- Excavator:
- M313C (S/N: BDR1-UP)
- M315C (S/N: BDM1-UP)
- M316C (S/N: BDX1-UP)
- M318C (S/N: BEB1-UP; BCZ1-UP)
- M322C (S/N: BDK1-UP; BDY1-UP)
- M315C (S/N: BDM1-UP)
Introduction
This Special Instruction provides information for installation of the 230-5824 Kit . The operation of the Machine Security System is covered in the Systems Operation, RENR2462, "Machine Security System (MSS)". Refer to that manual for more information.
Do not perform any procedure that is outlined in this publication, or order any parts until you understand this information.
Note: Before you install the Machine Security System on a machine, check for other electronic control modules on the machine. Machines that are equipped with other electronic control modules must NOT use the Machine Security System to disable the "MAIN POWER" of the machine. This will prevent the Machine Security System from disabling the other electronic control modules on the machine in the event of a failure of the Machine Security System.
Required Tools
The following tools will be required to install the Machine Security System. The list below contains the recommended Caterpillar service tools.
Part Number     | Description     |
9S-1748     | Wrench Set (Socket) (1/2 Inch Drive)     |
199-6156     | Metric Wrench Set (Socket) ( 1/2 Inch Drive )     |
194-3584     | Wrench Set (Socket) (Torx screw)     |
1U-7230     | Hand Tool Group (Screwdrivers)     |
8T-9293     | Torque Wrench (1/2 inch Drive)     |
Required Reference Material
- The Electrical System Schematic for the machine
Note: You can use the Electrical System Schematic to locate the machine harness connectors that are used when you install the Machine Security System.
Parts List
Contents of the Retrofit Kit for the Machine Security System All parts are contained in the 230-5824 Service Kit (1)     |
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Quantity     | Part Number     | Description     |
1     | 3E-3371     | Wedge Receptacle Lock (3-Pin)     |
3     | 6I-1418     | Spacer     |
6     | 155-0576     | Mount Isolation     |
1     | 165-5655     | Lamp Assembly     |
1     | 190-2446     | Electronics Gp-Machine (Security)     |
1     | 207-5268     | Software Gp-Machine (Security)     |
1     | 205-0826     | Film (Machine Security System)     |
2     | 206-5162     | Key Assembly-Electronic (Security)     |
1     | 206-5208     | Coil Assembly     |
1     | 3E-3365     | Wedge-Receptacle Lock (2-Pin)     |
1     | 102-8802     | Kit-Receptacle (2-Pin)     |
1     | 205-8257     | Coil Assembly     |
1     | 211-8207     | Harness Assembly     |
1     | 155-2260     | Kit-Connecting Plug (3-Pin)     |
1     | 155-2270     | Kit-Connecting Plug (2-Pin)     |
1     | 102-8805     | Kit-Receptacle (6-pin)     |
1     | 222-3870     | Coil Assembly     |
2     | 102-8802     | Kit-Receptacle (2-Pin)     |
2     | 3E-3365     | Wedge-Receptacle Lock (2-Pin)     |
    | 9X-1813     | Sleeve     |
1     | 223-7186     | Harness Assembly-Control     |
1     | 102-8803     | Kit-Receptacle (3-Pin)     |
3     | 7X-0613     | Washer-Hard     |
6     | 8C-0572     | Washer     |
3     | 8T-6912     | Bolt     |
6     | 096-0061     | Strap-Cable     |
( 1 ) | This kit contains parts that are not used with all applications. Discard any unused parts. |
Disassembly of the Machine
- Use the proper safety procedures in order to secure the machine during installation of the Machine Security System.
Batteries give off flammable fumes which can explode. To avoid injury or death, do not strike a match, cause a spark, or smoke in the vicinity of a battery. |
- Turn off the power to machine using the battery disconnect switch or disconnect the terminals from the batteries
- Remove any panels and components in order to gain access to:
- The area around the key switch
- The mounting area for the ECM
- Wiring for the main relay
- Wiring for the start relay
- The routing path for the MSS wiring harness
- The area around the key switch
Mounting the ECM
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(1) Coil assembly 222-3870 (2) Electronics and software gp-machine |
- Attach the 222-3870 ferrite coil assembly on the 211-8207 harness .
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222-3870 Assembly (Ferrite Coil) |
- Attach the 211-8207 harness assembly to the ECM.
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- Install 8T-9655 isolation mounts and 6I-1418 spacer to ECM.
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(3) Spacer (4) Mounting plate (5) Washer (6) Bolts (7) Washer (8) Isolation mounts for the ECM |
Note: Ensure that the isolation mounts (10) and spacer (5) are on the ECM before you mount the ECM.
Mounting the Keyswitch
This procedure is performed to mount the exciter coil at the original location of the key switch.
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(9) Electronic key assembly (10) Coil assembly 206-5208 |
- Remove the key switch.
- Remount the keyswitch along with the 205-8257 exciter coil .
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Exciter coil and key switch |
- Install the 102-8803 2-pin receptacle to the exciter coil wires.
- Attach the 2-pin receptacle from the exciter coil to the 2-pin plug on the harness assembly.
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(11) Lamp assembly (12) Film (Machine Security System) (13) Harness assembly (14) Harness assembly control (15) Wedge receptacle and kit receptacle |
Mounting the LED
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(16) Key switch |
- Install 205-0826 film centered over the LED mounting hole.
- Install 165-5655 indicator lamp in the hole.
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LED indicator |
- Install 102-8803 3-pin receptacle to the leads from the indicator lamp. The following table lists the location of the pins:
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Table 3 Contact     Color     Pin A     Red     Pin B     Green     Pin C     Black    
- Attach the 3-pin receptacle of the indicator lamp to the 3-pin plug on the harness assembly.
Functional Checkout
- Turn the battery disconnect switch to the ON position or reinstall battery cables.
- Perform functional checkout of installation.
Machine Reassembly and Film Application
- Secure 211-8207 harness assembly to existing machine harnesses using the supplied 7K-1181 cable straps .
- Reinstall all plates and components removed during installation
- Apply 205-0826 film near the keyswitch.
- Apply 225-5927 film at egress point of the machine in clear view of the operator when first entering the machine.
Setup of the Machine Security System
Setting the Product Identification Number of the Machine
The following procedure allows you to update the Product Identification Number ("Product ID").
- Connect the Cat ET to the service connector via the communication adapter.
- Place the Master Access Level Key into the key start switch and turn the key to the ON position.
- Start the Cat ET. Click on the "Connect" icon in the menu bar of the Cat ET in order to establish communications with the MSS ECM.
- Select the "Configuration" option from the "Service" Menu. This will display the "Configuration" screen.
- Select the "Product ID" selection that is displayed on the "Configuration" screen.
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- Click on the "Change" button that is located on the "Configuration" screen. This will display a dialog box.
- Enter the "Product ID" of the machine. The "Product ID" must have 8 digits. The "Product ID" must be formatted as 3 alphanumeric characters and 5 numbers (8 digits). Refer to item 4 in Illustration 11.
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- Click on the "OK" button. This will cause the Cat ET to display the following message.
Note: The First Quarter of 2001, the Caterpillar Product Identification Number (PIN) changed from 8 characters to 17 characters. The "Product ID" that is required by the Machine Security System is Item (4) in Illustration 12.
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(1) Caterpillar World Manufacturing Code (characters 1 - 3). (2) Machine descriptor (characters 4 - 8) (3) Check character (character 9) (4) Machine Indicator Section (MIS) or Product Sequence Number (characters 10 - 17). These characters were previously referred to as the Serial Number. |
- Click on the "Yes" button to change the "Product ID" or click on the "No" button to cancel the change.
If you enter an invalid "Product ID", the Cat ET will display the following message:
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Setting The Time And The Date
It is necessary to set the correct time and the date for the Machine Security System. Use the following procedure in order to set the time and the date.
Note: Changing the clock requires a "Master Access Level" key or a factory password. When using a "Master Access Level" key, you must ensure that the MSS is not in the 30 second grace period before inserting the key. To determine if MSS is in the 30 second grace period, view the "MSS Status" LED. When the 30 second grace period is active, the "MSS Status" LED will be illuminated GREEN with the key switch in the OFF position.
- Connect the Cat ET to the service connector via the communication adapter.
- Place the "Master Access Level" key into the key start switch and turn the key to the ON position.
- Start the Cat ET.
- Click on the "Connect" icon in the menu bar of the Cat ET.
- Once the Cat ET has established communications with the MSS ECM, select the "ECM Date/Time" option from the "Service" menu. This will cause the Cat ET to display the "ECM Date/Time" screen.
- Press the "Change" button. This will cause the "Date/Time" dialog box to appear.
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- Select the local time zone from the drop-down menu.
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- Enter the local date and time. Use an accurate source for the time.
Note: Laptop computer's clocks are not accurate. The computer may have a different time than the local time.
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- Then press the "OK" button. The Cat ET will display the following message.
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- Click on the "Yes" button in order to change the date and time or click on the "No" button in order to cancel the change. The Cat ET will display the new time on a 24 hour clock.
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- Perform the "Operational Check".
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Operational Check
- Place a valid electronic key in the key start switch.
- Turn the electronic key to the ON position until the green LED indicator illuminates.
- Turn the key to the START position. The machine should start.
- Turn the key to the OFF position.
- Turn the disconnect switch to the OFF position.
- Reassemble all of the remaining parts and covers.
- Turn the disconnect switch to the ON position.
- Attach the Special Instruction, RMHS1002, "Operation of the Machine Security System (MSS)" of the correct language to the machine's Operation and Maintenance Manual with the double sided tape that is provided.
Final Assembly
Follow operating procedures to add additional keys and configure the system.
- Install the 7K-1181 Cable Straps in order to secure the retrofit harness to the machine harness. Check for pinch points and clearance from moving parts.
- Assemble the instrument panel. Replace the covers for the machine.
Troubleshooting
The machine fails to start
Indicator light does not turn on
Verify that all connections are tight.
Check the indicator light.
Indicator light remains red
The indicator is red for five seconds after attempting to start the machine. This indicates one of the following problems:
- The key in the key start switch is not authorized for that machine. Refer to Service Manual, RENR2462, "Machine Security System (MSS)", "Key - Program".
- The exciter coil is not working properly. Check the resistance of the wiring for the exciter coil.
Indicator light becomes green but the engine will not start
The indicator light displays a green light for 30 seconds after you attempt to start the machine. This indicates that the Machine Security System has recognized a valid key for the machine. Ensure that all of the standard starting requirements for the machine have been met. Examples of the starting requirements are listed below:
- Interlocks in the operator seat
- Hydraulic interlocks
- The machine is in the correct gear
- Fuel level
- CAT data link is functioning correctly
Once you have verified that all of the starting requirements have been met for the machine, then check the wiring on the output circuits of the ECM for the MSS.