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LINCS II
Theory of Operation
Component Descriptions
Screen Navigation
Circuit Descriptions
Troubleshooting
Support Software
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THEORY OF OPERATION
INTRODUCTION

Theory of Operation

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LINCS LAYOUT

Digital
--------Analog
Cards

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HIGHLIGHTS

The same software will be used on all GEN 2 loaders. Electrical


wiring is the same to accommodate.
Drive system will be functionally the same on all loaders.
Expandable based on requirements.
Due to extensive testing there is very little customization and
configurability.
Control logic is hidden. Software is programmed to tell you
when the logic is preventing the operators command from being
preformed.
Rolling channel log. Always recording all channels. 6 days
stored on machine.
Normal and Troubleshooting notices.
Automated Calibration of Position Sensors

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COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS

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COMPONENT DESCRIPTIONS
Low Voltage Control Cabinet
VCU (Vehicle Control Unit)
Digital Interface Card
Analog Interface Card
Fuses & Relays
12v Power Supplies (Dealer options & touch screen)
Cab
HMI (Human/Machine Interface)
Touch Screen Display
Keypad
Joysticks
User access key reader
USB Port (Download)
Enclosures
Breakout Boxes
I/O Devices and Cables
Other Cabling

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Low Voltage Control Cabinet

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Low Voltage Control Cabinet


Relay panel

DIN terminal
connections
Digital I/O

24V/12V
converter

VCU

Analog I/O

12V touch screen display

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Cartridge fuses

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VCU (VEHICLE CONTROL UNIT)

The brains of the loader


Control
Protection
Safety features

Loader can operate at full production without touch screen and/or HMI
EXCEPT:
If an alarm or warning happens you will only see the light and not know
what it is
When Park Brake Sw LED is on the VCU is fully booted and engine can be
cranked. If no inhibits exist. System is Logging.
Missing modules will be reported except if module 4 is missing. This will
prevent LINCS from booting.

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VEHICLE CONTROL UNIT (VCU)


Status
LEDs

Power Connector
Analog Input
Modules

Digital I/O
Modules

CAN (J1939)
Modules

Port # 0
Not
Used

Ethernet Port

Port # 1

DIP Switches
(All switches
OFF by detail)

C1
Not Used

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C2

C3

C4

C5

C6

C7

C8

Not Used

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VCU

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Digital I/O

VCU

Analog I/O

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02203
04103
04107

UNUSED
VCU / HMI KEEP ALIVE
IGNITION KEEP ALIVE OUTPUT
POLE WORK LIGHTS
CAB LIGHT BAR LIGHTS

2
3
4
5

8
7
6

5
4

-----

3
ENGINE START CMD

54

-----

-----

LED OFF = 0% DUTY CYCLE


LED ON = >0% DUTY CYCLE
(BRIGHTNESS VARIES WITH DUTY CYCLE)

2
DRAWN

flovett

ISSUED

4-27-12

03217
03219

FRONT WIPER HIGH


FRONT WIPER LOW
REAR WIPER LOW OUTPUT

17
18
19

ELECTRIC SCHEMATIC L11502216


SIZE

SCALE

E DO NOT SCALE
1/1

11213
02241
02235

FLOAT SOL
DIGITAL OUTPUT POWER
DRIVE SW POWER OUTPUT

22
23
24

11225
AUTOLUBE SOL

21

00 RELEASE

-----

03215

PARK BRAKE SWITCH LIGHT

16

*+9)8/6:/54

UNUSED

03223
04121

REAR WASHER PUMP

15

8+<

20

03221

UNUSED
FRONT WASHER PUMP

13

-----

11236

14

STEER LEFT OUTPUT

60

04138

DIGITAL INTERFACE CARD STATUS LEDs


@54+

UNUSED

BACKUP LIGHTS & ALARM

58

59

11223
BLOWER CONTROL SOL

57

CARD6

13102, 13202, 14102

15V

ENGINE IGNITION

-----

56

DIGOUT5

UNUSED

11238
STEER RIGHT OUTPUT

53

55

11221
RADIATOR FAN CONTROL SOL

52

DIGOUT2

13104, 13204, 14104

17129
AUX FAN ENABLE SOL

51

----11219

UNUSED
OIL COOLER BYPASS SOL

50

49

17107

CARD5

AUX STEER ENABLE

48

-----

10219

10217

UNUSED

KLENZ 7 SOL

45

10215

47

KLENZ 6 SOL

44

10213

DIGIN3

DIGOUT4

UNUSED

KLENZ 5 SOL

43

10211

DIGPWR

46

KLENZ 4 SOL

42

10209

CARD4

KLENZ 3 SOL

DI LEDs

DIGIN2

02152

41

02210

10207

02208

KEYSWITCH CRANK SWITCH

KLENZ 2 SOL

KEYSWITCH IGNITION

40

04130

02255

KLENZ 1 SOL

PARK BRAKE SWITCH

39

04125

11108

RIGHT TURN SIGNAL

UNUSED

DIGOUT3

LEFT TURN SIGNAL

DIGOUT1

38

11112

AUTOLUBE SWITCHES

37

FRONT DRIVER LUBE FLOW SWITCH

10

-----

10203

11

HORN SOL

06203

36

HV CABINET DOOR SWITCH

17143

12

5V

04144

-----

BEACON

17103

UNUSED

35

STEER SUPPLY PRESSURE SWITCH

13

17141

14

DIGIN1

-----

CLAMSHELL CLOSE PILOT SOL

10109

34

ENGINE SAFETY FILTERS

11205

15

CLAMSHELL OPEN PILOT SOL

UNUSED

HOIST LOWER PILOT SOL

-----

16

33

UNUSED

32

-----

17

11207

11114

UNUSED

BUCKET ROLL BACK PILOT SOL

REAR DRIVER LUBE FLOW SWITCH

18

31

19

11203

10103

13144, 13244, 14139

11209

KLENZ ENABLE SWITCH

BUCKET DUMP PILOT SOL

STARTER ISOLATION SWITCH

HOIST RAISE PILOT SOL

21

20

5V CARD SUPPLY

30

UNUSED

29

11250

DIGCAN

LADDER POSITION SWITCH

02120

22

-----

02124

CAB E-STOP SWITCH

UNUSED

13111, 13211, 14113

28

HV CABINET E-STOP SWITCH

-----

-----

04134

24

23

TAIL LIGHTS

14115

27

02136

11211

02132

HYD RESERVOIR E-STOP SW

UNUSED

LEFT REAR E-STOP SWITCH

SECONDARY DUMP PRESS SOL

26

25

25

02128

26

UNUSED

-----

RIGHT REAR E-STOP SWITCH

04119

27

UNUSED

LINE #

12

5
UNUSED

04117

28
ENGINE BLUE LAMP

CAB AUDIBLE ALARM

29

11

FIRE SYSTEM STATUS

04115

UNUSED

31

YELLOW WARNING LIGHT

32

10

ENGINE YELLOW LAMP

02249

33

RED ALARM LIGHT

03255

PARK BRAKE INTERLOCK OUTPUT

11103

DRIVE COOL RESERVOIR LEVEL SW

HYD RESERVOIR LEVEL SW

34

35

04111

ENGINE RED LAMP

REAR COWL LIGHTS

G
36

30

FUNCTION

-----

----02214

FUNCTION

DI

UNUSED

LINE #

DI33 - 36
LED OFF = 24 VDC INPUT
LED ON = 0 VDC INPUT

H
7

DO

DIGITAL INPUTS

F
DI5 - 32
LED OFF = 0 VDC INPUT
LED ON = 24 VDC INPUT

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2
REVISIONS
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1
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NL12-1906
5-02
FL
BS
BS

13109, 13209, 14111

5V_FP

5V SPEED CONTROL PEDAL SUPPLY

-----

DIGITAL INTERFACE CARD


(P/N: 425-9228)
F

DO LEDs

E
15V CARD SUPPLY

CAN3

CAN2

CAN0

CAN1

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DIGITAL OUTPUTS

EST WT

4277161
1
SHEET

DWG NO.

22
REV

22 OF 29

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Analog Interface Card

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24vdc Fuses

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Control Relays
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12v Power Supplies

12v Supply for Display

12v Supply for Radio and Power Outlet

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CAB7

Low Voltage Cabinet


Connectors

CAB8

CONNECTOR ABBREVIATIONS
CAB - CAB
LLC - LADDER LIGHT CONTROL
PCP - PILOT CONTROL PANEL
FFR - FRONT FRAME
FPL - FRONT POLE LIGHT
MBR - MIRROR BAR
KLZ - KLENZ
EST - EMERGENCY STOP
RFF - REAR FRAME FORWARD
RFM - REAR FRAME MIDDLE
EIC- ENGINE INTERFACE CABNET
RAX - REAR AXLE
DCP - DRIVE COOLING PUMP
RCL - REAR COWL
CSP - CONTROL SWITCH PANEL
SRC - SR CABNET

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Cab

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Cab

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Cab
Connections

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Display Console

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Key Pad

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Joy Sticks

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HMI FUNCTIONALITY

Gauge cluster
Channel charting
Event viewing
Channel forcing
Calibrations (sequence of automated channel forces
and data collection)
Additional channel and event log storage capacity
Software upload
Download logs
Configure VCU (Service Rep access only)
Create user access keys only down one level

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Human Machine
Interface (HMI)

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CONNECTOR COLOR CODES


5 PIN FEMALE CAN RECEPTACLE

BREAKOUT BOX
(426-5235)

PIN-2

PIN-1

PIN-5

PIN

PIN LEGEND
COLOR

1
2
3
4
5

PIN-3

DRAIN
RED 24V
BLK
GND
WHT (CAN_H)
BLU (CAN_L)

PIN-4

Breakout
Boxes

3 PIN FEMALE RECEPTACLE


PIN-1
PIN
1
2
3

PIN-3

PIN LEGEND
COLOR
GREEN
BLACK
W HITE

PIN-2

12 PIN FEMALE RECEPTACLE


PIN-9
PIN-12

PIN-10

PIN-8

PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

PIN-1

PIN-7

PIN-2

PIN-6

PIN-3

PIN-5

PIN-4
PIN-11

GND

J1-1

J2-1

GND

SIGNAL

J1-2

J2-2

SIGNAL

24V

J1-3

J2-3

24V

GND

J3-1

J4-1

GND

SIGNAL

J3-2

J4-2

SIGNAL

24V

J3-3

J4-3

24V

XXXX-11

XXXX-01

XXXX-02

XXXX-04

XXXX-06

SIGNAL

SIGNAL

SIGNAL

24V

24V

J8-3

SIGNAL

J7-3

XXXX-10

SIGNAL

24V

24V

J8-2

XXXX-08

J7-2

GND

GND

SIGNAL

XXXX-12

J8-1

GND

J7-1

XXXX-07

24V

GND

SIGNAL

J6-3

XXXX-09

J5-3

SIGNAL

SIGNAL

24V

XXXX-03

GND

J6-2

SIGNAL

J6-1

J5-2

XXXX-05

J5-1

SIGNAL

GND
SIGNAL

PIN LEGEND
COLOR
ORANGE
BLUE
W HITE/BLACK
RED/BLACK
GREEN/BLACK
ORANGE/BLACK
BLUE/BLACK
BLACK/WHITE
GREEN
RED
WHITE
BLACK

XXXX: HARNESS NAME / WIRE CODE

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I/O Device Cabling

Pressure Sensors

426-5234

Position Sensors

426-7338
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I/O Device Cabling

426-5233

Solenoids
426-5232
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Cable Extensions

3 Pin Extension (From breakout box to device cable)


426-6241 = 10 meter
426-6240 = 5 meter
426-5213 = 3 meter
426-5231 = 2 meter
426-4198 = 1.6 meter
426-4197 = 1.4 meter
426-4196 = 1.2 meter
426-5230 = 1 meter

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12 Pin Extension (To breakout boxes)


426-6243 = 10 meter
426-6242 = 8 meter
426-5229 = 6 meter
426-5228 = 5 meter
426-5227 = 4 meter
426-5226 = 3 meter
426-5225 = 2.8 meter
426-5221 = 2 meter
426-5207 = 1.5 meter
426-5220 = 1 meter

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CAN Cabling

CAN Cables
426-6251 = 10 meter
426-4188 = 1.5 meter
426-6246 = .5 meter

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CAN Tee
426-6253

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CAN Cabling

120 Ohm
Terminating Resistor
426-6254

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Pressure Transducers

Measuring

Pressure

P
Temperature

Component Description

4-20 mA
Device Range
0 15 PSIG
0 50 PSIG
0 200 PSIG
0 600 PSIG
0 1500 PSIG
0 5000 PSIG
0 7500 PSI
0 20 IN H 2O
-10 100c

@ 4mA
Low
Value*
-0.3
-1
-4
-12
-30
-100
-150
-0.4
-22.4

@ 4mA
High
Value*
0.3
1
4
12
30
100
150
0.4
-17.6

@ 20mA @ 20mA
Low
High
Value*
Value*
14.7
15.3
49
51
196
204
588
612
147 0
1530
4900
5100
7350
7650
19.6
20.4
97.6
102.4

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Position Sensors

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Position Sensors

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POSITION SENSOR CABLE FAIL

Automatically bypasses limits with manual restore


Automatic motion functions will be disabled
Bypass limits does not disable inhibits like Park Brake
Slip control does not work if steering sensor is
bypassed
Load Weight will not work = (Hoist Base)

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Steering Interface Card

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Steering Interface Card


Neutral

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Steering Interface Card


Left

Voltage Above Supply


Voltage is
Left Steer Command
Voltage
Increases

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Steering Interface Card


Right

Voltage Below Supply


Voltage is
Right Steer Command

Voltage
Decreases

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24vdc Distribution

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Enclosures
Klenz Box
Engine

Rear Lights
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Air Valves Enclosure

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Optional Equipment Power Source

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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS

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CIRCUIT DESCRIPTIONS

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DATA RECORDING
IDLE TIMER
USER ACCESS
KEY ON POWER UP

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VCU Event Data

Events

Updates every 5 seconds

HMI

10,000

VCU

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HMI Event Data

Updates every 5 seconds

1 year

HMI

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VCU Channel Data

Channel I/O

5 SEC

50Hz

HMI
50Hz
1 hr

VCU

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Downloading Log Files

*.L2L

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Offline Viewing Log Files

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IDLE TIMER

Begins the five minute idle count down as soon as low


throttle is selected and not just when the key is turned
off. Engine must have been running for five minutes.
If the engine has been at idle for four minuets it will
count down one minute when the key is turned off.
Red alarm by-passes idle timer automatically

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USER ACCESS KEYS

LINCS I key will not work with new system


(it will tell you wrong Key)
New LINCS I software is compatible with LINCS II key.
Keys can be programmed on or off loader
USB reader (laptop) and serial on loader
User cannot create a key of their security level
Factory Rep keys are made by Engineering in Longview only.
Data on key

Name
Password
Security level
Language
12/24hr clock
Unit preference

System changes preferences at log on

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USER ACCESS LEVELS

Operator
Display Troubleshooting Notices
Adjust Alternate Machine Speed and
Motor Torque
Turn Off or On Aux Steer Test, Brake
Test, and Inhibit P.B Released mode.
Maintenance
Machine settings screen
Software upload, download & restore
Calibrations
Load bank
Create user access keys Operator
Reset red alarm
Configure Drives
Disable drive, swap RPT, Disable
phase, Disable panel

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Service
Force channels
Configure VCU to match
machine
Create user access keys
Maintenance
Change system clock

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LINCS Key On start circuit


KEYSWITCH

DO3 / DIGOUT1-10
HIGH SIDE

C5-7

TB 1

DO3

IGNITION KEEP ALIVE OUTPUT


TB 1
TB 1

3B

CR KS

GND

85
86
(02223)

SW KS

FU 02

CAB2-01

10A

DI7

CAB2-04

KEYSWITCH RELAY
426-0950
(D4)

KEYSWITCH
423-2229

DI7 / DIGIN1-7
STANDARD

C4-7

DI6 / DIGIN1-6
STANDARD

C4-6

DO2 / DIGOUT1-11
LOW SIDE

C5-6

Supplies 24vcd when LINCS is booted. It will keep


(CR KS) energized even when the key switch is turned
off. It is used as part of the engine idle 5 minute timer
circuit.

(B4)

KEYSWITCH IGNITION
423-2223
(B4)

Senses the position of the key switch

TB 2
3

12K

CAB2-05

KEYSWITCH CRANK SWITCH


423-2243
(B4)

TB 1
FU 02

CR KA

0B

DO2

85
86
(02220)

10A

VCU / HMI KEEP ALIVE


426-0950
(D4)

TB 2
VEHICLE CONTROL UNIT
(VCU)

12K
0BA

V1

GND

Switches to ground when LINCS is booted. Supplies 24vdc


to the VCU, HMI, and Display by energizing relay (CR KA).
When the key is turned off the software will keep (CR KA)
energized for approximately 15 sec to allow for proper
software shutdown.

VEHICLE CONTROL UNIT (VCU)


(D4)

(03148)
TB 1
0B

CR KA

CR HD

0BA

85
86
(03103)

30 87
(02214)

D3

0B

GND

CR KS

D3 413-5968

TB 1
0BB1

TB 1

0BC

CR MP

GND

85
86
(02226)

30 87
(02205)

HMI DISPLAY POWER RELAY


426-0950
(D4)
(D4)

MASTER POWER RELAY


426-0950
(D4)

TB 1
0B

CR MP

0BD

0BD

CR K1

GND

85
86
(06118)

30 87
(02223)

0BD

CR K2

GND

85
86
(05203)

0BD

CR K3

GND

85
86
(05228)

0BD

CR K5

GND

85
86
(05247)

KEYSWITCH POWER RELAY 1


411-9992
(D4)

KEYWSITCH POWER RELAY 2


411-9992
(D4)

When booting:
1. Supplies 24vdc to the CAN circuit (CR MP)
2. Supplies 24vdc to the Digital card (CR DP)
3. Supplies 24vdc to the converters (CR K4)
4. Supplies groung to keep VCU/HMI alive circuit (CR KA)
5. Supplies 24vdc to the ignition keep alive circuit (CR KS)
When key is turned off:
1. Looks for engine idle timer required.
Begins the five minute idle count down as soon as low throttle is selected
and not just when the key is turned off.
Engine must have been running for five minuets.
If the engine has been at idle for four minuets it will count down one minute
when the key is turned off.
Red alarm by-passes idle timer automatically
2. Removes 24vdc to the ignition keep alive circuit (CR KS)
3. Removes 24vdc to the CAN circuit (CR MP)
4. Removes 24vdc to the Digital card (CR DP)
5. Removes 24vdc to the converters (CR K4)
6. Removes groung to keep VCU/HMI alive circuit (CR KA) after 15sec timer

KEYWSITCH POWER RELAY 3


411-9992
(D4)

KEYWSITCH POWER RELAY 5


411-9992
(D4)

TB 1
0BD

CR K4

DO24

85
86
(06215) (06217)

0BD

DO24 / DIGOUT2-1
LOW SIDE

C5-33

(05123)

DRIVE SWITCH POWER OUTPUT


KEYSWITCH POWER RELAY 4
426-0950
(D4)

Switches to ground when LINCS is booted. Supplies 24vdc


to the converters Ignition circuit.

24V CAN

TB 1
0B

CR ES

0BB

0BB

CR DP

DO23

85
86
(05107)

30 87
(02144)

0BB

FU 01
10A

0A

CR ES
85
86
(02241)

0AB

DO23 / DIGOUT2-3
LOW SIDE

(06221)

ESD3-5
ESTOP RLY

ESD2-10
ESTOP RLY-READ

TB 2
12K

Supplies ground when no


E-Stops are pushed (activated)

C5-32

DIGITAL OUTPUT POWER


411-9992
(D4)

24V GENERATOR CONVERTERS

E-STOP RELAY
426-0950
(D4)

Switches to ground when LINCS is booted. Supplies 24vdc


to Digital interface card output circuits.

SCREEN NAVIGATION

Navigation

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LINCSII Menu Structure


User Access

Factory Settings

System Settings

Data Logging

Machine Summary

User Preference
Clean Screen
Field Access
Log Off
Logging / Monitoring

Change Time

Production Reports

System Clock
Language
Unit System
Truck Capacity
Ideal Cycle Time
Display Troubleshooting Notices
Lamp Test
Zero Tooth to Ground
Reset Shift Production
Auxiliary Steering Test
Brake Test
Inhibit Park Brake Release Mode
Alternate Speed
Alternate Torque

Select Channels to View/Force (Inputs Only)


Select Channels to View (Inputs Only)
Show Chart form of Selected Channels
View Logs

Change Software
Calibrations

Configure
Load Bank
HMI
VCU
Drives

Speed Control Pedal


Hoist and Bucket
Steering
Load Weight

Machine Settings
User Access Key
Remote Server IP

Minimum Security Level Required


Operator
Maintenance
Service

KLENZ Timing (Low Throttle)


KLENZ Timing (High/Med Throttle)
Auto Lube Timing
Blower / Fan
Max Machine Speed
Max Machine Torque
Bypass Hoist/Bucket Limit
Bypass Bucket Limit
Bypass Steering Limit

Load Weight Data


Tons Per Hour
Tons per Load (Bell)
Cycle Time (Bell)
Sweet Spot
Filter Data
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Download Logs and Channel Data


Print to PDF

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Troubleshooting

TROUBLESHOOTING NOTICES
RED ALARMS
YELLOW WARNINGS
BLUE EVENTS
LOAD WEIGHT

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TROUBLESHOOTING NOTICES

Can be turned on at any level of access.


Will display logic applied limit or inhibit information
For example Raise Hoist Limited by End of Travel

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RED ALARMS
Red Alarms indicate something has failed that could result in
catastrophic damage or personal injury.

Step 1:

The cab audible beeper is sounded and the red light on the dash is illuminated.

Idle speed is changed to low idle and the drive system if energized will remain energized. This
means top speed is limited to half machine rated speed.

If the touch screen is present it will display the alarm text on screen.

Pressing the acknowledge switch silences the beeper and removes the text from the screen.

A counter on the upper bar of the screen will display the amount of time the operator has until the
machine is shut down. This amount of time will vary based on the alarm. This time can be zero for
some alarms. When the counter reaches zero the shut down sequence will begin. At any time during
step 1 if the park brake switch is pressed in, it will skip to step 2.

Step 2:

Zero speed is commanded to the drive system.


Step 3:

When the vehicle has reached .5mph the engine is turned off bypassing the idle timer and the park
brakes are set.

The operator can release the computers park brake control by pushing the park brake switch in.

The engine will not restart until the system is rebooted unless someone with high enough security
access resets the alarm.

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RED ALARMS
Delay to shut down time

Troubleshooting

Auxiliary Steering System Activated = 30 Sec


Auxiliary Steering System Fault = 0 Sec
Battery Charging Alternator Voltage Critically Low = 30 Sec
Emergency Stop Switch Pressed (Any) = 0 Sec
Engine Red Lamp Active = 10 Sec
Engine Safety Filter(s) Restricted = 1 Min
Fire System Engaged = 10 Sec
Detected Five Consecutive Auto Lube Warnings = 15 Min
HPD Gearbox Oil Pressure Critically Low = 10 Sec
Hydraulic Oil Reservoir Level Low = 30 Sec
Hydraulic Reservoir Air Pressure Low = 15 Min
Klenz Filter Restriction High At Low Throttle = 5 Min
Vehicle Control Unit Critical Over Temperature = 30 Sec

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YELLOW WARNINGS
Yellow Warnings indicate something that effects how the machine
performs has failed or is out of tolerance.

Some Yellow Warnings:

Troubleshooting

Idle speed is limited to low until boot down

(example) Klenz restriction.


Auto Lube cycle long is a progressive warning that after 5 consecutive
occurrences becomes a Red Alarm.
Drive faults are yellow, but do not explain cause of fault. You must look at
Blue PM alerts in log for details.

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BLUE PM ALERTS
Blue PM Alerts indicate something is out of tolerance and should
be repaired or replaced at the next scheduled PM.

These PM Alerts do not pop up on the screen so they must be checked


using the view logs screen.

Since many of the PM Alerts are there to assist troubleshooting. You


should always look for any PM Alerts related to the circuit you are
working on.

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LOAD WEIGH

GEN 2 machines incorporate the standard load weigh mechanisms along


with a load and carry load weigh function. The load and carry load weigh
function is always active and is easy and fun to use.
The standard load weigh mechanism works by calculating the load weight
when the Lift Arm angle reaches zero degrees. (Horizontal) However, this
calculation is only performed if a load weight does not currently exist. How
can a load weight already exist you might ask? Well, if a load and carry
load weigh was previously calculated, the load weigh software will not recalculate at 0 degrees. Instead, the software will simply use the current
load weigh stored.
To get a load and carry load weigh, the lift arms and bucket must be in a
certain range. The Lift Arm angle must be greater than -20 degrees and
the bucket must be rolled back greater than 30 degrees (Bucket Position). In
addition, you must cease any hydraulic functions associated with the right
joystick. When this is detected, a load and carry weight will
register. While in position, if you want to trigger a re-weigh, all you must do
is move the right joystick and stop again. If hydraulic commands are active,
the software assumes you are still loading.

Troubleshooting

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SUPPORT SOFTWARE AND TOOLS

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SUPPORT SOFTWARE AND TOOLS

DOWNLOAD LOG
UPLOAD NEW Software
USE OF OFF LINE TOOL Same software as what is on machine
FTP SITE for Software and downloads

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DOWNLOADING LOG FILES

Put USB drive in USB port


Navigate to download screen under
logging and monitoring.

Transfer files to USB drive (Drive E)

Channel log files can be very large

Date range selected in channel


viewer only applies to channels.
A maximum of 4 hours can be
downloaded

Creates a (.l2l) file

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Event Data

2 Sec

Length of Download

6 days of channel data on HMI

Up to 4hr
Download
Window

4 Hrs

Start Date\Time

End Date\Time

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LOADING NEW SOFTWARE ON LOADER

Use another computer to put .l2u file on a USB drive


Software will be available on our website at some point
Put USB drive in USB port
Use security key to log on
Navigate to load new software screen
Select correct file and load software

If drive software has changed it can take over an hour at reboot to


program all of the drives
Perform software spot check

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OFF LINE TOOL FUNCTIONALITY

HMI software will run on a lap


top computer (1280x1024min resolution)
Has menu bar
Channel charting
Event viewing
Cannot view calibration and
setting screens
Create user access keys
Download logs to USB
Allows downloading a selected
section of the log small enough
to email

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UPLOADING LOG FILES TO OFF LINE TOOL

Put USB stick in Lap top

Open LINCSII application

File then Open on menu bar

Navigate to USB drive

Select file

View data just as on loader

Download must be compatible with version of OFF LINE TOOL.

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