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ENGINE FUEL AND CONTROL - COMMON ENGINE

SOFTWARE LOADER (CESL) TOOL NO. PWA
111515, PWA 212297, AND PWA 212040 -
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOW TO USE THE CESL
DMC: PW1000G-C-73-00-0003-00A-930A-D | Issue No: 008 | Issue Date: 2020-11-06
SERVICE BULLETIN REVISION NOTICE
Revision History
Original Issue (Issue 001) February 4, 2016
Issue 002 dated July 12, 2016
Issue 003 dated December 9, 2016
Issue 004 dated March 20, 2018
Issue 005 dated May 30, 2018
Issue 006 dated June 12, 2019
Issue 007 dated January 10, 2020
Issue 008 dated November 6, 2020
Reason for the Revision

To add instructions for the new Common Engine Software Loader (CESL) software version 6.2.
To add instructions for the new (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL.
To delete the Notes about SCN5.
To make editorial changes that do not affect the technical content of this Service Bulletin.
To change Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC) to EEC.
To add a figure of the SD card with "write protect" feature.
To add a figure of the Main Menu screen on the CESL.
To delete instructions that are no longer required.
Effect of Revision on Prior Compliance
https://prod61-ews.pw.utc.com/ietp/PW1000G-77445-19451-00/PW1000G-C-73-00-00... 11/27/2020
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None.
MODEL APPLICATION
PW1122G-JM, PW1124G-JM, PW1124G1-JM, PW1127G-JM, PW1127GA-JM, PW1127G1,
PW1129G-JM, PW1130G-JM, PW1133G-JM, PW1133GA-JM
BULLETIN ISSUE SEQUENCE

PW1100G Series 73-00-0003
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ENGINE FUEL AND CONTROL - COMMON ENGINE

SOFTWARE LOADER (CESL) TOOL NO. PWA
111515, PWA 212297, AND PWA 212040 -
INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOW TO USE THE CESL
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Summary
The purpose of this Service Bulletin is to provide instructions for how to use the Common Engine
Software Loader (CESL) to load updated Electronic Engine Control (EEC) and Prognostics and
Health Management Unit (PHMU) software files and reprogram the Data Storage Unit (DSU) on
PW1100G-JM engines.
Planning Information
Applicability
Engine Models Applicable
PW1122G-JM, PW1124G-JM, PW1124G1-JM, PW1127G-JM, PW1127GA-JM, PW1127G1,

PW1129G-JM, PW1130G-JM, PW1133G-JM, PW1133GA-JM
Engine Serial Nos. - All Engines
Concurrent Requirements
There are no concurrent requirements.
Reason
Problem: Engine software requires loading/reprogramming to incorporate updates.
Cause: Not applicable.
Solution: Provide instructions to use the CESL to load updated EEC and PHMU software files and
reprogram the DSU.
Description
This Service Bulletin provides the instructions necessary to load new EEC software, load new
PHMU software, and reprogram the DSU.
Compliance
Category 8
Do when the operator thinks that the change is necessary because of experience with the parts
being replaced.
Approval Data
The procedures specified in the Accomplishment Instructions of this Service Bulletin agree with the
applicable Federal Aviation Regulations and are FAA-Approved for the engine model(s) given.
Manpower
Not Applicable.
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Weight and Balance

No Change.
Electrical Load Data

Not Applicable.
Software Accomplishment Summary

Not Applicable.
References
1. Turbojet Engine Standard Practices Manual (SPM), Part No. 585005.
2. PW1100G-JM Series Engine Manual (EM), Part No. 5316992.
3. Service Bulletin PW1000G-C-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D; Thrust/Model Conversion And DSU

Data Selection/Engine Hardware Compatibility - Replacement Or Reprogramming Of The Data
Storage Unit (DSU).
4. Service Bulletin PW1000G-D-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D; Engine - Plate, Engine Identification

Data - Procurement Policy Of.
NOTE
Deleted
Publications Changed
Not Applicable.
Interchangeability
Not Applicable.
Information in the Appendix

Alternate Accomplishment Instructions (No)
Progression Charts (No)
Added Data (Yes)
Revision to Table of Limits (No)
Inspection Procedures (No)
Material - Cost and Availability
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1. There is no new material cost to do this Service Bulletin.
2. There is no kit provided to do this Service Bulletin.
Industry Support Program

Not Applicable.
Vendor Services or Special Components/Materials

Not Applicable.
Material Information
Support Equipment List:
Tool Manufacturer Cage

Number Code Tool Name
PWA 77445 (PWA 111515) COMMON ENGINE SOFTWARE
111515 LOADER (CESL*)
212040 LOADER (CESL 2.0*)
212297 LOADER (CESL 2G*)
* The CESL consists of a: Suitcase loader, tablet handheld computer, cables: ('Y' cable -
connects CESL to tablet, 2 EEC 'X' & 'Z' cables, 1 PHMU 'X' & 'Z' cable), and power cords.
NOTE
Deleted.
NOTE
Deleted.
Accomplishment Instructions
1. CESL Operating Restrictions

A. This document contains instructions for CESL software SCN6.2 and later. The SCN
version of software on the CESL is displayed on the "Main Menu" screen of the CESL.
See Figure 4.
B. The cable test (under the 'Maintenance Menu' button in the "CESL Main Menu") only
tests the cables associated with the EEC load. It DOES NOT test the 'J9' cable that is
used for the PHMU load.
C. During the EEC/PHMU load process, it is critical to make sure that both cable 'Z' and 'X'
are securely connected to the CESL suitcase unit, and that connector (P1), connector
(P2), and connector (P99) are securely connect to the receptacle (J1), receptacle (J2),
and receptacle (J99) on the EEC. There is a known system issue that can cause
corruption of the EEC operating system during the load, potentially resulting in an
inoperative EEC.
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CAUTION
DO NOT CONNECT A DSU TO THE EEC FOR OPERATION UNLESS YOU HAVE RECEIVED A
MESSAGE INDICATING THAT THE OPERATION COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY. FAILUE TO COMPLY
WITH THIS CAUTION CAN CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE EEC AND/OR DSU.
D. If you are running the Update Thrust Rating operation, and you receive a message
on the "Results" screen indicating that any operation failed, it is possible that the data
on the DSU could have been corrupted. Run the " 'Read Thrust Rating
and ID Block'" operation to verify all the data programmed into the ID
Block section of the DSU.
2. Charging And Initial Set Up Of The CESL
CAUTION
MAKE SURE THE TABLET BATTERY IS FULLY CHARGED. FAILURE TO MAKE SURE THAT THE
TABLET BATTERY IS FULLY CHARGED PRIOR TO USE MAY RESULT IN FAILED OPERATION.
NOTE
When not in use, the tablet should be switched off. Leaving the tablet in the sleep
mode during periods of inactivity results in shorter battery life.
A. Charging the tablet:
(1) Connect the CESL to an existing 120VAC/60Hz or 240VAC/50Hz power

source capable of providing 425 Watts.
(2) Make sure the CESL AC power input switch is in the OFF position.
NOTE
For the (PWA 111515) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL, if the AC power input
switch is in the OFF position, the "AC ON" light is not illuminated. For the (PWA
212040) CESL if the AC power input switch is in the OFF position, the "AC Power"
light is not illuminated.
(3) Make sure the tablet is turned off. See Figure 2, for (PWA 111515) CESL
and Figure 5 for (PWA 212040) CESL and (PWA 212297) CESL.
NOTE
For the (PWA 111515) CESL, if the tablet power input switch is in the OFF position,
the green light is not illuminated. For the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA
212297) CESL, if the tablet power input switch is in the OFF position, the orange
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(4) Connect the CESL tablet cable 'Y' connector to the 'Y' receptacle on the CESL.
(5) Connect the CESL tablet cable AC adapter plug to the power connector on the
tablet. See Figure 1 for (PWA 111515) CESL and Figure 5 for (PWA 212040)
CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL.
(6) Switch the CESL AC Power Input switch to the ON position. Make sure the
"AC ON" or "AC POWER" light is illuminated.
NOTE
switch is in the ON position, the "AC ON" light is illuminated. For the (PWA 212040)
CESL, if the AC power input switch is in the ON position, the "AC Power" light is
illuminated.
(7) Make sure the tablet battery charging light is illuminated a solid color shows
the battery is charging. See Figure 2 for (PWA 111515) CESL and Figure 5 for
(PWA 212040) CESL and (PWA 212297) CESL.
NOTE
Once the tablet battery charging light is illuminated solid, the tablet is ready for normal
operation.
(8) Make sure the tablet battery charging light is illuminated solid indicating the
battery is fully charged. See Figure 2 or the (PWA 111515) CESL and Figure 5
or the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL.
(9) Switch the CESL AC Power input switch to the OFF position. Disconnect the
power cable.
NOTE
212040) CESL, if the AC power input switch is in the OFF position, the "AC Power"
(10) Disconnect the CESL tablet cable 'Y' connector from the 'Y' receptacle on
the CESL.
(11) Disconnect the CESL cable adapter plug from the power connector on the
tablet. See Figure 1 for (PWA 111515) CESL and Figure 5 for (PWA 212040)
CESL and (PWA 212297) CESL.
B. Initial Setup of the CESL
(1) Make sure the tablet battery is fully charged prior to use as specified in Step 2.A.
(2) Connect the CESL to an existing power source 120VAC/60Hz or

240VAC/50Hz power source capable of providing 425 Watts.
(3) Make sure the AC power input switch for the CESL is in the OFF position.
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NOTE
(4) On the CESL tablet connect the 'Y' connector to the connector labeled 'Y' on the
CESL. Connect the AC adapter plug on the CESL tablet cable to the power
connector on the tablet. See Figure 1 for the (PWA 111515) CESL and Figure 5
for the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL).
(a) For the (PWA 111515) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL do not connect the
USB connector to the CESL tablet at this time. For the (PWA 212040) CESL
do not connect the ethernet cable to the CESL tablet at this time.
(5) Connect the CESL cable AC adapter plug to the Power Connector on the
tablet. See Figure 1 for (PWA 111515) CESL and Figure 5 for the (PWA
212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL.
(6) Press the POWER button on the tablet. See Figure 2 for the (PWA 111515)
CESL and Figure 5 for the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL.
You should see the Windows boot-up screens. Once boot-up is complete, the
"Proprietary Notice" screen will display in 30 seconds or less.
NOTE
If the CESL software is accidentally closed or for any reason fails to show up after
startup, you must restart the tablet.
CAUTION
DELETED.
(7) Connect the USB connector for the (PWA 111515) CESL and (PWA 212297)
CESL or the ethernet connector
(a) For the (PWA 111515) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL connect the
CESL cable to the USB port 5A.
(b) For the (PWA 212040) CESL connect the CESL cable to the ethernet port on
the top of the tablet.
(8) Read the proprietary restrictions and export classification statements shown on
the "'Proprietary Notice" screen. Check the box indicating you agree to the
Terms and Conditions. Checking the box activates the 'Continue' button.
(9) Select the "Continue" software button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press
the OK button, or for (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press
the F2 button. This will bring you to the "Variant Selection" screen.
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(10) A list of engine variants should be displayed. Select the desired variant then
select the "Continue" software button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the
OK button, This will bring you to the "Main Menu" screen.
(11) The Drawing Revision should be displayed. Verify the Drawing Revision is
PWA211743 Rev E or later. If it is not then some features in this Service Bulletin
may not exist in the software or some features in the Software may not be
documented in the Service Bulletin
NOTE
Tool Bulletin No. 111515B13 introduces Software Loader Software Version SCN6.2 (Drawing
Revision PWA 211743 Rev K) which is designed to comply with EEC/PHMU Software Version
FCS 5.0 and higher.
(12) To change which engine variant is selected, from the "Main Menu" select the
"Select Engine Option" software button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
press the OK button, or for (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL
press the F2 button. This will bring you to the "Variant Selection" screen.
C. Deleted.
3. Program The EEC Using The CESL (For EEC's

Installed On Engine)
A. If the CESL tablet is OFF then power up the CESL tablet as specified in Step 2.B.
B. Prepare the EEC for Software Load.
NOTE
Removal of the EEC from the engine is not required.
(1) Disconnect the harness (WF01) connector (P1) and harness (WF02)
connector (P2) from the receptacle (J1) and receptacle (J2) on the EEC as
specified in Reference 2, EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-01-00A-520A-D.
(2) Remove the DSU from the EEC as specified in Reference 2,

EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-02-00A-520A-D.
CAUTION
MAKE SURE THAT BOTH THE CABLE 'Z' AND CABLE 'X' ARE SECURELY CONNECTED TO THE
CESL SUITCASE UNIT, AND THAT THE CONNECTOR (P1), CONNECTOR (P2), AND
CONNECTOR (P99) ARE SECURELY CONNECTED TO THE EEC. THERE IS A KNOWN
SOFTWARE ISSUE THAT CAN CAUSE CORRUPTION OF THE EEC OPERATING SYSTEM
DURING THE LOAD IF THE CONNECTOR (P99) IS NOT PROPERLY CONNECTED TO THE
RECEPTACLE (J99). THE EEC WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE RETURNED TO BE FIXED.
(3) Connect the CESL EEC cable 'Z' connector (PZ) and the cable 'X' connector
(PX) to the CESL receptacles labeled Z and X.
(4) Connect the CESL EEC cables connector (P1), connector (P2), and
connector (P99) to the EEC receptacle (J1), receptacle (J2), and receptacle
(J99).
(5) Make sure the AC Power input switch for the CESL is in the ON position. The
light means the equipment is powered and ready for use.
NOTE
For the (PWA 111515) CESL, if the tablet power input switch is in the ON position,
the green light is illuminated. For the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297)
CESL, if the tablet power input switch is in the ON position, the orange light is
illuminated.
(6) If the AC Power Input switch was not ON then wait 30 seconds after switching
to the ON position before proceeding.
NOTE
This allows the tablet time to recognize the hardware. No indication or message
will be displayed. The Operator must time the 30 seconds and then can continue.
C. Install the EEC software from the CESL.
(1) Access the SD card slot:
(a) For the (PWA 111515) CESL:
(1) Remove the locking pin (push the blue pin and lift) on the black panel
cover located at the front of the CESL.
(2) Move the black panel up and to the right to uncover the SD card slot.
(b) For the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL:
(1) On the tablet, remove the cover on the top right corner to access the SD
card slot.
(2) Deleted.
(3) Make sure the application code SD card is set to "write protect." See Figure 6.
NOTE
The write protect feature of the application code SD card will be set to "write
protect" to guard against storing unreleased data or files on the SB card.
The write protect feature will vary from SD card to SD card.
(4) Insert the application code SD Card into the SD Card slot. A blue light will
be illuminated indicating the SD card is engaged.
NOTE
For the (PWA 111515) CESL the SD card slot is located on the front of the CESL. For the (PWA
212040) CESL M2).
A solid light will be illuminated indicating the SD card is engaged.
EEC/PHMU software files are no longer stored on the CESL, the SD card must be inserted
during all EEC/PHMU/DSU software updating operations.
(5) From the "Main Menu" screen select the "FADEC

Reprogramming" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press
the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL
press the F2 button.
(6) The "EEC Reprogramming Operator Entry" screen will be displayed.
(7) Select the Service Bulletin to be programmed from the drop-down menu.
NOTE
The CESL will read the EEC part number from the EEC and verify it is compatible
with the selected Service Bulletin (Software Version).
CAUTION
DURING THE SOFTWARE LOAD, THE RED "28 VDC EEC PWR" LIGHT FOR THE (PWA
111515) CESL AND (PWA 212040) CESL OR "28 VDC CHA" OR "28 VDC CHB" FOR THE
(PWA 212297) CESL WILL TOGGLE ON AND OFF. THIS INDICATES THAT THE CESL IS
PROVIDING 28 VDC TO THE EEC. DO NOT DISCONNECT CABLES FROM THE EEC UNTIL THE
LOAD IS COMPLETE AND THE RED LIGHT IS OFF. IF YOU DO NOT OBEY THIS CAUTION,
DAMAGE TO THE EEC CAN OCCUR.
(8) Touch the "Continue" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK
button,. The "Validating Digital Signature" message will display before to the
actual load starting.
The "EEC Reprogramming Status" Screen will be displayed with a blue progress
bar, indicating that the software load is in progress. The software load should take
about 10 minutes.
(9) Wait for the software load to finish before pressing any buttons. When the
software load is complete, the "EEC Reprogramming Results" screen will be
displayed indicating whether the software load succeeded or failed.
(10) If the software load is successful, the message "Load Successful" will be
displayed. If the software load is not successful, the message "Load Failed or
Aborted" will be displayed along with a description of the error that occurred. If an
error occurs, verify cable connections and retry.
(11) The Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC's), new EEC PN, and the Serial Number of
the EEC being programmed will be displayed. Verify the EEC PN matches the
EEC PN listed in the applicable software Service Bulletin.
NOTE
Confirm the CRC's and the EEC Part Number displayed is the same CRC's and
Part Number listed in the Service Bulletin. If the EEC contains an invalid Serial
Number, the "Results" screen will display the "PART AND SERIAL NUMBER
CONTAIN INVALID DATA" message. Invalid Serial Number data does not indicate
that the software load has failed.
(12) If the software load is successful, make note of new S/W PN in the software
"S/W NO." column of the identification plate, and the date of the software load
in the "DATE" column of the software identification plate as specified in the
marking requirements provided in the applicable software Service Bulletin.
D. If all required functions on the CESL have been completed shut down the CESL tablet
and shut down the CESL.
(1) Touch the "Return to Main Menu" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040)
CESL press the F2 button. The "Main Menu" screen will be displayed.
(2) Make sure the AC power input switch for the CESL is in the OFF position.
NOTE
(3) Disconnect the cable 'Z', cable 'X', and cable 'Y' from the CESL, the EEC, and
the tablet.
(4) Deleted.
(5) Deleted.
(6) To shut down the tablet, press the LOCK button (Item No. 13, see Figure 2
for (PWA 111515) CESL or Item No. 7, see Figure 5 for (PWA 212040)
CESL and (PWA 212297) CESL). This will bring up the Windows Lock
Screen options.
(7) At the bottom right of the touchscreen, touch the red button to pull up the
shutdown menu. Select "Shut Down". Windows and the tablet will shut down.
(8) Install the harness (WF01) and harness (WF02) to the EEC as specified
in Reference 2, EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-01-00A-720A-D.
(9) Install the DSU to the EEC as specified in Reference 2,

EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-02-00A-720A-D.
4. Program The PHMU Using The CESL (For

PHMUs Installed On Engine)
A. If the tablet is OFF then power up the tablet as specified in Step 2.B.
B. Prepare the PHMU for software load.
(1) Remove the PHMU harness (WF02) harness connector from receptacle (J9)
as specified in Reference 2, EM, PW1000G-C-77-31-01-00A-520A-D.
(2) On the CESL PHMU cable, connect the Z (PZ) connector and the X (PX)
connector as labeled to the CESL.
(3) On the CESL connect the PHMU cable connector (P9) to the PHMU
receptacle (J9).
(4) Make sure the AC Power Input switch for the CESL is in the ON position. The
light means the equipment is powered and ready for use.
NOTE
For the (PWA 111515) CESL, if the tablet power input switch is in the ON position,
the green light is illuminated. For the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297)
CESL, if the tablet power input switch is in the ON position, the orange light is
illuminated.
(5) If the AC Power Input switch was not in the ON position then wait 30 seconds
after switching to the ON position before continuing.
NOTE
card slot.
(7) Deleted.
(8) Make sure the application code SD card is set to "write protect." See Figure 6.
NOTE
The write protect feature of the application code SD card will be set to "write
protect" to guard against storing unreleased data or files on the SB card.
(9)
Insert the application code SD card into the SD card slot. A blue light will be
illuminated indicating the SD card is engaged.
NOTE
212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL the SD Card slot is located on the top of the CESL
and is labeled SDXC/MMC (mini SDHC M2).
during all EEC/PHMU software updating operations.
(10) From the "Main Menu" select the "PHMU Reprogramming" button. Then, for the
(PWA 111515) CESL press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and
the (PWA 212040) CESL press the F2 button.
(11) The "PHMU Reprogramming Operator Entry" screen will be displayed. Select
the Service Bulletin to load by touching the drop-down menu and touching the
desired Service Bulletin number.
NOTE
Due to window display limitations the full Service Bulletin number may not be
visible.
button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press the
F2 button to begin the load.
The "PHMU Reprogramming Status" screen will be displayed with a blue progress
bar, indicating that the software load is in progress. PHMU Software load should take
approximately 5 - 10 minutes.
CAUTION
PROVIDING 28 VDC TO THE PHMU. DO NOT DISCONNECT CABLES FROM THE PHMU
UNTIL THE LOAD IS COMPLETE AND THE RED LIGHT IS OFF. IF YOU DO NOT OBEY THIS
CAUTION DAMAGE TO THE EEC CAN OCCUR.
(13) Wait for the software load to finish before pressing any buttons. When the software
load is complete, a "PHMU Programming Results" screen will be displayed
indicating whether the software load succeeded or failed.
(14) If the software load is successful, the message "Load Successful" will be
displayed. If the software load is not successful, the message "Load Failed or
Aborted" will be
displayed along with a description of the error that occurred. If an error occurs, verify
cable connections and retry.
(15) The CRC's, new PHMU PN and the PHMU serial number will be also displayed.
Verify the PHMU part number matches the PHMU part number in the software
incorporation Service Bulletin as specified the marking instructions provided in
the software incorporation Service Bulletin.
NOTE
If the PHMU contains an invalid Serial Number, the "Results" screen will display a
message indicating that the Serial Number contains invalid data. Invalid Serial
Number data does not indicate that the software load has failed.
(16) If the software load is successful, make note of new S/W PN in the software
"S/W NO." column of the identification plate, and the date in the "DATE"
column of the software identification plate as specified in the software
incorporation Service Bulletin.
C. If all required functions on the CESL have been completed shut down the tablet and the
CESL.
(1) Touch the "Return to Main Menu" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
CESL press the F2 button. The "Main Menu" screen will be displayed.
(2) Switch the AC power input switch for the CESL to the OFF position.
NOTE
(3) Disconnect the PHMU cable connector (P9) from the PHMU receptacle (J9).
(4) Disconnect the PHMU cable 'Z' , the cable 'X' from the CESL Z and X
receptacle, and the cable 'Y' from the CESL, PHMU, and tablet.
(5) To shut down the tablet, press the LOCK button. Item No. 13 for the (PWA
111515) CESL see Figure 2 or Item No. 7 for the th(PWA 212040) CESL and the
(PWA 212297) CESL) see Figure 5. This will bring up the Windows Lock Screen
options.
(6) At the bottom right of the touchscreen, touch the red button to pull up the
shutdown menu. Select "Shut Down". Windows and the tablet will shut down.
(7) Connect the PHMU harness (WF02) connector (P9) to receptacle (J9) as
specified in Reference 2, EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-01-00A-720A-D.
5. Additional Functions: Read The Thrust Rating And ID

Block, Dump EEC, And PHMU NVM, Retrieve Dump And
Log Files, Fan Blade Replacement - N1 Modifiers And
Updating DSU Data Part Number Using The CESL
(Dump
EEC, EEPROM, And PHMU NVM, Retrieve Dump And Log

Files)
A. If the tablet is OFF then power up the tablet as specified in Step 2.B.
B. Prepare the EEC and DSU.
(1) If the DSU will be connected to the EEC during reading and programming then
do the following:
(a) Remove the EEC harness (WF01) and harness (WF02) connectors from
receptacle (J1) and receptacle (J2) as specified in Reference 2, EM,
PW1000G-C-73-21-01-00A-520A-D.
(b) Using the CESL EEC cable connect the Z connector and X connector as
labeled to the CESL.
(c) Connect the CESL EEC cable connector (P1) and connector (P2) to the EEC
receptacle (J1) and receptacle (J2). The CESL EEC cable connector (P99) will
not be connected.
(d) For reference later in this Service Bulletin, when prompted to 'Select Connection
Mode' the 'Connect Through FADEC' option shall be selected.
(2) If the DSU will be connected to the CESL during reading and programming
then perform the following:
(a) Remove the DSU from the EEC as specified in Reference 2,

EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-02-00A-520A-D.
(b) Remove the cap from the CESL receptacle (J99) DSU.
(c) Connect the DSU connector to the CESL DSU receptacle (J99) DSU.
(d) For reference later in this Service Bulletin, when prompted to 'Select Connection
Mode' the 'Direct SPI Connection' option shall be selected.
(3) Make sure the AC Power Input switch for the CESL is in the ON position.
NOTE
For the (PWA 111515) CESL if the tablet power input switch is in the ON position, the green
light is illuminated. For the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL, if the tablet
power input switch is in the ON position, the orange light is illuminated.
(4) If the AC Power Input switch was not ON then wait 30 seconds after switching
to the ON position.
NOTE
(5)
From the "Main Menu" screen select the "DSU Reprogramming" button. Then, for
the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and
(6) The "DSU Main Menu" screen is displayed. Select the software button for the
function to be performed. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK
F2 button.
(a) Read the Thrust Rating and ID Block.
(b) Fan Blade Replacement - N1 Modifiers.
(c) Update the DSU Data Part Number.
C. From the "Main Menu" screen select the "Additional Functions" software button. Then,
for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and
D. Select the software button for the function to be performed. Then, for the (PWA 111515)
CESL press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040)
CESL press the F2 button.
(1) Dump DSU Data (entire DSU address range).
(2) Dump FADEC NVM and EEPROM.
(3) Dump PHMU Fault Data.
E. Dump DSU Data - Downloads all data from the DSU to a SRE file that is stored on the
local CESL drive. The user is required to copy the file to a USB drive in order to view the
file.
NOTE
Performing the 'Dump DSU Data' operation with the DSU connected to the EEC takes
approximately 45 minutes. With the DSU connected directly to the CESL, the operation
takes approximately 10 minutes.
(1) From the Additional Functions Menu, select 'Dump DSU Data'.
(2) Select Connection Mode - 'Connect DSU Through FADEC' or 'Direct

DSU Connection (SPI)' (DSU connected to the CESL).
F2 button.
(4) The "DSU Status Screen" will display the percent (%) complete.
(5) The "DSU Results screen" displays 'Dump DSU Data status successful' or
failure information if load failed.
(6) The SRE file created will contain naming format of:
"NEO_FAULT_DUMP_YYYY_MMM_DD_HHMMSS.sr
e".
(7) To copy the files to a USB drive, follow the "Retrieve Dump and Log Files", go
to Step 5.H.
(8) Proceed to Step 5.M, for post-maintenance procedures.
F. Dump FADEC NVM and EEPROM - Dumps the FADEC NVM and EEPROM.
(1) CESL connector (P1), connector (P2), and connector (P99) must be connected
to the EEC.
(2) Remove the DSU from the EEC as specified in Reference 2,

EM, PW1000G-C-73-00-00-00B-040A-D.
(3) Once the 'Dump FADEC NVM and EEPROM' button is selected a status
window with a progress bar will appear showing the progress of the 'Dump
FADEC NVM' operation.
(4) When operation is complete, a results screen will appear with the message
"Dump FADEC NVM successfully completed".
(5) If a message indicating a failure appears, contact P&W Support.
to Step 5.H.
G. Dump PHMU Fault Data - This feature allows the user to download all fault data from the
PHMU to a .sre file.
(1) Ensure the PHMU is connected to the CESL per Step 4.B.(1) thru Step 4.B.(3).
(2) From the Additional Functions Menu, select 'Dump PHMU Fault Data'.
(3) Select the Continue button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK
F2 button.
(4) A pop-up box is displayed requesting operator to confirm action to read PHMU
fault data. Select 'OK' to Dump PHMU Fault Data or 'Cancel' to return to the
Additional Functions Menu.
(5) Once the 'Dump PHMU Fault Data' button is selected a status window
with a progress bar appears showing the progress of the data dump
operation.
(6) When operation is complete, a results screen appears with the message "Dump
PHMU Fault Data successfully completed." If additional details are required the
Log File can be displayed by selecting software button 'Display Log file' press the
OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press
the F2 button.
(7) If a message indicating a failure appears, contact P&W Support.
to Step 5.H.
H. Retrieve Dump and Log files - Downloads stored dumps and logs onto a USB drive for
viewing.
NOTE
The USB port on the CESL is disabled. When copying files to a USB drive, the user
must utilize the USB port on the tablet.
WARNING
ONCE THE DOWNLOAD HAS STARTED, DO NOT INTERRUPT OR UNPLUG THE USB DRIVE.
YOU MUST NOT INTERRUPT THE PROCESS UNTIL IT COMPLETES OR THE DATA MAY BE
CORRUPTED.
(1) To copy the files to a USB drive:
(a) Insert a USB drive into the available USB port on the CESL tablet.
(b) Select "Retrieve Dump and Log Files" from the "Additional Functions" menu.
(c) Enter the desired date range (the default is 10 days ago to the current date).
NOTE
Any dump or log files that were created on a date that is not within the date
range will not be retrieved.
(d) Select the "Retrieve" button.
(e) Press the OK button for the (PWA 111515) CESL or for the (PWA 212297)
CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press the F2 button if the USB drive is
inserted and ready.
(f) A window will pop up once the transfer is complete, select OK button for the
(PWA 111515) CESL or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040)
CESL press the F2 button to close.
NOTE
If the USB drive is full, an error message will appear.
(g) Proceed to Step 5.M, for post-maintenance procedures.
I. Update the DSU Data part number.
card slot.
(2) Deleted.
(3) Make sure the application code SD card is set to "write protect". See Figure 6.
NOTE
The write protect feature of the application code SD card will be set to "write protect" to
guard against storing unreleased data or files on the SD card.
(4) Insert the application code SD Card into the SD Card slot. A light will be illuminated
indicating the SD card is engaged.
NOTE
212040) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL the SD Card slot is located on the top of the CESL
and is labeled SDXC/MMC (mini SDHC M2).
during all EEC/PHMU software updating operations.
(5) Using the software keys, type in the desired DSU Data part number as specified in
Reference 3, Service Bulletin No. PW1000G-C-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D
(6) Touch the 'Continue' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK
button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press the F2
button.
(7) Select DSU Connection Mode:
CAUTION
PROVIDING 28 VDC TO THE EEC. DO NOT DISCONNECT CABLES FROM THE EEC
UNTIL THE LOAD IS COMPLETE AND THE RED LIGHT IS OFF. IF YOU DO NOT OBEY
THIS CAUTION, DAMAGE TO THE EEC CAN OCCUR.
(a) Select "Connect Through FADEC" or "Direct SPI Connection" (DSU connected
to CESL). Touch the "Continue" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
NOTE
If the DSU is connected directly to the CESL during CESL operation, from the
"Select Connection Mode" screen choose `Connect Direct SPI Connection' for
this configuration. If the DSU is connected to the EEC during CESL operation,
from the "Select Connection Mode" screen choose `Connect Through FADEC'
for this configuration.
(8) "DSU Progress" screen will display load progress.
(a) Wait for the Update DSU Data Part Number operation to finish before pressing
any buttons. If the operation was successful, the "DSU Results" screen will
display the "Engine Data Written Successfully" message. If the operation failed,
the screen will contain an error message explaining why the operation failed.
The following information will also be displayed:
-DSU Part Number
-DSU Data Part Number
-DSU Serial Number
-DSU Data Config Id
-N1 Modifiers (1-4)
-Engine Nameplate Index
-Engine Nameplate
-Engine Serial Number
-Engine Config Selector
-Aircraft Type
-Trim Balance CRC
Verify that the DSU part number written on the DSU is correct as specified in
Reference 3, Service Bulletin No. PW1000G-C-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D.
(9) Select the 'Return to Main Menu' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press
the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press
the F2 button. The load process is complete.
J. Read the Thrust Rating and ID Block.
(1) Select the 'DSU Reprogramming' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press
the F2 button.
(2) Select the 'Read Current Thrust Rating' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL
press the F2 button.
CAUTION
(a) Select "Connect Through FADEC" or "Direct SPI Connection' (DSU connected
to CESL)". Touch the 'Continue' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
NOTE
(4) Wait for the Read Current Thrust Rating and ID operation to finish before pressing
any buttons. If the operation was successful, the "DSU Results" screen will display
the "Engine Data Written Successfully" message. If the operation failed, the screen
will display an error message explaining why the operation failed. The following
information will also be displayed:
-DSU Part Number
-DSU Data Part Number
-DSU -DSU Data Config Serial Number Id
-N1 Modifiers (1-4)
-Engine Nameplate Index
-Engine Nameplate
-Engine Serial Number
-Engine Config Selector
-Aircraft Type
-Trim Balance CRC
Verify that the DSU part number written on the DSU is correct as specified in
(5) Select the 'Return to Main Menu' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press
the F2 button. The load process is complete.
K. Fan Blade Replacement - N1 Modifiers - modifies the N1 Modifier based on the number of
blades replaced. For 5 - 10 blades replaced the modifiers are reduced by 18 RPM. For 11
- 20 blades replaced the modifiers are set to default values.
(1) Select the 'DSU Reprogramming' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press
the F2 button.
(2) Select the 'Fan Blade Replacement - N1 Modifiers' button. Then, for the (PWA
111515) CESL press the OK button, or for the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA
212040) CESL press the F2 button.
(3) Select drop-down menu to choose between:
(a) 5 - 10 blades out.
(b) 11 - 20 blades out.
CAUTION
(a) Select "Connect Through FADEC" or "Direct SPI Connection' (DSU connected
to CESL)". Touch the 'Continue' button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL
NOTE
(5) "DSU Progress" screen will display the message "Software Load in Progress" and
will display the percent (%) complete.
(6) "N1 Modifier Update" (Pop up screen) will be displayed with the following information:
(a) Original N1 modifiers (1 thru 4).
(b) New N1 modifiers (1 thru 4).
(c) Notification if any modifiers have been range limited.
(7) Press the OK button for the (PWA 111515) CESL or for the (PWA 212297) CESL
and the (PWA 212040) CESL press the F2 button.
(8) If the operation was successful, the "DSU Results" screen will display the "N1
Modifiers Written Successfully" message as specified in Step 5.J.(4) for a listing of
data displayed.
(9) Record the 4 new N1 Modifiers for reidentification of the engine data plate as
follows:
(a) Using vibropeen tool, line out the existing N1 Modifiers listed in the "Class"
block of the engine data plate as specified in Reference 1, Standard Practice
Manual, Chapter/Section 70-11-00 Permanent Marking Methods. See Figure
3.
NOTE
Ensure the new N1 Modifiers are etched onto the same line as the existing N1
modifiers. If there is not enough room in the class block, procure a new data plate as
specified in Reference 4, Service Bulletin No.
PW1000G-D-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D.
(b) Vibropeen the four new N1 Modifiers in the "Class" block of the engine data
plate as specified in Reference 1, Standard Practice Manual, Chapter/Section
70-11-00 Permanent Marking Methods. See Figure 3.
L. Update Trim Balance Data
(1) Select from the drop-down menu to choose 'Trim Balance SRE' files download.
(Filename format is "dsu_tb_init_pw1100_rev0x.sre" where x is the revision
number) as specified in Reference 3, Service Bulletin No.
PW1000G-C-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D, Engine - Thrust/Model Conversion And
DSU Data Selection/Engine Hardware Compatibility - Replacement Or
Reprogramming Of The Data Storage Unit (DSU).
(2) Select the "Continue" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK
button. See Figure 2, Item No. 7.
CAUTION
(a) Select "Connect Through FADEC" or "Direct SPI Connection" (DSU connected
to CESL).
NOTE
"Select Connection Mode" screen choose "Connect Direct SPI Connection" for
from the "Select Connection Mode" screen choose "Connect Through FADEC"
(4) Select the "Continue" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK
button.
(5) The "DSU Progress" screen displays the message "Software Load in Progress" and
will display the percent (%) complete.
(6) The "DSU Results" screen displays "(file name).sre was successfully loaded to the
DSU" If an error message is displayed, contact your local Pratt and Whitney
representative.
(7) Verify that the Trim Balance CRC written on the DSU is correct by running the
"Read Thrust Rating ID Block" operation from the "DSU Main Menu" as specified in
(8) If additional operations are required to be performed on the CESL, select "Return to
Main Menu" button. Then, for the (PWA 111515) CESL press the OK button, or for
the (PWA 212297) CESL and the (PWA 212040) CESL press the F2 button.
M. If all required functions on the CESL have been completed shut down the tablet and
shut down the CESL.
(1) Make sure the power switch for the CESL is in the OFF position and disconnect the
power cable.
NOTE
(2) Disconnect the 'X' Cable and 'Y' Cable from the CESL, the EEC, and the tablet.
(3) Make sure all other cables are removed from the CESL.
(4) To shut down the tablet, press the LOCK button. Item No. 13 for the (PWA 111515)
CESL see Figure 2 or Item No. 7 for the (PWA 212040) CESL and the (PWA
212297) CESL) see Figure 5. This will bring up the Windows Lock Screen options.
(5) Disconnect the USB connector for the (PWA 111515) CESL and (PWA 212297)
CESL or the ethernet connector for the (PWA 212040) CESL on the CESL tablet.
(a) For the (PWA 111515) CESL and the (PWA 212297) CESL remove the CESL
cable to the USB port 5A.
(b) For the (PWA 212040) CESL remove the CESL cable to the ethernet port on
the top of the tablet.
(6) At the bottom right of the touchscreen, touch the red button to pull up the shut down
menu. Select "Shut Down". Windows and the tablet will shut down.
(7) Disconnect the AC adapter plug on the CESL tablet cable to the power connector
on the tablet.
(8) Install the harness (WF01) and harness (WF02) to the EEC as specified in
Reference 2, EM, PW1000G-C-73-21-01-00A-720A-D.
(9) Install the DSU to the EEC as specified in Reference 2, EM,

PW1000G-C-73-21-02-00A-720A-D.
Figure 1: (PWA 111515) CESL CONNECTIONS
Table 2. CONNECTIONS SIDE VIEW
See Figure 1.
No. Item Description
1 Audio Connector (Line in / Line Connects to a set of headphones, external

out) speakers, or an audio recording device with 3.5 mm
jack.
2 HDMI Connector Connects to an HDMI device such as an external
monitor.
3 Docking Holes Docking holes to support a docking station
(optional).
4 Docking Connector Connects to a docking station (optional).
5A USB Port
See Figure 1.
For program to function properly the CESL USB

cable MUST BE hooked up to this connector.
5B USB Port USB port connects to a USB device, such as a
USB flash drive, mouse, printer, keyboard etc.
6 Power Connector Connects to the AC adapter.
7 Battery Packs
Figure 2: (PWA 111515) CESL FEATURES
Table 3. SCREEN FRONT VIEW
See Figure 2.
1 Microphone Use for talking and other

interactive applications.
2 LED Indicators Shows the current status of the
tablet computer
2.1 Power Solid green: Tablet computer is
turned on.
Blinking green: Tablet computer
is in sleep mode. Off: Tablet
computer is turned off.
See Figure 2.
2.2 Battery Solid amber: Battery is

charging.
Solid green: Battery is fully
charged.
Blinking red: Battery power is
low.
2.3 Wireless Solid green: Wireless antenna
is enabled.
Off: Wireless antenna is
disabled.
2.4 3G Solid green: 3G data
connection is active.
Off: 3G data connection is
inactive.
NOTE
3G LED is not available in all
models.
3 Touch Screen Displays and receives

information for the tablet
computer.
4 Kensington Lock Provides lock mechanism
security.
5 Ambient Light Detector Detects surrounding light and
adjusts the screen brightness
according to the ambient light.
6 Directional Buttons Serves as the up / down / left /
right arrow keys.
7 OK Button Serves as the Enter key.
8 Fn (Functional) Button Press to display button
functions and toggle between
Button Setting A, B, and C.
Press Fn + F1/F2/F3 to open
the corresponding
applications. For example:
Fn + F1: Virtual keyboard
Fn + F2: Internet Explorer
Fn + F3: ALS Auto/Manual
9 F1 Button Press to launch Windows
Help.
10 F2 Button Press to launch F2 command
in Windows
11 F3 Button Press to launch F3 command
in Windows.
12 Speaker
See Figure 2.
Sends out sound and voice

from your tablet computer.
13 Lock Button Press to access the log-in
menu, similar as pressing Ctrl
+ Alt + Del on a computer.
14 Power Button Short press to turn the tablet
computer on.
When powered on, short
press to enable sleep mode.
When powered on, long press
to turn the tablet computer
entirely off.
Figure 3: ENGINE IDENTIFICATION PLATE
Figure 4: "MAIN MENU" SCREEN ON THE CESL
Figure 5: (PWA 212040) CESL AND (PWA 212297) CESL FEATURES AND
CONNECTIONS
Table 4. (PWA 212040) CESL AND (PWA 212297) CESL FEATURES AND CONNECTIONS
See Figure 5.
1 USB Port For program to function properly the

CESL USB cable should be hooked up to
this connector for (PWA 212040) CESL.
2 USB Port The USB port connects to a USB device,
such as a USB flash drive, mouse, printer,
keyboard etc.
3 Ethernet Port The Ethernet port connects to an ethernet
cable to provde access to the internet.
4 SD Card Slot
See Figure 5.
Place engine software SD card into tablet

here.
5 Power Connector Connects to the AC adapter.
6 Power Button Short press to turn the tablet computer on.
When powered on, short press to enable
sleep mode.
When powered on, long press to turn the
tablet computer entirely off.
7 Lock Button Press to access the log-in menu, similar
as pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del on a
computer.
8 Indicating Lights Lights that indicate power, state of
battery, and hard drive activity.
Figure 6: SD CARD WITH THE "WRITE PROTECT" FEATURE ENGAGED
Appendix
Added Data
Internal Reference Information

Issue No. Reference Document Origination
Original (Issue 001) EA16CC020 PB/JEJ
Issue 002 EA16CC020 PB/RCM
Issue 003 EA16CC020 PB/JAC
Issue 004 EA18CC069 DM/RCM
Issue 005 EA18CC069 DM/DAD
Issue 008 EA20CCJ48 DM/JAC
Number values shown in parentheses adjacent to U.S. values are International System of units (SI)
equivalents.
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ENGINE FUEL AND CONTROL - COMMON ENGINE SOFTWARE LOADER (CES...

ENGINE FUEL AND CONTROL - COMMON ENGINE

SERVICE BULLETIN REVISION NOTICE

Issue 002 dated July 12, 2016

Issue 003 dated December 9, 2016

Issue 004 dated March 20, 2018

Issue 005 dated May 30, 2018

Issue 006 dated June 12, 2019

Issue 007 dated January 10, 2020

Issue 008 dated November 6, 2020

Reason for the Revision

To delete the Notes about SCN5.

To change Full Authority Digital Engine Control (FADEC) to EEC.

To add a figure of the SD card with "write protect" feature.

To add a figure of the Main Menu screen on the CESL.

To delete instructions that are no longer required.

Effect of Revision on Prior Compliance

BULLETIN ISSUE SEQUENCE

ENGINE FUEL AND CONTROL - COMMON ENGINE

EAR Export Classification: ECCN 9E991

Type Certificate Holder:

PW1122G-JM, PW1124G-JM, PW1124G1-JM, PW1127G-JM, PW1127GA-JM, PW1127G1,

Engine Serial Nos. - All Engines

Cause: Not applicable.

Weight and Balance

Electrical Load Data

Software Accomplishment Summary

2. PW1100G-JM Series Engine Manual (EM), Part No. 5316992.

3. Service Bulletin PW1000G-C-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D; Thrust/Model Conversion And DSU

4. Service Bulletin PW1000G-D-72-00-0001-00A-930A-D; Engine - Plate, Engine Identification

Information in the Appendix

Progression Charts (No)

Added Data (Yes)

Revision to Table of Limits (No)

Inspection Procedures (No)

Material - Cost and Availability

1. There is no new material cost to do this Service Bulletin.

2. There is no kit provided to do this Service Bulletin.

Industry Support Program

Vendor Services or Special Components/Materials

Support Equipment List:

Tool Manufacturer Cage

1. CESL Operating Restrictions

2. Charging And Initial Set Up Of The CESL

A. Charging the tablet:

(1) Connect the CESL to an existing 120VAC/60Hz or 240VAC/50Hz power

B. Initial Setup of the CESL

(2) Connect the CESL to an existing power source 120VAC/60Hz or

3. Program The EEC Using The CESL (For EEC's

B. Prepare the EEC for Software Load.

(2) Remove the DSU from the EEC as specified in Reference 2,

C. Install the EEC software from the CESL.

(1) Access the SD card slot:

(a) For the (PWA 111515) CESL:

The write protect feature will vary from SD card to SD card.

A solid light will be illuminated indicating the SD card is engaged.

(5) From the "Main Menu" screen select the "FADEC

(6) The "EEC Reprogramming Operator Entry" screen will be displayed.

(9) Install the DSU to the EEC as specified in Reference 2,

4. Program The PHMU Using The CESL (For

B. Prepare the PHMU for software load.

(6) Access the SD card slot:

(a) For the (PWA 111515) CESL: