Input / Output Calibration
Overview
The Endurant HD Vocational Transmission incorporates enhanced controls to support various vocational features. Features include Force Neutral, Hold Neutral, Neutral Output, Power Take-Off (PTO): PTO 1 and PTO 2, Reverse Output, Rock Free Mode and Secondary Shift Mode.
The Transmission Control Module (TCM) is equipped to receive 4 switch inputs and control 3 relay outputs that can be configured in an Input/Output (I/O) Calibration Package to support these vocational features. All external circuit inputs and outputs connect to the TCM in the 20-Way TCM Body Harness Connector.
Listed below are the Input / Output Calibration Packages and recommended wiring diagrams to assist the OEM or body builder with vocational feature integration. Once circuit and component installation is complete, ServiceRanger is required to configure the I/O Calibration Package in the TCM.
All vehicle safety interlock circuitry is the responsibility of the OEM or body builder. Eaton Cummins Automated Transmission Technologies does not implement any safety interlock circuitry on the OEM vehicle chassis. Eaton Cummins Automated Transmission Technologies highly recommends that the OEM or body builder perform a thorough safety analysis to determine what safety interlocks are required to support the specific vehicle vocational feature. Failure to perform a thorough safety analysis may result in major vehicle component damage, severe injury or death.
Incorrect feature component and/or circuit integration resulting in transmission and/or TCM damage may void the transmission warranty.
Note: Additional information can also be found in PTO installation Guide TRIG2620 and the Endurant HD Installation guide TRIG0950.
Package 37: Reset I/O Calibration to Off
This package is used to reset or turn off an I/O Calibration Package configured in the TCM. Use this procedure when:
- TCM is currently configured with an I/O Calibration Package and a new I/O Calibration Package is desired. Failure to reset TCM may result in an inoperable vocational feature and/or TCM I/O fault codes to set Active.
- TCM is currently configured with an I/O Calibration Package and no I/O Calibration Package is desired. For example: when a truck is being sold and PTO components and wiring have been removed from transmission. Use this procedure to turn off an I/O Calibration Package currently configured in the TCM. This will ensure no TCM I/O fault codes are set Active.
I/O Calibration Package Installation Process
- Identify I/O Calibration Package based on the vocational feature(s) to be installed - Reference I/O Calibration Package Index below.
- Install vocational feature components (PTO, Reverse Switch, etc.) and associated wiring - Reference I/O Calibration Package wiring diagram.
Follow all OEM and/or vocational feature manufacturer installation instructions and recommended wiring diagram. Failure to follow instructions and wiring diagrams may result in major vehicle component damage, severe injury or death.
- Key on with engine off.
- Connect ServiceRanger.
- Go To “Service Reports”.
- Select “Service Activity Report”.
- Enter required information and select “Start Report”.
- Select “Send to Eaton”.
- Go To “Configuration”.
- Select “Calibration” tab.
- From the “Other Available IO Calibration Options” section, select I/O Calibration Package identified in Step 1.
- Select “Apply” and follow on-screen prompts.
- Verify vocational feature operation, per OEM and/or vocational feature manufacturer guidelines.
- If feature operates as intended and no fault code is set Active, process complete.
- If feature does not operate as intended and a fault code sets Active, troubleshoot per Fault Code Isolation Procedure Index.
I/O Calibration Package Index