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Instructional Booklet
Effective: March 2021
Page
13
Operation and Maintenance Manual,
Automatic Transfer Switch Controller, ATC-900
3.4 Display and Menus
The ATC-900 provides a comprehensive array of monitored param-
eters, setpoints, and messages via its easy to read Color Display
Window.
3.4.1 Color Display
The color display, under Main Menu contains six main top level
functions. See Figure 7a. Remember, the display is not a touch
screen; one must use the push buttons below the screen. This
particular screen is showing 120 volts single phase and both of
the sources are available.
From these top level menus, one can navigate through the fea-
tures. Section 5 shows how to program setpoints and I/Os. Sec-
tion 7 shows how to view and download Historical Data and
Events, setpoints, and firmware by using a thumb drive (memory
stick). See Appendix A for Status Display Messages. Below is a
map of the Display Menus.
Main Menu (Figure 7a)
Load Metering - View Setpoints - Change Setpoints - Historical
Data - System Info - USB Menu
1.
View Setpoints System
a. Screen 1 Setpoints - System Setup (1 of 4)
i. Language
ii. Frequency
iii. System Voltage
iv. Number of Phases
v. Generators
vi. Preferred Source
vii. PT Ratio
viii.CT Ratio
ix. Automatic DST
x. Time Sync
xi. Time Zone Offset
xii. Lead/Lag Sign
xiii. CT Connection
b. Screen 2 Setpoints - System Setup (2 of 4)
i. Operating Mode
ii. Phase Sequence Check
iii. Commit to Transfer
iv. Manual Retransfer
v. Modbus Address
vi. Modbus Configuration
vii. Modbus Writes
c. Screen 3 Setpoints - System Setup (3 of 4)
i. Closed Transition (No Sync to Alarm or Open)
ii. Frequency Diff
iii. Voltage Diff
iv. In-Phase Transition (No Sync to Alarm or Open)
v. Frequency Diff
vi. Sync Timer
vii. Time Delay Neutral (TDN)
viii.Load Decay
d. Screen 4 Setpoints - Switch Type Settings (4 of 4)
2.
View Setpoints Time Delays
a. Screen 1
Setpoints Transfer Time Delays
i. TD Normal to Emergency
ii. TD Emergency to Normal
iii. TD Pre-Transfer
iv. TD Post Transfer
v.TD Normal Disconnect
vi. TD Normal Reconnect
vii.TD Emergency Disconnect
vii.TD Emergency Reconnect
b. Screen 2
Setpoints Generator Time Delays
i. Time Delay Engine Start
ii. Time Delay Engine Cool
iii. Time Delay Engine Fail
3. View Setpoints Dropouts/Pickups
a. Screen 1
Setpoints Voltage Limits (1 0f 3)
i. Undervoltage Dropout
ii. Undervoltage Pickup
iii. Overvoltage Dropout
iv. Overvoltage Pickup
b. Screen 2
Setpoints Frequency Limits (2 0f 3)
i. Underfrequency Dropout
ii. Underfrequency Pickup
iii. Overfrequency Dropout
iv. Overfrequency Pickup
c. Screen 3
Setpoints Negative Sequence (3 0f 3)
(Not available for single-phase systems)
i. Voltage Unbalance Dropout
ii. Voltage Unbalance Pickup
iii. Voltage Phase Loss Dropout
iv. Voltage Phase Loss Pickup
v. Current Unbalance Dropout
vi. Current Unbalance Pickup
vii. Current Unbalance Enable Threshold
viii. Dropout Time Delayi.Voltage Unbalance Dropout
(Source 1 Source 2)
4. View Setpoints Engine Test/PE
a. Screen 1
Setpoints - Engine Test/Plant Exercisers (1 of 3)
i. Engine Test Mode
ii. Engine Test Run Time
iii. TD Normal to Emergency
iv. TD Emergency to Normal
v. TD Engine Cool
b. Screen 2
Setpoints - Plant Exerciser 1 (2 of 3)
i. PE1 Test Mode
ii. PE1 Run Time
iii. Schedule
iv. Start Time
v. PE1 Day
vi. Exerciser 1 Dates
c. Screen 3
Setpoints - Plant Exerciser 2 (3 of 3)
i. PE2 Test Mode
ii. PE2 Run Time
iii. Schedule
iv. Start Time
NOTICE
WHETHER VIEWING OR PROGRAMMING, THE DISPLAY GOES TO
THE HOME SCREEN IF NO PUSHBUTTON ACTIVITY IS DETECTED
FOR APPROXIMATELY TWO MINUTES.