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3.2

 Keyboards

3.2.1

Text keyboard

You enter text information on the display by using the virtual text keyboard.

No.

Item

Use

Notes

1 

Text 

- 

Shows the text you are entering.

2 

Keyboard 

Selects letters, numbers, or symbols.

3 

Cursor 

 Moves the cursor to the left.

 Moves the cursor to the right.

4 

Enter 

Confirms the text entered. 

5 

Backspace 

Deletes the last character. 

6 

Cancel 

 Cancels the changes.

OPERATORS MANUAL 4189341218F EN 

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Summary of Contents for TDU 107

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL TDU 107 Touch Display Unit 4189341218F...

Page 2: ...9 2 2 2 Status bar 10 2 2 3 Core connections 11 2 2 4 Extended connections 11 3 Operating the system 3 1 Menus 13 3 1 1 Return back navigation 13 3 2 Keyboards 14 3 2 1 Text keyboard 14 3 2 2 Value ke...

Page 3: ...4 4 13 Language translations 35 4 13 1 Introduction 35 4 13 2 Before you begin 35 4 13 3 Create or edit language translation 36 4 14 Export or import settings 37 4 14 1 Introduction 37 4 14 2 Before y...

Page 4: ...cation 6 00 x or later AGC 4 Controller application 4 76 x or later TDU 107 Core TDU 107 Extended Display unit application 1 3 7 x or later 1 1 3 List of technical documentation Document Contents Data...

Page 5: ...risk situation If the guidelines are not followed these situations could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE This highlights an important notice Make sure to read this information 1 1 6 Symbols...

Page 6: ...rriding alarm actions Risk of damage to genset or equipment Manually overriding alarm actions could cause damage to the genset or equipment Do not use manual control to override the alarm action of an...

Page 7: ...s the most recent and up to date information about the product DEIF does not take responsibility for the accuracy of translations and translations might not be updated at the same time as the English...

Page 8: ...4 82 81 80 79 72 71 69 70 68 67 65 66 62 63 59 60 61 58 56 57 55 53 54 64 52 51 50 49 47 46 44 43 45 48 41 40 38 37 39 42 Service port Display Ethernet PMS CAN Engine CAN Power Self check ok Alarm inh...

Page 9: ...2 2 Layout 2 2 1 Unit Figure 2 2 TDU 107 layout No Item Notes 1 Touch screen area Operate the controller by touching the screen 2 Frame OPERATORS MANUAL 4189341218F EN Page 9 of 40...

Page 10: ...tment Dashboard Opens Exhaust After Treatment Dashboard Shortcut 7 Alarm s Opens Alarms Shortcut 8 Language Opens Language Shortcut 9 Date and Time Shows the controller Date and Time NOTE Only shown i...

Page 11: ...86 83 84 82 81 80 79 72 71 69 70 68 67 65 66 62 63 59 60 61 58 56 57 55 53 54 64 52 51 50 49 47 46 44 43 45 48 41 40 38 37 39 42 Service port Display Ethernet PMS CAN Engine CAN Power Self check ok Al...

Page 12: ...high data transfer connection it is possible to connect the TDU 107 Extended version directly to the controller and connect a service PC to the TDU 107 AGC 4 example wiring for a system configuration...

Page 13: ...menus No Item Use Notes 1 Features Shows available features or other menus Selects feature or menu 3 1 1 Return back navigation Some displays allow you to go back to the previous feature or menu Use...

Page 14: ...tem Use Notes 1 Text Shows the text you are entering 2 Keyboard Selects letters numbers or symbols 3 Cursor Moves the cursor to the left Moves the cursor to the right 4 Enter Confirms the text entered...

Page 15: ...n enter 4 Maximum value Shows the maximum value you can enter 5 Increase Decrease Allows you to increase or decrease the value Increase value Decrease value 6 Cursor Moves the cursor to the left Moves...

Page 16: ...the DEIF email to complete the software download 3 The software package is provided as a zipped archive zip file Do not unzip this file 4 If the old software in the TDU has a version number lower than...

Page 17: ...generator 4 Breaker control Closes breaker Opens breaker 5 CAN ID Priority Shows the CAN ID and the priority number in power management applications Only shown in power management applications and no...

Page 18: ...s 1 Instrument value to change Selects instrument to change 2 Refresh Refreshes the list of values 3 Scroll and search Scrolls page left Scrolls page right Searches for values 4 Save Saves the change...

Page 19: ...Use Notes 1 Instrument value to change Selects instrument to change 2 Factory setting Returns the properties back to the factory default values 3 Save Saves the change 4 Instrument properties Configu...

Page 20: ...te of the system in real time No Item Use Notes 1 Live system overview Shows the system state 2 Menu Opens the menu page NOTE Actual system shown depends upon your plant configuration OPERATORS MANUAL...

Page 21: ...isplay 2 Search Opens search keyboard 3 Filter groups Opens groups of parameters 4 Refresh Reloads the list 5 Controller Settings List Scrolls settings up or down on this page 6 Clear filter group Cle...

Page 22: ...right to increase or decrease the value 4 Settings Toggles on or off additional settings or Setting enabled or Setting disabled Cannot be changed 5 Write Writes the settings to the controller 6 Output...

Page 23: ...filter groups you can use to filter the controller settings page No Item Use Notes 1 Filter groups Shows the list of filter groups Selects a filter group Returns to previous display OPERATORS MANUAL...

Page 24: ...Acknowledge all alarms Acknowledges all unacknowledged alarms 3 Alarms list Scrolls the alarm list up or down 4 Alarm state Shows the state of the alarm Acknowledged alarm Unacknowledged alarm 5 Ackn...

Page 25: ...p of the display No Item Use Notes 1 Alarm Shows the activated alarm 2 Alarms list Opens the Alarms list shortcut 3 Alarm settings Opens the Alarm settings shortcut 4 Acknowledge Acknowledges the alar...

Page 26: ...36 48 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 6 No Item Use Notes 1 Return Returns to previous display 2 Filter Filters the list by either Alarms or Events only Shows only Alarms Shows only Events 3 DM1 EIC alarm list DM...

Page 27: ...F Shows that a regeneration is needed 7 Diesel Particle Filter DPF Inhibit Shows that regeneration is inhibited 8 LIM LIMIT lamp 9 Diesel Exhaust Fluid DEF level Shows the level of the Diesel Exhaust...

Page 28: ...safe operation limits for the alternator 3 Import Leading Opens the capacitive Q configuration 4 Export Lagging Opens the inductive Q configuration 5 Setting point Shows the numbered setting points 6...

Page 29: ...status from the M Logic project condition s Green Green blink Yellow Yellow blink Red Red blink 3 LED name Edits the LED name 4 Button Operates the button if configured 5 Button name Edits the button...

Page 30: ...previous display 2 Languages Shows the available active languages Selects the language for the display NOTE The actual languages shown must be both installed and active to be listed for selection Mor...

Page 31: ...ssions Features of the display can be restricted to the AGC password levels No Item Use Notes 1 Return Returns to previous display 2 Scroll page Scrolls page up Scrolls page down 3 Feature permissions...

Page 32: ...Use Notes 1 Return Returns to previous display 2 Display settings Edits the display settings Data and time format Number format Default Home page Theme code name Edits the date and time format for th...

Page 33: ...ge 6 Tier 4 compliance or Enables or disables the Tier 4 compliance Enable this to automatically display the Exhaust After treatment Dashboard if an alarm becomes active 7 Master slave controller manu...

Page 34: ...re hidden from use Selects a language 6 Hidden language s scroll page Scrolls page up Scrolls page down 7 Active language s list Shows languages that are active for use Selects a language 8 Active lan...

Page 35: ...keep the delimiter It is important that the format and structure of the file entries remain the same TDU 107 specific entries that is to say for the display screen all start with a hash The first set...

Page 36: ...wish to create 11 Open the file for editing with Notepad 12 Edit the texts that you wish to change 13 Save the updated translation file to your USB memory device 14 Safely remove your USB drive from y...

Page 37: ...e into the USB port It takes a few moments to recognise the USB drive When recognised the USB icon is displayed on the status bar 4 Wait for the USB icon to be displayed on the status bar 5 Select con...

Page 38: ...The TDU 107 must be restarted for the new configuration to be applied 7 Select Confirm to restart OPERATORS MANUAL 4189341218F EN Page 38 of 40...

Page 39: ...o operate the TDU 107 displays the Access lock message in the status bar Configuration and operation can no longer be saved or changed Example page with Access lock shown AGC Access lock Access lock i...

Page 40: ...therefore be disposed of properly In Europe the disposal of WEEE is governed by the WEEE directive issued by the European Parliament DEIF complies with this directive You must not dispose of WEEE as...

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