Allison HCCA World

The Hicklin Allison Control Console World provides the control functions for testing Allison World transmissions outside the vehicle. The control console is compatible with all existing World components and works with the Hicklin test stand or any other transmission test stand. Designed to operate all Allison MD, MDR, HD and HDR transmissions, the console is used in conjunction with a test stand—it should not be connected to a transmission still on the vehicle.

A customer option is available that runs the transmission test while using the control console to test the primary WT MD components separate from the vehicle. This test function can only be utilized if a transmission simulator tester is provided. The simulator duplicates the transmission's valve body electrical circuitry during WT component testing. Additionally, an optional Diagnostic Data Reader (DDR) monitor can be used in conjunction with the MD transmission simulator to monitor and diagnose transmission operating conditions.

The control console is a self-contained, portable cabinet comprising the interface components found in a typical vehicle installation. The main connector harness can connect to the console up to 20 feet away from the transmission. It operates on 110V/15-amp, single-phase electricity and displays a full complement of indicator lights and pressure gauges to operate World transmissions with a Hicklin test stand or any other transmission test stand. Easily access the proper Electronic Control Unit (ECU) connections needed for various WT transmissions through the hinged, self-latching lid.

The basic ECU is used in the control console. The supplied ECU is programmed as an MD3060. To test other transmission models such as an MD3560 or an HD transmission, the an Allison dealer must reprogram the ECU or you must use a separate ECU. The console has enough room inside to hold four ECUs to meet different transmission requirements.