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CLAAS ACADEMY / CDS basic principles
CDS components
CDS software including installation CDS WLAN interface 00 0017 802 0, consisting of the components below:
instructions 00 0014 772 X Interface WLAN and LAN
 Installations – CD 0298 900.X 00 1420 212 X WLAN antenna
 CDS USB interface 014 623.X 00 0017 825 X LAN cable
 Diagnostic cable 7 to 7 pin 014 621.X 00 0300 752 X Operator's Manual
 Diagnostic cable 7 to 8 pin 014 661.X 00 0298 900 X CDS installation DVD
 ISO diagnostic cable 014 733.X 00 0014 693 X Wiring loom "MAN" (extended MAN diagnosis)
00 0014 694 X Wiring loom "MTU" (MTU diagnosis T3 and older, from Q4/2015)
00 1133 629 X Wiring loom "OBD II" (OBD II e.g. tractor)
00 0014 781 X Wiring loom "CPC" (tractors, air conditioner)
00 0014 621 X Wiring loom "7-pin" (balers, earlier harvesters)
00 0014 661 X Wiring loom "8-pin" (harvesters, telescopic handlers)
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Components on machines with an OBD II connector
OBD II on-board diagnostics
New machine models are supplied with the OBD II
diagnostic plug. A USB or WLAN interface and additional
cables are required for this. The connection setup in CDS
shows how to connect the cables. 2
1b
1a - CDS USB interface (0014 623.x) 1a
1b - CDS WLAN interface (0014 772.x)
2 - Wiring loom (0014 661.x) from 7 pin to 8 pin
Additional cables
3 - Wiring loom (1420 414.x) from 8 pin/Ethernet to OBD
4 - Wiring loom (0017 825.x) from LAN to Ethernet 3 5
5 - Ethernet wiring loom 4
CDS MARX CrypToken

 The token protects against unauthorised access to the
modules.
 It is required if a UCM module has been installed.
 A security certificate is present in the token and in the
UCM module.
 SW flashing, parameterisation and RTK NET
parameterisation is only possible if the token has been
plugged into the computer.
 A pin and super pin are not currently required.
 The token can be plugged into different computers.
 Spare part no.: 002642806.X
WLAN interface
See also instructions 00 0288 514.X for

commissioning the WLAN interface
1 2 3 1. Serial connection for tractor diagnostics

2. Serial connection for tractor diagnostics
3. WLAN antenna for wireless PC connection
4. Ethernet for cable-based PC connection
5. Power supply via USB for commissioning
6. CAN connections 1 and 2 (active)
7. CAN connections 3 and 4 (not used)
8. Interface no.
9. WLAN key
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4 5 6 7
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Connecting with the CDS
Connecting the WLAN interface:

As soon as the WLAN interface is connected to the
1
machine, it is supplied with power.
3 Note: The power supply in the diagnostic socket (1) is

not provided on all CLAAS machines. It can be
identified by the light (2).
The WLAN signal (3) is currently active.
4
2 A CAN Bus connection with the machine is set up only

after ignition ON.
The display (4) shows different operating statuses.
USB WLAN stick for communication between the

PC and the WLAN interface.
 Spare part number: 1420 287.0

 Communication is particularly improved on
Windows 10 operating systems.
 The PC's internal WLAN can be simultaneously
used to connect to the Internet.
Overview of diagnostic software user interface
1. LIVE  diagnostics on the machine itself

2. DEMO  demo diagrams of virtual
machines
3. Selected CDS language
4. Diagnostics via WLAN interface
5. Diagnostics via USB CAN interface
6. Establish a connection using the WLAN
1
interface
2
7. Serial number
3
8. Status symbol  currently selected
4 diagnostics application
9. Language symbol  selected language
5
6
7 8
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Overview of diagnostic software user interface
10. Download Manager  CDS update

11. CDS versions  current CDS version
12. Diagnosis log  Log of actions carried out
19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 13. Print  Screenshot
14. Help  Information about selected function
15. Exit  Exit CDS
16. CAN interface status  Communication
between machine and diagnosis unit
(green = active)
17 17. Navigation menu  Machine selection
18. Interface number and licence expiry date
19. Zoom
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WLAN connection setup
1. Select WLAN Interface on the home menu and

click on "Connect".
2. The discovered WLAN interface appears.
4 2 3 3. If the Nano WLAN stick is plugged in, it is
automatically used to establish the connection.
(Must be used with Windows 10).
4. Click on the desired connection.
5. Acknowledge with Play.
6. Enter and confirm the interface's WLAN key.
5 7. The monitor now shows that the connection has
been successfully set up.
CAN Bus diagnosis
Connection set-up
- Switch on the machine ignition
- Start the diagnostics software
- Set the language
- Select the LIVE diagnostics option.
4 - Select the matching product group and machine type
1 3
by double-clicking on (1)
5 2 - The arrow (2) sets up the connection.
- Once the connection has been made between the
computer and the interface, the line (3) turns green
- Once the connection has been made between the
interface and the machine, the line (4) turns green.
- If it proves impossible to establish communication,
CAN bus diagnostics (5) can be started.
- The program interface of the previously selected
machine appears.
7
- The serial number and the operating hours of the
connected machine are displayed on the monitor at
(6).
6 - The menu structure (7) is similar on all CLAAS
machines.
Updating the module software (download)
Loading software
1. Open the Download menu
2. Select module, the selected module is
highlighted in green on the screen.
3. Software version in the CDS
4. Software version on the machine
5. Start update
6. Cancel update (an update should not be
1 interrupted).
2
Transmission of software from the CDS to a

2 7 module is referred to as a download. The
3 4 CDS checks the software versions, displays
6 5 them at (7) and provides a recommendation
for transmission.
Update module software
Do not update module software
Do not update module software
Statistics/machine report
Statistics Machine report
An engine operation statistics can be read from the 1. A remark can be added to the machine report.
engine module. 2. The data to be transferred into the report can be
This statistics provides information about how long selected.
the engine has run at which coolant temperature. 3. A PDF document is created and opened here.
4. The report is automatically saved in the file below.
C/CLAAS/CDS/MaschineReports.
3 4
Reading out the fault memory
Fault memory
According to the selection, either all or the
active and passive faults assigned in one
module are displayed. The fault history can be
1
identified from the frequency and the time. A
fault selected in the table appears against a
colour background and is described in detail at
2 4 5 the bottom of the page.
3
1. Fault table
2. Fault description
7 3. Fault and sign

6
e.g. "MB" designates engine faults
4. Frequency of occurred fault
5. Last occurrence during operating hours
6. Filter for narrowing down the operating
hours
7. Update data
Displaying faults in demo mode
1. DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code)
2. CCN (CLAAS Component Number)

1 2 3
3. FMI (Failure Mode Indicator)
4 Under DTC search (4), faults can also be

searched for in demo mode by entering the
relevant number at DTC (1) CCN/SPN (2) or
FMI (3).
When just the magnifying glass (5) is clicked,
all possible faults for this machine are
displayed.
Module diagnosis
1. Select the corresponding module in the

module diagnostics menu.
2. Select one of the existing signal groups.

2
3. Create a new signal group if necessary.
4. Edit or delete a signal group you have

1 created.
3 5. Confirm selection.
4 5
Module diagnosis
6. The current values of the selected

signal group are displayed.
7. Display values in a bar graph view.

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8. Display values in an XY view
7 8 9. The XY view can be activated for a

maximum of four signals.
9 10. The screen can be frozen at any time

using the pause button.
XY view, e.g. (9).
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Recording signals
Procedure:
 Provide measuring pre-conditions
 Start measurement (1)
 Start recording (2)
 The measurement can be stopped again using
2 1 (1) or (3).
 After entering additional information in the
window (4), the measurement is saved under
log files (5).
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Function diagnosis
Call up the Diagnostics  Functions (1) menu. Select

the subassembly to be diagnosed and the desired
function (2).
1 2
The conditions and signals connected with the selected
function (3) are listed.
The signals above the line (4) are marked with green
check marks once all the signals below are within their
target ranges and have a check mark.
When the check mark is missing, this indicates a
missing condition.
Double-clicking on the corresponding signal in the list

displays further information at the bottom of the screen.
3
5 - Bar graph view
6 - XY view
4
7 - Electric circuit diagram
8 - Location of components
5 6 7 8
Function diagnosis
After a single click on a signal, the bottom

section of the screen (1) changes to the bar graph view.
3 The screen can be frozen at any time using (2).
The frozen screen can be used e.g. for preparing

a screenshot (3) which can be sent to suitable
CLAAS staff members for further diagnosis.
1 2
The tab (4) displays the function overview (5) in PDF
format.
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5
Engine diagnosis
The essential engine diagnostics can be found in the

function diagnostics (1).
Select item "01 Engine" in the function diagnostics.

1 The tiles (2) are used to choose whether diagnostics
2 3 are to be carried out on the fuel system, cooling,
exhaust gas, engine control or exhaust treatment.
Caution: The "Exhaust treatment" item (3) only

appears for engines with exhaust treatment.
Functions can be selected in the upper area (4). All

values connected with the respective function are then
listed there.
Component tests and/or commissioning can be carried

4 out in the lower area (5).
Select the desired test and follow the instructions.
Engine function diagnostics
The pictorial representation (2) can be selected under

the function diagnostics for the engines (1).
The same signals as in the list under (1) are displayed
1 2 here. For example, in this instance signals relating to
"Engine Power" (3).
The values are highlighted in colour.
4 - grey:
There is no defined set value range for the signal.
3 Set value = entire value range
5 - green:
The signal is within the defined value range.
4
6 - blue:
The signal is outside of the defined value range.
5
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Parametrization / calibration
Under the "Parametrisation" item (1), various parameter

values in the engine control units and in other modules
can be modified.
3 However, you must proceed very carefully here in order
1 to avoid malfunctioning.
2
Select the desired group under Settings/
Parameterisation (2). Enter or select the desired values
(3).
4 Transmit the new values to the control unit (4).
The machine equipment is configured under the

"Configuration" menu item (5).
The round points (6) allow one version only to be
selected.
5 Certain items of equipment require an access code (7).
6 This code can be found on the machine data card via
service online.
Module diagnosis – Testing module outputs
For example, tests can be performed on

XERION/AXION machines under the
"Diagnostics/Module outputs" menu (1) by actuating the
gearbox solenoid valves (2) by clicking on them.
2
The lower field (3) also displays the resulting speeds.
1
Green harvest machines have a function keys submenu

(4) in the diagnostics menu, under components.
This allows the ISOBUS operating functions and key

assignment in the control terminal to be tested by
4 actuating the keys and viewing the associated values in
the CDS (5).
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CDS MARX CrypToken

See also instructions 00 0288 514.X for

1 2 3 1. Serial connection for tractor diagnostics

Connecting the WLAN interface:

3 Note: The power supply in the diagnostic socket (1) is

2 A CAN Bus connection with the machine is set up only

The display (4) shows different operating statuses.

USB WLAN stick for communication between the

 Spare part number: 1420 287.0

1. LIVE  diagnostics on the machine itself

10. Download Manager  CDS update

1. Select WLAN Interface on the home menu and

Transmission of software from the CDS to a

Update module software

Do not update module software

Do not update module software

7 3. Fault and sign

1. DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code)

2. CCN (CLAAS Component Number)

4 Under DTC search (4), faults can also be

1. Select the corresponding module in the

2. Select one of the existing signal groups.

4. Edit or delete a signal group you have

6. The current values of the selected

7. Display values in a bar graph view.

7 8 9. The XY view can be activated for a

9 10. The screen can be frozen at any time

Call up the Diagnostics  Functions (1) menu. Select

Double-clicking on the corresponding signal in the list

After a single click on a signal, the bottom

3 The screen can be frozen at any time using (2).

The frozen screen can be used e.g. for preparing

The essential engine diagnostics can be found in the

Select item "01 Engine" in the function diagnostics.

Caution: The "Exhaust treatment" item (3) only

Functions can be selected in the upper area (4). All

Component tests and/or commissioning can be carried

Select the desired test and follow the instructions.

The pictorial representation (2) can be selected under

Under the "Parametrisation" item (1), various parameter

The machine equipment is configured under the

For example, tests can be performed on

Green harvest machines have a function keys submenu

This allows the ISOBUS operating functions and key

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