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`EXHIBIT 67
`EXHIBIT 67
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`CAT®
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`M0068306-04 (en-us)
`August 2020
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`Systems Operation
`Testing and Adjusting
`Troubleshooting
`PM310, PM312, PM313, PM620, PM622,
`PM820, PM822, and PM825 Cold Planer
`Monitoring System/Grade and Slope
`
`AK5 1-UP (Machine)
`AN8 1-UP (Machine)
`H6S 1-UP (Machine)
`EE2 1-UP (Machine)
`E8S 1-UP (Machine)
`626 1-UP (Machine)
`3C6 1-UP (Machine)
`627 1-UP (Machine)
`RH8 1-UP (Machine)
`NM9 1-UP (Machine)
`LJ9 1-UP (Machine)
`NJX 1-UP (Machine)
`J63 1-UP (Machine)
`JHZ 1-UP (Machine)
`
`NMA 1-UP (Machine)
`JFC 1-UP (Machine)
`KWA 1-UP (Machine)
`JCF 1-UP (Machine)
`SL8 1-UP (Machine)
`JB7 1-UP (Machine)
`JB9 1-UP (Machine)
`LH9 1-UP (Machine)
`NJ9 1-UP (Machine)
`NA9 1-UP (Machine)
`JH9 1-UP (Machine)
`DK9 1-UP (Machine)
`TLZ 1-UP (Machine)
`HN8 1-UP (Machine)
`HC8 1-UP (Machine)
`ESE 1-UP (Machine)
`LB8 1-UP (Machine)
`FG4 1-UP (Machine)
`8RF 1-UP (Machine)
`TPH 1-UP (Machine)
`XS6 1-UP (Machine)
`EL6 1-UP (Machine)
`RL3 1-UP (Machine)
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`PUBLICATIONS.CAT.COM
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Important Safety Information
`Most accidents that involve product operation, maintenance and repair are caused by failure to observe
`basic safety rules or precautions. An accident can often be avoided by recognizing potentially hazardous
`situations before an accident occurs. A person must be alert to potential hazards, including human factors
`that can affect safety. This person should also have the necessary training, skills and tools to perform these
`functions properly.
`
`Improper operation, lubrication, maintenance or repair of this product can be dangerous and could
`result in injury or death.
`
`Do not operate or perform any lubrication, maintenance or repair on this product, until you verify
`that you are authorized to perform this work, and have read and understood the operation,
`lubrication, maintenance and repair information.
`
`Safety precautions and warnings are provided in this manual and on the product. If these hazard warnings
`are not heeded, bodily injury or death could occur to you or to other persons.
`
`The hazards are identified by the "Safety Alert Symbol" and followed by a "Signal Word" such as
`"DANGER", "WARNING" or "CAUTION". The Safety Alert "WARNING" label is shown below.
`A WARNING
`
`The meaning of this safety alert symbol is as follows:
`
`Attention! Become Alert! Your Safety is Involved.
`
`The message that appears under the warning explains the hazard and can be either written or pictorially
`presented.
`
`A non-exhaustive list of operations that may cause product damage are identified by "NOTICE" labels on
`the product and in this publication.
`
`Caterpillar cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential hazard.
`The warnings in this publication and on the product are, therefore, not all inclusive. You must not
`use this product in any manner different from that considered by this manual without first
`satisfying yourself that you have considered all safety rules and precautions applicable to the
`operation of the product in the location of use, including site-specific rules and precautions
`applicable to the worksite. If a tool, procedure, work method or operating technique that is not
`specifically recommended by Caterpillar is used, you must satisfy yourself that it is safe for you
`and for others. You should also ensure that you are authorized to perform this work, and that the
`product will not be damaged or become unsafe by the operation, lubrication, maintenance or repair
`procedures that you intend to use.
`
`The information, specifications, and illustrations in this publication are on the basis of information that was
`available at the time that the publication was written. The specifications, torques, pressures,
`measurements, adjustments, illustrations, and other items can change at any time. These changes can
`affect the service that is given to the product. Obtain the complete and most current information before you
`start any job. Cat dealers have the most current information available.
`
`NOTICE
`When replacement parts are required for this product Caterpillar recommends using original Cater-
`pillar® replacement parts.
`
`Other parts may not meet certain original equipment specifications.
`
`When replacement parts are installed, the machine owner/user should ensure that the machine re-
`mains in compliance with all applicable requirements.
`
`In the United States, the maintenance, replacement, or repair of the emission control devices and
`systems may be performed by any repair establishment or individual of the owners choosing.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Table of Contents
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`Table of Contents
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`Systems Operation Section
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`Display Navigation
`Left Hand Buttons
`Grade and Slope
`Display Settings
`Menu Navigation
`Machine Settings Menu
`Machine Settings Menu
`Service Test Menu
`Pop-Up Messages
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`Testing and Adjusting Section
`
`Testing and Adjusting
`Module - Flash Program
`
`Troubleshooting Section
`
`Introduction
`General Information
`Service Tools
`Diagnostic Capabilities
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`Diagnostic Trouble Codes
`Determining Diagnostic Trouble Codes
`Diagnostic Trouble Codes
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`Event Codes
`Event Codes
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`Circuit Tests
`CAN Data Link - Test
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`Index Section
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`Index
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`126
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`156
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`164
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`173
`173
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`Systems Operation Section
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`Display Navigation
`SMCS Code: 7490
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`Overview of the Information
`Display
`The home page is the main introductory page on the
`Cold Planer information display. Real-time machine
`status information is displayed within this page.
`
`The round buttons on each side of the display
`correspond with the adjacent square icons. Pressing
`the round buttons next to the icon will allow the
`operator to access that particular page.
`
`The round buttons on the left side of display are the
`"Hotkey" buttons (2), which are configured for the
`Cold Planer. The round buttons on the right side of
`display are the "Top-Level Navigation" buttons (3).
`The right-side buttons serve as the principle
`navigation buttons.
`
`Illustration 1
`Home page
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`(1) Round Buttons
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`(2) "Hotkey" Button Indicators
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`(3) "Top-Level Navigation" Button Indicators
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`Illustration 2
`Home page
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`(4) Grade and Slope button
`(5) Work Lights button
`(6) Moldboard Downward Pressure button
`(7) Camera Selection button
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`(8) Screen Lock (Gray when the screen is
`unlocked, green when the screen is
`locked)
`(9) Display Settings button
`
`(10) Machine Settings button
`(11) Service button
`
`When a category is selected, a menu appears and
`the right-side buttons change to "Menu Navigation"
`buttons. While in a menu page, the round buttons on
`the right-hand side of the display become the "Menu
`Navigation" keys for the selected category. In this
`state, the round buttons are now "Up" , "OK" , "Down"
`, "Back" , and "Home" . Pressing a round button
`activates the corresponding option.
`
`Display
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`[ Software License Info
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`Menu navigation buttons
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`(12) "Up" Arrow Button
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`(13) "OK" Button
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`(14) "Down" Arrow Button
`Top-Level Navigation
`
`Hotkey Buttons (Left Side)
`
`(15) "Back" Button
`
`(16) "Home" Button
`
`Note: Buttons down the left side of the display are
`machine application specific.
`
`Grade and Slope Button (4)
`
`Work Lights Button (5)
`
`Moldboard Downward Pressure Button (6)
`
`Camera Selection Button (7): The numbers indicate how many cameras have been selected.
`
`Screen Lock Button (8): The button is gray when the screen is unlocked. The button is green
`when the screen is locked.
`
`Note: When the screen is locked, access to the various screens is still possible by
`pressing the accompanying round button.
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`Illustration 4
`Hotkey options
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`Top-Level Navigation Buttons (Right
`Side)
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`Note: Buttons down the right side of the display are
`common between all machines.
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`Display (9): The Display settings button allows the user to adjust the Display's Screen Brightness
`(either Day Mode or Night Mode) to select a specific measuring unit (Metric or English)
`and allows the operator to read the Software License Information.
`
`Machine (10): The Machine settings button allows the operator to adjust the machine's operation settings.
`
`Service (11): The Service settings button allows the operator to view service parameters such as
`ECM Summary, Diagnostics, Configurations, and Service Procedures.
`
`Illustration 5
`Top-level navigation options
`
`Navigation Buttons (Right Side)
`
`Note: Buttons down the right side of the display are
`common between all machines.
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`UP Arrow Button (12): The UP arrow button navigates lists and menus in the upward direction.
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`OK (13): The OK button selects a highlighted item or confirms an action.
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`DOWN (14): The DOWN arrow button navigates lists and menus in the downward direction.
`
`BACK (15): The BACK button navigates to the previous screen or cancels an action.
`
`HOME (16): The HOME button navigates to the HOME Page from anywhere within the Display.
`
`OK
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`Illustration 6
`Navigation options
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`Navigating the Information Display
`1. The round buttons on the sides of the Cold Planer
`display align and correspond with the square icons
`indicated on the screen. Press the round buttons
`to access the menus.
`
`2. As a rule:
`
`a. Whenever a button on the display or screen
`appears "flat" , press the round corresponding
`button next to the flat button.
`
`For example, operating the "OK" navigation
`feature requires pressing the round "OK"
`button.
`
`Illustration 7
`"OK" button
`(17) "Flat" Button (inactive)
`(18) "Round" Button (active)
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`b. Whenever a button on the display screen
`appears "raised" , touch the screen directly to
`navigate menus or change machine settings.
`
`-A- Screen Brightness
`
`Illustration 8
`"Raised" button (active)
`
`3. The display screen must be unlocked by pressing
`the screen lock button. This button is the lower-left
`round button on the display. When the button is
`pressed, the hotkey next to the button will change
`from green to gray, indicating the display is
`unlocked and interaction with the touch screen is
`possible.
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`Illustration 9
`Screen lock button (unlocked)
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`4. If the display is unlocked (the screen lock button
`is gray), the "raised" buttons and bars on the
`actual display screen are operable. Touch the
`display or use the round buttons to navigate,
`access menus, and change machine settings.
`
`Illustration 10
`Screen lock button (locked)
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`5. If the display is locked (the screen lock button is
`green), the raised "touch" buttons and bars on the
`actual display are non-operable. The round
`buttons are still operable.
`
`Illustration 11 11
`Button background flashing
`
`When a button is pressed, the background of the
`button will flash blue. Blue indicates that the menu
`page is busy loading. After the menu page loads, the
`button returns to the original light gray color.
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`Menu Buttons and Menu Button
`Groups
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`3 Auto Night Mode
`El Software License Info
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`Illustration 12
`Display menu page
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`(19) Menu Buttons
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`Navigation through menu lists and submenus is
`possible by using the menu button groups.
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`Service
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`• Diagnostics
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`op Service
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`0. Diagnostics
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`Illustration 13
`Menu button indications
`
`When pressed, the menu button will initially show
`blue to indicate that the selection is loading. Then,
`the menu button will turn to yellow to indicate that it
`has been selected. A menu button group is
`accessible by performing one of the following actions:
`
`• Directly touching a single button within the group
`
`• Using the navigation buttons along the right side
`
`On certain machines, if more than four options are
`available and appear in a menu button group, a non-
`interactive scroll bar will appear.
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`For more information, refer to the following section in
`this manual:
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`• Scroll bars/menu sliding indicator
`
`Scroll Bars/Menu Sliding Indicator
`The scroll bar is used to navigate between the
`performance pages. There are two types of scroll
`bars:
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`•
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`Interactive
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`• Non-Interactive
`
`The interactive scroll bar distinguishes itself from the
`non-interactive scroll bar by using an image to show
`the button characteristic in the Cat ® Yellow color.
`
`The interactive scroll bar sliding indicator is also
`visually wider and has an expanded (non-visible)
`activation zone to reduce activation error.
`
`The scroll bar sliding indicator brings the next page
`into view by a touch of the yellow up or down arrow
`buttons on the scroll bar.
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`Interactive Scroll Bar
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`Interactive scroll bar
`(20) Yellow Up Arrow Button
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`(21) Menu Sliding Indicator
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`(22) Yellow Down Arrow Button
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`Illustration 15
`Menu sliding indicator
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`(23) A three-page Menu Sliding Indicator is
`set to page 1.
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`(24) A three-page Menu Sliding Indicator is
`set to page 2.
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`(25) A three-page Menu Sliding Indicator is
`set to page 3.
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu Sliding Indicator
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`2348-9(2) J1939 Data Link 2
`3468-2(2) Aft 1 Idenalcaton
`3838-5(2) Aft 1 Fluid Dosing an Relay
`E265(1) User °Med Shutdown
`281-13(1) Eng Timing Calibration
`268-2(1) Pmgrammed Parameter
`291-5(1) Eng Cooling Fan Sol
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`Illustration 16
`Navigation options
`
`(12) "Up" Arrow Button
`(13) "OK" Button
`(14) "Down" Arrow Button
`
`(15) "Back" Button
`(16) "Home" Button
`
`(26) Non-Interactive Scroll Bar with Menu
`Sliding Indicator
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`Non-Interactive scroll bar with menu sliding indicator
`(26) uses only "Up" arrow button (12) and "Down"
`arrow button (14) to make a selection incrementally.
`A selection is made one at a time.
`
`1. Press "OK" button (13) to enter the intended page.
`
`2. Press "Back" button (15) to return to the previous
`page.
`
`3. Press "Home" button (16) to return to the previous
`Home Page.
`
`Note: The menu sliding indicator (center gray box)
`on either scroll bar cannot itself be used to drag the
`page up or down.
`
`Increment/Decrement Bar
`Some settings within the display require an
`adjustment of values or numbers by using the
`increment/decrement bar.
`
`There are two types of increment/decrement bars:
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`•
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`•
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`Increment/decrement bars that adjust a value
`range in increments
`
`Increment/decrement bars that adjust a numerical
`range in increments
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Illustration 17
`Increment/decrement bar - Value range adjustment in increments
`
`(27) Minus "2 Left Arrow Button
`(Decrement)
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`(28) Plus "+" Right Arrow Button (Increment)
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`installed
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`Illustration 18
`Increment/decrement bar — numerical range adjustment in increments
`
`(29) Minus "2 Left Arrow Button
`(Decrement)
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`(30) Plus "+" Right Arrow Button (Increment)
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`Increment/Decrement Bar - Value Range
`Adjustment in Increments
`
`Increment
`
`Illustration 19
`Increment/decrement bar
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`1. Increase the adjustment by pressing the plus "+"
`arrow button (30) on the right end of the
`increment/decrement bar.
`
`2. Release the plus "+" arrow button when the
`intended setting has been reached.
`
`Decrement
`
`1. Decrease the adjustment by pressing the minus "2
`arrow button (29) on the left end of the increment/
`decrement bar.
`
`2. Release the minus "2 arrow button when the
`intended setting has been reached.
`
`Increment/Decrement Bar with a
`Numerical Range
`
`Increment
`
`1. Press the yellow plus "+" button (30) on the right
`end of the increment/decrement bar to increase
`the number. Numbers will appear in yellow text
`while setting.
`
`2. When the intended number appears on the bar,
`release the yellow plus "+" button. The new
`number will display in white text.
`
`Decrement
`
`1. Press the yellow minus "2 button (29) on the left
`end of the increment/decrement bar to decrease
`the number. Numbers will appear in yellow text
`while setting.
`
`2. When the intended number appears on the bar,
`release the yellow minus "2 button. The new
`number will display in white text.
`Navigation Path
`The navigation path appears in the top-left area on
`the menu pages of the display. These icons/symbols
`show the trail of menu pages previously visited or
`selected to arrive at the current page.
`
`The navigation path for the following settings page is:
`
`• Machine > Settings > Steering Adjust
`
`Jr.* Steering Adjust
`Rear Steer Assist
`
`Illustration 21
`(31) Navigation Path
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`The navigation path for the example shown in the
`illustration is: Machine > Settings > Steering Adjust.
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`Increment/decrement bar with a numerical range
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Left Hand Buttons
`SMCS Code: 7490
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`Illustration 22
`Home page
`
`(1) Grade and Slope
`(2) Lights
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`(3) Moldboard
`(4) Camera
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`(5) Screen Lock
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`Note: Left side buttons are application specific.
`
`Note: For information regarding Grade and Slope,
`refer to the following section of this manual:
`
`• Systems Operation > Grade and Slope
`
`Work Lights
`
`Work Lights - Small Cold Planers
`
`• PM310 HRC
`
`• PM310 LRC
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`• PM312 HRC
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`• PM312 LRC
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`• PM313 HRC
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`• PM313 LRC
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`Home page
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`(2) Work Lights Button
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`1. Press the round work lights button (2) on the left
`side of the display. The work lights display screen
`will appear.
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`Work lights display screen when the work lights are not illuminated
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`(6) Work Lights — Front (Left and Right)
`(7) Beacon Light
`
`(8) Work Light — Right Side
`(9) Work Light — Rear
`
`(10) Work Light — Left Side
`
`Each light is controlled individually by touching the
`corresponding work light icon on the page. For
`example, pressing beacon light icon (7) will turn ON
`the beacon light. Pressing the icon again will turn
`OFF the light.
`
`Note: Work lights - front (left and right) (6) are
`grouped. Pressing one of the front light icons will turn
`ON both front lights.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022995
`
`

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`Work Lights - Large Cold Planers
`
`• PM620 HRC
`
`• PM620 LRC
`
`• PM622 HRC
`
`• PM622 LRC
`
`• PM820 HRC
`
`• PM820 LRC
`
`• PM822 HRC
`
`• PM822 LRC
`
`• PM825 HRC
`
`• PM825 LRC
`
`Illustration 25
`Home page
`
`(2) Work Lights Button
`
`1. Press the round work lights button (2) on the left
`side of the display. The work lights display screen
`will appear.
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`CAT-770_022996
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`

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`Illustration 26
`Work lights display screen when the work lights are not illuminated
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`(6) Work Lights — Front (Left and Right)
`(7) Beacon Light
`
`(8) Work Light — Right Side
`(9) Work Lights — Rear (Left and Right)
`
`(10) Work Light — Left Side
`
`Each light is controlled individually by touching the
`corresponding Work Light icon on the page. For
`example, pressing beacon light icon (7) will turn ON
`the beacon light. Pressing the icon again will turn
`OFF the light.
`
`Note: Work lights — front (left and right) (6) are
`grouped. Pressing one of the front light icons will turn
`ON both front lights.
`
`Note: Work lights — rear (left and right) (9) are
`grouped. Pressing one of the rear light icons will turn
`ON both rear lights.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022997
`
`

`

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`Balloon Lights
`
`Illustration 27
`Balloon lights display screen when the balloon lights are installed
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`(11) Balloon Light- Front
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`(12) Balloon Light- Rear
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`Balloon lights display screen when the balloon lights are illuminated
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`Balloon lights icon ((11) and (12) ) will not be visible
`on the work lights display screen if the balloon lights
`are not installed. To install the balloon lights, access
`the balloon light screen in the "Service >
`Configurations" screen.
`
`Pressing the balloon light icon will turn ON the
`balloon light. Pressing the icon again will turn OFF
`the light.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022998
`
`

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`Systems Operation Section
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`Illustration 29
`Balloon lights display screen when the balloon lights are not installed
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`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_022999
`
`

`

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`Moldboard Downward Pressure
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`Illustration 30
`Home page
`
`(3) Moldboard Downward Pressure Button
`
`1. Press the round moldboard downward pressure
`button (3) on the left side of the display. The
`"Moldboard" menu screen will appear.
`
`Moldboard Downward Pressure (Small
`Cold Planers)
`
`• PM310 HRC
`
`• PM310 LRC
`
`• PM312 HRC
`
`• PM312 LRC
`
`• PM313 HRC
`
`• PM313 LRC
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023000
`
`

`

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`Systems Operation Section
`
`Illustration 31
`Moldboard pressure adjustment page
`
`(13) Moldboard Downward Pressure button
`
`(14) Moldboard Downward Pressure
`Increment/Decrement bar
`
`(15) Back button
`(16) Home button
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`Illustration 32
`Moldboard pressure adjustment page
`
`(13) Moldboard Downward Pressure button
`(Green = Active)
`
`Moldboard Downward Pressure Screen
`
`• PM620 HRC
`
`• PM620 LRC
`
`• PM622 HRC
`
`• PM622 LRC
`
`• PM820 HRC
`
`• PM820 LRC
`
`• PM822 HRC
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`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023001
`
`

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`• PM822 LRC
`
`• PM825 HRC
`
`• PM825 LRC
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`Moldboard pressure adjustment page
`
`(13) Moldboard Downward Pressure button
`(Gray = Inactive)
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`Illustration 34
`Moldboard pressure adjustment page
`
`(13) Moldboard Downward Pressure button
`(Green = Active)
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`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023002
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`

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`Systems Operation Section
`
`1. Press the plus (+) button on moldboard downward
`pressure increment/decrement bar (14) to
`increase the downward pressure percentage.
`Press the minus (-) button on moldboard
`downward pressure increment/decrement bar (14)
`to decrease the downward pressure percentage.
`Numbers will appear in yellow text while adjusting.
`The newly set number will appear in white text.
`The setting will be displayed in the Moldboard
`Downward Pressure Increment/Decrement bar.
`
`2. To turn ON the moldboard downward pressure,
`press moldboard downward pressure button (13).
`The button will turn blue, then green, and advance
`to the ON position.
`
`3. To turn OFF the moldboard downward pressure,
`press the green button again. The button will turn
`blue, turn gray and return to the OFF position.
`
`4. Press the back button (15) to return to the previous
`page.
`
`5. Press the home button (16) to return to the home
`page.
`Camera Selection
`If installed, the camera(s) is primarily used to check
`for obstacles.
`
`Illustration 35
`Home page
`
`(4) Camera Selection button
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`If the rear view camera is installed, the camera image
`will show for three seconds at the startup of the
`machine. The camera will show after the splash
`screen, before the home page appears.
`
`The display supports up to four cameras with one
`camera dedicated to showing the reverse or mirror
`image view.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023003
`
`

`

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`THE REAR VIEW CAMERA ICON WILL CHANGE
`BASED ON THE NUMBER OF INSTALLED
`CAMERAS
`
`CAMERA ICON WILL
`NOT APPEAR IN THE
`HOTKEY BUTTON.
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`0 CAMERAS
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`1 CAMERA
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`2
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`CAMERAS
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`Illustration 36
`The rear view camera icon will change based on the
`number of installed cameras.
`
`1. Press camera selection button (4). The rear
`camera will launch. Additional pressing of the
`camera button will cycle through the other camera
`inputs numbered one (reverse or mirror image
`view camera) through four. If the button is pressed
`while viewing the last installed camera, the display
`will cycle back to the first installed camera input.
`
`2. The display will show the rear vision camera
`automatically when the machine is moving in the
`reverse direction.
`
`3. When the machine is in reverse, the operator
`cannot navigate away from the rear camera feed.
`
`4. When the machine is moving in the reverse
`direction, the navigation buttons will not appear.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023004
`
`

`

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`Systems Operation Section
`
`Illustration 37 37
`Rear view camera active
`
`Rear view camera is active while traveling in
`REVERSE.
`
`Note: All hotkey icons will hide when the machine
`travels in REVERSE.
`
`To return to the previously viewed screen, place the
`machine in NEUTRAL or travel in the FORWARD
`direction.
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`Illustration 38
`Rear view camera active
`(15) Back button
`
`(16) Home button
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`CONFIDENTIAL
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`CAT-770_023005
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`

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`If the rear view camera is being viewed by pressing
`camera selection button (4), and the machine is
`either in FORWARD or NEUTRAL, back button(15)
`and home button (16) will be visible.
`
`Press back button (15) to return to the previous
`menu.
`
`Press home button (16) to return to the home page.
`
`Note: For more information on how to select the
`number of cameras installed, refer to following
`section in this manual:
`
`• Service > Configurations > Camera Configurations
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023006
`
`

`

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`Screen Lock Button
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`Home page
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`(17) Screen Lock button (Unlocked - Gray)
`
`Illustration 40
`Home page
`(18) Screen Lock button (Locked - Green)
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`1. Press the round screen lock button on the left side
`of the display. When the screen lock button is gray,
`the screen is unlocked (17). When the screen lock
`button is green, the screen is locked (18).
`
`Note: When the screen is locked, access to the
`various screens is still possible by pressing the
`accompanying round button.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023007
`
`

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`Grade and Slope
`
`SMCS Code: 7490
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`Illustration 41
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`(1) Grade and Slope button
`
`(2) Grade and Slope banner
`
`Pressing Grade and Slope button (1) will allow the
`operator to navigate to the Grade and Slope page.
`
`Grade and Slope banner (2) appears as part of the
`lower information banner.
`
`Note: For more information, refer to the following
`section in this manual:
`
`• Lower Information Banner
`
`Grade and Slope Banner
`Note: The Grade and Slope Banner appears only if
`Grade and Slope have been installed.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023008
`
`

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`Illustration 42
`
`(2) Grade and Slope banner
`
`The Grade and Slope Banner shows the current state
`of the system.
`
`The display appears if the system is installed. Once
`installed, the display can show the following modes:
`
`• Unavailable/Off (With Grade and Slope Not
`Installed)
`
`• Unavailable/Off (With Grade and Slope Installed)
`
`• Rear/Off
`
`• Auto
`
`• Auto-Suspend
`
`• Auto-Not-Allowed
`
`• Manual Mode
`
`• Combination Mode
`
`• One Side Auto/One Side Manual
`
`The information appears in the bottom lower
`information display banner.
`
`CONFIDENTIAL
`
`CAT-770_023009
`
`

`

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`Illustration 43
`
`(1) Grade and Slope button
`
`(2) Grade and Slope banner
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`Note: The bottom part of Grade and Slope banner (2)
`does not appear in the pop-up banner on the
`following machines:
`
`Grade and Slope Banner - Various States
`
`• PM 3