TRANS-MAINS SYNCHRONISING & AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH

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1 TRANS-MAINS SYNCHRONISING & AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH. Introduction. General Specifications TRANS-MAINS is a mains control, synchronising and automatic transfer unit. The unit is designed to synchronise the gensets (controlled by TRAN-SYNCRO units) with mains supplies. The unit controls the change over from mains supply to genset supply or runs gensets in parallel with the mains to provide no-break, peak lopping and peak shaving power solutions. General Specifications: - Load sharing with genset (up to 32 gensets) - Busbar voltages and frequency measurements - Bus failure detection - Peak lopping (mains or genset) - Power export to mains - Mains de-coupling protection with R.O.C.O.F and vector shift methods - Volts, frequency and phase matching - Synchroscope display - functionality for PLC.2 Warranty EMKO Elektronik warrants that the equipment delivered is free from defects in material and workmanship. This warranty is provided for a period of two years. The warranty period starts from the delivery date. This warranty is in force if duty and responsibilities which are determined in warranty document and instruction manual performs by the customer completely..3 Maintenance Repairs should only be performed by trained and specialized personnel. Cut power to the device before accessing internal parts. Do not clean the case with hydrocarbon-based solvents (Petrol, Trichlorethylene etc.). Use of these solvents can reduce the mechanical reliability of the device. Use a cloth dampened in ethyl alcohol or water to clean the external plastic case. Introduction Brochure. ENG TRANS-MAINS V5 4/8

2 Ýçindekiler 2. Installation! Before beginning installation of this product, please read the instruction manual and warnings below carefully. A visual inspection of this product for possible damage occured during shipment is recommended before installation. It is your responsibility to ensure that qualified mechanical and electrical technicians install this product. If there is danger of serious accident resulting from a failure or defect in this unit, power off the system and seperate the electrical connection of the device from the system. Keep the power off until all of the wiring is completed so that electric shock and trouble with the unit can be prevented. Ýçindekiler 2. Configuration The unit can be programmed using the buttons and LCD display on the front panel or PC Software. Ýçindekiler 2.2 Panel Mounting The unit is designed for panel mounting. Fixing is by two screw fixings. - Insert the unit in the panel cut-out from the front. 2- Insert the fixings in the slotted at the corners of the unit and tighten the fixing screws to secure the unit against the panel.! During the equipment is putted in hole on the metal panel while mechanical installation some metal burrs can cause injury on hands, you must be careful. LOG 88.6mm ESC PROG 62mm MAINS ON LOAD ON RESET AUTO TEST MAN mm Figure 2. Front View 223mm Figure 2.2 Panel Cut-Out 2

3 MAINS L L2 L3 N USB PROGRAMMING MAX. 3V~ MAINS CURRENT MAINS VOLTS L LOAD CURRENT M LOAD B GENERATOR BUS L L2 L3 N 64 SCR H(+) L(-) MULTI LINK COMMUNICATION (CAN OPEN) 2 Bus Contactor Output USB HOST ETHERNET 23 RJ BATTERY + - Connect the unit as shown in the appropriate diagram. Be sure to connect the battery supply the right way round 2- The first and last units must be fitted with a 2 ohm resisýtor across H and L. Screened cable must be used for connecting the communication, The screen is grounded at one end ONLY. 3- Current transformers secondary should be grounded. The CT of 5VA is recommended. BATTERY MAX. 3V~ BUS VOLTS TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS MAX. A TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS MAX. 5 A SCR A(+) B(-) RS485 COMMUNUCATION 2.3 Electrical Connection TRANS-MAINS three phase connections schematic Conf. Input-3 Conf. Input-2 FUSE- Conf. Input FUSE-2 Conf. Input- FUSE-3 Conf. Input-9 Conf. Input-8 Conf. Input-7 Mains Contactor Output Conf. Input-6 Conf. Input-5 8A Conf. Input-4 Bus closed aux. (Conf. Input-3) Mains closed aux. (Conf. Input-2) Emergency stop (Conf. Input-) Electrical interlock Mechanical interlock 8A Conf. Output-9 Conf. Output-8 Conf. Output-7 Conf. Output FUSE-4 Conf. Output-5 FUSE-5 Conf. Output-4 FUSE-6 Conf. Output-3 Conf. Output-2 Conf. Output- FUSE-8 BATTERY+ FUSE-7 TO OTHER UNITS ON THE BUS BATTERY - EARTH FUSE-, FUSE-2, FUSE-3, FUSE-4, FUSE-5, FUSE-6: 2 A. T FUSE-7: A. T FUSE-8: 32A. T 3

4 3. Changing And Saving Parameters Values Operation Screen BUSBAR V2: V V23: V V3: V V: V V2: V V3: V Fq:.Hz Phase seq.: PROGRAM Operator settings Technician settings Factory adjustment Wait for start When the Prog button is pressed, the parameters section is asked for accessing to parameters. Press the Up or Down buttons to select the section you wish to view/change. PROGRAM Operator settings Technician settings Press the Enter button. Password TECHNICIAN SETTING Factory adjustment Enter password with cursor (Right, Left, Up and Down) buttons. Password TECHNICIAN SETTING 62 TECHNICIAN SETTING.System 2.Mains 3.Generator 4.Engine 5.Inputs 6.Outputs 7.Timers 8.Expansion modules 9.Synchronization Note: If Enter button is pressed and the technician password is zero, Password screen is ignored. Press the Enter button to confirm password. If the password is incorrect, the unit will drop out of program mode. Press the Up or Down buttons to select the main parameter group you wish to view/change. TECHNICIAN SETTING.System 2.Mains 3.Generator 4.Engine 5.Inputs 6.Outputs 7.Timers 8.Expansion modules 9.Synchronization 2.MAINS.Volt level 2.Frequency level 3.Actions Press Enter button to access to all parameters page in currently main parameter group. Press Enter button to access to all parameters in currently parameter page. 4

5 3. Parametrelerin Ayarlanmasý 2..MAINS VOLT LEVEL.Under volt trip 2.Under volt return 3.Over volt trip 4.Over volt return 2..MAINS VOLT LEVEL.Under volt trip 32 Vac Press the Enter button to view parameter value. Parameter can be changed with Up and Down buttons. 2..MAINS VOLT LEVEL.Under volt trip 325 Vac 2..MAINS VOLT LEVEL.Under volt trip 2.Under volt return 3.Over volt trip 4.Over volt return Press Enter button to confirm the changed value. To exit from programming mode any time, press Prog button. 2.MAINS.Volt level 2.Frequency level 3.Actions When the Escape button is pressed any time, previous page can be accessed. BUSBAR V2: V V23: V V3: V V: V V2: V V3: V Fq:.Hz Phase seq.: Operation Screen Wait for start 5

6 4. Parameters 4. Operator Parameters 4.. Mains 2..MAINS VOLT LEVEL ( Mains-> Volt level).under volt trip Mains Under Voltage V 2. Under volt return Mains Under Voltage Return V 3.Over volt trip Mains Over Voltage V 4.Over volt return Mains Over Voltage Return V 2.2.MAINS FREQ. LEVEL ( Mains-> Frequency level) Mains Under Frequency Mains Under Frequency.Under freq trip 2. Under freq return 3.Over freq trip 4. Over freq return Return Mains Over Frequency Mains Over Frequency Return Hz Hz Hz Hz 4..2 Generator 3.6.GENERATOR GENERAL ( Generator->General) 3.All warning are latch All Warnings Are Latched En/Dis ENABL/DISBL DISBL Note: dis = disable 6

7 4.2 Technician Parameters 4.2. System..SYSTEM NETWORK ( System->Network).Mains CT ratio Mains Current Transformer Ratio 2. Load CT ratio Load Current Transformer Ratio 3.PT ratio Voltage Transformer Ratio 4.Type of AC system - Phase 2 Wire - 3 Phase 4 Wire 2-2 Phase 3 Wire L-L2 3-2 Phase 3 Wire L-L3 5.Phase sequence 6.Mains kw rating 7.Mains kvar rating. Nominal voltage. Nominal frequency System Phase Sequence Mains kw Rating Mains kvar Rating System Nominal Voltage System Nominal Frequency (dis) DISBL, L23, L (dis) 3 L kw kvar V Hz.2.BREAKERS ( System->Breakers).Type of Breaker 2.Busbar close breaker cont.type 3.Busbar close breaker relay typ 4.Busbar close timer 5.Busbar open breaker relay type 6.Busbar open timer 7.Mains close breaker cont.type 8.Mains close breaker relay type 9.Mains close timer.mains open breaker relay type.mains open timer 2.Breaker close pulse time 3.Breaker open pulse time 4.Transfer time 5.Spring loading time 6.Retry number Hardware Breaker Selection Bus Close Breaker Contact Type Bus Close Breaker Relay Type Bus Close Timer Bus Open Breaker Relay Type Bus Open Timer Mains Close Breaker Cont. Type Mains Close Breaker Relay Type Mains Close Timer Mains Open Breaker Relay Type Mains Open Timer Breaker Close Pulse Time Breaker Open Pulse Time Transfer Time Spring Loading Time Retry Number 3 NO / NC NO NOR / PULS 25 5 NOR / PULS 25 5 NO / NC NO NOR / PULS 25 5 NOR / PULS LCD DISPLAY ( System->LCD display).language Language Selection ENGLISH/TURKISH ENGLISH 2.Auto scroll time Auto Scroll Time (dis) 25 3.Auto scroll number 4.Err. mesg scroll time Auto Scroll Number Scroll Time For Error Messages SERIAL COMMUNICATION ( System->Serial Comm. ).Slave address Slave Address Baud rate Baud Rate: - 2 baud - 24 baud 2-48 baud 3-96 baud 4-92 baud baud Timeout Timeout (dis) Note- : NO / NC : Normally Open / Normally Close 2 : NOR / PULS : Normal / Pulse 7

8 .5.RS485 COMMUNICATION ( System->RS 485 Comm. ).Slave address Slave Address Baud rate Baud Rate: - 2 baud - 24 baud 2-48 baud 3-96 baud 4-92 baud baud ASCII/RTU selection ModBus ASCII/RTU Selection ASCII / RTU ASCII.6.DATA LOGGING ( System->Data logging).data log memory 2.Data log period Data Logging Memory.7.DATE & TIME SET ( System->Date & time set) Year Month.Year 2.Month 3.Day 4.Week 5.Hour 6.ute 7.ond -Disable -Internal memory 2-External USB Host Data log Period.(dis) Max 99 2 Date 3 Day of week 7 Hour 23 ute 59 ond 59 Default.8.DEFAULT SETTINGS ( System->Default settings).save setting to def. Save setting to default 2.Reset default sets Reset default sets 3.Reset factory sets Reset factory sets.9.password SETTINGS ( System->Password settings).operator password Operator Password 2.Technician password Technician Password YES / NO NO YES / NO NO YES / NO NO

9 4.2.2 Mains 2..MAINS VOLT LEVEL ( Mains-> Volt level).under volt trip Mains Under Voltage V 2. Under volt return Mains Under Voltage Return V 3.Over volt trip Mains Over Voltage V 4.Over volt return Mains Over Voltage Return V 2.2.MAINS FREQ. LEVEL ( Mains-> Frequency level) Mains Under Frequency Mains Under Frequency.Under freq trip 2. Under freq return 3.Over freq trip 4. Over freq return Return Mains Over Frequency Mains Over Frequency Return Hz Hz Hz Hz 2.3. MAINS ACTIONS ( Mains->Actions).Mains failure detection Mains Failure Detection En/Dis 2.Mains failure at stop mode Look Mains Failure at Stop Mode 3.Always return delay Always Look Mains Return Delay ENABL/DISBL ENABL ENABL/DISBL ENABL ENABL/DISBL DISBL Generator 3.5.GEN WORKING CALENDAR ( Generator->Working calendar).disable/enable select Calendar Disable or Enable 2.Start time on Monday Calendar Start Time on Monday 3.Stop time on monday Calendar Stop Time on Monday 4. Start time on tues. Calendar Start Time on Tuesday 5. Stop time on tuesday Calendar Stop Time on Tuesday 6. Start time on wednes. Calendar Start Time on Wednesday 7. Stop time on wednes. Calendar Stop Time on Wednesday 8. Start time on thurs. Calendar Start Time on Thursday 9. Stop time on thursday Calendar Stop Time on Thursday. Start time on friday Calendar Start Time on Friday. Stop time on friday Calendar Stop Time on Friday 2. Start time on satur. Calendar Start Time on Saturday 3. Stop time on saturday Calendar Stop Time on Saturday 4. Start time on sunday Calendar Start Time on Sunday 5. Stop time on sunday Calendar Stop Time on Sunday 3.6.GENERATOR GENERAL ( Generator->General) 3.All warning are latch All Warnings Are Latched En/Dis DISBL / ENABL DISBL H H H H H H H H H H H H H H. ENABL/DISBL DISBL Note: dis = disable 9

10 4.2.4 Engine 4.4.ENGINE PLANT BATTERY ( Engine->Plant battery).under volt Undervolts Warning 2. Under volt reset Undervolts Warning Reset 3. Under volt delay Undervolts Delay 4.Over volt Undervolts Warning 5. Over volt reset Overvolts Warning Reset 6. Over volt delay Overvolts Delay 6.(dis) (dis) V V V V 4.6.CANBUS ERROR SET ( Engine->CanBus error set).can fault actions Can Fault Actions: - Disable - Warning Non-Latching 2- Warning 3- Electrical Trip 4- Shutdown 2.CAN fault activation 3.CAN fault delay Can Fault Activation: - Active From Starting - Active From Safety On 2- Always Active Max (dis) 4 2 Default Can Fault Delay TEST MODE ( Engine->Test mode).disable/enable select Test Mode Selection DISBL / ENABL ENABL 4.9.EXERCISE ( Engine->Exercise).Disable/enable select Exercise Disable or Enable 2.Start time on monday Exercise Start Time on Monday 3.Stop time on monday Exercise Stop Time on Monday 4. Start time on tues. Exercise Start Time on Tuesday 5. Stop time on tuesday Exercise Stop Time on Tuesday 6. Start time on wednes. Exercise Start Time on Wednesday 7. Stop time on wednes. Exercise Stop Time on Wednesday 8. Start time on thurs. Exercise Start Time on Thursday 9. Stop time on thursday Exercise Stop Time on Thursday. Start time on friday Exercise Start Time on Friday. Stop time on friday Exercise Stop Time on Friday 2. Start time on satur. Exercise Start Time on Saturday 3. Stop time on saturday Exercise Stop Time on Saturday 4. Start time on sunday Exercise Start Time on Sunday 5. Stop time on sunday Exercise Stop Time on Sunday DISBL / ENABL DISBL H H H H H H H H H H H H H H. Note: dis = disable

11 4.2.5 Inputs 5.3.CONF. INPUT-X ( Inputs->Conf. input-x).dis,user conf.or list - Disable - User Configured 2- Select From List 2.Polarity - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) 3.Indication 4.Activation 5.Select from list If User Configured - Status - Warning Non-Latching 2- Warning Latching 3- Electrical Trip 4- Shutdown If User Configured - Active From Starting - Active From Safety On 2- Always Active If Select From List -Remote Start On Load -Remote Start Off Load 2-Auxiliary Mains Fail 3-Bus Breaker Open/Close 4-Simulate Horn Reset Button 5-Simulate Alarm Reset Button 6-Simulate Auto Button 7-Simulate Test Button 8-Simulate Manual Button 9-Simulate Start Button -Simulate Stop Button -Bus Closed Auxiliary 2-Bus Load Inhibit 3-Mains Closed Auxiliary 4-Mains Load Inhibit 5-Auto Restore Inhibit 6-Auto Start Inhibit 7-Panel Lock 8-Scheduled Runs(Exercise) Inhibited 9-Top priority 2-Force Break Transfer 2-Force No-break Transfer 22-Force Soft Transfer 23-Force Parallel Operation 24-Mains Breaker Open/Close 25-Emergency Stop (for only input-) 26-Emergency Stop No-Latching (for only input-) (dis) 2 In,2,3=2 Others= In= Others= In=26 In=25 Others=24 In2=3 In3= Others=4 6.Active delay Input active delay 25 Note- : x = (input -), 2( input-2), 3( input-3), 4( input-4), 5( input-5), 6( input -6), 7(input -7), 8(input -8), 9(input -9), (input -), (input -), 2(input -2) or 3(input -3). Note-2 : dis = disable

12 5.6.CONF. EXP. INPUT-X ( Inputs->Conf. exp. input-x).dis,user conf.or list - Disable - User Configured 2- Select From List 2.Hardware type - > -Ve ( Switched To Battery -) - > +Ve ( Switched To Battery + ) 3.Polarity 4.Indication 5.Activation 6.Select from list 7.Active delay - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) If User Configured - Status - Warning Non-Latching 2- Warning Latching 3- Electrical Trip 4- Shutdown If User Configured - Active From Starting - Active From Safety On 2- Always Active If Select From List 2-Auxiliary Mains Fail 3-Bus Breaker Open/Close 4-Simulate Horn Reset Button 5-Simulate Alarm Reset Button 6-Simulate Auto Button 7-Simulate Test Button 8-Simulate Manual Button 9-Simulate Start Button -Simulate Stop Button -Bus Closed Auxiliary 2-Bus Load Inhibit 3-Mains Closed Auxiliary 4-Mains Load Inhibit 5-Auto Restore Inhibit 6-Auto Start Inhibit 7-Panel Lock 8-Scheduled Runs(Exercise) Inhibited 9-Top priority 2-Force Break Transfer 2-Force No-break Transfer Input active delay (dis) 2 Max Default Note- : x = (exp. input -), 2( exp. input-2), 3( exp. input-3), 4( exp. input-4), 5( exp. Input-5), 6( exp. input -6), 7(exp. Input -7) or 8(exp. Input -8). Note-2 : dis = disable 2

13 4.2.6 Outputs 6..CONF. OUTPUT- ( Outputs->Conf. output-).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) -NOT USED -RESERVED 2-ALARM RESET 3-AUDIBLE ALARM 4-AUTO START INHIBIT 5-AUXILIARY MAINS FAILURE 6-BATTERY HIGH VOLTAGE 7-BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE 8-CALLING FOR SCHEDULED RUN(EXERCISE) 9-RESERVED -RESERVED -RESERVED 2-COMMON ALARM 3-COMMON ELECTRICAL TRIP ALARM 4-COMMON SHUTDOWN ALARM 5-COMMON WARNING ALARM 6-RESERVED 7-RESERVED 8-RESERVED 9-RESERVED 2-RESERVED 2-RESERVED 22-DELAYED ALARMS ACTIVE 23-DIGITAL INPUT- ALARM 24-DIGITAL INPUT-2 ALARM 25-DIGITAL INPUT-3 ALARM 26-DIGITAL INPUT-4 ALARM 27-DIGITAL INPUT-5 ALARM 28-DIGITAL INPUT-6 ALARM 29-DIGITAL INPUT-7 ALARM 3-DIGITAL INPUT-8 ALARM 3-DIGITAL INPUT-9 ALARM 32-DIGITAL INPUT- ALARM 33-DIGITAL INPUT- ALARM 34-DIGITAL INPUT-2 ALARM 35-DIGITAL INPUT-3 ALARM 36-EXPANSION INPUT- ALARM 37-EXPANSION INPUT-2 ALARM 38-EXPANSION INPUT-3 ALARM 39-EXPANSION INPUT-4 ALARM 4-EXPANSION INPUT-5 ALARM 4-EXPANSION INPUT-6 ALARM 42-EXPANSION INPUT-7 ALARM 43-EXPANSION INPUT-8 ALARM 44-RESERVED 45-EMERGENCY STOP 46-RESERVED 47-RESERVED 48-RESERVED 49-RESERVED 5-RESERVED 5-GENERATORAT REST 52-GENERATOR AVAILABLE 53-BUS CLOSED AUXILIARY 54-BUS FAILED TO CLOSE 55-BUS FAILED TO OPEN 56-RESERVED 57-RESERVED 58-RESERVED 59-RESERVED 6-BUS LOAD INHIBIT 6-RESERVED 62-RESERVED 63-RESERVED 64-RESERVED 65-GENERATOR STOPPING 66-BUS OPEN BREAKER 67-HORN OUTPUT LATCHED 68-HORN OUTPUT PULSED 69-LAMP TEST 7-RESERVED 7-RESERVED 72-RESERVED 73-RESERVED 74-MAINS CLOSED AUXILIARY 75-MAINS FAILED TO CLOSE 76-MAINS FAILED TO OPEN 77-MAINS FAILURE 78-MAINS HIGH FREQUENCY 79-MAINS HIGH VOLTAGE 8-MAINS LOAD INHIBIT 8-MAINS LOW FREQUENCY 82-MAINS LOW VOLTAGE 83-MAINS OPEN BREAKER 84-NO LOADING COMMAND 85-RESERVED 86-RESERVED 87-RESERVED 88-RESERVED 89-RESERVED 9-RESERVED 9-RESERVED 92-RESERVED 93-RESERVED 94-RESERVED 95-PANEL LOCK 96-RESERVED 97-RESERVED 98-RESERVED 99-RESERVED -REMOTE START -RESERVED 2-RESERVED 3-RESERVED 4-RESERVED 5-STARTING ALARMS ARMED 6-RESERVED 7-SYSTEM IN AUTO MODE 8-SYSTEM IN MANUAL MODE 9-SYSTEM IN STOP MODE -SYSTEM IN TEST MODE -RESERVED 2-RESERVED 3-RESERVED 4-RESERVED 5-RESERVED 6-RESERVED 7-WAITING FOR GENERATOR 8-RESERVED 9-LOAD SUPPLY FROM BUS 2-LOAD SUPPLY FROM MAINS 2-RESERVED 22-RESERVED 23-RESERVED 24-RESERVED 25-RESERVED 26-RESERVED 27-RESERVED 28-REMOTE CONTROL ACTIVE 29-RESERVED 3-RESERVED 3-RESERVED 32-RESERVED 33-RESERVED 34-RESERVED 35-REMOTE OUTPUT 36-RESERVED 37-RESERVED 38-BUS NOT ALIVE 39-SYNCHRONIZATION FAIL 4-RESERVED 4-RESERVED 42-RESERVED 43-RESERVED 44-RESERVED 45-RESERVED 46-RESERVED 47-MAINS ROCOF ALARM 48-MAINS VECTOR SHIFT ALARM

14 6.2.CONF. OUTPUT-2 ( Outputs->Conf. output-2).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-3 ( Outputs->Conf. output-3).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-4 ( Outputs->Conf. output-4).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-5 ( Outputs->Conf. output-5).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-6 ( Outputs->Conf. output-6).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-7 ( Outputs->Conf. output-7).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-8 ( Outputs->Conf. output-8).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. OUTPUT-9 ( Outputs->Conf. output-9).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT- ( Outputs->Conf. exp. Output-).Polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-2 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. output-2).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-3 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. Output-3).Polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options

15 6.4.CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-4 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. Output-4).Polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-5 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. Output-5).Polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-6 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. Output-6).Polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-7 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. Output-7).Polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-8 ( Outputs->Conf. exp. output-8).polarity 2.Function - Normally Open (Close To Activate) - Normally Close (Open To Activate) The same as Configurable Output- options Timers 7..START TIMERS ( Timers->Start timers).mains transient delay Mains Transient Delay Mains fail start delay Mains Fail Start Delay Remote start delay Remote Start Delay Horn duration Horn Duration (dis) STOPPING TIMERS ( Timers->Stopping timers).mains return delay Mains Return Delay 2.Remote stop delay Remote Stop Delay Note: dis = disable 5

16 4.2.8 Expansion Modules 8..IO (-8) MODULE ( Expansion modules->io (-8)).Disable/enable select Exp. I/O Module Selection Max ENABL/DISBL Default DISBL 8.2.DIAL-UP( Expansion modules->dial-up).disable/enable select Exp. Dial-up Module Selection 2.Call back selection Call Back Selection Max ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL Default ENABL DISBL 8.4.GPRS MODULE ( Expansion modules->gprs).disable/enable select Expansion GPRS Module Selection 2.Call back selection 3.Cell info refresh rate 4.Location data 5.Location warning Call Back Selection Cell info refresh rate Location data Location warning -DISABLE -GPRS SERVER -GPRS SERVER 2-GPRS CLIENT 3-SMS ENABL/DISBL DISBL (dis) ENABL/DISBL DISBL (dis) 999 (dis) Km 8.5.GPRS WEB MODULE (Expansion modules->gprs Web).Disable/enable select GPRS-Web Module Selection Max ENABL/DISBL Default ENABL Note: dis = disable 6

17 4.2.9 Synchronization 9.3.PF CONTROL ( Synchronization->PF control) 6.PF control set Power Factor Control Set Value CANOPEN CONTROL ( Synchronization->CANOPEN control).device number 2.Baudrate 3.Message transmission rate 4.Data delay time 5.Can Open fault actions Device Number Baud Rate: Message Transmission Rate Data Delay Time Can Open fault actions kbaud ENABL/DISBL ENABL 9.6.SYNCHRON CONTROL ( Synchronization->Synchron control).deadbus voltage set 2.Maximum voltage difference 3.Positive frequency difference 4.Negative frequency difference 5.Maximum positive phase angle 6.Maximum negative phase angle 7.Relay closing time 8.Maximum synchronization time 9.Synchron dwell time.frequency set value offset Dead Busbar Voltage Level Maximum Voltage Difference Positive Frequency Difference Negative Frequency Difference Maximum Positive Phase Angle Maximum Negative Phase Angle Contactor Closing Time Maximum Synchronization Time Synchronization Dwell Time Slip Frequency Set Value Offset V 5 3 V.49. Hz. -.8 Hz msec Hz 9.9.SYNCHRON GENERAL (Synchronization->General 2.Number of gensets on system 3.imum genset fault actions Number Of Gensetss On System imum Genset Fault Actions: - Disable - Warning 2- Electrical Trip 3- Shutdown 32 2 (dis) 3 4.Number of mains on system Number Of Mains On System 32 5.Mains priority Mains Priority 32 7

18 9..BREAKER&LOAD CONT. ( Synchronization->Breaker&load cont).breaker transition mode Breaker Transition Mode Selection: - Break - No break 2- Soft 3- Parallel 2.No break transition time 3.Load control mode 4.Load control set 5.Load control hysteresis 6.Import power start delay 7.Import power stop delay 2.Soft transition high limit 3.Soft transition low limit 4.Soft transition timeout No break transition time Load Control Mode Selection: - Import Power - Export Power 2- Constant Power Load Control Set Load Control Hysteresis Import Power Start Delay Import Power Stop Delay Soft Transition High Limit Soft Transition Low Limit Soft Transition Timeout kw kw % % 9..MAINS DECOUPLING ( Synchronization->Mains decoupling).vector shift set Vector Shift Set Value 2.Rocof (df/dt) set Rocof (df/dt) Set Value 3.Rocof (df/dt) delay Rocof (df/dt) Delay 4.Mains decoupling actions Mains Decoupling Actions: - Warning - Electrical Trip 2- Auxiliary Mains Failure 5.Mains decoupling control delay Mains Decoupling Control Delay (dis).4(dis) º Hz/s

19 4.2...CONF. AUXILIARY FLAGS (Logic controller->conf. auxiliary flags).auxiliary flag-: Auxiliary Flag- Configuration 2.Auxiliary flag- 2: Auxiliary Flag-2 Configuration 3.Auxiliary flag- 3: Auxiliary Flag-3 Configuration 4.Auxiliary flag- 4: Auxiliary Flag-4 Configuration 5.Auxiliary flag- 5: Auxiliary Flag-5 Configuration 6.Auxiliary flag- 6: Auxiliary Flag-6 Configuration 7.Auxiliary flag- 7: Auxiliary Flag-7 Configuration 8.Auxiliary flag- 8: Auxiliary Flag-8 Configuration 9.Auxiliary flag- 9: Auxiliary Flag-9 Configuration.Auxiliary flag- : Auxiliary Flag- Configuration.Auxiliary flag- : Auxiliary Flag- Configuration 2.Auxiliary flag- 2: Auxiliary Flag-2 Configuration 3.Auxiliary flag- 3: Auxiliary Flag-3 Configuration 4.Auxiliary flag- 4: Auxiliary Flag-4 Configuration 5.Auxiliary flag- 5: Auxiliary Flag-5 Configuration 6.Auxiliary flag- 6: Auxiliary Flag-6 Configuration Max Default.2.CONFIGURE OUTPUTS (Logic controller->configure outputs).configurable output-: 2.Configurable output- 2: 3.Configurable output- 3: 4.Configurable output- 4: 5.Configurable output- 5: 6.Configurable output- 6: 7.Configurable output- 7: 8.Configurable output- 8: 9.Configurable output- 9: Configurable Output- Configuration Configurable Output-2 Configuration Configurable Output-3 Configuration Configurable Output-4 Configuration Configurable Output-5 Configuration Configurable Output-6 Configuration Configurable Output-7 Configuration Configurable Output-8 Configuration Configurable Output-9 Configuration Max Default.3.CONFIG. EXP. OUTPUTS (Logic controller->config. exp. outputs).config. expansion output-: 2.Config. expansion output- 2: 3.Config. expansion output- 3: 4.Config. expansion output- 4: 5.Config. expansion output- 5: 6.Config. expansion output- 6: 7.Config. expansion output- 7: 8.Config. expansion output- 8: Config. Exp. Output- Configuration Config. Exp. Output-2 Configuration Config. Exp. Output-3 Configuration Config. Exp. Output-4 Configuration Config. Exp. Output-5 Configuration Config. Exp. Output-6 Configuration Config. Exp. Output-7 Configuration Config. Exp. Output-8 Configuration Max Default.4.CONF. LOGIC FUNCTIONS (Logic controller->conf. logic functions) 4.Changed mode to auto: 5.Changed mode to test: 6.Changed mode to manual: 7.Changed mode to stop: 8.Informed mains interruption: Max Changed Mode To Auto Configuration Changed Mode To Test Configuration Changed Mode To Man Configuration Changed Mode To Stop Configuration Informed Mains Interrupt Configuration Default 9

20 .5.CONFIGURE TIMERS (Logic controller->configure timers).timer- hour Timer- Hour 2.Timer- minute Timer- ute 3.Timer- second Timer- ond 4.Timer-2 hour Timer-2 Hour 5.Timer-2 minute Timer-2 ute 6.Timer-2 second Timer-2 ond 7.Active day Active Day 8.Active hour Active Hour 9.Active minute Active ute.active second Active ond. Monday disable/enable Monday Disable/Enable 2. Tuesday disable/enable Tuesday Disable/Enable 3. Wednesday disable/enable Wednesday Disable/Enable 4. Thursday disable/enable Thursday Disable/Enable 5. Friday disable/enable Friday Disable/Enable 6. Saturday disable/enable Saturday Disable/Enable 7. Sunday disable/enable Sunday Disable/Enable Max ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL ENABL/DISBL Default DISBL DISBL DISBL DISBL DISBL DISBL DISBL Hour Hour Hour.6. LOGIC CONTROLLER GENERAL (Logic controller-> General). Register set- 2. Register set-2 3. Register set-3 4. Register set-4 5. Register set-5 6. Register set-6 7. Register set-7 8. Register set-8 Register Set- Value Register Set-2 Value Register Set-3 Value Register Set-4 Value Register Set-5 Value Register Set-6 Value Register Set-7 Value Register Set-8 Value Max Default 4.2. User Adjustment.4. BATTERY VOLT OFFSET ( User adjustment->battery volt offset) MaxDefault.Batt.volt offset Battery Voltage Offset V 2

21 5. Specifications Equipment use : Electrical control equipment for generating sets. Housing & Mounting : 276 mm x 89 mm x 45 mm. (including connectors). Plastic housing for panel mounting. Panel Cut-Out : 223mm x 62mm. Protection : IP65 at front panel. Weight : Approximately,82 Kg. Environmental rating : Standard, indoor at an altitude of less then 2 meters with non-condensing humidity. Operating/Storage Temperature : -2 C to +7 C / -3 C to +8 C Operating/Storage Humidity : 9 % max. (non-condensing) Installation Over Volt. Category : II Appliances, portable equipment Pollution Degree : II, Normal office or workplace, non conductive pollution Mode of Operation : Continuous. DC Battery Supply Voltage : 8 to 32 V. Max. operating current is 86 ma. Cranking Dropouts : Battery voltage can be VDC for max. 5 ms during cranking (battery voltage should be at least nominal voltage before cranking). Battery Voltage Measurement : 8 to 32 V, Accuracy: % FS, Resolution:, V Busbar Voltage Measurement : 3 to 3 VAC Ph-N, 5 to 99.9 Hz. Accuracy: % FS, Resolution: V. Busbar Frequency : 5 to 99.9Hz (min. 2 VAC Ph-N) Accuracy:,25 % FS, Resolution:, Hz. Mains Voltage Measurement : 3 to 3 VAC Ph-N, 5 to 99.9 Hz. Accuracy: % FS, Resolution: V. Mains Frequency : 5 to 99.9Hz (min. 2 VAC Ph-N) Accuracy:,25 % FS, Resolution:, Hz. CT secondary : 5A. Communication interface : USB programming and communication port, CanOpen, Ethernet, RS485. Optional Expansion I/O Module : Expansion I/O module including 8 inputs and 8 outputs. Optional Comm. Modules : GSM/GPRS and Web Server modules. Relay Outputs : Bus contactor relay output 8A at DC supply voltage Mains contactor relay output 8A at DC supply voltage Transistor Outputs : Configurable output- 5A at DC supply voltage Configurable output-2 5A at DC supply voltage Configurable output-3,4,5,6,7,8,9 A at DC supply voltage Approvals :, 2

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