DKG-105 User Manual V-17
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The programming mode is used to program the timers, operational limits and the configuration of the
unit.
To enter the program mode, first press the OFF button, then the MENU button and hold the two
buttons pressed for 4 seconds. The display shows (Pr) when program mode is selected. Each time
the MENU key is pushed, the next program number will display and whenever it is released the
program value will be shown. For example if you push MENU key and keep pushing, you will see
(P01) on the display. When you release MENU key you will see P01’s value that you can increase or
decrease by using TEST (-) and AUTO (+) keys. If you push again the MENU key, you will see (P02)
on the display and when you release it you will see P02 value. You can continue so until P20. After
P20 you will turn back to P01. Programmed values are stored in a Non Volatile Memory, which is not
affected by energy failures.
To exit programming
press the OFF button.
P01 = MAINS VOLTAGE LOWER LIMIT:
If one of the mains phases goes under this limit, it means
that the mains are off and it starts the transfer to the generator in AUTO or TEST modes.
P02 = MAINS VOLTAGE UPPER LIMIT:
If one of the mains phases goes over this limit, it means
that the mains are off and it starts the transfer to the generator in AUTO or TEST modes.
P03 = GENERATOR VOLTAGE LOWER LIMIT:
If the generator phase voltage goes under this limit
when feeding the load, this will mean a generator voltage failure and the engine will stop.
P04 = GENERATOR VOLTAGE UPPER LIMIT:
If the generator phase voltage goes over this limit
when feeding the load, this will mean a generator voltage failure and the engine will stop.
P05 = FREQUENCY LOWER LIMIT:
If (G) phase frequency goes under this value for a period
longer than frequency delay timer, while the generator is feeding the load, it causes the frequency
alarm (underspeed) and the engine will stop immediately. This limit is not controlled in the first 4
seconds after the generator contactor has been energized.
P06 = FREQUENCY UPPER LIMIT:
If (G) phase frequency goes over this value for a period longer
than frequency delay timer, while the generator is feeding the load, it causes the frequency alarm
(overspeed) and the engine will stop immediately. This limit is not controlled in the first 4 seconds
after the generator contactor has been energized.
P07 = FREQUENCY DELAY TIMER:
If (G) phase frequency goes out of the programmed values for
a period longer than frequency delay timer, while the engine is running, it causes the frequency
alarm and the generator will stop immediately.
P08 = NUMBER OF START CYCLES:
The generator start attempts cannot exceed this number.
P09 =WAIT BEFORE START TIMER:
The waiting period before start. (Also called
preheat timer
)
P10 =WAIT BETWEEN STARTS TIMER:
The waiting period between starts.
P11 =START TIMER:
The engine starting period cannot exceed this number.
P12 =STOP TIMER:
It adjusts the stop solenoid energizing period in order to stop the generator.
P13 =MAINS WAITING TIMER:
This is the time between the mains voltages are within the limits
and the load transferred from the generator to the mains.
P14 =COOLING TIMER:
This is the period that the engine runs with no load, after the load
changeover to the mains.
P15 =MAINS CONTACTOR TIMER:
This is the period after the generator contactor has been
deactivated and before the mains contactor has been activated.
P16 =GENERATOR CONTACTOR TIMER:
This is the period after the mains contactor has been
deactivated and before the generator contactor has been activated.
P17 =RELAY AND OIL PRESSURE CONFIGURATION:
FUEL and AUXILIARY relay configuration,
as well as the oil switch input type:
P18 =WAIT BEFORE FUEL TIMER:
The waiting period after the mains failure and before the fuel
output active. (used for UPS backed up gensets)
5. PROGRAMMING
