressure Switch _Oil_Pressure

Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Measured _Fuel_Rail_Pressure

Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Signal Voltage _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Sensor_Voltage

Intake Manifold Air Temperature _Intake_Manifold_Temperature

Intake Manifold Air Temperature Sensor Signal Voltage _Intake_Manifold_Temperature_Sensor_Voltage

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor Signal Voltage _Boost_Pressure_Sensor_Voltage

Water In Fuel State _Water_In_Fuel_State

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Sensors.scr.xml

White Smoke / Engine Stumble …Table of

Contents
INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
EFC Actuator Valve Commanded Current _EFC_Actuator_Current_Commanded

EFC Actuator Valve Duty Cycle _EFC_Actuator_Duty_Cycle

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EFC Actuator Valve Measured Current _EFC_Actuator_Current_Measured

EFC Actuator Valve Position _EFC_Actuator_Position_Commanded

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Current _Electric_Lift_Pump_Current_Measured

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Duty Cycle _Electric_Lift_Pump_Duty_Cycle

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Position _Electric_Lift_Pump_State_Commanded

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Fuel Flow Rate Commanded _Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Measured _Fuel_Rail_Pressure

Injector Boost Supply Voltage Commanded _Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Commanded

Injector Boost Supply Voltage Measured _Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Measured

Intake Air Heater #1 _Grid_Heater_Driver_1_State

Intake Air Heater #2 _Grid_Heater_Driver_2_State

Intake Manifold Air Temperature _Intake_Manifold_Temperature

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position

Percent Load _Instantaneous_Percent_Load

Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Remote_Accelerator_Position

User Fueling State _Fueling_Control_State

_Water_In_Fuel_Total_Time
Water In Fuel Detected Total Accumulated Time

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: White Smoke & Engine Stumble.scr.xml

Hard Start …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
EFC Actuator Valve Commanded Current _EFC_Actuator_Current_Commanded

EFC Actuator Valve Duty Cycle _EFC_Actuator_Duty_Cycle

EFC Actuator Valve Measured Current _EFC_Actuator_Current_Measured

EFC Actuator Valve Position _EFC_Actuator_Position_Commanded

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Current _Electric_Lift_Pump_Current_Measured

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Duty Cycle _Electric_Lift_Pump_Duty_Cycle

Electric Fuel Lift Pump Position _Electric_Lift_Pump_State_Commanded

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Oil Pressure _Oil_Pressure

Engine Oil Pressure Switch _Oil_Pressure

Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Engine Speed Backup Sensor Signal State _Engine_Speed_Backup_Sensor_Supply_Status

Engine Speed Backup Sensor State _Engine_Speed_Backup_Signal_Level

Engine Speed Backup Synchronization State _Engine_Speed_Backup_Sync

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Engine Speed Main Sensor Signal State _Engine_Speed_Main_Sensor_Supply_Status

Engine Speed Main Sensor State _Engine_Speed_Main_Signal_Level

Engine Speed Main Synchronization State _Engine_Speed_Main_Sync

Engine Speed Sensor Active _Engine_Speed_Select

Engine Speed Status _Engine_Speed_Status

Fuel Flow Rate Commanded _Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Measured _Fuel_Rail_Pressure

Injector Boost Supply Voltage Commanded _Fuel_Injector_Boost_Supply_Voltage_Commanded

Intake Air Heater #1 _Grid_Heater_Driver_1_State

Intake Air Heater #2 _Grid_Heater_Driver_2_State

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Percent Load _Instantaneous_Percent_Load

User Fueling State _Fueling_Control_State

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Hard Start.scr.xml

Engine Braking …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position

Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Remote_Accelerator_Position

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Engine Braking.scr.xml

Engine Protection …Table of

Contents
INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Engine Coolant Level _Coolant_Level

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Oil Pressure _Oil_Pressure

Engine Oil Pressure Switch _Oil_Pressure

Engine Protection Shutdown Override Switch _EPD_Shutdown_Manual_Override_Switch_State

Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Intake Manifold Air Temperature _Intake_Manifold_Temperature

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position

Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Remote_Accelerator_Position

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Engine Protection.scr.xml

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ECM Information …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Calibration Software Phase _Calibration_Version
_ECM_Run_Time
ECM Time
_Engine_Run_Time
Engine Hours

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: ECM Information.scr.xml

Switches …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Diagnostic Test Mode Switch _Diagnostic_Switch

Engine Protection Shutdown Override Switch _EPD_Shutdown_Manual_Override_Switch_State

Idle Validation Switch _Idle_Validation_State

Intermediate Speed Control Increment / Decrement _ISC_Increment_Switch_State,
Switch _ISC_Decrement_Switch_State

Intermediate Speed Control Switch 1 _ISC_Switch_1_State

Intermediate Speed Control Switch 2 _ISC_Switch_2_State

Intermediate Speed Control Switch 3 _ISC_Switch_3_State

_LSI_Increment_Switch_State,
Low Idle Adjustment Switch _LSI_Decrement_Switch_State
Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type Switch 1 _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type_Switch_1

Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type Switch 2 _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type_Switch_2

Multiple Unit Synchronization Engine Type Switch 3 _Multi_Unit_Sync_Engine_Type_Switch_3

Multiple Unit Synchronization On/Off Complementary _Multi_Unit_Sync_Complimentary_Switch

Switch
Multiple Unit Synchronization On/Off Switch _Multi_Unit_Sync_Switch

Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever Switch _Remote_Accelerator_Switch

Switched Alternate Low Idle Switch _Switched_Alt_Low_Idle_Switch

Torque Curve Selected _Alternate_Torque_Switch_Selection

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Switches.scr.xml

Lamps …Table of Contents

INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Amber Warning Lamp Status _Warning_Lamp

Red Stop Lamp Status _Stop_Lamp

Wait To Start Lamp _Wait_To_Start_Lamp_State

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Lamps.scr.xml

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Steady State Prop Parameters

…Table of Contents
INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Battery Voltage Battery_Voltage

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Oil Pressure _Oil_Pressure

Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Type _Oil_Pressure_Sensor_Type

Engine Oil Pressure Switch _Oil_Pressure

Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Fuel Flow Rate Commanded _Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Measured _Fuel_Rail_Pressure

Intake Manifold Air Temperature _Intake_Manifold_Temperature

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position
Percent Load _Instantaneous_Percent_Load

Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Remote_Accelerator_Position

Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Steady State Prop.scr.xml

Wide Open Throttle Parameters

…Table of Contents
INSITE 6.3.1 Monitor Parameter Name: Calterm III Equivalent Name:
Battery Voltage Battery_Voltage

Engine Coolant Temperature _Coolant_Temperature

Engine Oil Pressure _Oil_Pressure

Engine Oil Pressure Sensor Type _Oil_Pressure_Sensor_Type

Engine Oil Pressure Switch _Oil_Pressure

Engine Speed _Engine_Speed

Fuel Flow Rate Commanded _Fuel_Flow_Rate_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Commanded _Fuel_Rail_Pressure_Commanded

Fuel Rail Pressure Measured _Fuel_Rail_Pressure

Intake Manifold Air Temperature _Intake_Manifold_Temperature

Intake Manifold Pressure _Boost_Pressure

Percent Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Commanded_Accelerator_Position
Percent Load _Instantaneous_Percent_Load

Percent Remote Accelerator Pedal or Lever _Remote_Accelerator_Position

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Filename of Calterm III Monitor Screen View: Wide Open Throttle.scr.xml

Frequently Asked Questions …Table of Contents

1. Who do I contact for Calterm III support?
a. Tier 2 Technical Support Center Phone: (800) 433-9341
 Choose INSITE Technical Support, Option 2
 IMPORTANT NOTE: Mention Field Calterm III Issue
1. What is the meaning of GTIS 4.5 / Core 2?
a. GTIS 4.5 stands for Global Tool Interface Specification. GTIS 4.5 is a new software
architecture that requires a new method of communication between the ECM and the
electronic tools. This new specification causes current Calterm II and INSITE 6.2.1 &
INSITE 6.3 to not communicate with the ECM.
2. What are the first engine programs to use GTIS 4.5 / Core 2?
a. ISB, ISC, and ISL Marine and Industrial
3. Why is the INLINE 2 adapter necessary for the ISB, ISC, and ISL Marine programs?
a. The Core 2 engine programs do not support INLINE I 1708, therefore INLINE 2 1939 is
necessary for ECM communication.
4. Why is a new INLINE 2 firmware version necessary for the ISB, ISC, and ISL Marine programs?
a. INLINE 2 firmware version 9.28 or newer is needed for these engine programs. Changes
were made in the firmware that dramatically improves ECM communication and ECM
communication stability. Calterm III will check the INLINE 2 firmware version when
communication is established with the ECM. If the firmware version is not up to date,
Calterm III will not allow ECM communication to continue. Calterm III will display a
message box to the user if the firmware version is not sufficient.
5. Where can I find the custom parameter screen views?
a. Insert the Diagnostic Package CD-ROM and locate the Custom Parameter Views folder.

What To Do Before Making a Support Call

1. Reset the INLINE 2 Datalink Adapter
2. Cycle the INLINE 2 Datalink Adapter power
3. Reconnect to the ECM
4. Restart Calterm III and try the function again
5. Restart the computer and try the function again

If the problem persists, gather the following information to discuss with your Cummins support
representative:
 How the error or problem is generated
 The exact wording of any error messages
 The Calterm III version you are currently using. Open Calterm III and select Help
| About Calterm III from the menu

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How to update INLINE II firmware

To update the INLINE II adapter's firmware, you need to use the INLINE II's "reflash" program.
First connect the INLINE II adapter to the serial port on a PC running Windows 98, NT, or XP.
If it is already connected, recycle the power to the adapter. Then download the latest firmware
using the reflash program. The instructions assume INSITE has been installed on the PC.

1. Select Start | All Programs | Intelect | INLINE Reflash

2. Select Setup from the Reflash32 dialog box.
3. Select the appropriate COM port and firmware file (firmware928.hex) on the System
Configuration dialog box. The firmware file is located on the diagnostic CD in the INLINE 2
Firmware directory. The firmware file can also be found on the FTP website.
4. Select Ok on the System Configuration dialog box
5. Click the "Reflash" button and follow the instructions to download the firmware into the
INLINE II.

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Calterm III Quick Reference Sheet

…Table of Contents
Purpose: To provide a quick reference to Calterm III functions.
Document Version: 1.0.2
Note: If one item references Item Number preconditions, the precondition(s) must first be
completed.

Item Number:
1. Start Calterm III
a. Double click the Calterm III icon on the computer desktop
OR
a. Once the computer has been turned on, Select Start | All Programs | Engineering
Tools | Calterm III. The selectable text is slightly different if the computer
operating system is NOT Windows XP.
2. Connect to the ECM (Item Number precondition: 1)
a. Select the applicable engine from the Select Module Products screen.
OR
a. Select the appropriate Configuration File for the engine.
i. There is a Datalink tab on the Select Module screen. The defaults are
INLINE 2 1939 using Com Port 1. If these are NOT your defaults, select
this tab and change the setup accordingly.
3. Monitor Parameters (Item Number preconditions: 1, 2)
Add Parameters to Monitor Screen
a. Press F1 to bring up the parameter search dialog box
i. Simplify searching by typing some of the parameter in the Query String
field and selecting Query
ii. Simplify the Query by selecting Show Interface Parameters from the drop
down list. Show All Parameters is the default setting.
iii. Use the cursor to select a parameter. Once the parameter is highlighted,
select the Ok button to add the parameter to the monitor screen.
OR
a. Manually type the parameter name into the monitor screen. Reference the
Diagnostic Manual for available parameter names.
OR
a. Copy the parameter from the diagnostic manual and paste it into the Calterm III
monitor screen
Start Parameter Monitoring
a. Select Logging | Start from the menu.
OR
a. Select the Start Data Monitoring button on the toolbar
Stop Parameter Monitoring
a. Select Logging | Stop from the menu.
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a. Select the Stop Data Monitoring button on the toolbar

4. Log Parameters (Item Number preconditions: 1, 2,3)
Start Logging
a. Select Logging | Start from the menu.
OR
a. Select the Start logging button on the toolbar
Stop Logging
a. Select Logging | Stop from the menu.
OR
a. Select the Stop logging button on the toolbar
Save Log Files
a. When logging is stopped, you will automatically be prompted to save the log file
b. Name the file accordingly and save it to a known location or folder.
Open Log Files
a. Calterm III automatically saves log files with a comma separated variable .csv file
extension. There are no conversions needed to view the log files. The files with
the .csv extension will automatically open with Microsoft Excel.
5. Monitor Parameter Screen View’s
Create Screen View (Item Number preconditions: 1, 2)
a. With parameters on the monitor screen, select Monitor | Save Screen File As from
the menu.
b. Name the screen view accordingly and save the screen view.
i. Screen files are saved with a .scr.xml file extension.
Open Existing Screen View (Item Number preconditions: 1, 2)
a. Select Monitor | Save Screen File As from the menu.
6. Fault Code Information (Item Number preconditions: 1, 2, 3)
Read Fault Code Numbers
a. The fault codes will automatically appear in the bottom right of the Calterm III
screen once monitoring is started.
Read Fault Status
a. If the fault code number is flashing from bold to un-bold text, then the fault is
active. If the fault code number remains un-bold text, then the fault code is
inactive.
Read Fault Count
a. To determine the fault code count, double click the fault code number in the fault
code dialog box.
Erase Inactive Faults
a. Select Commands | Erase Inactive Faults from the menu.
7. Determining Calterm 3 Version Installed (Item Number precondition:
1)
a. Select Help | About Calterm III from the menu
8. Resetting INLINE 2 Adapter (Item Number preconditions: 1, 2)
a. Select Reset from the toolbar
OR
a. Select Commands | Reset Datalink from the menu

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OR
a. Press F12

Confirm the INLINE 2 reset by selecting Yes when the reset confirmation dialog box
appears.

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Calterm III INSTALL BULLETIN

- Links -
PC Requirements

Installing

Starting / Running

Exiting

Uninstalling

…Table of Contents

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NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL THE SOFTWARE BEFORE

READING THIS DOCUMENT. IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR USE CAN RESULT IN
ERRONEOUS DATA AND MALFUNCTIONING EQUIPMENT.

Operating Systems

1 Calterm III supports the following Windows operating systems:

 Windows XP
 Windows 2000 
 Windows Millennium Edition (Me) 
 Windows 98 Second Edition (SE)
 Windows 98
 Windows NT4 & 6

Note: Calterm III is not Windows 95 compatible

Before you begin:

 Close any programs that are open
 Have administration rights for the PC if required by the Operating System or if the PC is a Cummins
PowerSweep PC
 Disable virus protection
Most virus protection programs enable you to disable them using an icon in the task bar. Refer to your
virus program’s documentation for more information

PC Hardware Requirements

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Minimum and recommended PC requirements for Calterm III

2 Computer Configurations

Minimum Recommended
Configuration Configuration
Operating Systems* Windows 98SE Windows XP
RAM 128M bytes 256M bytes
CPU Intel Pentium II Intel Pentium IV
CPU Speed 300 MHz 1 GHz
Video display screen
800 x 600 pixels 1024 x 768 pixels
resolution
Hard drive space on C:
drive required for
Microsoft .NET Common
100 MB 100 MB
Language Runtime (CLR)
(if not already installed; this
is part of Windows XP)
Hard drive space on C:
drive required to install 100 MB 100 MB
Calterm III
Hard drive space required
for Calterm III application 75 MB 75 MB
on selected drive
Recommended hard drive
space for associated 500 MB 1 GB
Calterm III data files

Installing Calterm III

3
Calterm III v1.0 requires Microsoft .NET v1.1 and Internet Explorer 6 be installed on
your PC

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4 PowerSweep PCs:
All PowerSweep PCs come with Microsoft
Internet Explorer v6 and Microsoft .NET
v1.0. Microsoft .Net v1.1 does not come with
PowerSweep PC’s. To determine which .Net
version is currently installed on your PC, go
to “Control Panel” | "Add or Remove
Programs" to verify the version. The
software version is contained in the title of
the Program.

Installing Microsoft .NET v1.1 requires

administrator rights on PowerSweep PCs

Microsoft .NET v1.1 may be installed from

the Calterm CD-ROM or from Cummins
PowerSweep Software Shelf
(http://softwareshelf.cummins.com/).
The .Net Framework version 1.1 software
can be found listed under the Class 2
Software selection.

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5 Non-PowerSweep PCs:
If your PC does not have Internet Explorer
v6 installed, it may be installed from the
Calterm CD-ROM or by using the Windows
Update web site
(http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/) if the
PC is connected to the Internet

It is advised to install any critical updates

recommended on the Windows Update web
site

After Internet Explorer v6 and any critical

updates have been installed Microsoft .NET
v1.1 software may be installed from the
Calterm CD-ROM or by using the Windows
Update web site if the PC is connected to
the Internet

After Microsoft .NET v1.1 and Internet

Explorer v6 has been installed on your PC,
you will be able to install Calterm III v1.0

6 CD-ROM Location of Microsoft Installation Software:

Microsoft .Net v1.1

<CD Drive>:\dotnetv1.1\dotnetfx.exe

Microsoft Internet Explorer

<CD Drive>:\IEv6\i386\en\reg\ie6setup.exe

Note: Substitute <CD Drive> with the appropriate drive letter.

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7 To begin:

1. Insert the Calterm CD into the CD-ROM drive.

2. Click , then Run....

3. In the Open: box, type

<CD Drive>:\CaltermIII\CaltermIII.exe

4. Click to begin the installation.

8 Calterm III setup is preparing the InstallShield

Wizard which will guide you through the program
setup process.

Please wait…

To exit Calterm setup select Cancel.

9 Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for Calterm III.

The InstallShield Wizard will install Calterm III on the

PC.

Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

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10 This diagram illustrates the License Agreement

dialog box.
Click the check box if you have read the license
agreement and accept the terms stated within the
agreement.
Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

11
This diagram illustrates the Release Notes dialog
box.

Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

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12 Enter the User Name:

Company Name:

Select if the installation of this application is for:

 Anyone who uses this computer

(recommended, for all users)

 Only for me (Calterm III will not launch if

another user is logged on)

NOTE: You will not see the “Install this

application for:” selection if you are not logged
on as a system administrator.

Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

13
Choose a destination location

It is recommended to select the default location for

the installation.

If another destination is desired use the Browse

button to select a new destination folder.

Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

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14 Calterm III is ready to begin copying files to the PC

hard drive. Please review the information in the
Current Settings area of the dialog.

Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

15
Calterm III setup is performing the required
operations

Please wait…

To exit Calterm setup select Cancel.

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16
Calterm III Serial Number dialog box.

The information in this dialog is required to obtain an

activation code for Calterm III.

Please Copy and paste in a Lotus Note to

fct3@cummins.com to receive your activation
code.

Click to copy the information in

the window to Lotus Notes or email.

Click to proceed with the Calterm III

installation.

Note: If Calterm III has already been installed and

registered, the user will not see this screen.

17 The InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box.

Setup has finished installing Calterm III on the

computer.

Click to complete the Calterm III

installation.

18 To launch Calterm III double click on the desktop

icon.

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19 The Activation Code Validation dialog box will

appear the first time Calterm III is launched.

Enter the activation code in the box and click “OK” or

click Cancel to exit the tool.

Note: If you did not previously send the registration

information to obtain an activation code, this may be
done from this dialog by selecting Copy and pasting
the information in a Lotus Note email to
fct3@cummins.com.

Note: If Calterm III has already been installed and

registered, the user will not see this screen.

Removing Calterm III

Use these steps if you want to remove Calterm III from your PC.

20 Click , then Settings > Control Panel.

Open the Add/Remove Programs icon.

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21 Select the Calterm III and click Change/Remove

button.

22 A dialog will appear asking to confirm the removal of

Calterm III from the PC.

23 When the Uninstall is confirmed, the following screen

will appear showing that Calterm III is being
removed.

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24 After the selected operation has completed click the

Finish button to exit the install Wizard.

Calterm III has been successfully removed.

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Calterm III Installing and Using Monitor Parameter Screen

Views
Installation Instructions from FTP site:
1. Locate the folder titled Parameter Screen Files. Then locate the file title Screen Files.exe.
2. Launch the self extract program by double clicking on the file titled Screen Files.exe.
Note: WinZip is required to extract the files.
3. Select Open from the File Download Screen.
4. Select Unzip to extract the files to D:\Calterm III\Screen Files. If Calterm III is not
installed on your D:\ drive, change the drive letter accordingly.
5. A confirmation window will appear stating 15 files were unzipped successfully.

Using Monitor Parameter Screen View’s

Create Screen View
b. With parameters on the monitor screen, select Monitor | Save Screen File As from
the menu.
c. Name the screen view file accordingly and save the screen view file.

Note: Screen view files are saved with a .scr.xml file extension.

Open Existing Screen View

Select Monitor | Open Screen File… from the menu and find the folder where the screen files
are located

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Calterm III Full Reference Guide …Back to Index

Table of Contents

Introduction 43
Introduction 43
Starting and Exiting Calterm III 44
Navigation 46
Monitoring 91
Monitoring Screen Data 91
Monitoring Product Information 118
Monitoring the Event Log 120
Monitoring Faults 122
Logger 125
Setting Logger Options 126
Manual Logger 132

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Introduction
Introduction This User's Guide is provided as a tool to use when working with Calterm
III. This document was designed to be used as a reference guide on the job.
In This Chapter This table outlines the sections covered in this chapter.

Starting and Exiting Calterm III

Starting Calterm III This table outlines the steps necessary to start Calterm III.

Step Action
1 To start Calterm III, DoubleClick the Calterm III icon on the
Windows Desktop or from the <Start> button, Select Programs-
Engineering Tools-Calterm III.
Result: Depending on the startup setting defined in the Options
section, the Select Product, Select Module or Select Calibration
dialog box will display.
2 Highlight the appropriate Product.
3 Click <Browse> to locate the appropriate configuration and/or
calibration file.
4 When the appropriate ECM product, configuration file and
calibration file have been selected, Click <OK>
Result: The application opens to the Calterm III window and
loads the appropriate session.

Exiting Calterm III This table outlines the steps necessary to exit the Calterm III application.

Step Action
1 To exit Calterm III, from the File menu, Select the Exit option or
Click on the close “X” icon located in the upper right hand corner
of the application.
Note: If there is any unsaved work, Calterm III will notify the user
to save the work before exiting.
2 If necessary, follow the instructions to save your work.
Result: The Calterm III application closes.

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Starting and Exiting Calterm III, Continued

Select This diagram illustrates the Select Product dialog box.

Product
Dialog Box

Select Module This diagram illustrates the Select Module dialog box.
Dialog Box

Select Calibration This diagram illustrates the Select Calibration dialog box.
Dialog Box

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Navigation
Introduction The Calterm III environment is made up of a main window, application
windows, dialog boxes and menus. The Calterm III window, along with its
menu system, display anytime the Calterm III application is active.
Application windows, configuration wizards and dialog boxes display as the
Calterm III tool is used.

Calterm III Window

Calterm III Window The Calterm III Main Application window, from now on referred to as the
Calterm III window, displays anytime the Calterm III application is active.
This diagram and table describe the elements of the Calterm III window.
5

Name
1 Menu Bar
2 Icon Bar
3 Module Monitor window
4 Product Information window
5 Event Log window
6 Faults window
7 Status Bar

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Calterm III Window, Continued

Menu Bar The pull-down menus on the menu bar are available whenever the Calterm
III window is active. If a modal application, information window or dialog
box is active, the menus from the Calterm III window are not available.

Icon Bar The Icon Bar consists of functional items that can be selected during a
module or editing session. Functional descriptions of each icon are available
when the mouse cursor is placed over the icon.

Monitor Window The Module Monitor is divided into two parts. The top section consists of
the Screen file name, Screen description, Monitor mode, Requested frequency
and Received Data statistics. The bottom section contains two panels per
screen. Each screen panel displays Parameters, Values and Units of user-
selected data using one of three modes of delivery; Request/Receive, BAM
(Broadcast Announce Message) or IDL (Internal Data Logger).

Product Information The Product Information window displays the Run Location, Calibration
Window
date or version, Calibration filename and location, Configuration date or
version, Product ID, ROM date or version, Configuration filename and
location and the Module’s BootLoader version. Fields are populated within
the Product Information window, depending upon the current mode of
operation of the Calterm III tool.

Event Log Window The Event Log window displays the Type, Source and Description of events
or messages that have occurred during a Calterm III session. The most recent
events or messages are displayed at the top of the grid during operation.

Faults Window The Faults window displays the fault code numbers, both active and inactive,
that occurs during a Module Monitor session.

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Calterm III Window, Continued
Status Bar This diagram and table describe each element of the status bar on the
Calterm III window.
1 2
Name
1 Communication Status
2 Functional Comment
3 ChangeLock Status
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Description
This area displays the current status
of a Module, Calibration or Product
session. During the start of a
session, this area displays functional
comments and progress meters.
When active the status will display,
Ready
This area provides functional
comments during a Module,
Calibration or Product session.
New to products that are GTIS 4.5
compliant, the ChangeLock Status
indicates if the Calterm III tool has
permission to make changes within
the module’s memory locations.
Calterm III must own the
ChangeLock to change parameter
values or send commands to the
module. If Calterm III owns the
ChangeLock a ‘pen’ icon is
displayed in the Task Bar. If
Calterm III does not own the
ChangeLock, a ‘pen’ with the
universal circle with a line ‘No’ icon
is displayed.
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Calterm III Window, Continued
Status Bar This diagram and table continue to describe each element of the status bar on
the Calterm III window.
1 2
Name
4 Module Security
5 Logging Status
6 Connection Status
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Description
A module calibration can be secure
or non-secure. A padlock icon in the
locked position indicates the module
is secure. A padlock icon in the
unlocked position indicates the
module is non-secure. A question
mark icon indicates the Calterm III
tool could not establish the modules
security status.
This area provides status of a
Logging session. When active the
status is set to ON. When inactive,
the status is set to OFF.
This area displays the
communication status during a
Module Monitor or Editing session.
When active, the connection
displays the communication
Protocol, Datalink information
along with an illuminated icon.
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Application Windows and Dialog Boxes

Modal Applications Modal applications are windows that shift the focus away from the Calterm
III window. The Help About window is an example of a modal application
window. Most applications and windows in Calterm III are primarily modal.
Modal applications must be completed or closed before focus can be shifted
back to the Calterm III window.

This diagram illustrates the Help About window.

Dialogs Boxes Dialog boxes are pop-up windows that do not permit the focus to be moved to
another window while remaining open. Dialog boxes may be moved, but
cannot be resized or minimized. Examples of dialog boxes include the
Product Selection dialog box, the Options dialog box, and the Calibration
Download dialog box.

This is an example of the Options dialog box.

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Keyboard Navigation

Keyboard Navigation This table outlines the specific key combinations that can be used to navigate
within the Calterm III environment.

Key Action
ALT+Mnemonic This key combination navigates to and selects or
operates a control. The mnemonic letter can be
pressed with ALT if the current focus does not
capture character input.
TAB This key moves the focus to the next control. The
order of movement is left to right and top to bottom,
unless there is a more logical order defined within
the context of the operation.
SHIFT+TAB This key combination moves the focus to the
preceding control. Order of movement is right to left
and bottom to top (which is the reverse of TAB),
unless there is a more logical order defined within
the context of the operation.
SPACEBAR This key selects or operates a command button,
radiobutton, or check box that has the focus
(equivalent to a mouse click on the control).
In a text box, combo box, or spin box, this key
inserts a space character.
Arrow Keys In a text box, these keys move the insertion point
left and right.
In a group of radiobuttons, these keys select the next
button, and wrap around at the top and bottom of the
group.
In a list box, these keys select the next item. They
stop at the top and bottom of the list.
DOWNARROW This key opens a closed dropdown list or dropdown
combo box that currently has the focus. If the
dropdown control is already open, this key navigates
within the list.

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Keyboard Navigation, Continued

Keyboard Navigation, This table continues to outline the specific key combinations that can be used
Continued
to navigate within the Calterm III environment.

Key Action
ALT+DOWNARROW These key combinations toggle the state (collapsed
ALT+UPARROW or expanded) of active dropdown lists or dropdown
combo boxes.
Alphanumeric key As a mnemonic, these keys navigate to and select or
operate controls. The mnemonic letter can be
pressed without ALT if the current focus does not
capture character input.
In a list box, these keys select the next item
beginning with the character.
If typed as first character in the text field of a combo
box, these keys scroll down the list to the first item
beginning with the character.
ENTER This key presses the default push button (typically
<OK>), if one is implemented. Otherwise, it presses
the selected command button.
ESC This key presses the <Cancel> or <Close> button.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Introduction One of the design goals of the Calterm III tool is to provide a functional
interface for all users. In certain circumstances, particularly in field
applications, it is not feasible to use a mouse. The Calterm III tool has
incorporated several keyboard shortcuts, used in Calterm II, for many of its
features and options.

Keyboard Shortcuts This table lists the keyboard shortcuts, currently available in Calterm III along
with a brief description.

Shortcut Functional Description

General Navigation
TAB Move to a different section of a window. If in the
last section of a window, the focus will be shifted to
the next window.
Arrow Keys Move to a different field within the active window.
ALT+TAB Move to the next open application.
ESC Close or Exit the Calterm III application.

Calterm III Menus

ALT+F Opens the File menu
ALT+E Opens the Edit menu
ALT+V Opens the View menu
ALT+M Opens the Monitor menu
ALT+L Opens the Logging menu
ALT+O Opens the Command menu
ALT+C Opens the Calibration menu
ALT+T Opens the Tools menu
ALT+H Opens the Help menu

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Keyboard Shortcuts, Continued

Keyboard Shortcuts, This table continues to list the keyboard shortcuts, currently available in
Continued
Calterm III along with a brief description.

Shortcuts Functional Description

Calterm III
Functions
F1 Opens the Parameter Query dialog box
F2 Saves the current Screen window
F5 Move selected parameters and tables to export
F7 Toggle run location
F8 Display address
F9 Toggle binary display
F10 Display all shortcut keys
F12 Reset Datalink
ALT+F7 Next monitor screen
SHIFT+ALT+F7 Previous monitor screen
SHIFT+F10 Display shortcut (context) menu
ALT+ Move backward between tab controls
ALT+ Move forward between tab controls
ALT+LETTER Activate the menu bar and open the corresponding
menu
ALT+P Move the focus to the location where additional
modules are added and opened
ALT+R Rotate backwards through the current screens
ALT+UPARROW Increment the selected calibration value
ALT+DOWNARROW Decrement the selected calibration value
PGUP Increment
CTRL+PGUP Move forward between tab controls
PGDN Decrement
CTRL+PGDN Move backward between tab controls

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Keyboard Shortcuts, Continued

Keyboard Shortcuts, This table continues to list the keyboard shortcuts, currently available in
Continued
Calterm III along with a brief description.

Shortcuts Functional Description

Calterm III
Functions
CTRL+A Select all the items in a particular location
CTRL+C Copy the selected items to the PC's clipboard
CTRL+H Display the tool's help file
CTRL+I Display the calibration value properties shortcut
menu
CTRL+M Toggle the Datalink communication
CTRL+O Open the dialog window to select a new
configuration file and module or calibration file
CTRL+R Rotate forwards through the current screens
CTRL+S Save the current modified calibration file, subfile, or
import/export file
CTRL+V Paste the items stored in the PC's clipboard
CTRL+X Remove the selected items and copy them to the
PC's clipboard
TAB Navigate forward within a window's parameter list
SHIFT+TAB Navigate backward within a window's parameter list
CTRL+TAB Navigate forward between two or more panes or
palettes in a window
CTRL+SHIFT+TAB Navigate backward between two or more panes or
palettes in a window
DELETE Delete/remove the selected items
ESC Close any window or pane that currently has the
focus

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Option Descriptions

Introduction The Options section permits the user to customize their Calterm III
application. There are multiple settings available in each section of the
Options dialog box. The individual settings are described in this section.

General Options This table describes each of the settings available in the General section of
the Options dialog box.

General Option Description

Auto Start Product Selection If selected, the Select Product dialog
box will open at startup. This setting
is useful if the user is primarily
concerned with Engineering ESDN
functionality.
Calibration Selection If selected, the Select Calibration
dialog box will open at startup. This
setting is useful if the user is
primarily concerned with Calibration
Editing or Calibration Hex Editing.
Module Selection If selected, the Select Module dialog
box will open at startup. This setting
is useful if the user is primarily
concerned with module
communications. Options include
running the Module Monitor, with or
without logging, Module Editing or
Module Hex Editing.
Display Switches If checked, the Switches window will
display during a Module Monitor
session.
Faults If checked, the Faults window will
display during a Module Monitor
session.

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Options- General This is the Options dialog box open to the General section.
Dialog Box

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Datalink Options This table describes each of the settings available in the Datalink section of
the Options dialog box.

Datalink Option Description

Basic Protocol Protocol options include:
J1708_16
J1708
J1939
Note: Calterm III, version 1.0
and GTIS 4.5 only support the
J1939 protocol
Adapter Adapter options include:
InLine
InLine II
RP-1210a
Softing AC-2
Softing CANCard2
Peak Systems CAN adapters
Port Port options include:
COM ports 1-8
CAN ports 1-2
Advanced Block Transfer Mode Block Transfer Mode permits
large sets of module responses to
be received at a time. In most
instances this setting should
remain active.
Auto Stop Broadcast If selected, this option will send
the Stop Broadcast command to
the module at startup.
J1939 Dest Address This option permits the user to
specify the destination address
for a module. Setting
Destination addresses is
necessary when working with
multiple module environments.

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Options- Datalink This is the Options dialog box open to the Datalink section.
Dialog Box

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Logging Options This table describes each of the settings available in the Logging section of
the Options dialog box.

Section Option Description

Logging Log Active Faults If selected, Active Faults will be
captured in the logger data file.
The data format is similar to
Calterm II and NGET.
Display Log File If selected, the Logger data file
will display after the Logger is
stopped.
Default Prefix The Default Prefix describes the
beginning string of a logger
filename. Typically, a logger
filename will contain the
beginning prefix followed by a
unique number and user-selected
file extension.
Default Format This option permits the user to
select the format type of the
logger data file. Options are:
HTML (Internet Browser)
CSV (Excel format)
TXT (ASCII format)
XML (Extensible format)
Auto Numbering This option permits the use of an
auto-numbering format to the
logger data file. Each time the
logger is started and stopped the
logger data file is incremented
by 001.
Overwrite This option permits the logger
data file to be overwritten for
each logger session.
Display SaveFile Dialog This option permits the Logger
Save As dialog box to appear
when the Logger is stopped.

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Options- Logging This is the Options dialog box open to the Logging section.
Dialog Box

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Fault Monitor Options This table describes each of the settings available in the Fault Monitor
section of the Options dialog box.

Section Option Description

Fault Show Fault Count
Monitor
Show Source Address
Show Fault Status
Fault Frequency
This option permits the Fault
Count to be included in the
Faults Information window. A
Fault count is the amount of
times a Fault has been detected
active.
This option permits the
module’s Destination Address to
be included in the Fault
Information window. This
option is especially useful when
working with an engine system
that supports multiple module
environments.
This option permits the Fault
Status to be included in the Fault
Information window. Typically,
a Fault Status will be Active or
Inactive.
This option permits the user to
set the rate for fault polling from
2 to 30 seconds. Calterm III sets
the default polling rate a 5
seconds.

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Options- This is the Options dialog box open to the Fault Monitor section.
Fault Monitor Dialog
Box

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Speed Transfer This table describes each of the settings available in the Speed Transfer
Options
section of the Options dialog box.

Section Option Description

Speed Speed Server UNC This option permits the user to
Transfer Pathname set a unique path to the SPEED
Server. Changing this option
may become necessary if not
connected to a Cummins
Domain.
Default Download Report This option permits the user to
File set the filename prefix for the
Speed Download report.
Typically, a Speed Download
report filename will contain the
beginning prefix followed by a
unique number and user-selected
file extension.
Default Upload Report File This option permits the user to
set the filename prefix for the
Speed Upload report. Typically,
a Speed Upload report filename
will contain the beginning prefix
followed by a unique number
and user-selected file extension.
Report Format This option permits the user to
select the format type for the
Speed Download and Upload
Reports. Options include:
HTML (Internet Browser)
CSV (Excel format)
ASCII (Text format)
XML (Extensible format)

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Data Monitor Options This table describes each of the settings available in the Data Monitor
section of the Options dialog box.

Section Option Description

Data Monitor Mode This option declares the global
Monitor setting when the Module
Monitor mode is initiated.
Options include,
Request/Receive (Standard),
BAM (Broadcast Announce
Message) and IDL (Internal
Data Logger)
Data Refresh Rate This option sets the rate in
which the Calterm III tool
requests parameter information
to the module.
Screen Refresh Rate This option sets the rate in
which the Module Monitor
Screen is updated.
IDL Stop Mode This option declares the data
collection method used when
stopping the IDL session.
Trigger Mode This option declares the type of
trigger used to initiate the IDL.
Options include:
Engine Speed
Road Speed
Turbo Speed
Clock
Frame
Rate Multiplier This option declares the
multiplier rate used with the
trigger device when writing data
to the IDL buffer.
Note: Rate multiplier settings
for BAM should not be less 5.

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Options- This is the Options dialog box open to the Data Monitor section.
Data Monitor Dialog
Box

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Security Options This table describes each of the settings available in the Security section of
the Options dialog box.

Section Option Description

Security Information Window/Copy The Calterm III Security
Information window provides
the data required when
requesting a User Level Access
modification. The Copy button
duplicates the entire contents of
the Information window to the
OS clipboard. This aids the user
in providing the correct
information when sending a
request through Lotus Notes or
e-mail. See the Security section
in Chapter One for additional
details.
Update Security This window provides the area
for a new activation code when
modifying the User-Level
Access or Security level. The
Apply button will dynamically
reset the Calterm III tool when
completed. It is not necessary to
restart the Calterm III tool when
applying a new Security status.

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Option Descriptions, Continued

Options- This is the Options dialog box open to the Security section.
Security
Dialog Box

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Setting Options

Introduction The Options section permits the user to customize their Calterm III
application. When options are set, they apply to all active calibration
environments. However some settings are specific to a module or static
calibration session.

Setting Options This table outlines the steps necessary for setting Calterm III options.
Step Action
1 From the Tools menu, Select Options.
Result: The Options dialog box opens at the General section.
2 Review and Modify the settings associated with the General
section.
3 From the Options window, Click on the Datalink section.
4 Review and Modify the settings associated with the Datalink
section.
5 From the Options window, Click on the Logging section.
6 Review and Modify the settings associated with the Logging
section.
7 From the Options window, Click on the Fault Monitor section.
8 Review and Modify the settings associated with the Fault
Monitor section.
9 From the Options window, Click on the Speed Transfer section.
10 Review and Modify the settings associated with the Speed
Transfer section.
11 From the Options window, Click on the Data Monitor section.
12 Review and Modify the settings associated with the Data
Monitor section.
13 From the Options window, Click on the Security section.
14 Review and Modify the settings associated with the Security
section.
15 When all the appropriate settings have been made, Click <OK>.
Result: The Options window closes customized for the user.

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Setting Options, Continued

Options- General This is the Option dialog box open to the General section.
Dialog Box

Options-Datalink This is the Options dialog box open to the Datalink section.
Dialog Box

Options-Logging This is the Options dialog box open to the Logging section.
Dialog Box

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Section 2 – Managing Calibrations

Overview

Introduction To use Calterm III, the user must declare a product and calibration
environment during the startup. After the initial startup, Calibrations can be
opened, monitored, saved, modified, compared, documented, exported,
filtered, overlaid and uploaded or downloaded to the module or SPEED
server.

Note: The term “Calibration” refers to all environments, regardless of type.

Calibration environments include module monitoring, module editing,
module hex editing, calibration editing, calibration hex editing and product
specific tasks that do not require communication to the module or an active
editing session with a static calibration.

In This Section This table outlines the topics covered in this section.

Select Module

Introduction The Calterm III tool requires the user to declare the type of calibration session
or mode to be performed. When implementing the Select Module mode, the
user can opt to start with a Module Monitor, Module Editing or a Module Hex
Editing session. Once the Module session is open, the user can move from
Monitor to Module Edit to Module Hex Edit by switching the focus from the
View menu.
This section documents the opening and configuration required to initiate a
Module Monitor session along with switching to the Module Editor and
Module Hex Editor.

Select Module at This table outlines the steps for opening and configuring a Module Monitor
Startup
session at startup along with switching the focus to the Module Editor and
Module Hex Editor.

Step Action
1 From the Windows desktop, DoubleClick the Calterm III icon.
Result: The Select Module dialog box displays provided this mode
is declared in the Auto Start section of the Options–General
dialog box.
2 Highlight the appropriate ECM product.

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3 Click <Browse> to locate the appropriate configuration file.

4 Click on the Datalink tab.
Result: The Datalink section of the Select Module dialog box
displays.
5 Verify the following options are correct.
 Protocol
 Adapter
 Port
 Block Transfer Mode
 J1939 Destination Address
 AutoStop Broadcast

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Select Module, Continued

Select Module This is an example of the Select Module dialog box open at the Products tab.
Dialog Box

Select Module This is an example of the Select Module dialog box open at the Datalink tab.
Dialog Box

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Select Module, Continued

Select Module at This table continues to outline the steps necessary for opening and
Startup, Continued
configuring a Module Monitor session at startup along with switching the
focus to the Module Editor and Module Hex Editor.

Step Action
6 When the appropriate ECM product, configuration file and
Datalink settings are correct, Click <OK>.
Result: The Calterm III application opens with the Module
Monitor active.
7 To switch from the Module Monitor to the Module Editor, from
the View menu, Select the Editor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Monitor to the
Module Editor.
8 To switch from the Module Editor to the Module Monitor, from
the View menu, Select the Monitor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Editor to the Module
Monitor.
9 To switch from the Module Monitor to the Module Hex Editor,
from the View menu, Select the Hex Editor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Monitor to the
Module Hex Editor.
10 To switch from the Module Hex Editor to the Module Monitor,
from the View menu, Select the Monitor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Hex Editor to the
Module Monitor.
11 To close the Module session, from the File menu, Select the Close
Module option.
Note: If changes have been made during the module editing or
module hex editing sessions, an information window will display
prompting the user to execute the Save Changes command to the
module.
Result: The Module session closes and displays a blank Calterm
III window.

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Select Module, Continued

Calterm III with active This diagram illustrates Calterm III window with an active Module Monitor
Module Monitor
session.

Module Editor Session This diagram illustrates an active Module Editor session.

Module Hex Editor This diagram illustrates an active Module Hex Editor session.
Session

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Select Module, Continued

Select Module after This table outlines the steps for opening and configuring a Module Monitor
Startup
session after startup along with switching the focus to the Module Editor and
Module Hex Editor.

Step Action
1 At the Calterm III window, from the File menu, Select the Open
Module option.
Result: The Select Module dialog box displays.
2 Highlight the appropriate ECM product.
3 Click <Browse> to locate the appropriate configuration file.
4 Click on the Datalink tab.
Result: The Datalink section of the Select Module dialog box
displays.
5 Verify the following options are correct.
 Protocol
 Adapter
 Port
 Block Transfer Mode
 J1939 Destination Address
 AutoStop Broadcast
6 When the appropriate ECM product, configuration file and
Datalink settings are correct, Click <OK>.
Result: The Calterm III application opens with the Module
Monitor active.

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Select Module, Continued

Select Module This is an example of the Select Module dialog box open at the Products tab.
Dialog Box

Select Module This is an example of the Select Module dialog box open at the Datalink tab.
Dialog Box

Calterm III with active This diagram illustrates Calterm III window with an active Module Monitor
Module Monitor
session.

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Select Module, Continued

Select Module after This table continues to outline the steps necessary for opening and
Startup, Continued
configuring a Module Monitor session after startup along with switching the
focus to the Module Editor and Module Hex Editor.

Step Action
7 To switch from the Module Monitor to the Module Editor, from
the View menu, Select the Editor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Monitor to the
Module Editor.
8 To switch from the Module Editor to the Module Monitor, from
the View menu, Select the Monitor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Editor to the Module
Monitor.
9 To switch from the Module Monitor to the Module Hex Editor,
from the View menu, Select the Hex Editor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Monitor to the
Module Hex Editor.
10 To switch from the Module Hex Editor to the Module Monitor,
from the View menu, Select the Monitor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Module Hex Editor to the
Module Monitor.
11 To close the Module session, from the File menu, Select the Close
Module option.
Note: If changes have been made during the module editing or
module hex editing sessions, an information window will display
prompting the user to execute the Save Changes command to the
module.
Result: The Module session closes and displays a blank Calterm
III window.

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Select Calibration

Introduction The Calterm III tool requires the user to declare the type of calibration session
or mode to be performed. When implementing the Select Calibration mode,
the user can opt to start with a Calibration Editing or Calibration Hex Editing
session. Once the Calibration session is open, the user can move from the
Calibration Editor to the Calibration Hex Editor by switching the focus from
the View menu. This section documents the opening and configuration
required to initiate a Calibration Editor session along with switching to a
Calibration Hex Editor session.

Calibration This table outlines the steps for opening and configuring a Calibration Editor
Editor at Startup
session at startup along with switching the focus to the Calibration Hex
Editor.

Step Action
1 From the Windows desktop, DoubleClick the Calterm III icon.
Result: The Select Calibration dialog box displays provided this
mode is declared in the Auto Start section of the Options–
General dialog box.
2 Highlight the appropriate ECM product.
3 From the Select a configuration file section, Click <Browse…>
to locate the appropriate configuration file.
4 From the Select a calibration file section, Click <Browse…> to
locate the appropriate calibration file.
5 When the appropriate ECM product, configuration file and
calibration files are correct, Click <OK>.
Result: The Calterm III application opens with the Calibration
Editor active.
6 To switch from the Calibration Editor to the Calibration Hex
Editor, from the View menu, Select the Hex Editor option.
Result: The focus switches from the Calibration Editor to the
Calibration Hex Editor.
7 To close the Calibration session, from the File menu, Select the
Close Calibration option.
Result: The Calibration session closes and displays a blank
Calterm III window.

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Select Calibration, Continued

Select Calibration This is an example of the Select Calibration dialog box.

Dialog Box

Select Product session This table outlines the steps for opening and configuring a Select Product
at Startup
session at startup.

Step Action
1 From the Windows desktop, DoubleClick the Calterm III icon.
Result: The Select Calibration dialog box displays provided this
mode is declared in the Auto Start section of the Options–
General dialog box.
2 Highlight the appropriate ECM product.
3 When the appropriate ECM product has been selected, Click
<OK>.
Result: The Calterm III application opens with the Select Product
session active.

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Select Product, Continued

Select Module This is an example of the Select Product dialog box open at the Products tab.
Dialog Box

Select Product session This diagram illustrates Calterm III with an active Select Product session.

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Select Product, Continued

Select Product Session This table outlines the steps for opening and configuring a Select Product
after Startup
session after startup.

Step Action
1 At the Calterm III window, from the File menu, Select the Select
Product option.
Result: The Select Product dialog box displays.
2 Highlight the appropriate ECM product.
3 When the appropriate ECM product has been selected, Click
<OK>.
Result: The Calterm III application opens with the Select Product
session active.

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Select Product, Continued

Select Module This is an example of the Select Product dialog box open at the Products tab.
Dialog Box

Select Product Session This diagram illustrates Calterm III with an active Select Product session.

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Calibration Download to Module

Introduction The Calterm III tool provides the capability to download a calibration
(software) from the computer’s storage area to specific memory locations in
the Module. Calterm III, version 1.1, only supports GTIS 4.5 calibration
software. As a result, getting the module to a GTIS 4.5 compliant state
requires multiple tools, multiple calibrations and a few additional procedures.
For more information, see in the Appendix Section D, Configuring a module
for GTIS 4.5.

Download to Module This table outlines the steps for downloading a calibration to the module.

Step Action
1 If necessary, Start an Open Module session.
Note: If a GTIS 3.8 Bootloader calibration is resident in the
module, a No Connection status will be displayed in the status bar
2 From the Calibration menu, Select the Download option.
Result: The Calibration Download Setup dialog box displays.
3 In the Module section, Select the appropriate module location from
the dropdown list.
4 In the Configuration section, Click the < …> button.
Result: The Open dialog box displays.
5 Locate the appropriate Configuration file and Click <Open>.
Result: The path and filename for the Configuration file is listed in
the Calibration Download Setup dialog box.
6 In the Calibration section, Click the < …> button.
Result: The Open dialog box displays.
7 Locate the appropriate Calibration file and Click <Open>.
Result: The path and filename for the Calibration file is listed in
the Calibration Download Setup dialog box.
8 Click <OK>.
Result: The Transfer Progress dialog box displays the status of
the download concluding with a ‘Success’ entry in the Event Log
along with the Module Monitor session restarting.

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Calibration Download to Module, Continued

Calibration Download This diagram illustrates the Calibration Download Setup dialog box.
Setup Dialog Box

Transfer Progress This diagram illustrates the Transfer Progress dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful download.
Download

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Monitoring Parameters
Overview

Introduction Calterm III provides the capability to monitor calibration data. Monitoring is
achieved when the Calterm III tool is actively communicating with a single or
multiple Electronic Control Modules. After the communication to the module
session has begun, its Screen data, Product Information, Event Log and Faults
can be monitored from the Module Monitor window located inside the
Calterm III window. In addition to module monitoring, Calterm III supports
the editing of single parameter values, hex addresses and table array vectors
located within the Module Monitor window.

In This Chapter This table outlines the sections covered in this chapter.

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Section – Monitoring Screen Data

Overview

Introduction Calterm III provides the user the capability to monitor parameters, hex
addresses and table array vectors within the Screen windows of the Module
Monitor. The screens are created by typing in the parameter name or by
searching through the Parameter Query dialog box. Calterm III provides the
user the capability to manage multiple screens and multiple screen files that
can be saved for future sessions. The default screen file for all products
selected is called Screen.scr.xml.

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor

Introduction The desired parameters, hex addresses and table array vectors to be monitored
must be selected. Parameters can be added to the Screen window by typing
the parameter name directly into a cell or by searching and selecting a
parameter in the Parameter Query dialog box.

Selecting by Direct This table outlines the steps for selecting parameters, hex addresses and table
Entry
entries to monitor by typing directly into a cell of a Screen window.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open and active.
2 Locate an open cell in the Name section of the Screen window.
3 Add the appropriate parameter, hex address, or table entry.

To Add… Move to an open cell and…

a parameter Type the Parameter name and Press
ENTER.
Result: The parameter is added in the
cell location of the Screen window. If
the module session is active, the value
and units should respond with data.
a hex address Type the Hex Address and Press
ENTER.
Result: The hex address is added in
the cell location of the Screen
window. If the module session is
active, the value and units should
respond with data.

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file to Save the Screen dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen file
save

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Selecting by Direct This table continues to outline the steps necessary for selecting parameters,
Entry, Continued
hex addresses and table entries to monitor by typing directly into a cell of a
Screen window.

Step Action
3 Continued

To Add… Move to an open cell and…

a 1D table entry Type the Parameter name for the
table, followed by a [x] and Press
ENTER.
Note: The [x] is the row number within
the table. An example of the syntax
would be: C_SOI_IMTAdvRPMX[6]
Result: The value for the seventh row,
the first position in a table is 0, of table
parameter C_SOI_IMTAdvRPMX is
added in the cell location of the Screen
window. If the module session is
active, the value and units should
respond with data.
A 3D table entry Type the Parameter name for the table,
followed by a [x,y] and Press ENTER.
Note: The [x,y] is the row number
within the table. An example of the
syntax would be:
C_SOI_IMTAdvTbl[4:6]
Result: The value for the fifth row and
seventh column, the first position in a
table is 0, of table parameter
C_SOI_IMTAdvTbl is added in the cell
location of the Screen window. If the
module session is active, the value and
units should respond with data.

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Calterm III window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file to Save the Screen dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen file
save

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Selecting by Direct This table continues to outline the steps necessary for selecting parameters,
Entry, Continued
hex addresses and table entries to monitor by typing directly into a cell of a
Screen window.

Step Action
4 To change a parameter, hex address or table array vector’s
value, from the value field, Type a new value and Press
ENTER.
Result: If successful, the new value is resident in the module’s
memory and displays on the Screen. If the new value is not
displayed, the Module Monitor session may not be active, it
exceeds the minimum or maximum value or the Calterm III
tool does not own the ChangeLock (Permission to write to the
module).
5 To change the Screen window’s title, Double-Click in the
Title window, Type a new name and Press ENTER.
Result: The Screen window’s title name has been changed.
6 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or
from the Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or
Save As Screen File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
7 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
8 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be
recalled at a later Calterm III session.

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Calterm III window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file to Save the Screen dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen file
save

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Selecting Using This table outlines the steps for selecting parameters to monitor by searching
Parameter Query
and selecting using the Parameter Query (F1) dialog box.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open and active.
2 Highlight an open cell in the Name section of the Monitor
window and Press <F1>.
Result: The Parameter Query dialog box is displayed. The
parameter search can be completed by searching manually through
the parameter list or by utilizing the Query String search utility
3 Search for the parameter.

To search… Then…
Manually Scroll through the list and locate
the desired parameter.
Highlight the parameter and Click
<OK>.
Result: The Parameter Query
dialog box closes and the
parameter is added to the Monitor
window.
Using the Query String Type a character string in the
application Query String box and Click
<Query>.
Result: The parameters and
comments that match the string are
displayed.
In the query results, Locate the
parameter name. Highlight it and
Click <OK>.
Result: The Parameter Query
dialog box closes and the
parameter is added to the Monitor
window.

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Parameter Query (F1) This diagram illustrates the Parameter Query (F1) dialog box.
Dialog Box

Parameter Query (F1) This diagram illustrates the Parameter Query (F1) dialog box after a Query
After Query Execution
has been executed.

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Selecting Using This table continues to outline the steps for selecting parameters to monitor
Parameter Query,
Continued by searching and selecting using the Parameter Query (F1) dialog box.

Step Action
4 To change a parameter, hex address or table array vector’s value,
from the value field, Type a new value and Press ENTER.
Result: If successful, the new value is resident in the module’s
memory and displays on the Screen. If the new value is not
displayed, the Module Monitor session may not be active, it
exceeds the minimum or maximum value or the Calterm III tool
does not own the ChangeLock (Permission to write to the module).
5 To change the Screen window’s title, Double-Click in the Title
window, Type a new name and Press ENTER.
Result: The Screen window’s title name has been changed.
6 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or from
the Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or Save As
Screen File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
7 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
8 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be recalled
at a later Calterm III session.

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Selecting Parameters to Monitor, Continued

Calterm III window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen file
save

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Deleting Parameters

Introduction The Calterm III tool permits the user to delete parameters within a Screen
window. The user can directly delete the parameter or type in a new
parameter in the same cell location.

Deleting a Parameter This table outlines the steps for deleting a parameter from the Monitor
window.

Step Action
1 Select the parameter to remove.

To…
Delete the parameter
Replace the parameter
Then…
Select the parameter, and
Press the DELETE key.
Result: The parameter is
removed from the Screen
window.
Select the parameter cell,
Type a new parameter name
and Press ENTER.
Result: The original
parameter is deleted and
replaced with the new
parameter on the Monitor
window.

2 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or from the
Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or Save As Screen
File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
3 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
4 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be recalled
at a later Calterm III session.

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Deleting Parameters, Continued

Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen File
Save

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Organizing Parameters

Introduction The Calterm III tool permits the user to manipulate parameters within a
Screen window. The user can copy, cut, paste, or drag and drop parameters
from one cell to another cell.

Copying a Parameter This table outlines the steps for copying a parameter from one cell location
and pasting it to another cell location within the Module Monitor window.

Step Action
1 On the Module Monitor window copy and paste the parameter.

To copy and paste using… Then…

Keyboard shortcuts
The Context menu
Select the parameter and
Press CTRL+C.
Result: The parameter is
copied onto the clipboard.
Select a new cell and Press
CTRL+V.
Result: The copied parameter
is pasted into the selected cell.
Select the parameter and
RightClick the mouse.
Result: The Context menu
displays.
From the menu, Select the
Copy option.
Result: The parameter is
copied onto the clipboard.
Select a new cell and
RightClick the mouse.
Result: The Context menu
displays.
From the menu, Select the
Paste option.
Result: The copied parameter
is pasted into the selected cell.

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Organizing Parameters, Continued

Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen File
Save

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Organizing Parameters, Continued

Copying a Parameter, This table continues to outline the steps for copying a parameter from one cell
Continued
location and pasting it to another cell location within the Module Monitor
window.

Step Action
2 To view the properties for a parameter, locate the Parameter
Name, RightClick the mouse and Select the Properties option.
Result: The Detailed Properties dialog box for the parameter
opens.
3 Click <OK> to close the dialog box.
4 To change a parameter, hex address or table array vector’s value,
from the value field, Type a new value and Press ENTER.
Result: If successful, the new value is resident in the module’s
memory and displays on the Screen. If the new value is not
displayed, the Module Monitor session may not be active, it
exceeds the minimum or maximum value or the Calterm III tool
does not own the ChangeLock (Permission to write to the module).
5 To change the Screen window’s title, Double-Click in the Title
window, Type a new name and Press ENTER.
Result: The Screen window’s title name has been changed.
6 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or from
the Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or Save As
Screen File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
7 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
8 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be recalled
at a later Calterm III session.

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Organizing Parameters, Continued

Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen File
Save

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Cutting a Parameter This table outlines the steps for cutting a parameter from one cell location and
pasting it to another cell location within the Module Monitor window.
Step
1 On the Module Monitor window cut and paste the parameter.
To cut and paste using…
Keyboard shortcuts
The Context menu
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Action
Then…
Select the parameter and
Press CTRL+X.
Result: The parameter is
copied onto the clipboard and
removed from the Monitor
window.
Select a new cell and Press
CTRL+V.
Result: The copied parameter
is pasted into the selected cell.
Select the parameter and
RightClick the mouse.
Result: The Context menu
displays.
Select the Cut option.
Result: The parameter is
copied onto the clipboard and
removed from the Monitor
window.
Select a new cell and
RightClick the mouse.
Result: The Context menu
displays.
Select the Paste option.
Result: The copied parameter
is pasted into the selected cell.
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Organizing Parameters, Continued

Calterm III window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen file
save

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Organizing Parameters, Continued

Cutting a Parameter, This table continues to outline the steps for cutting a parameter from one cell
Continued
location and pasting it to another cell location within the Module Monitor
window.

Step Action
2 To view the properties for a parameter, locate the parameter
name, RightClick the mouse and Select the Properties option.
Result: The Detailed Properties dialog box for the parameter
opens.
3 Click <OK> to close the dialog box.
4 To change a parameter, hex address or table array vector’s value,
from the value field, Type a new value and Press ENTER.
Result: If successful, the new value is resident in the module’s
memory and displays on the Screen. If the new value is not
displayed, the Module Monitor session may not be active, it
exceeds the minimum or maximum value or the Calterm III tool
does not own the ChangeLock (Permission to write to the module).
5 To change the Screen window’s title, Double-Click in the Title
window, Type a new name and Press ENTER.
Result: The Screen window’s title name has been changed.
6 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or from
the Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or Save As
Screen File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
7 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
8 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be recalled
at a later Calterm III session.

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Organizing Parameters, Continued

Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen File
Save

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Managing Screens

Introduction The Calterm III tool provides the user with the capability to create and utilize
multiple Monitor screens. The use of multiple monitor screens can be
beneficial when the user is responsible for maintaining several engine
programs or wants to set screens for monitoring, logging, diagnostics, fueling
and timing overrides, etc. This section will document how to add, delete,
modify and save multiple screens within a single screen file name. In addition
this section will include the process involved in managing multiple screen file
names with a single Product ID.

Add a Screen This table outlines the steps to add a screen to an existing Screen file name.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open and active and the
appropriate screen file name is loaded on the Calterm III window.
2 Use the shortcut, ALT+F7 to move to the last screen within the
screen file.
3 From the Monitor menu, Select the Add Screen option.
Result: A new blank Screen displays.
4 Add parameters to the Screen window by direct entry or through
the Parameter Query (F1) dialog box.
5 To change the Screen window’s title, Double-Click in the Title
window, Type a new name and Press ENTER.
Result: The Screen window’s title name has been changed.
6 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or from
the Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or Save As
Screen File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
7 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
8 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be recalled
at a later Calterm III session.

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Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window after a new screen has been
with New Screen
added to a Screen file name.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen File
Save

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Delete a Screen This table outlines the steps to delete a screen from an existing Screen file
name.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open and active and the
appropriate screen file name is loaded on the Calterm III window.
2 Use the shortcut, ALT+F7 to move to the appropriate screen for
deleting.
3 From the Monitor menu, Select the Delete Screen option.
Result: The current screen is deleted and replaced with the next
available screen.
4 To Save the Screen window to file, Press F2, Ctrl+F2 or from
the Monitor menu, Select the Save Screen File… or Save As
Screen File… option.
Result: The Select a screen file dialog box displays.
5 Type in a unique name or Select the default screen filename,
Screen.scr.xml.
6 When the appropriate entry has been made, Click <Save>.
Result: The Screen window file has been saved and can be recalled
at a later Calterm III session.

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Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen Monitoring session.

Select a Screen File This diagram illustrates the Select a screen file dialog box.
Dialog Box

Event Log after a This diagram illustrates the Event Log after a successful Screen file save.
Successful Screen File
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Alternative Units

Introduction The Calterm III tool provides the user with the capability to display and edit
parameter, hex address and table vector entries using alternative units.
Switching to alternative units is handled through the View menu from the
Calterm III window. When the switch from default units to hexadecimal or
binary occurs, the Module Monitor window will translate the associated value
for each parameter accordingly. The user has the option to monitor or edit the
parameter, hex address or table vector entry as they see fit.
Note: This functionality is also available in the Editor application(s).

Using Alternative This table outlines the steps to display and edit using alternative units during
Units
a Module Monitor session.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open and active and the
appropriate screen file name is loaded on the Calterm III window.
2 Use the shortcut, ALT+F7 to move to the appropriate screen for
implementing the alternative units’ functionality.
3 To change from Decimal to Hex, from the View menu, Select the
Hex option.
Result: The current screen’s parameters, hex addresses and table
array vector values are displayed in Hex.
4 To change from Hex to Binary, from the View menu, Select the
Binary option.
Result: The current screen’s parameters, hex addresses and table
array vector values are displayed in Binary format.
5 To change a parameter, hex address or table array vector’s value,
from the value field, Type a new value and Press ENTER.
Result: If successful, the new value resident in the module’s
memory and displays on the Module Monitor Screen.
6 To Save the changes to the modules memory, from the
Commands menu, Select the Save Changes option.
Result: The Save Changes command is sent to the module. After a
few seconds, a Success/Failure response will appear in the Event
Log.

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Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen: Monitoring session with values displayed in Hex format.
Hex Format

Calterm III Window This diagram illustrates the Calterm III window during an active Module
with Active Module
Monitor Screen: Monitoring session with values displayed in Binary format.
Binary Format

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Monitoring Product Information

Monitoring Product Information

Introduction The Product Information window displays a list of specific module,

calibration and product specific information for the current Calterm III
session. The fields populated in the Product Information window are
dependant upon the mode of operation, Module mode, Calibration mode or
Product mode.

Monitoring Product This table outlines the steps for monitoring the product information window.
Information

Step Action
1 On the Calterm III window, from the File menu, Select the
appropriate Open session, Module, Calibration or Product option.
Result: The Product Information window displays and updates
accordingly to the session mode selected.
2 Review the current Product Information window.

Run Location For GTIS 4.5 products, the options

include Application or Boot when in
Module mode.
Cal Date/Ver. The calibration date or version
Cal File The name and path for the calibration
file. Used during a Calibration session.
Config Date/Ver. The configurations file date or version.
Product ID The current Product ID.
ROM Date/Ver. The current ROM date or version. Used
during Module session.
Config File The name and path for the current
configuration file.
BootLoaderVers The current BootLoader version.

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Product Information This is an example of the Product Information window during a Module
Window during a
Module session Monitor session.

Product Information This is an example of the Product Information window with the mouse-over
Window with Mouse-
Over Feature feature listing the full path and file name for the configuration file.

Product Information This is an example of the Product Information window during a Calibration
Window during a
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Monitoring the Event Log

Monitoring the Event Log

Introduction The Event Log window displays information during the course of a Calterm
III session. The Event Log captures and displays Success/Failure messages
along with general information during the course of a session. The Event Log
can be cleared or saved to file. The Event Log, like several other Calterm III
applications, contains a Context (Right-Click) menu. Additional functionality
for the Event Log is contained in the Context menu. By default, the Event
Log is cleared every time the Calterm III tool is started.

Monitoring the Event This table outlines the steps for monitoring the Event Log window.
Log

Step Action
1 On the Calterm III window, from the File menu, Select the
appropriate Open session, Module, Calibration or Product option.
Result: The Event Log window displays and updates accordingly
to the session mode selected. The most recent events or messages
are displayed on the top grid location in the Event Log window.
2 To access the Event Log context menu, place the mouse cursor on
the appropriate entry in the Event Log and Right-Click.
Result: The Event Log menu opens.
4 From the Event Log menu, Select the Properties option.
Result: The Event Properties dialog box opens documenting
detailed information on the entry selected.
5 From the Event Log menu, Select the Save Event Log As…
option.
Result: The Save Event Log As… dialog box opens.
6 Type a name for the Event Log file and Click <Save>.
Note: By default, the Event Log will append EventLog.xml to the
end of the user entry.
7 To clear all entries in the Event Log, from the Event Log menu,
Select the Clear All Events option.
8 Click on the appropriate button to close the dialog box.

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Event Log Window This diagram illustrates the Event Log window.

Event Properties This diagram illustrates the Event Properties dialog box.
Information Window

Save Event This diagram illustrates the Save ‘Event Log’ As dialog box.
Log As
Dialog Box

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Monitoring Faults
Monitoring Faults

Introduction The Faults window displays active and inactive faults during the course of a
specific Module Monitoring session. The module must be actively connected
and the Monitor on before the Faults window will update data to the screen.

Monitoring Faults This table outlines the steps for monitoring and modifying Faults window
information.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open and active.
2 On the Calterm III window, Locate the Faults window.
Note: The blinking number on the Faults window banner indicates
the rate that Faults are being polled from the module.
3 Review the current Faults window

Type Description
Blinking Numbers The blinking numbers represent Active
Faults during the current Module
Monitor session
Solid Numbers The solid numbers represent Inactive
Faults during the current Module
Monitor session

4 To display the Fault options, Locate the appropriate Fault number

and RightClick the mouse.
Result: The Fault Preference dialog box opens. The checkmarks
denote the active options set in the Options-Faults setup.
5 To view the Fault Information window, Locate the appropriate
Fault number and DoubleClick the mouse.
Result: The Fault Information dialog box opens.
6 To Close the Fault Information dialog box, Click <OK>.

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Fault Window This is an example of the Fault Monitor window during polling to the
module.

Fault Preferences This is an example of the Fault Preferences dialog box.

Dialog Box

Fault Information This is an example of the Fault Information dialog box.

Dialog Box

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Fault Window This is an example of the Fault Monitor window during polling to the
module.

Fault Preferences This is an example of the Fault Preferences window.

Dialog Box

Fault Monitor Window This is an example of the Faults Monitor window when selected Faults have
During Blocked
been blocked.

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Logger

In This Chapter This table outlines the sections covered in this chapter.

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Setting Logger Options

Setting Logger Options

Introduction To create a meaningful logging session and create the flexibility the customer
wants in a logging tool then certain optional settings are necessary. External
and Internal Logger data file options are set in Calterm III Options dialog
box at the Logging section. Considering that Logging is directly tied to the
Module Monitor session, additional settings are required in the Calterm III
Options dialog box at the Data Monitor section.

Setting Logger Options This table outlines the steps for setting Logger Data file options.

Step Action
1 Verify a Module Monitor session is open.
2 Verify the Module Monitor is not running. If updating parameter
values on the Module Monitor Screen window, then from the
Monitor menu, Select the Stop option.
Result: The Module Monitor session is open but the Module Data
Monitor is not running.
3 From the Tools menu, Select the Options item.
Result: The Options dialog box displays.
4 In the Options dialog box, Click on the Logging option.

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Options-Logging This diagram illustrates the Options dialog box open at the Logging section.
Dialog Box

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Setting Logger This table continues to outline the steps necessary for setting Logger Data file
Options, Continued
options.

Step Action
5 Review and modify the Options for the Logging section.

Setting Description
Log Active If checked on, the active faults will be
Faults included in the logger data file.
Display Log If checked on, the logger data file will
File display in the default viewer for the format
type selected at the conclusion of each
logger session.
Default Prefix The Default Prefix is the beginning of the
Logger data filename and appended with
_000.Log.UserFormat. The _000 is an
auto-incrementing number. The Log is for
logger data files and the UserFormat is the
logger data type selected in the Default
Format section.
Default Format Calterm III supports data file outputs in the
following formats: HTML, CSV (Default),
TXT and XML.
Auto If turned on, the logger data filename will
Numbering auto-increment at the conclusion of each
logger session.
Overwrite If selected, the logger data filename will
remain the same for each logger session

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Options-Logging This diagram illustrates the Options dialog box open at the Logging section.
Dialog Box

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Setting Logger This table continues to outline the steps necessary for setting Logger Data file
Options, Continued
options.

Step Action
5 Review and modify the Options for the Logging section.
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Setting Description
Prompt for Only available when the Overwrite option
Overwrite is turned on, prompting the user to save to a
new filename.
Display Save If turned on, the Windows Save As dialog
File Dialog box will open after each logger session.

6 When all of the appropriate changes have been made, Click <OK>
Result: The Logger options are saved.

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Options-Logging This diagram illustrates the Options dialog box open at the Logging section.
Dialog Box

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Section - Manual Logger

Manual Logger

Introduction Manual logging records the values of a specific set of parameter values, hex
address values, table vector values and optional active fault codes over time.
The starting and stopping of recording data to file, along with the frequency
of data sampling is all under the control of the user. Manual logging uses the
Module Data Monitor’s Request/Receive mode. The Logger options give the
user the capability to set frequency, display, formatting and presentation of
logger data all within a single recording session.

Manual Logging This table outlines the steps to configure and run a Manual Logger session.

Step Action

1 Before the Manual Logger is initiated, it may be necessary to

change the Data Monitor options. At the Calterm III window,
from the File menu, Select the Close Module option.
Result: The Module session is closed.
2 At the Calterm III window, from the Tools menu, Select the
Options item.
Result: The Options dialog box opens.
3 In the Options dialog box, Click on the Data Monitor option.
Result: The Options dialog box opens to the Data Monitor section.
4 From the Monitor Mode section, Verify that Request/Receive
mode is selected.
5 From the Data Refresh Rate section, Type in the appropriate value
along with units.
Note: The number and units selected is the frequency the Calterm
III tool will Request parameter data, located on the current Module
Monitor Screen, to the module.
6 From the Screen Refresh Rate section, Type in the appropriate
value along with units.
Note: The number and units selected is the frequency the Calterm
III tool will update the Module Monitor Screen.

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Options-Data Monitor This diagram illustrates the Options dialog box open to the Data Monitor
Dialog Box
section.

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Manual Logging, This table continues to outline the steps necessary to configure and run a
Continued
Manual Logger session.

Step Action
7 After all the appropriate changes have been made to the Options-
Data Monitor section, Click <OK>.
8 At the Calterm III window, from the File menu, Select the Open
Module option and follow the instructions.
9 Verify the Module Data Monitor is running. If not, from the
Monitor menu, Select the Start option or Click on the Start Data
Monitoring icon.
Result: Parameter values are updated in the Module Data
Monitor Screen window.
10 Verify the appropriate parameters are displayed on the current
Screen window. If not, move to the appropriate Screen window
and Add or Delete parameters to the current screen.
11 When all of the appropriate parameters are displayed, from the
Logging menu, Select the Start option or Click the Start Logging
icon.
Result: The logger starts and the Logging Indicator in the Task Bar
(bottom) displays with an ON status.
12 To stop the Logger session, from the Logging menu, Select the
Stop option or Click the Stop Logging icon.
Result: The Logger stops and the Save As dialog box may open.
(See Options-Logger dialog box)
13 From the Save As dialog box, Select a new Logger Data filename
or elect to keep the Default Logger Data filename.
14 When the appropriate Logger Data filename has been set, Click
<Save>.
Result: The Logger Data file may open in the default viewer for
the selected file type. (See Options-Logger dialog box)
15 Review and Close the Logger Data file.

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Task Bar with Logging This diagram illustrates the Task Bar during a Manual Logging session.
ON

Logging Save As This diagram illustrates the Save As dialog box.

Dialog Box

Logger Data File This diagram illustrates the Logger Data file in TXT format.

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