Using the Monitors window

In the Monitors window, you can monitor the current status of all sensors, solenoid valves, digital input / output signals and control elements in real time. For this purpose, the Monitors window is divided into the following tabs:

Sensors

Displays the signals / statuses of the speed and temperature sensors in the transmission.

Speeds

Displays the transmission and vehicle speeds.

Control elements

Displays the current positions of the accelerator pedal, brake switch/pedal and the gear range selector switch.

Actuators

Displays the current status of the solenoid valves in the transmission.

Digital I/O

Displays the digital signals activated in the dataset and their current status.

Texts

Displays the most important current messages.

Click the Service and then the Monitor 1 button in the main window. There is an automatic check for an existing communication with a connected transmission control unit.

If communication with a transmission control unit is not possible, this will be indicated by a at the bottom right of the window.

This message is also displayed when communication with a connected transmission control unit has been interrupted.

For help in the event of communication problems, please refer to: Communication problems.

Once you have eliminated the communication problems, click "Yes" if ALADIN is to re-establish communication with a transmission control unit. An existing communication is shown by the progress bar.

The general display is shown in every tab of the Monitors window.

On top, there are four symbols for:

Symbol Description

General transmission fault.

General retarder fault.

Transmission temperature too high.

Retarder temperature too high.

Below, there is the real-time display of the following signals:

Signal Description

n1 Engine speed / transmission input speed

n2 Transmission output speed

n3 Turbine speed

FP Accelerator pedal position

BP Brake pedal position

Time Display of the sample time (for debugging tasks only)

More information on: Communication problems

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