A013035UA, 502209
USER GUIDE
MARLIN TECHNOLOGIES INC
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CREATED
B. BERTOLASI
DATE 02/25/2020
CHECKED
S. JOHNSON
DATE 03/27/2020
APPROVED
S. JOHNSON
DATE 03/27/2020
ECN
13026E
DATE 01/24/2019
1.
Introduction
The Cabin Control Display (CCD) is the user interface/controller for the Dynasys Auxiliary Power and Climate Control Unit
(APCCU). The Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) is a self-contained, stand-alone power generator for use with class 8 trucks
which provides both 120VAC power for the CCU as well as 12VDC recharging for the Truck’s batteries while in operation.
The Climate Control Unit (CCU) [or HVAC system] provides climate control for the truck bunk. Additional items or
features include optional single duplex 120VAC convenience outlet, optional Power Distribution Center (PDC) with
dedicated circuit breakers. The Dynasys system uses the truck’s diesel fuel supply and 12VDC battery source. This
system does not require the usage of the trucks cooling and A/C system. The Dynasys APCCU provides significant fuel
savings, reduction of truck engine wear, reliability, increased driver comforts, and legislative compliance.
The Cabin Control Display mounts inside the truck cabin and provides the user with convenient interface controls for
cabin temperature, monitor APU engine activities and outputs, Service History, Active/Historical Alarm Faults, and
Automatic Starting Controls. On the back of the CCD, the 6-pin connector houses the cabin temperature sensor and the
12-pin connector is for Power and a CAN-Bus connection to the APCCU control module. This CAN-Bus connection is the
communication link between the Display and Controller but also allows for the system to be updated with any future
software updates and monitor the APCCU’s full performance status for diagnostic purposes.
2.
Display Unit
The Cabin Control Display is the interface for the operator to
control the Dynasys APCCU. There are 8 buttons on the
display. All of them are soft buttons meaning that their
functionality will vary based on which screen you are on or
what conditions exist so a quick visual guide at the bottom of
the screen indicates what the button will do for each screen.
The 4 navigation buttons in the middle are generally used to
move up/down/left/right on the screen most of the time. If
their functionality is not for navigating the screens, then that
alternate functionality will be displayed for the operator.
The following sections describe how the Cabin Control Display controls for the Inactive Screen, Main Screen, Menu
Screen, Engine Status Screen, Service Screen, Active Alarms Screen, Alarm History Screen, Password & Secure Settings
Screen, and About Screen.
