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Murphy Standard Operations Manual
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2021-0306-2507
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  • Page 1 ® PowerView Display Model PV485 Murphy Standard Operations Manual 00-02-1207 2021-0306-2507 Section 78...
  • Page 2 Please read the following information before installing. BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION OF THIS MURPHY PRODUCT: • Read and follow all installation instructions. • Please contact Enovation Controls immediately if you have any questions. Revision Date Details 2021-03-25 New Document 2021-06-07 Pre-production revision...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Introduction ..........................Formatted: Tab stops: 16.83 cm, Right,Leader: … + Not at 14.17 cm Engine Parameters ....................Glossary of Terms and Acronyms ................Button Assignments ....................Home Screen ......................Button Functions ......................Scrolling 12 Gauges ....................Regen Screen ......................I/O Status Screen .....................
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  • Page 7: Introduction

    Introduction The PV485 is a rugged CAN-based controller. This manual explains the functions and display screens of the unit, describes the display screens and gives details about the PV485 Murphy Standard Configuration. Engine Parameters The following are some of the 62109 possible engine parameters that can be displayed in standard or metric units as well as in...

  • Page 8: Button Assignments

    Button Assignments button to determine that button’s Review the icon on the screen directly above each function. These functions change according to the screen that is displayed. In the above screen, Button 1 will provide the Password screen to enter the Main Menu. In other screens, Button 1 will serve a different function.

  • Page 9: Button Functions

    Button Functions The table below explains the button functions when they appear on the screen. Button Icon Description Go to menu password screen. Throttle or digital gauge value decrease Throttle or digital gauge value increase Start engine Stop engine Next / Enter Go to fault screen Go to preset screen Go to I/O status screen...

  • Page 10: Regen Screen

    Regen Screen Pressing button 2 while Regen (as shown in the image above) is displayed will open the Regen page, shown below. This provides the user control of engine regeneration and current DPF status. This same Regeneration page will automatically popup when regeneration is required.

  • Page 11: Preset Screen

    page, the down arrow will turn gray indicating there are no more pages available. Preset Screen If Throttle Type is set in the Throttle menu to Preset, the context of main screen button #2 will change to “PRESET” as shown in the next image. Once you press the PRESET button, the preset speed options will appear as shown in the...

  • Page 12: Alert Icons

    Press the corresponding speed button to request the indicated speed, and back button to leave the page. Alert Icons The Alert Icons at the top of the main page will light up when communicating to the operator. Pay close attention to any Status Icon and its color that may appear. Status Icon Description Formatted Table...

  • Page 13: Popup Message Screen

    Status Icon Description DPF Regeneration set to Inhibit – Displays when the machine or the operator has inhibited regeneration Maintenance / Service Required Check Engine / Protect Parking Brake Engaged Transmission Neutral Stop engine. Air filter Fuel filter Coolant level Coolant temperature Inducement warning (FPT only) Popup Message Screen...

  • Page 14: Main Menu

    Main Menu Press (Button 1) then enter the appropriate password to gain access to the Main Menu. There are three levels of security for the PV485: • Low (factory password of 1111) • Median (factory password of 5311) • OEM (factory password of 3482) These password selections may be changed within the menu.
  • Page 15 Press Button 5 to move to the next number. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to assign all four numbers of the password, then press Button 3 to confirm. Exit the Menu by pressing Button 1. When the password has been accepted, the Main Menu screen will appear: Using Pressing buttons 2 and 4 will scroll through these Main menu items, which will be described in the following sections:...

  • Page 16: Display Settings

    Display Settings The Display Settings menu houses the controls for the appearance of the display: • Fault Popup • Day/Night Mode • Brightness • Language • Units • Clock • View Service Reminder Note that each menu item’s current setting is indicated to the right of the corresponding item.
  • Page 17 Fault Popup This selection allows the enabling or disabling of displaying faults screen pop up. If disabled, a warning icon will appear navigation bar above button 1 or 5 when active fault received. The user must press the corresponding button to view the fault.
  • Page 18 Measurement Available Selections Formatted: Centered Formatted Table Pressure Kpa, Bar or PSI Formatted: Font: Bold Formatted: Font: Bold Temperature °F° °C° Speed MPH, KPH or M/S Distance Feet, Meters, Mi or Km Flow L/s, L/min, gal/min (US) or gal/min (UK) Volume L, gal (US) or gal (UK) Clock...

  • Page 19: Engine Settings

    Step Action Select Display Settings, then Clock from the Main Menu. The next screen highlights the hour. Adjust this using Buttons 2 and/or 4. To move to the next field, press Button 5. Adjust the minutes. Press Button 5. Select between AM or PM. Press Button 5. (Optional Step) Change between 12HR and 24HR using Buttons 2 or 4.
  • Page 20 Engine Manufacturer This selection allows the operator to select the engine manufacturer of the engine which currently includes: Caterpillar, Cummins, Deutz, JCB", Volvo, Perkins, HATZ, Yanmar, Kubota, Doosan, Kohler, John Deere, FPT, Isuzu, PSI, Ford, GM and Scania. By default, the engine manufacturer is set to Other.
  • Page 21 Show Ash Gauge This selection determines whether the Optional Ash Gauge will be shown or hidden on the home screen. Show Soot Gauge This selection determines whether the Optional Soot Gauge will be shown or hidden on the home screen. Show Regen Progress This selection determines whether the progress during a Regeneration will be shown or hidden on the Regen...

  • Page 22: System Settings

    System Settings The System Settings menu houses the settings for the System: • Clear Stored ECU Fault Codes • Clear Active ECU Fault Codes • • System Information • Set Service Reminder • Export Settings Clear Stored ECU Fault Codes allows the operator to clear stored faults from the engine ECU.

  • Page 23: Advanced Settings

    Set Service Reminder This selection provides the ability to set and reset service reminders for the Air Filter, Battery Life, Belt Life, Fuel Filter, Oil Filter, Oil Life and Overhaul. Set the service hours to 0 if you do not wish to use the selected service reminder.
  • Page 24 Display Source Address Allows the operator to set the address claim of the display when used on the CANbus. This address is relative to the address from which the ECU requires the TSC1 to be broadcast. Consult your engine manufacturer or dealer to obtain the correct source address the display should utilize to communicate correctly with...
  • Page 25 allows setting TSC1 throttle to be sent from a source address separate than the display claim address. (Only appears when TSC1 Independence is set to Enabled) Enabled: The display will add the checksum to the transmitted TSC1 message. This requirement is common with Stage V engines.
  • Page 26 (Override Disabled, Speed Control, Torque Control, Formatted: Indent: Left: -0.08 cm, No bullets or Speed/Torque Limit Control) SPN 695 Override The override control mode defines which sort of command Formatted: Indent: Left: -0.08 cm ModeSPN 518 Requested is used.: Torque (numeric value) This parameter provides control/limit of the output torque.
  • Page 27 Shutdown and Warning This selection will establish the following settings for Analog Inputs 1-4: Menu Item Choices/Description Setpoint (numeric value), Rule (Greater than Setpoint, Less than Setpoint), Action Delay (numeric value in mS). Formatted: Font: Bold Warnings Note: Warning is disabled when the warning Setpoint =0. When the defined Rule condition is true, and Action Delay time outs, a popup message will show.

  • Page 28: Io Settings

    Menu Access Control Medium/Low By default all menu items are available to all password access levels (OEM, Medium and Low). An OEM password is required to edit access to the following menu items for Medium and Low password users: • Display Settings •...
  • Page 29 Step Action Formatted Table Select IO Settings, then Analog Inputs from the Main Menu. Press Button 5 to select and enter. Choose the Analog Input to edit and press Button 5 to enter. On the above-displayed screen, press Button 2 or 4 to scroll through these choices: Disabled, Resistive Digital, 0_5V Digital, Resistive, 4_20mA, 0_5V.
  • Page 30 For each Analog Input, the option exists to Rename that input. Select Rename Analog Input (#) and the following screen will appear to create a different name. Use the buttons below the arrow keys to move the cursor along the keyboard. Select a letter and then press Button 3 to enter it.
  • Page 31 Throttle Decrease This function will be set automatically if the Throttle Type is set to Switch and the switch throttle decrease input is set to any of the digital inputs. Throttle Increase This function will be set automatically if the Throttle Type is set to Switch and the switch throttle increase input is set to any of the digital inputs.
  • Page 32 Select IO Settings, then Digital Inputs from the Main Menu. Press Button 5 to select and enter. Select Digital Input 1, 2, 3 or 4 Function (NC) and press Button 5 to enter. Use Button 2 or 4 to scroll through the choices of Disabled, Strat/Stop, Throttle Decrease, Throttle Increase, Stop Engine, Regen Request, Neutral Switch, Park Brake, Park &...
  • Page 33 Crank The crank cut time can be set when this function is selected. External relay required ECU Enable The enable delay time is controlled by ECU Enable Delay in the Advanced Settings. External relay required Regen Lamp Lamp can set blink timer Shutdown Lamp Lamp can set blink timer Common Alarm...

  • Page 34: Throttle Settings

    Frequency Input Pulse This option allows the setting of the Frequency Input Pulse. Throttle Settings This menu item controls the parameters for the Throttle: • Throttle Type • Throttle Step • • Idle RPM • Target RPM Type • Throttle Method •...
  • Page 35 Switch Switch inputs are required, and functions are used as digital when selected Knob Analog input is used as resistive when selected Step Action Select Throttle Settings, then Throttle Type from the Main Menu. Press Button 5 to select and enter. Use Button 2 or 4 to scroll to select between J1939 TSC1 or Preset Speed.
  • Page 36 Select Throttle Settings, then Throttle Method from the Main Menu. Press Button 5 to select and enter. Use Button 2 or 4 to highlight either Display button or Digital Input. Press Button 3 to confirm and Button 1 to exit the Menu. Max and Idle RPM These options allowThis allows the operator to you to set a limit on thethe...

  • Page 37: Communication Setup

    Communication Setup This menu sets the Modbus and CAN communication. • Modbus baud rate • Modbus stop bits • Modbus parity • Modbus slave address (display is used as slave) • CAN baud rate • CAN termination resistor Modbus Baud Rate This menu item allows the operator to set the baud rate for Modbus communication.
  • Page 38 Modbus Parity This menu item allows the operator to set the Parity for the Modbus communication. Default to None None Even Modbus Slave Address This menu item allows the operator to set the Slave Address for Modbus communication. Default to 1. CAN Baud Rate This menu item allows the operator to set...
  • Page 39 IO Status Please refer to I/O Status Screen (page 10). Modbus Register This menu item allows you to review all mapped Modbus registers, descriptions and live status. TX CAN Live Watch This menu item allows you to view the live status of all transmitted CAN messages RX CAN Recorder This menu item...
  • Page 40 DM1 Recording This menu item allows the operator to make a DM1 recording file and export drive, which can later be used for analysis. Press the start button to begin logging the DM1 messages. To export, first press the STOP button (4) and then press button (5) to save the file to the USB drive.
  • Page 41 • Main RPM gauge • Screen color • Reset default color • Upload splash image Main RPM Gauge This option allows the operator to set the style of the Main RPM Gauge Digital Gauge or Rotary Gauge. Screen Color This page allows the operator to change the color of various screen elements to align...
  • Page 42 Press Button 3 (RGBA) to move the highlight to change Red, Green, Blue, or Transparency (Alpha) of the selected object. Reset Default Color To return the display to its factory default color(s). Upload Splash Image To upload a logo that will appear on the display as it boots up, follow these steps: NOTE: To be compatible with the PV485 display, the uploaded image must be 480 x 272 pixels.
  • Page 43 Gauge Groups 1 through 3 Each Gauge group will contain 4 gauges that will each be chosen from parameters. Accel Ped1 (SPN 91) Formatted Table Load@RPM (SPN 92) Actual Engine Torque (SPN 513) Engine RPM (SPN 190) Oil Level (SPN 98) Coolant Level (SPN 111) Alternator Voltage (SPN 167) System Voltage (SPN 168)
  • Page 44 Hydraulic oil Temp (SPN 1638) DPF Inlet Temp (SPN 3242) DPF Outlet Temp (SPN 3246) Trip Fuel (SPN 182) Total Fuel Used (SPN 250) Trip Distance (SPN 244) Total vehicle Dist (SPN 245) Oil Press (SPN 100) Coolant Press (SPN 109) Boost Press (SPN 102) Air Differential Press (SPN 107) Transmission oil Press (SPN 127)
  • Page 45 Select Main Screen Gauge Setup, then Gauge Group 1 from the Main Menu. Press Button 5 to select and enter. Select Gauge 1 and press Button 5 to enter. Press Button 2 or 4 to scroll through the available 109 parameters, and press Button 3 when the appropriate one appears.
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  • Page 47 Kubota: Pump Learning is available on engines equipped with the Denso . The display will automaticaly send pump learning settings to the engine ECU. Formatted: Font: Bold Engine Control Mode Description Formatted: Centered Droop Choosing Droop for Engine Control Mode is like a Formatted: Font: Bold mechanical engine's governor.
  • Page 48 FPT: Menu Item Description Formatted: Centered Formatted: Font: Bold High Idle Speed Useful in working conditions where the application cannot run at a Formatted Table decrease natural engine high-idle speed. Here the operator can change the Formatted: Font: Bold speed setpoint. Low Idle Speed Useful in working conditions where the application cannot run at a increase...
  • Page 49 • Frequency select Primary engine speed request (1500rpm) Formatted: Font: (Default) Arial, 12 pt, Not Bold • Secondary engine speed request (1800rpm) Formatted: Font: (Default) Arial, 12 pt Formatted: List Paragraph, Bulleted + Level: 1 + Aligned at: 0.63 cm + Indent at: 1.27 cm •...
  • Page 50 Wiring Instructions PIN Specifications for AMPSEAL Style Connection Accessories P/N 78-00-0824 – Wiring Harness, Loose leads, 24 inches P/N 78-09-0077 – Programming Harness 2021-0306-2507 00-02-1207...
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