R NEHS0813

September 2000

TOOL
OPERATING
MANUAL
Using the 187-8519 Caterpillar Wireless ET Link
Group with Caterpillar Electronic Technician
(For Use in Europe)

SMCS: 1900, 0781

Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Installation Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Installing the Service Truck Unit . . . . . . . 3
Installing the Machine Unit . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Computer Setup for Wireless ET. . . . . . . 5
Operating Wireless ET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Using 7X-1701 Communication
Adapter I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Using 171-4401 Communication
Adapter II. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Using Multiple Wireless ET Link
Groups. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Additional Tooling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Introduction
The 187-8519 Caterpillar Wireless ET Link
Group provides a wireless connection between
a PC and the Caterpillar communication
adapters. The wireless electronic technician
(ET) link group consists of two wireless ET link
units, a service truck unit, and a machine unit.
Illustration 1. Wireless ET Link Units.
(1) 187-8515 Wireless ET Link Service Truck Unit.
(2) 187-8516 Wireless ET Link Machine Unit.
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The service truck unit is mounted on the
service truck and connected to a PC running
Electronic Technician software. The machine
unit is mounted on the machine being tested
and is connected to a communication adapter.
The communication adapter is connected to
the machine’s diagnostic connector.
NOTE: Magnetic feet on the ET link units
provide easy mounting on any horizontal steel
surface.
The wireless electronic technician link group
enables a service technician to monitor the
machine, using ET from the service truck, while
the machine operator is using the equipment
on the job sight. The two wireless link units are
able to communicate up to 0.96 Km (.6 miles)
apart, provided they stay withinline-of-sight,
without any obstructions between them.
Safety
To avoid personal injury or death
follow all warnings.
To avoid personal injury or death,
carefully read and understand all
instructions before attempting to
operate this equipment. Do not
operate or work on a machine unless you read
and understand the instructions and warnings
in the Operation and Maintenance manuals.
Contact your Caterpillar dealer for replacement
manuals. Proper care is your responsibility.
Always follow all State and Federal health and
safety laws and/or local regulations.
 Specifications
Climbing equipment may be Chart A.
required to install these Specifications
components. Refer to the Item Description
Operation and Maintenance Indoor Range 61 to 183 m
manual, “Mounting and Dismounting” topic for (normal construction) (200 to 600 ft)
safety information. Outdoor Range Up to 0.96 Km (.6 miles)
(line of sight) (standard antenna)
Electrolyte is an acid and can cause Baud Rate 9600
injury if it contacts the eyes. Always
Connectivity Standard RS232
wear eye protection when connecting
cable connectors to battery terminals. Certifications FCC, Part 15
Frequency Band 2.4 GHz ISM Band, Frequency
Batteries give off flammable Hopping Spread Spectrum
fumes that can explode Output Power 100 radiated milliwatts
resulting in personal injury. Operating Temperature -20 to 60°C
Do not smoke around Range (-4 to 140°F)
batteries and prevent sparks near batteries. Do Input Power 11 to 32 VDC
not allow the cable ends to contact each other Size 130 x 178 x 305 mm
or the machine. They could cause the vapors (with handles and feet) (5.1 x 7.0 x 12.0 in)
to explode.
Weight 3.8 kg (8.4 lbs)
Fuses (2) 187-8512 Fuse, 1 Amp

Components

Installation Procedure
Installing the Service Truck Unit

Climbing equipment may be

required to install these
components. Refer to the
Operation and Maintenance
manual, “Mounting and Dismounting” topic for
safety information.

1. Mount the 187-8515 Wireless ET Link

Service Truck Unit (1) to the highest
possible horizontal, metal surface of the
Illustration 2. 187-8519 Wireless ET Link Group. service truck. The magnetic feet will hold
(1) 187-8515 Wireless ET Link Service Truck Unit. the unit in place.
(2) 187-8516 Wireless ET Link Machine Unit.
(3) 187-8507 Communication Adapter 1 Cable.
(4) 187-8508 “T” Power Cable. (5) 5P-7366 Power
Cable. (6) 4C-9031 Cigarette Lighter Power Cable.
(7) 1U-9484 RS-232 Cable (9-pin) (replacement).

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 5. Make sure the antennas on the service
2 1
4 truck unit and machine unit are not blocked
3 by any line-of-sight objects.
NOTE: Objects between the units may
prevent communication.

Installing the Machine Unit

0789-03 To prevent personal injury, make sure

the machine is shut down before
Illustration 3. Service Truck Unit Installation. installing the wireless ET link machine
(1) 187-8515 Wireless ET Link Service Truck Unit. unit and communication adapter.
(2) 1U-9484 RS-232 Cable. (3) Computer Running ET
Software. (4) 4C-9031 Cigarette Lighter Cable or Climbing equipment may be
5P-7366 Power Cable. required to install these
components. Refer to the
Operation and Maintenance
2. Use 1U-9484 RS-232 Cable (2) to connect manual, “Mounting and Dismounting” topic for
the service truck unit with computer (3), safety information.
which is used to operate the ET software.

1. Mount the 187-8516 Wireless ET Link

Machine Unit (1) to the highest possible
horizontal, metal surface of the machine
being tested. The magnetic feet will hold
Electrolyte is an acid and can cause
the unit in place.
injury if it contacts the eyes. Always
wear eye protection when connecting
cable connectors to battery terminals. 2 1
4
Batteries give off flammable
3
fumes that can explode
resulting in personal injury.
Do not smoke around
batteries and prevent sparks near batteries. Do
not allow the cable ends to contact each other
or the machine. They could cause the vapors
to explode.
0789-04

Illustration 4. Machine Unit Installation.

3. Use 4C-9031 Cigarette Lighter Cable or
(1) 187-8516 Wireless ET Link Machine Unit.
5P-7366 Power Cable (4) to power the
(2) Communication Adapter. (3) 187-8508 “T” Power
service truck unit from the truck battery.
Cable. (4) Electronic Control Module (ECM) Diagnostic
NOTE: The 5P-7366 Power Cable connects Connector.
directly to the battery terminals. Connect the
battery clip with the white wire to the positive
battery terminal and the battery clip with the 2. Connect one end of 187-8508 “T” Power
black wire to the negative battery terminal. Cable (3) to the “Control” (Communication
Adapter I) or “Data Link” (Communication
4. Make sure the service truck unit has power,
Adapter II) connector on communication
by viewing the lamp to the left of the power
adapter (2). Connect the 2-pin connector
connector. The lamp will not light unless
to the machine unit power connector.
the battery polarity is properly connected.

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NOTE: The “T” power cable provides power Computer Setup for Wireless ET
from the ECM to the wireless ET link machine
unit. Windows 95/98
3. Connect the other end of the “T” power Setup the computer using the following
cable to ECM diagnostic connector (4) procedure.
using the appropriate cable. Refer to Chart
1. Click the Start button.
B, “Cables and Adapters,” for a complete
listing of cables. 2. Click on “Settings.”
Chart B. 3. Click on “Control Panel.”
Cables and Adapters 4. Double-click on “System.”
Item Description
5. Click on “Device Manager.”
139-4166 Unicable For ATA (American Trucking Association),
CDL (Cat Data Link) connects to Comm 6. Double-click on “Ports Comm Lpt.”
Adapter 1 and 2 (replaces cables
7X-1412 and 7X-1570). 7. Double-click on “Comm 1.”
160-0133 Unicable For Communication Adapter II for 8. Click on “Port Settings” and make these
J1939/11, Device Net, J1708 ATA (American Trucking settings:
(Short) Association) and CDL (Cat Data Link). a. 9600 Baud
140-9442 Connects engines without service b. 8 Data Bits
connector to 139-4166 Cable. c. Parity = None
157-4829 In-Cab For J1939/11 (9 to 6-pin applications). d. Stop Bits = 1
Adapter e. Flow Control = None
7X-1686 In-Cab For ATA (American Trucking Association).
9. Click OK, click OK again, and close the
Adapter
“Control Panel” window to complete the
procedure.
4. Connect the communication adapter to the Windows NT
machine with the appropriate cable.
Setup the computer using the following
a. If using a 7X-1701 Communication procedure.
Adapter I, connect the “Service Tool”
connector on the communication 1. Click the Start button.
adapter to the machine unit, using a 2. Click on “Settings.”
187-8507 Cable.
3. Click on “Control Panel.”
b. If using a 171-4401 Communication
Adapter II, connect the “PC Cable” 4. Double-click on “Ports.”
connector on the communication 5. Click on “Comm 1.”
adapter to the machine unit, using a
160-0141 Cable, which is supplied with 6. Click on “Settings” and make these
Communication Adapter II. settings:
a. 9600 Baud
5. Secure the communication adapter and b. 8 Data Bits
cables so they will not become damaged c. Parity = None
or tangled in the machine while it is being d. Stop Bits = 1
operated. The communication adapter e. Flow Control = None
should be located in an area protected
from the environment. NOTE: The settings in Step 6 are Windows NT
default settings.
6. Start the machine and make sure the
machine unit has power by viewing the 7. Click OK, click Close, and close the “Control
lamp to the left of the power connector. Panel” window to complete this procedure.

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Operating Wireless ET
Using 7X-1701 Communication
Adapter I
1. Start ET and cancel any error messages
that appear.
2. Click on “Settings.”
3. Click on “Preferences.”
4. Click on “COMM 1.”
5. Click on the pull down tab and click on
“Caterpillar Communication Adapter.”
6. Click on “Advanced.”
7. Click on “9600” Baud Rate.
8. Click on “OK” and click on “OK” again.
9. Click on the “Connect” icon.
NOTE: If ET is “Unable to Communicate,”
click on “Cancel.” Remove the “Control”
connector from the 7X-1701 Communication
Adapter for 10 seconds and reconnect.
Repeat Step 9.
10. If communications are lost for six
seconds, error messages will appear on
ET. The messages displayed are:
a. “UNABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH
THE CURRENT ECM,” followed by,
b. “UNABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH
THE COMMUNICATION ADAPTER.
ATTEMPTING TO RECONNECT.”
11. If these messages appear, any obstacles
between the wireless ET link machine and
service truck units must be removed,
and/or the distance between the units
must be decreased.
12. Once the communication problem has
been eliminated, ET should automatically
reconnect within 20 seconds or less. If ET
will not automatically reconnect, click on
the Stop Connect button and then click
on the “Connect” icon.
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Using 171-4401 Communication
Adapter II
NOTE: The 171-4401 Communication Adapter
II will not communicate at 9600 baud on some
equipment with multiple ECMs. The wireless
system operates at 9600 baud. Use the
7X-1701 Communication Adapter I for these
applications.
1. Start ET and cancel any error messages
that appear.
2. Click on “Settings.”
3. Click on “Preferences.”
4. Click on “COMM 1.”
5. Click on the pull down tab and click on
“Caterpillar Communication Adapter II.”
6. Click on “Advanced.”
7. Click on “9600” Baud Rate.
8. Click on “OK” and click on “OK” again.
9. Click on the “Connect” icon.
NOTE: If ET is “Unable to Communicate,”
click on “OK”. Remove the “DATA LINK”
connector from the 171-4401 Communication
Adapter II for 10 seconds and reconnect.
Repeat Step 9.
10. If communications are lost for six
seconds, error messages will appear on
ET. The messages displayed are:
a. “UNABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH
THE CURRENT ECM,” followed by,
b. “UNABLE TO COMMUNICATE WITH
THE COMMUNICATION ADAPTER.
ATTEMPTING TO RECONNECT.”
11. If these messages appear, any obstacles
between the wireless ET link machine and
service truck unit must be removed,
and/or the distance between the units
must be decreased.
12. Once the communication problem has
been eliminated, ET should automatically
reconnect within 20 seconds or less. If ET
will not automatically reconnect, click on
the Stop Connect button and then click
on the “Connect” icon.
Using Multiple Wireless ET Link
Groups
Each pair of 187-8519 Wireless ET Link
Groups have their own network identification
number. The network identification number
can be identified by opening the enclosure lids
and looking at the label on the radios. Two
radios can only communicate with each other
if the network identification numbers are the
same. If multiple wireless ET link groups are
being used, make sure the operator is using a
187-8515 Wireless ET Link Service Truck Unit
and 187-8516 Wireless ET Link Machine Unit
with the same network identification.
Maintenance
It is very important to keep the 2.4 Ghz radios
inside the protective enclosure so they will
remain dry and dust free at all times. Make
sure the seals on the protective enclosure are
in good condition and the connectors on the
enclosure are sealed. Also, keep the
electronic connectors on the enclosure clean
and dry.
The wireless ET links are protected by two
187-8512 Fuses (1 Amp). Open the enclosure
lid to replace the fuses.

Troubleshooting
1. If the 187-8519 Wireless ET Link Group will
not communicate with the ET software,
connect the communication adapter to the
computer running ET with a communication
cable.
NOTE: Communication Adapter I uses a
7X-1425 Cable and 171-4401 Communication
Adapter II uses a 160-0141 Cable.
2. If ET does not communicate with wire
cable, the wireless ET links are probably
OK. The problem most likely is the
communication adapter, the PC running the
ET, or the cables.
3. This is a list of potential problems:

• Communication adapter is not working.

Check the fuses.
• Communication Adapter II is being used
on equipment with multiple ECMs. Use
Communication Adapter I.
• Bad cable between ECM and
communication adapter.
• Bad cable between communication
adapter and computer.
• The equipment was not designed to use
Caterpillar communication adapters.

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Additional Tooling Chart C.
FT2731 Dynomometer Cable
The following dynomometer cables connect to Item Part No. Description Qty.
the machine interface connector on the engine
1 110-6845 Plug Assembly, Connector 1
wiring harness. All the dynomometer cables,
2 9X-3402 Socket 5
used with the FT2742 Communications
Adapter, can be hooked directly to a 3 126-1768 Socket 2
computer. The battery clips connect directly 4 — Cable (Essex THHN), 133 dm —
to the machines’ battery providing power for 5 — Cable (Belden 9918), 240 dm —
the ECM and the communication adapter. An 6 8T-8736 Receptacle, Connector 1
ON/OFF switch allows the ECM to
7 9X-3401 Pin 6
communicate with the engine when it is in the
8 9G-2731 Holder, Fuse 2
ON position and shuts down engine when it is
turned OFF. 9 8M-8948 Fuse, 15 amp 2
10 8D-2676 Switch 1
11 2L-8075 Terminal 2
12 — Clip, Black Battery
3500B
DYNOMOMETER (Newark 90F7190) 1
CABLE

MACHINE >
3500B INTERFACE
COMM
ADAPTER
COMPUTER 13 — Clip, Red Battery
RUNNING
ENGINE CONNECTOR ELECTRONIC (Newark 90F7189) 1
TECHNICIAN
SWITCH

14 2L-8079 Terminal 1
15 2S-1043 Strap, Cable 1
+
X X
– 16 1S-9593 Tie, Cable 40
BATTERY BATTERY

C79967T1
TO MACHINE TO COMM
INTERFACE ADAPTER
Illustration 5. Typical Hookup Of Dynomometer Cable. CONNECTOR
+BAT 1
CABLE
A +V
+BAT 3
+CAT 5 D +CAT
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH

FT2731 –CAT

+ATA 33
6

TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
E

J
–CAT

+ATA

–ATA 34 H –ATA
The FT2731 Dynomometer Cable is used in KEY 7 B GND

777D Off-Highway Trucks with 3508B Engines 110-6845 8T-8736

connecting to 153-7480 and 153-7470 Engine –BATTERY

Harnesses; 785C Off-Highway Trucks with

3512B Engines connecting to 177-9064 +BATTERY

Engine Harness; 797 Off-Highway Trucks with

3512B Engines connecting to 137-8322 C79972T1

Engine Harness; 789C Off-Highway Trucks

with 3516C Engines connecting to 153-7490 Illustration 7. FT2731 Wiring Diagram.
and 177-9063 Engine Harnesses.

5
1, 2, 3 4100mm
EACH 4 7, 6
4100mm

5
4100mm
4 12
4 700mm
4200mm

15 10 4
14 3600mm 8, 9
16

5
3200mm 13
5 4
11 300mm 700mm
C79931T1

Illustration 6. FT2731 Dynomometer Cable.

Refer to Chart C for Item Identification.

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FT2732 TO MACHINE TO COMM
ADAPTER
INTERFACE
CONNECTOR CABLE

The FT2732 Dynomometer Cable is used in +BAT

+BAT
1
4
A +V

D11R Track-Type Tractors with 3508B Engines. +ATA

–ATA
37

38
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
J

H
+ATA

–ATA

It connects to 156-9841 Engine Harness. +CAT 39

TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
D +CAT

–CAT 40 E –CAT

KEY 23 B GND

5
1, 2, 3 4100mm 113-0580 8T-8736
EACH 4 2, 6
4100mm –BATTERY

5 +BATTERY
4100mm
4 11
4 700mm
4200mm
C79973T1
14 9 4
13 3600mm 7, 8
15 Illustration 9. FT2732 Wiring Diagram.

5
3200mm 12
5 4
10 300mm 700mm
C79932T1

Illustration 8. FT2732 Dynomometer Cable.

Refer to Chart D for Item Identification.

Chart D.
FT2732 Dynomometer Cable
Item Part No. Description Qty.
1 113-0580 Receptacle, Connector 1
2 9X-3401 Pin 12
3 126-1767 Pin 1
4 — Cable (Essex THHN), 92 dm —
5 — Cable (Belden 9918), 281 dm —
6 8T-8736 Receptacle, Connector 1
7 9G-2731 Holder, Fuse 2
8 8M-8948 Fuse, 15 amp 2
9 8D-2676 Switch 1
10 2L-8075 Terminal 10
11 — Clip, Black Battery
(Newark 90F7190) 1
12 — Clip, Red Battery
(Newark 90F7189) 1
13 2L-8079 Terminal 1
14 2S-1043 Strap, Cable 1
15 1S-9593 Tie, Cable 40

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FT2733 TO MACHINE
INTERFACE
TO COMM
ADAPTER
CONNECTOR CABLE

The FT2733 Dynomometer Cable is used in +BAT

+BAT
+CAT
1
3
5
A

D +CAT
+V

797 Off-Highway Trucks with 3512B Engines. –CAT 6

TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
E –CAT

It connects to 137-8321 Engine Harness.

KEY 7 B GND

110-6846 8T-8736

5 –BATTERY
1, 2, 3 4100mm
EACH 4 7, 6
4100mm +BATTERY

5
4100mm
4 12
4 700mm
C79974T1
4200mm

15 10 4
Illustration 11. FT2733 Wiring Diagram.
14 3600mm 8, 9
16

3200mm
5 FT2734
4 13
11 5
300mm 700mm
C80063T1 The FT2734 Dynomometer Cable is used in
5130B Excavators with 3508B Engines. It
Illustration 10. FT2733 Dynomometer Cable. connects to 186-4188 Engine Harness.
Refer to Chart E for Item Identification.
6
4100mm
EACH 9, 8
Chart E. 16
6
FT2733 Dynomometer Cable 4100mm
7
6 700mm 14
4100mm
7
Item Part No. Description Qty. 7 4200mm
3600mm
1, 2
1 110-6846 Plug Assembly, Connector 1
17 12 10, 11
2 9X-3402 Socket 4 15

3 126-1768 Socket 1
4 — Cable (Essex THHN), 92 dm — 18 6 6 7
3200mm 300mm
3, 4, 5 700mm
5 — Cable (Belden 9918), 199 dm — 13
C79961T1
6 8T-8736 Receptacle, Connector 1
7 9X-3401 Pin 4 Illustration 12. FT2734 Dynomometer Cable.
8 9G-2731 Holder, Fuse 2 Refer to Chart F for Item Identification.
9 8M-8948 Fuse, 15 amp 2
10 8D-2676 Switch 1
11 2L-8075 Terminal 2
12 — Clip, Black Battery
(Newark 90F7190) 1
13 — Clip, Red Battery
(Newark 90F7189) 1
14 2L-8079 Terminal 1
15 2S-1043 Strap, Cable 1
16 1S-9593 Tie, Cable 30

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 Chart F.
5
FT2734 Dynomometer Cable 4100mm
EACH
Item Part No. Description Qty. 8, 7
5
6
1 8N-1517 Receptacle, Connector 1 4100mm
700mm 13
6
2 9X-6856 Pin 4 5 4200mm
4100mm
15
3 3T-3043 Plug Assembly, Connector 1 1, 2
11 5 9, 10
5 14
4 9X-6857 Socket 1 3200mm
300mm

5 8N-1541 Socket 2
6 — Cable (Essex THHN), 281 dm — 16 6
6 12 700mm
7 — Cable (Belden 9918), 92 dm — 3, 4 3600mm
C79962T1
8 8T-8736 Receptacle, Connector 1
9 9X-3401 Pin 6 Illustration 14. FT2735 Dynomometer Cable.
10 9G-2731 Holder, Fuse 2 Refer to Chart G for Item Identification.
11 8M-8948 Fuse, 15 amp 2
12 8D-2676 Switch 1 Chart G.
FT2735 Dynomometer Cable
13 2L-8075 Terminal 2
14 — Clip, Black Battery Item Part No. Description Qty.
(Newark 90F7190) 1 1 8N-1513 Receptacle, Connector 1
15 — Clip, Red Battery 2 9X-6856 Pin 5
(Newark 90F7189) 1 3 8N-1517 Receptacle, Connector 1
16 2L-8079 Terminal 1 4 8N-1542 Pin 1
17 2S-1043 Strap, Cable 1 5 — Cable (Essex THHN), 281 dm —
18 1S-9593 Tie, Cable 40 6 — Cable (Belden 9918), 92 dm —
7 8T-8736 Receptacle, Connector 1
8 9X-3401 Pin 6
TO MACHINE TO COMM
INTERFACE ADAPTER
CONNECTOR CABLE 9 9G-2731 Holder, Fuse 2
–CAT 14 E –CAT
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
+CAT 15 D +CAT 10 8M-8948 Fuse, 15 amp 2
–ATA 16 J +ATA

+ATA 17
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
H –ATA
11 8D-2676 Switch 1
A +V

B GND
12 2L-8075 Terminal 2
13 — Clip, Battery (black) 1
8N-1517 8T-8736
(Newark 90F7190)
–BATTERY

+BAT 11 14 — Clip, Battery (red) 1

+BATTERY
+BAT 13 (Newark 90F7189)

KEY 2
15 2L-8079 Terminal 1
3T-3043 C79975T1
16 1S-9593 Tie, Cable 40

Illustration 13. FT2734 Wiring Diagram.

FT2735 TO MACHINE TO COMM

INTERFACE ADAPTER
The FT2735 Dynomometer Cable is used in CONNECTOR
–ATA 31
CABLE
H –ATA

992G Wheel Loader with 3508B Engines. It +ATA 32

TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
J +ATA

–CAT 33 E –CAT
connects to 112-6046 and 161-1546 Engine +CAT 34
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
D +CAT

Harnesses. The FT2735 Dynomometer Cable KEY 14 A

B GND
+V

is also used in 994D Wheel Loader with 3516B

Engines. It connects to 172-0194 Engine 8N-1513 8T-8736

Harness. –BATTERY

+BATTERY
+BAT 1

8N-1517
C79970T1

Illustration 15. FT2735 Wiring Diagram.

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FT2742 Service
If the 187-8519 Wireless ET Link Group does
1, 2, 3 5 not operate correctly, refer to the
300mm
EACH 7 “Troubleshooting” section of this manual.
If the 187-8519 Wireless ET Link Group does
not work correctly, contact the Caterpillar
6
300mm Service Technology Group for information on
LG
how to obtain service.
1, 2, 3

6
Caterpillar Service Technology Group provides
4, 3
1200mm
EACH
the user of this instrument with a one year
warranty from the date of purchase. If abuse
C79963T1
is determined to be the reason for failure, the
Illustration 16. FT2742 Communication Adapter.
warranty will be void. Any out of warranty
Refer to Chart H for Item Identification.
repairs will be charged to the owner.
For any product support questions about your
instrument contact your Caterpillar dealer or
Chart H. CSTG.
FT2742 Adapter
For repair needs, contact:
Item Part No. Description Qty.
1 110-6845 Plug Assembly, Connector 1 ATS (Advanced Technology Services)
2 126-1768 Socket 4 8201 North University Avenue
3 9X-3402 Socket 10 Peoria, Illinois 61615
(800) 328-7287 (inside USA)
4 155-2271 Plug Assembly, Connector 1
(309) 693-4000
5 — Cable (Essex THHN), 6 dm —
(309) 693-4170 (fax)
6 — Cable (Belden 9918), 51 dm — Email: repair@advancedtech.com
7 1S-9593 Tie, Cable 15

For information on service tools or shop supplies,

CONNECT TO
D11R DYNO
HARNESS
contact Caterpillar Service Technology Group on:
+V 1 1 +V

+V 4 4 +V
Caterpillar Service Technology
KEY 23 23 KEY

37 +ATA
501 S.W. Jefferson Ave.
38 –ATA Peoria, Illinois 61630-2184
39 +CAT 1-800-542-8665 (USA)
40 –CAT
1-800-541-8665 (Illinois)
110-6845 110-6845
1-800-523-8665 (Canada)
+ATA 1
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH
404435 (Telex)
-ATA 2
1-309-675-6650 (Fax)
+CAT 3

-CAT 4
TWIST 1 TURN/INCH Hotline Email “CSTG”

155-2271
C79971T1 or

Caterpillar Service Technology

Illustration 17. FT 2742 Wiring Diagram.
Caterpillar Overseas S.A.
P. O. Box 6000
1211 Geneva 6
Switzerland
+41 (22) 849 40 56 (Geneva Phone)
+41 (22) 849 49 29 (Geneva Fax)
36CSTG (COSA E-Mail Address)

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