PowerViewTM

Model PV350 and PV380

Operations Manual

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2012-11-30
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ...................................................................................................................... iii

Introduction.................................................................................................................................1

Engine and Transmission Parameters .........................................................................1

Navigation and Keypad Functions................................................................................2
First Time Startup ......................................................................................................................4

Gauge Displays ..........................................................................................................................4

Engine 4-Up .................................................................................................................4

Emissions 4-Up Screen ................................................................................................5
6-Up #1 Screen ............................................................................................................5
6-Up #2 Screen ............................................................................................................5
Adjusting the Menu Selections ................................................................................................6

Brightness ....................................................................................................................6
Contrast........................................................................................................................6
Units .............................................................................................................................6
Language .....................................................................................................................7
ECU Address ...............................................................................................................7
DPF Regen ..................................................................................................................7
Diagnostics Menu.........................................................................................................8
Service Reminders Menu .............................................................................................9
Acknowledging Faults.............................................................................................................12

LED Indicators............................................................................................................12
Indicator Lamps..........................................................................................................12
Supported Parameters ............................................................................................................13

Specifications ...........................................................................................................................15
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Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing the PowerView 350/380. This advanced tool provides
monitoring of Tier 4/Euro Stage 4 compliant electronic engines. The PowerView (Model
PV350/PV380) monitors multiple J1939 parameters, and provides basic engine
alarm/shutdown information.

This manual was developed to help you become familiar with the PowerView 350/380 display,
identify navigation basics, and recognize useful options and features. The clear 3.8”
monochrome screen makes it easy to see the parameters in the 4-up or 6-up display,
especially in bright sunlight.

Engine and Transmission Parameters

The following are some of the engine and transmission parameters that can be displayed in
standard or metric units as well as in English, Spanish, French, Italian, or German languages.

 Engine Speed  Engine Total Vehicle

 Total Engine Hours of Distance
Operation  Diesel Exhaust Fluid
 Machine Hours (DEF) Level
 Battery Voltage  Percent Soot Level
 Coolant Temperature  Transmission Oil
 Engine Oil Pressure Pressure
 Engine Fuel Level  Transmission Oil
 Engine Fuel Rate Temperature
 Instantaneous Fuel  Hydraulic Oil Pressure
Economy  Hydraulic Oil
 Average Fuel Economy Temperature
 Exhaust Filter Inlet  % Load @ Current
Temperature RPM
 Exhaust Filter Outlet  Active Fault Codes
Temperature  Stored Fault Codes

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Navigation and Keypad Functions

The keys on the keypad are as follows:

From any 4- or 6-up display screen, pressing any of these Soft Keys will display the following
menu on the screen:

The Soft Keys below each symbol will produce the following when pressed:

Key Function

Soft Key 1 Displays the menu items of:

 Brightness
 Contrast
 Units
 Language
 ECU Address

In addition, it becomes a down arrow when in the menu selection to

move to the next selection.

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Key Function

Soft Key 2 Displays the Emissions menu :

 Request DPF Regen

 Current Regen mode (Auto or Inhibit)
 Method of changing the Regen Mode.

In addition, it becomes an up arrow when in the menu selection to move

to the previous selection.

Soft Key 3 Displays the Diagnostics menu:

 Active Faults – ECU

 Stored Faults – ECU
 Clear Fault Codes

Soft Key 4 Displays the Service Reminders menu:

 Engine Oil
 Fuel Filter
 Engine Air Filter
 Hydraulic Oil
 Service Engine
 Service Machine

Soft Key 5 Scrolls through the four available gauge screens.

After displaying the context menu, if no pushbutton is pressed within 5 seconds, the pop-up
menu shall disappear from view.

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First Time Startup

When power is applied to the PowerView 350/380, the Warning and Shutdown lights
illuminate and the Murphy logo displays. If a preheat message is being actively broadcast from
the Engine Control Unit (ECU), a Wait to Start message displays below the Murphy logo as
shown in the image below.

Once the engine has started, the 4-up parameter view displays with Engine RPM, Oil
Pressure, Voltage, and Coolant Temperature. To reach the various gauge displays, press any
button to enable the menu to appear, then press the Right Arrow repeatedly.

Gauge Displays
There are four (4) gauge displays on the PV350/PV380. They can be displayed when the right
arrow is pressed repeatedly from the menu display. The displays are described in detail
below:

Engine 4-Up
The Engine 4-Up Screen shall consist of the follow parameters.
1. Engine Speed
o Gauge: 0-3,000 rpm
2. Engine Oil Pressure
o Gauge: 0-100 psi
o Gauge: 0-700 kPa
o Gauge: 0-7 bar
3. Coolant Temperature
o Gauge: 150-250°F
o Gauge: 65-120°C
4. Battery Voltage
o Gauge: 8-32V

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Emissions 4-Up Screen

The Emissions 4-Up Screen shall consist of the following parameters.
1. DEF Level
o Gauge: 0-100%
2. Percent Soot level
o Gauge: 0-250%
3. Exhaust filter inlet temperature
o Gauge: 450-750°F
o Gauge: 250-400°C
4. Exhaust filter outlet temperature
o Gauge: 550-1050°F
o Gauge: 300-550°C

6-Up #1 Screen
The first 6-Up Screen shall consist of the following parameters.
1. Percent Engine Load at current RPM
2. Transmission Oil Pressure
3. Transmission Oil Temperature
4. Engine Fuel Rate
5. Instantaneous Fuel Economy
6. Average Fuel Economy

6-Up #2 Screen
The second 6-Up Screen shall consist of the following
parameters.
1. Hydraulic Oil Pressure
2. Hydraulic Oil Temperature
3. Engine Total Vehicle Distance
4. Engine Fuel Level
5. Engine Total Hours of Operation
6. Machine Hours

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Adjusting the Menu Selections

Brightness
Follow these steps to adjust the Brightness:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 1 (Menu), and if Brightness does not have the arrow beside it, press
Soft Key 2 (up arrow) to place the arrow beside Brightness.
3. Press Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4 (-) to adjust the Brightness.
4. Press Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to exit the menu.

Contrast
Follow these steps to adjust the Contrast:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 1 (Menu), and if Contrast does not have the arrow beside it, press
Soft Key 1 (down arrow) or Soft Key 2 (up arrow) to place the arrow beside Contrast.
3. Press Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4 (-) to adjust the Contrast.
4. Press Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to exit the menu.

Units
Follow these steps to adjust the Units:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 1 (Menu), and if Units does not have the arrow beside it, press Soft
Keys 1 or 2 (up and down arrows) to place the arrow beside Units.
3. Press Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4 (-) to cycle through the choices of:
a. USA Standard
b. Metric kPa
c. Metric Bar
4. Press Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to exit the menu.

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Language
Follow these steps to adjust the Language:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 1 (Menu), and if Language does not have the arrow beside it, press
Soft Keys 1 or 2 (up and down arrows) to place the arrow beside Language.
3. Press Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4 (-) to cycle through the choices of:
a. English
b. French
c. German
d. Spanish
e. Italian
4. Press Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to exit the menu.

ECU Address
Follow these steps to adjust the ECU Address:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 1 (Menu), and if ECU Address does not have the arrow beside it,
press Soft Keys 1 or 2 (up and down arrows) to place the arrow beside ECU Address.
3. Press Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4 (-) to adjust to the appropriate ECU Address.
4. Press Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to exit the menu.

DPF Regen
Follow these steps to adjust the Regen Mode:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 2 (Emissions Menu).
3. If Regen Mode does not have the arrow beside it, press Soft Keys 1 or 2 to place the
arrow beside Regen Mode.

4. Press the Soft Key 3 to change the Regen Mode(“INHIBIT” when in AUTO mode, “AUTO”
when in INHIBIT mode

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Follow these steps to request the ECU to start a DPF Regen:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 2 (Emissions Menu).
3. If “Request DPF Regen” does not have an arrow beside it, press Soft Keys 1 or 2 to
place the arrow beside Request DPF Regen.
4. Press Soft Key 3 (OK). A confirmation screen will be displayed:

5. Pressing the Soft Key 2 (Yes) will request the ECU to begin a DPF Regen. Pressing
Soft Key 4 (Cancel) will return to the previous menu.

Diagnostics Menu
Follow these steps to display the Diagnostics Menu:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 3 (Diagnostics Mode).
3. To view the:

a. Active Faults, press the Soft Key 3 (OK).

i. The Diagnostic Message screen # of # will appear. Press the Soft Keys 1
and 2 to scroll through additional messages if present. Each saved code
shows the SPN (Suspect Parameter Number), FMI (Failure Mode
Identifier), and OC (Occurrence Count). The OC indicates if the same fault
occurred more than once. If available, a text explanation of the Warning
or Shutdown also displays.

ii. Press the Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to return to the Faults screen.

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b. Stored Faults, press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) once, then the Soft Key 3 (OK).

i. Stored faults are requested from the ECU. While the data is being
requested, “Requesting Data” and “Receiving Data” will be displayed. If
data is not received from the ECU, “Timeout / Failure” will be displayed.
Pressing Get Faults will request data from the ECU again. If data is
received, the Diagnostic Message screen # of # will appear. Press the
Soft Keys 1 and 2 to scroll through additional messages if present. Each
saved code shows the SPN (Suspect Parameter Number), FMI (Failure
Mode Identifier), and OC (Occurrence Count). The OC indicates if the
same fault occurred more than once. If available, a text explanation of the
Warning or Shutdown also displays. Press the Soft Key 3 (Get Faults) to
receive additional Stored Faults. Press the Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to
return to the Faults screen.

c. Ability to Clear Fault Codes, press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) twice, then the
Soft Key 3 (OK).

i. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) to Clear Fault Codes. A message will be sent
to clear the stored faults to the ECU. Press the Soft Key 5 to return to the
Faults screen.

Service Reminders Menu

Follow these steps to display the Service Reminders Menu:

1. Press any Soft Key to display the Menu.

2. Press the Soft Key 4 (Service Reminders).
3. To view the:

a. Engine Oil reminders, press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow).

i. The arrow moves down one slot to Interval. Use the Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4
(-) to adjust the number of hours.

ii. Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right arrow to Hour Type.
Choose the appropriate setting of Engine Hours or Machine Hours. The
Remaining hours will adjust accordingly.

iii. To reset the hours, Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right
arrow to Reset. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) and the hours will be reset.

b. Fuel Filter reminders, ensure the right arrow is beside the first item in the list, and
press the Soft Key 3 (+) until Fuel Filter appears. Press the Soft Key 1 (down
arrow).

i. The arrow moves down one slot to Interval. Use the Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4
(-) to adjust the number of hours.

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ii. Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right arrow to Hour Type.
Choose the appropriate setting of Engine Hours or Machine Hours. The
Remaining hours will adjust accordingly.

iii. To reset the hours, Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right
arrow to Reset. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) and the hours will be reset.

c. Engine Air Filter reminders, ensure the right arrow is beside the first item in the
list, and press the Soft Key 3 (+) until Engine Air Filter appears. Press the Soft
Key 1 (down arrow).

i. The arrow moves down one slot to Interval. Use the Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4
(-) to adjust the number of hours.

ii. Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right arrow to Hour Type.
Choose the appropriate setting of Engine Hours or Machine Hours. The
Remaining hours will adjust accordingly.

iii. To reset the hours, Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right
arrow to Reset. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) and the hours will be reset.

d. Hydraulic oil reminders, ensure the right arrow is beside the first item in the list,
and press the Soft Key 3 (+) until Hydraulic Oil appears. Press the Soft Key 1
(down arrow).

i. The arrow moves down one slot to Interval. Use the Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4
(-) to adjust the number of hours.

ii. Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right arrow to Hour Type.
Choose the appropriate setting of Engine Hours or Machine Hours. The
Remaining hours will adjust accordingly.

iii. To reset the hours, Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right
arrow to Reset. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) and the hours will be reset.

e. Service Engine reminders, ensure the right arrow is beside the first item in the
list, and press the Soft Key 3 (+) until Service Engine appears. Press the Soft
Key 1 (down arrow).

i. The arrow moves down one slot to Interval. Use the Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4
(-) to adjust the number of hours.

ii. Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right arrow to Hour Type.
Choose the appropriate setting of Engine Hours or Machine Hours. The
Remaining hours will adjust accordingly.

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NOTE: If the type is set to Engine Hours, the unit must be connected
to an ECU and be receiving data to reset the service reminder. If
Engine Hours data is not being received, the service reminder will not
reset.

iii. To reset the hours, Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right
arrow to Reset. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) and the hours will be reset.

f. Service Machine reminders, ensure the right arrow is beside the first item in the
list, and press the Soft Key 3 (+) until Service Machine appears. Press the Soft
Key 1 (down arrow).

i. The arrow moves down one slot to Interval. Use the Soft Keys 3 (+) and 4
(-) to adjust the number of hours.

ii. Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right arrow to Hour Type.
Choose the appropriate setting of Engine Hours or Machine Hours. The
Remaining hours will adjust accordingly.

iii. To reset the hours, Press the Soft Key 1 (down arrow) to move the right
arrow to Reset. Press the Soft Key 3 (OK) and the hours will be reset.

iv. Press the Soft Key 5 (return arrow) to return to the gauge screen.

NOTE: The interval remaining time may be negative when the service reminder is
“expired”.

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Acknowledging Faults
LED Indicators

The PV350/PV380 features amber (Warning) and red (Shutdown) colored LEDs on the front
keypad. These are illuminated according the J1939 error definition for alarms and shut-down
conditions.

Indicator Lamps
On each gauge screen and menu (where space allows) the following indicator lamps shall be
shown:

Icon PGN SPN Description

DM1 Stop Diagnotic lamp: indicates an

active DM1 stop fault.

DM1 Warning Diagnotic lamp: indicates an

active DM1 fault.

64892 3714 High Exhaust Temperature (HEST)

lamp: indicates regeneration in
process.

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Icon PGN SPN Description

64892 3697 DPF Particulate Filter Restricted

lamp: indicates a Regen is needed.

64892 3703 DPF Inhibit lamp: indicates an

inhibited Regen status.

65110 1761 Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) lamp:

displays when the fluid level drops
below 12%.

Supported Parameters
The following table of parameters shall be available for selections based on being actively
broadcast on the CAN bus:

Description Short Description PGN

1 PERCENT LOAD AT CURRENT RPM LOAD@RPM 61443

2 ENGINE SPEED ENG RPM 61444

3 TOTAL VEHICLE DISTANCE VEH DIST 65248

4 TOTAL ENGINE HOURS ENG HRS 65253

5 ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE COOL TEMP 65262

6 ENGINE OIL PRESSURE OIL PRES 65263

7 FUEL RATE FUEL RATE 65266

8 INSTANTANEOUS FUEL ECONOMY FUEL ECON 65266

9 AVERAGE FUEL ECONOMY AVG ECON 65266

10 AIR INLET TEMPERATURE AIR IN TP 65269

11 BATTERY POTENTIAL VOLTAGE BAT VOLT 65271

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Description Short Description PGN

12 TRANSMISSION OIL PRESSURE TRAN PRES 65272

13 TRANSMISSION OIL TEMPERATURE TRAN TEMP 65272

14 FUEL LEVEL FUEL LEVEL 65276

15 HYDRAULIC PRESSURE HYD PRES 61448

16 HYDRAULIC TEMPERATURE HYD TEMP 65128

17 MACHINE HOURS MACH HRS 61444

18 DIESEL EXHAUST FLUID LEVEL DEF LVL 65110

19 % SOOT % SOOT 64891

20 EXHAUST FILTER OUTLET TEMP EF OUT T 64947

21 EXHAUST FILTER INLET TEMP EF IN T 64948

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Specifications
Electrical
3.8” (9.65 cm) QVGA (320x240 pixels); monochrome transflective
Display
LCD with heater , MTFB 50,000 hours
Resolution QVGA, 320 x 240 pixels
Backlighting White LED
PV350: (2) CAN 2.0B; second CAN port is NMEA 2000 isolated
(J1939 and NMEA 2000 protocols; proprietary messaging).
CAN
PV380: (1) CAN 2.0B (J1939 protocol and proprietary
messaging), (1) RS-485 serial (MODBus)
Protocols J1939, NMEA 2000
PV350: Deutsch DT Series 6 pin, M12 (5 socket)
Connection
PV380: Deutsch DT Series 6 and 12 pin
Keyboard 5 tactile buttons
PV350: (1) resistive analog
PV380: (4) resistive analog:
Input
(3) analog; 0-5V analog or digital
(1) frequency; 2-10,000Hz, 3.6-120VAC
PV350: (1) 500 mA; switched low-side
Output PV380: (1) 500mA; switched low-side
(1) 5V supply (250mA); protected
Voltage 6-36 VDC; reverse polarity protected

Environmental
Operating Temperature -40º C to +85º C (-40° F to +185° F)
Storage Temperature -40º C to +85º C (-40° F to +185° F)
Protection IP66 and 67, (IEC/EN 60529)
Electromagnetic Compatibility: 2004/108/EC and 2006/95/EC
directives:
 EN 61000-6-4:2001 (emission)
Emissions and Immunity
 EN 61000-6-2:2001 (immunity)
 EN 501121-3-2 and EN 12895
 J1113/2, 4, 11, 12, 21, 24, 26 and 41
Vibration 7.86g random vibe (5-2,000Hz)
Shock ±50g shock in 3 axis

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