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    SAM Cab 54.

    01
    General Information

    General Information
    The SAM Cab is an integrated electronic control unit
    (ECU). The SAM Cab is the vehicle power distribu-
    tion module that manages the cab electrical func-
    tions. The SAM Cab communicates with the other
    ECUs in the Cascadia using the CAN databus.
    Fuses and relays are located on the top side of the
    SAM Cab inside the vehicle. Access is achieved by
    removing the glove compartment and the protective
    shields.
    When a SAM Cab is replaced it must be repro-
    grammed with the specific parameters for the vehicle
    in which it is being installed. Use ServiceLink or Di-
    agnosticLink to download and program the param-
    eters for the SAM Cab.
    All the ECUs on the CAN databus must be at com-
    patible versions of software for data communication
    to occur properly. When a SAM Cab is replaced, use
    ServiceLink or DiagnosticLink to determine if the
    SAM Chassis, MSF, and CGW are all communicating
    at compatible versions of software. Use ServicePro®
    to get the current service bulletin information for any
    updates to Cascadia software versions.

    Cascadia Workshop Manual, Supplement 15, September 2014 050/1


    SAM Cab 54.01
    Removal and Installation

    Removal 10. Slide the SAM Cab forward, then up and out of
    the vehicle.
    1. Apply the parking brakes and chock the tires.
    2. Disconnect the batteries.
    Installation
    3. On the passenger-side of the vehicle on the 1. Transfer any relays from the old SAM Cab.
    upper frontwall, gently pull the rain tray drain
    tube from the rain tray. 2. Slide the new SAM cab in the glove compart-
    ment opening and align the mounting tabs into
    4. Reach up into the area behind the HVAC ducting the bracket.
    and disconnect the 4 lever lock connectors from
    the "nosepiece" of the SAM cab. 3. Check that no wires are pinched between the
    SAM and the frontwall. Then, install the three
    5. Disconnect the positive and negative power mounting fasteners to secure the SAM cab.
    cables from the SAM.
    4. Position the drip shield on the forward edge of
    6. From inside the cab, remove the lower dash the SAM cab. Make sure the lower edge is for-
    panel and the glove box. Refer to Section 60.06. ward of the connector area of the SAM cab See
    7. Carefully remove the drip shields. Avoid flexing Fig. 2.
    the joint on the large drip shield covering the
    SAM cab. 3

    8. Disconnect the four connectors on the lower


    side, and all the connectors on the upper side of 1
    SAM Cab. Mark these to insure proper installa-
    tion. 2
    9. Remove the three fasteners that secure the SAM
    Cab to the mounting plate. See Fig. 1.

    2
    4

    01/27/2009 f545411
    1. Plastic Drip Shield
    2. Tie Strap
    3. Dash Support Bracket
    4. SAM Cab

    Fig. 2, Drip Shield Installation

    5. Connect the connectors in the SAM. Shape the


    drip loops in the harnesses on the right side of
    the SAM so the lower part of the loop is below
    1 1 the right edge of the SAM. The drip loops are
    01/22/2009 f544945a tucked between the SAM and the side wall of the
    1. Forward Mounting 2. Rear Mounting Bolt cab.
    Bolts
    6. Install the SAM cover shield and the angle shield
    on the right edge of the cover shield. See Fig. 3.
    Fig. 1, SAM Cab Mounting Bolts
    Make sure that any wiring such as antenna
    cables are routed above these shields.

    Cascadia Workshop Manual, Supplement 7, September 2010 100/1


    54.01 SAM Cab
    Removal and Installation

    12/09/2008 f545402
    1. Drip Shield
    2. Angle Shield

    Fig. 3, Drip Shield Installed

    7. Install the glove compartment and the lower dash


    panel. Refer to Section 60.06 .
    8. From the engine compartment, install the positive
    and negative power cables and the four leverlock
    connectors.
    9. Install the rain tray drain tube.
    10. Connect the batteries.
    11. Remove the chocks from the tires
    NOTE: The SAM Cab must be programmed (up-
    dated) whenever it is removed from the vehicle
    and then reinstalled.
    12. Flash the SAM Cab with the parameters appli-
    cable to the vehicle. Refer to Subject 110 for
    more information.

    100/2 Cascadia Workshop Manual, Supplement 7, September 2010


    SAM Cab 54.01
    Programming the SAM Cab

    Programming the SAM Cab If the SAM Cab is still programmed with the original
    software version, it is also possible to select "Reset
    to Factory Settings."
    When the SAM Cab is programmed, both the appli-
    cation software and parameters are updated in the Refer to in the for more information.
    SAM Cab.
    In most cases it is only necessary to update the SAM
    Cab as a last resort if the SAM Cab is suspected of
    being faulty. This is to confirm that the problem is
    hardware-related.
    In all other situations, it is only necessary to "Reset
    Parameters."

    Using ServiceLink
    Programming
    The SAM Cab can be programmed in ServiceLink
    using the SAM Cab "Flashing" Tab. See the for more
    information.

    Reset Parameters
    SAM Cab parameters can be reset in ServiceLink
    using the SAM Cab "Parameters" tab. Selecting
    "Reset to Current Host" applies the appropriate pa-
    rameters to the SAM Cab for the affected vehicle.
    If the SAM Cab is still programmed with the original
    software version, it is also possible to select "Reset
    to Factory Settings."
    NOTE: Pay particular attention to the first "NO-
    TICES" screen when opening ServiceLink. This
    screen contains details about flashing, and ap-
    plying reference parameters to the SAM Cab.

    Using DiagnosticLInk
    Programming
    The SAM Cab can be programmed in DiagnosticLink
    using the "Program Device" tab. Select "Update De-
    vice Software."

    Reset Parameters
    SAM Cab parameters can be reset in DiagnosticLink
    using the "Program Device" tab. Select "Replace De-
    vice Settings with Server Configuration." Selecting
    "Latest" settings applies the appropriate parameters
    to the SAM Cab for the affected vehicle.

    Cascadia Workshop Manual, Supplement 15, September 2014 110/1

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