Digital Databuses – J1939 2007 Spartan Chassis have multiplexed gauges. The gauges use J1939 as the source for all of the engine and transmission information.

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Digital Databuses – J1939 2007 Spartan Chassis have multiplexed gauges. The gauges use J1939 as the source for all of the engine and transmission information speedometer acts as master gauge: Speedometer Tachometer Oil Pressure Engine coolant temp Voltmeter Transmission temp The fuel and air pressure gauges are not read from the J1939 databus.

2007 gauge diagnostics Diagnostic mode PB set Vehicle speed = 0 Ignition on Press “M” button for 5 seconds then release “M” or “T” to scroll up or down Press both “M” and “T” to enter selected diagnostic section

Instrument diagnostics 2007 Gauge Diagnostics Instrument diagnostics Gauge test Tests gauge movements Lamp test Tests each indicator lamp LCD test Tests speedometer LCD Input Status Provides status of inputs

2007 gauge diagnostics Engine Diagnostics Screen displays SAE fault numbers SPN (suspect parameter number) FMI (failure mode identifier) Press “M” or “T” to scroll up or down See the attached link for cross reference Link to Spartan Website for cross reference

2007 Gauge Diagnostics Transmission Speedo displays transmission diagnostics Transmission doesn’t support it

2007 Gauge Diagnostics ABS Screen displays SAE fault numbers SID (subsystem identifier number) FMI (failure mode identifier) Press “M” or “T” to scroll up or down

2007 Gauge Diagnostics Read Parameters: Engine speed Engine hours Coolant temp Avg Fuel economy Barometer Speed Gear Oil psi Fuel level Aux air psi Engine hours Boost psi Battery volts Air primary Air secondary Trans temp Dimmer % Engine load % Inst Fuel economy Brake application psi

2007 Gauge Second Line Display PB set Vehicle speed = 0 Ignition on Press “M” button for less than 5 seconds then release “M” or “T” to scroll up or down Press both “M” and “T” to select the highlighted parameter for second line display. Trip odometer - Instant fuel econ – Avg fuel econ – Hourmeter- Ammeter

Configuration mode 2007 Gauge Configuration PB set Vehicle speed = 0 Battery master on Ignition off Press and hold both “M” and “T” Turn ignition on Press “M” or “T” to scroll up or down Self test option – Bootloader Version – Software Version – Engine Type – Trans Type – ABS Type – Trip Odo

Icons

Icons Defined

Icons Defined

Auto Neutral Feature Transmission shifts to neutral when the PB is set Tachometer displays “Range Inhibit” Shifter displays left segment flashes the gear you had selected Right segment “N” The transmission is in neutral but does not send out a neutral signal Starter button doesn’t work Functions dependant on neutral signal don’t work Fast idle, PTO, Etc…

DPF Diesel Particulate Filter Also known as Aftertreatment device, Catalytic converter Critical component for emission compliance Collects particulate matter Must regenerate periodically Passive (no action required by operator) Active (manual switch must be activated)

DPF Switches DPF override Disables regen DPF Activates manual Regen

DPF Lamps DPF HEST MIL Diesel Particulate Filter Indicates Regeneration required HEST High Exhaust System Temperature MIL Malfunction Indicator Lamp (DDC Only)

DPF Lamp Indicates need to regenerate DPF Steady on indicates need to perform regeneration Least serve level Drive it hard - or Stationary with manual switch

DPF Lamp Indicates need to regenerate DPF Flashing indicates need to perform regeneration Moderately serve level Stationary with manual switch Failure to regen will lead to potential engine derate

DPF Lamp & Check Engine Lamp Indicates IMMEDIATE need to regenerate DPF High severity level Stationary with manual switch Failure to regen will lead to potential severe engine derate

Stop Engine Lamp Indicates DPF cannot be regenerated DPF is too restricted to be regenerated Must be serviced by authorized engine service center.

HEST Lamp Indicates high exhaust temperatures Temperatures vary with engine model May be speed interlocked Can come on during normal operation Will come on during regeneration

MIL Lamp Malfunction indicator lamp Indicates an emissions related fault Detroit Diesel engines only