TriPac APU programming question

Ok. I would like to have that manual.
Thank you.

 

If I could get a copy of that manual as well I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

cliff,butterweck@yahoo.com

 

Would you please share the manual. I’ve purchased a 1997 Pete with an old tripac and I’ve been looking for any information
Bco421360@gmail.com

 

I would also like to have the programming manual. I had a copy on my old phone and I lost it. Ak4ml.fcc@gmail.com. Thanks in advance

 

I found an HMI service bulletin for programming version r24 ...I have version 28...they similar in programming technique, but my 28 has a couple of additional settings.
That being said when I talked to a TK technician he said that you don't have the option of having it come back on in the same mode that it shut off at. You have to go back in the bunk and manually start it to what you need.
He said it's not that smart.

 

If anyone has a pdf or jpg of program info/manual ...I could really use it.
greatwaytrucking@gmail.com

 

Can I have a copy of the manual Changed my batteries and knocked out all my settings thanks clarityboyzllc@yahoo.com

 

for what its worth this is what I've been able to dig up on the programming the older tripac HMI

Programming Steps at the HMI Controller (r24)

Press the Main Power On/Off Key to On.
Press the Up Arrow Key and Down Arrow Key simultaneously to access the Program Codes.
Press the Mode Key to advance through the Program Codes (the arrows below indicate the sequence of the Program Codes)
Press the Up Arrow Key or Down Arrow Key to view the Program Selections for a specific Program Code.
Press the Fan Speed Key to save a Program Selection. As required, press the Mode Key to escape from a Program Selection without saving it.
After all Program Codes are reviewed, press the Mode Key to return to the PPP Program Code.
Press the Fan Speed Key to save all of the desired Program Selections.

[PPP] Program Mode
cXX = Controller
configuration (c01) rXX = Software
revision number

[ctd] Controller Temperature Display
cts = Control Temperature Sensor
SPt = Setpoint
dbg = Debug
OFF = Off (unless setpoint changed)
ots = Optional

[ddL] Display Dimmer Level
1 to 15 = Dimness
levels (3)

[cts] Controller Temperature Scale
F (Fahrenheit) or C (Celsius)

[dbd] Deadband Degrees
1.0 to 10.0 degrees (5 degrees)

[cto] Controller
Temperature Offset
-10 to 10 degrees
(0 degrees)

[oSU]
Optional Sensor Use
OFF = Off
ctS = Control Temperature Sensor
otS = Optional Temperature Sensor

oto] Optional Temperature Offset
-10 to 10 degrees
(0 degrees)

[C] Cool Mode Enabled
y (yes) or n (no)

[cdt] AIC Clutch Delay Timer
0 to 999 seconds
(8 seconds)

[d] Defrost Mode
Enabled
y (yes) or n (no) [do not change]

[dtp] Defrost Time Period
1 to 10 minutes (1) [do not change]

[H] Heat Mode Enabled
y (yes) or n (no)

[EHC]
Air Heater Control Enabled
y (yes) or n (no)

[Eto] Air Heater Temperature Offset
-10 to 10 degrees
(0 degrees)

[F] Fan Only Mode Enabled
y (yes) or n (no)

[AFS] Auto Fan Speed Enabled
y (yes) or n (no)

[HSS] Engine High Speed Timer
0 to 999 minutes
(2 minutes) [do not change]

[LSL]
Engine Low Speed Lockout
y (yes) or n (no) [do not change]

[Edo] Engine
Delay Off Timer
0 to 999 minutes (15 minutes)

[EPS] External Power Source
y (yes) or n (no)

[rtP] Run Time Period
0 to 999 minutes

[LtL] Low Temperature Limit
50°F to 90°F

[HtL] High Temperature Limit
50°F to 90°F



...still looking for a free programming

 

I Don’t know what manual is everyone talking about! Manual is not going to tell anything If anyone is interested just let me know and I will post instructions here on how to run the diagnostic software that’s already integrated in the main box. All you need is windows 7 with 32 bit or it won’t work. Here you could even change all your settings or look at all sensors including alternator voltage.

 

sounds good to me. what type of cable for interface?