C32 MCS 3 Display

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Product: MARINE ENGINE

Model: C32 MARINE ENGINE SDN
Configuration: C32 Marine Engine SDN00001-UP
Systems Operation
Marine Engine and Genset Control Panel IIIB
Media Number -M0070544-01 Publication Date -01/10/2017 Date Updated -16/10/2017
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Menu Settings
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Illustration 1 g06084586
(1) Settings
(2) Screen backlight
(3) Logs and counters
(4) Help
The menu options are separated into four main sections. Selecting an icon will navigate to that
section. Once in the section, select an icon to either toggle the function or navigate to a submenu.
Settings (1)
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(5) Mode
(6) Start Disabled
(7) Starter Mode
(8) Prelube Override
(9) Button Beep
(10) Language
(11) Units
(12) Wallpaper
(13) Engine Overspeed Test
(14) Connect a PC
(15) Administration
(16) Interface Design
(17) Fuel Priming
Mode (5)
Depending on the configuration of the DCU, some of the following modes will be available.
Locked to Input - As shipped from the

factory, the MGCP IIIB is programmed to
control the DCU mode using the ECS. The
mode cannot be changed from the menu. If
the panel configuration has been changed,
the options below may be available.
Local - Only local operation is allowed.
Manual or Remote - Remote operation is

allowed. Local operation is allowed only if
enabled in the configuration.
Automatic - Automatic and remote

operation is allowed. Local operation is
allowed if enabled in the configuration.
Emergency - All overridable shutdowns

will become alarms. Overspeed is never
overridable. Other shutdowns, such as "Oil
Pressure", may be configured as non-
overridable. Local, remote, and automatic
operations are allowed.
Harbor - Shutdowns are not overridden.

Remote operation is allowed. Local
operation is allowed if enabled in the
configuration.
Modes and Engine Application
The engine application set in the configuration determines the modes that will be available. Refer to
Table 1.
Table 1
Engine Applications and Available Modes
Engine Application Available Modes
Auxiliary Local, Manual, Automatic
Combined Local, Emergency, Harbor
Emergency Local, Emergency
Propulsion Local, Remote
Start Disabled (6)
Select the "Start Disabled" icon to toggle the function between "Active" and "Inactive".
Start Disabled is active
Start Disabled is inactive
Starter Mode (7)
The panel is configured for one starter as shipped from the factory. An optional starter selector switch
may be installed.
The panel may be configured to allow starter selection from the Start Screen. This configuration
allows starter selection from a remote panel as well.
If multiple starters are configured, selecting the "Starter Mode" icon will navigate to a submenu. The
new mode can be selected in the submenu. The number indicates which starter will be used for the
first start attempt of an Auto Start cycle.
Note: The Auto Start cycle is not a local or remote start. The Auto Start cycle is only a single cycle.
Electric
Air
Electric then air
Air then electric
Electric and air
Prelube Override (8)
Prelube Override is active or not

available
Prelube Override is inactive
Note: By default, Prelube Override is not enabled in the configuration.
Button Beep (9)
Button beep enabled
Button
beep
disabled
Language (10)
The display can be configured to show the following languages:
• English
• French
• Spanish
• Italian
• German
• Dutch
• Russian
• Norwegian
• Simplified Chinese
• Japanese
• Portuguese
• Vietnamese
• Korean
Units (11)
Changing the units will affect the display gauges and web tool settings. Alarm set points will
automatically convert.
US units
Metric units
Wallpaper (12)
(18) Instrument
(19) Menu
(20) Popup
The wallpaper can be customized for the screens seen in Illustration 3. There are several preinstalled
wallpapers that may be selected. One wallpaper can be uploaded by the user using a USB drive or the
web tool.
Engine Overspeed Test (13)
Engine Overspeed Test Active
Engine Overspeed Test Inactive
Placing the DCU into "Engine Overspeed Test" will lower the overspeed setting to 95% of the rated
speed. Once the engine is started and the test is completed, the overspeed setting will return to normal.
The "Overspeed Test" can be canceled by selecting the "Engine Overspeed Test" icon again.
Connect a PC (14)
Connecting to a PC
(20) DHCP server not enabled
(21) DHCP server enabled
(22) Changing the Start IP
The DCU has a DHCP server to allow connection to a computer for configuration. The DHCP server
is turned off by default to prevent networking issues. Use the following steps to enable the DHCP
server:
1. Select the "Connect a PC" icon (14) to open the screen seen in Illustration 4.
2. Select the "Enabled" box and press the "OK" button. The DHCP server is enabled for 10
minutes.
Note: If necessary, the "Start IP" and "End IP" values can be changed.
Administration (15)
A password is required to enter the Administration menu. The factory default password is "1234".
Refer to Illustration 5.
If the user does not know the password, enter a 4-digit number and record the encrypted key reported
by the DCU. Contact the Caterpillar DSN to recover the password.
Administration submenus
The following submenus for the Administration menu are covered in the subsequent sections:
• Password configuration
• Configuration files
• Interface design
• Automatic start/stop configuration
• Miscellaneous
• SDU 410
• SDU 404
• PAM
• Engine manufacturer/type
• Prelube configuration
• Hardware configuration
• Service interval configuration
• I/O configuration
Password configuration
This menu allows the user to change the DCU password. The user will need to know the current
password. Use the following steps to change the DCU password:
1. Select "Password Configuration".
2. Press "OK". Enter the current password.
Note: The factory default password is "1234". If this password does not work and the user does
not know the current password, enter any 4-digit number and press "OK". The DCU will
provide a 5-digit encrypted code that can be translated into the current password by the DSN of
the user.
3. Press "OK". Enter the new password.
4. Press "OK". Enter the new password again for verification.
Note: This password is the same password used for the web tool.
Configuration files
If changes have been made to the DCU configuration since the last configuration file was loaded, save
the current configuration using a USB drive or the web tool.
To save the current configuration using a USB, refer to the following steps:
1. Plug a USB drive into the USB port on the back of the DCU.
2. Enter the DCU password.
3. Select "Copy Configuration File".
Note: Copying a configuration file will overwrite any file on the USB drive with the name
"current_config.cfg".
To save the current configuration using the web tool, use the following steps:
1. Connect a laptop to the DCU.
2. Open the web tool.
3. Select "DCU". Select "File" and "Save File as...".
4. Save the file to the laptop.
Load file icons
(23) Load Factory Default
(24) Load User File
(25) Delete User File
To load a factory or user file, use the following steps:
Loading a factory or user file
1. Select either the "Load Factory Default" (23) or the "Load User File" (24) icon.
2. Select "Load available config" to open the list of available files.
3. Select the desired file. The DCU will automatically navigate back to the "Load Configuration"
screen.
4. Touch the "Load" button to load the file.
Note: Only files that have been uploaded by the user can be deleted. Factory default configurations
cannot be deleted.
Interface design (16)
This option is available from the main menu. Refer to the "Interface Design" section for more
information.
Automatic start/stop configuration
"Automatic Start/Stop Config" is available when the "Auto Mode" switch is closed and the DCU is
not in "Local" mode.
Use the up and down buttons to select the desired parameter to be changed. Press the "Select" soft key
to change the value.
Miscellaneous
There are several selections under the "Miscellaneous" section. If the selection name is not followed
by an ellipsis, the value can be toggled using the "Select" soft key.
The following selections are covered in the subsequent sections:
• Fuel consumption
• Speed relays
• Configure engine hours
• CANopen configuration
• CANbus red lamp severity
• Network configuration
Use the up and down buttons to select the desired parameter to be changed. Press the "Select" soft key
to change the value.
Table 2
Constant Parameter
X Nominal Consumption measured in l/hr (from Engine Datasheet)
Y Nominal Boost Pressure measured in bar (from Engine Datasheet)
Z Idle/No-load Constant measured in l/hr (Multiply by RPM to get consumption)
The "Tab" soft key is used to select a relay. Use the up and down buttons to select the "Enabled"
checkbox. The "Toggle" soft key will activate the checkbox.
Use the up and down buttons to a select a value. Press the "Edit" soft key to change the value.
Use the up and down buttons to select a value. The "Edit" soft key is used to change the value.
Table 3
Available Baud Rates (kbps) Available Node IDs
125
250
500 1 - 127 (1)
800
1000
(1)
Node ID "0" is reserved for broadcast.
Table 4
Red Lamp Severity Description
Disabled Disable CANbus/J1939 DM1 Red Lamp Severity
Alarm Treat CANbus/J1939 DM1 Red Lamp as Alarm
Shutdown Treat CANbus/J1939 DM1 Red Lamp as Shutdown
(26) Must match remote panel (RP) settings
(27) Must be unique for each DCU
The network connection is used to communicate to systems outside the control panel such as remote
panels (RP), computers, and SCADA systems. Each DCU on the network must have a unique IP
address. The last two numbers of the IP address are used by the remote panel to indicate the engine
number. The factory default address is 192.168.0.101. The first three numbers must match the
numbers of the remote panels on the network to ensure proper communication. Select a number under
"Change IP" to change the IP. Select "OK" to update the address.
SDU 410
The SDU 410 can be configured from the Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Select "Version" to show the firmware currently on the SDU. Viewing the current software version is
useful in Troubleshooting.
The "Tab" soft key is used to select a speed sensor. Use the up and down buttons to select a value.
Press the "Edit" soft key to change the value.
Highlight the "Switch" menu selection and press the "Select" soft key to expand the list of switches.
An "E" is an indication that the switch is enabled.
Use the up and down buttons to select a switch. Press the "Select" soft key to edit the settings for that
switch.
Note: The name of the switch cannot be changed from the Graphical User Interface (GUI), but the
other settings can be modified.
If the channel is noted as password protected, changes cannot be made from the GUI.
Buzzer Off - Disables the onboard buzzer.
Disable Coil Fault - Disables the speed sensor coil fault detection.
Selecting the DCU to SDU option applies the DCU configuration file settings to the SDU. This
setting is the usual option.
Selecting the SDU to DCU option applies the locally stored settings in the SDU to the DCU
configuration file. This option can be used when the DCU has been replaced and does not have the
correct SDU settings stored.
SDU 404
Update DCU to SDU - Selecting the DCU to SDU option applies the DCU configuration file settings
to the SDU. This setting is the usual option.
Update SDU to DCU - Selecting the SDU to DCU option applies the locally stored settings in the
SDU to the DCU configuration file. This option can be used when the DCU has been replaced and
does not have the correct SDU settings stored.
PAM
The parameters listed below can be modified using the Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• L1 Voltage
• L2 Voltage
• L3 Voltage
• L1 Current
• L2 Current
• L3 Current
• Power Factor
• Frequency
• Active Power
• Inductive Power
• Capacitive Power
• Reactive Power
• Apparent Power
• Voltage L1-L2
• Voltage L2-L3
• Voltage L3-L1
Selecting the DCU to PAM option applies the DCU configuration file settings to the PAM. This
setting is the usual option.
Selecting the PAM to DCU option applies the locally stored settings in the PAM to the DCU
configuration file. This option can be used when the DCU has been replaced and does not have the
correct PAM settings stored.
Engine manufacturer/type
The engine manufacturer and type can only be changed by using the web tool.
Prelube configuration
Use the up and down buttons to select a value. Press the "Edit" soft key to change the value.
Hardware configuration
Use the up and down buttons to select an external module. Press the "Toggle" soft key to toggle the
module off and on.
Service interval configuration
The "Tab" soft key is used to select a service interval. Use the up and down buttons to select a value.
Press the "Edit" soft key to change the interval.
I/O configuration
Most I/O channels can be configured from the Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Interface Design (16)
The "Interface Design" option allows the user to create pages for display.
Note: The pages created with the web tool are not accessible from the panel. The pages created on the
panel are available for editing in the web tool.
Refer to the following steps to create a page template.
1. Highlight the "Interface Design" icon (16) and press the "OK" soft key.
Note: The "Interface Design" icon is also available from the administration menu.
2. Press the "Insert New" soft key to begin. Use the up and down buttons to select the desired
template. Once the desired template is shown, press the "Save" soft key to create the page.
3. Use the soft keys at the bottom of the screen to delete or reset a page that has been created.
4. Use the up or down buttons to select the page you would like to modify. Press the "Slot Design"
soft key to begin editing the page.
5. Press the "Edit View" soft key once the page is in editing mode.
6. Select the slot to modify by using the up and down buttons.
7. Press the "Pick Signal" soft key.
8. Select the desired signal by using the up and down buttons. Press the "OK" soft key.
Note: The signals are not in alphabetical order. The signals are listed in the order of activation
with the newest at the top of the list.
9. The DCU will return to the editing page. Press the "Edit View" soft key to change more slots.
Press the "Return" soft key to return to the previous screen.
Available templates
The available templates correspond to the same templates available in the web tool. Not all templates
are available in the Graphical User Interface (GUI) of the panel.
Template 1. Web tool layout (top) and MECP IIIB and MGCP IIIB GUI (bottom).
Template 6. Web tool layout only.
Template 19. Web tool layout (top) and MECP IIIB and MGCP IIIB GUI (bottom). Enumerated widgets only.
Template 22. Exhaust Gas Temperature for web tool layout only.
Template 24. Web tool layout (top) and MECP IIIB and MGCP IIIB GUI (bottom). Value widgets only.
Fuel Priming (17)
The DCU can activate an engine fuel priming pump before starting the engine.
Screen Backlight (2)
(28) 10% brightness

(29) 50% brightness
(30) 100% brightness
(31) Automatic
There are three options for the screen backlight brightness level. Refer to Illustration 61.
Logs and Counters (3)
(32) Counters
(33) Event Log
(34) Engine Service Interval
Counters (32)
The "Counters" screen shows accumulated totals for the information seen in Illustration 63. These
counters can be reset.
Event Log (33)
The "Event Log" screen shows all events in the DCU history. These events include, but are not
limited, to the following:
• Warnings, alarms, derates, and shutdowns
• Buttons pressed and switches
• Power on
The "Event Log" screen shows all events. The newest event is displayed first. The soft keys at the
bottom of the screen allow the user to sort events. The different filters are as follows:
• Oldest
• Most Recent
• Most Severe
• Least Severe
• Count
(35) Occurred
(36) Acknowledged
Selecting an event will expand the entry to show more information. Refer to Illustration 65.
Note: Time is displayed in engine hours.
Engine Service Interval (34)
Up to four service intervals may be activated in the DCU. Refer to Illustration 66.
Help (4)
(37) Troubleshooting
(38) Version Information
(39) Engine ECM Information
Troubleshooting (37)
(40) Supply
(41) Switch
(42) 4 - 20 mA
(43) PT100
(44) Communication
(45) J1939 Nodes

(46) Output
(47) MK-14 Output
(48) Input
(49) Run Sources
(50) Start Conditions
(51) Button Test
There are Troubleshooting menus for the DCU and each connected device. Only the DCU
Troubleshooting menus are shown in Illustration 68.
Note: Connected devices have similar menus to the DCU.
The Troubleshooting screens show several useful pieces of information. Only the inputs that are
activated in the configuration are shown.
Description - The "Toggle" button changes the description to any customized name that is configured
to aid in Troubleshooting.
Terminal - The connector and pin on the back of the DCU.
Status - Displays the current conditions of the listed item.
Data - The physical state of the input.
Note: The column headers may be dragged and resized by swiping from side to side.
J1939 Nodes Screen (45)
This screen shows all devices on the two J1939 data buses. The "Toggle" button switches between
J1939:1 and J1939:2.
Note: Once a "J1939 Node Lost" alarm is acknowledged in the alarm list, the lost node will be
removed from this screen.
Start Conditions Screen (50)
Preventing Start
Select the "Start Conditions" icon to show everything that can prevent the DCU from starting.
Ready to Start Signal
If the "Ready to Start Signal" is active, press the "RTS" soft key to see the "Ready to Start" screen.
Note: The "Ready to Start Signal" is active when an "X" is shown under "Preventing Start".
Active items in the "Ready to Start" screen may not have an alarm in the alarm list. For example,
"Prelube Complete" would not normally cause an alarm, but this criteria must be done before starting
the engine.
Button Test (51)
The "Button Test" screen allows you to verify operation of the four touchscreen buttons to the right of
the display.
Version Information (38)
This screen shows information about the DCU software, IP Address, and configuration file.
Engine ECM Information (39)
This screen shows information about the Engine Control Module (ECM). Not all Caterpillar engines
broadcast this data.
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Product: MARINE ENGINE

Locked to Input - As shipped from the

Local - Only local operation is allowed.

Manual or Remote - Remote operation is

Automatic - Automatic and remote

Emergency - All overridable shutdowns

Harbor - Shutdowns are not overridden.

Modes and Engine Application

Start Disabled (6)

Start Disabled is active

Start Disabled is inactive

Starter Mode (7)

Electric then air

Air then electric

Electric and air

Prelube Override (8)

Prelube Override is active or not

Prelube Override is inactive

Note: By default, Prelube Override is not enabled in the configuration.

Button Beep (9)

Button beep enabled

The display can be configured to show the following languages:

Engine Overspeed Test (13)

Engine Overspeed Test Active

Engine Overspeed Test Inactive

• Automatic start/stop configuration

• Service interval configuration

1. Select "Password Configuration".

2. Press "OK". Enter the current password.

3. Press "OK". Enter the new password.

4. Press "OK". Enter the new password again for verification.

2. Enter the DCU password.

3. Select "Copy Configuration File".

1. Connect a laptop to the DCU.

2. Open the web tool.

3. Select "DCU". Select "File" and "Save File as...".

4. Save the file to the laptop.

To load a factory or user file, use the following steps:

2. Select "Load available config" to open the list of available files.

4. Touch the "Load" button to load the file.

Interface design (16)

Automatic start/stop configuration

The following selections are covered in the subsequent sections:

• Configure engine hours

• CANbus red lamp severity

An "E" is an indication that the switch is enabled.

Buzzer Off - Disables the onboard buzzer.

Service interval configuration

Interface Design (16)

Refer to the following steps to create a page template.

6. Select the slot to modify by using the up and down buttons.

7. Press the "Pick Signal" soft key.

Fuel Priming (17)

Screen Backlight (2)

(28) 10% brightness

Logs and Counters (3)

Event Log (33)

• Warnings, alarms, derates, and shutdowns