FINCH 5332E → FINCH II-W
This article covers how to upgrade from the FINCH 5332E Display and FINCH Relay Module to the FINCH II-W Display for a single compartment setup. The FINCH Relay Module is an accessory that enables overfill prevention by control of an onboard pump or loading valve.
While your system might differ slightly, follow the instructions that apply to your setup, and skip any steps for devices not installed on your vehicle.
Upgrade overview
FINCH 5332E to FINCH II-W
FINCH 5332E
FINCH II-W
Required Tools
- Common mechanical and electrical tools.
- A mobile device with Titan Install and access to your company’s Titan Portal account are required.
Overview of the workflow
Four steps to complete the upgrade
Step 1
Remove the FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E Display
Identify if you have a red circuit board or green circuit board on the inside of the FINCH 5332E Display enclosure, then follow the matching removal guide below.
Red circuit board
Remove the FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E Display
The following diagrams are included for your reference.
Removal Steps
- Open both your FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E enclosures.
- Complete the following steps outlined below. The numbers in the table correspond with the above diagram.
- Unbolt and remove the FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E display now that the wiring is disconnected.
Tip: Ensure you label your wires before taking anything out of the Relay Module. This will allow you to easily transfer these wires into the FINCH II-W circuit board in the next steps.
Consider saving the wires you no longer need from the FINCH Relay Module for future use or as extras during installation, as they may be needed for additional wiring.
Green circuit board
Remove the FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E Display
The following diagrams are included for your reference.
Removal Steps
- Open both your FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E enclosures.
- Complete the following steps outlined below. The numbers in the table correspond with the above diagram.
- Unbolt and remove the FINCH Relay Module and FINCH 5332E display now that the wiring is disconnected.
Tip: Ensure you label your wires before taking anything out of the Relay Module. This will allow you to easily transfer these wires into the FINCH II-W circuit board in the next steps.
Consider saving the wires you no longer need from the FINCH Relay Module for future use or as extras during installation, as they may be needed for additional wiring.
Step 2
Install the FINCH II-W Display
The following diagrams are included for your reference.
Installation Steps
- Bolt the FINCH II-W Display into position.
- Open the FINCH II-W display enclosure.
- Complete the following steps outlined below.
Tip: The numbered labels during the uninstallation of the FINCH 5332E and Relay Module match the numbered labels of the installation of the FINCH II-W.
Step 3
Configure the FINCH II-W Display
Complete the FINCH II-W setup using Titan Install and Titan Portal before testing the system.
- Connect with Titan Install. Sign in to Titan Install and scan the FINCH II-W display’s QR code.
- Complete initial configuration. Tap Connect and complete all four configuration screens. Review the summary of installed assets.
- Confirm the trailer in Titan Portal. The company’s Portal administrator locates the trailer in the Trailers screen and assigns its name.
Follow the Initial Configuration guide for screenshots and detailed instructions.
Once configuration is complete, continue to Step 4 — Test your system.
Step 4
Test your system
After the FINCH II-W display has been installed and configured, power up the system to begin testing. Ensure that the system works as expected.
Note: A TD100 transmitter goes through a self-calibration process during your first load. This may cause slightly inaccurate readings at first but will self correct as the load is complete. This only takes place the first time you load a compartment, or you change the liquid within the compartment using a TD100 transmitter.