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Software Release:   [App: 02.09.10051.00; Config: 2.9.20024; Built in PowerVision Configuration Studio Version: 

2.9.23042; BTL: 02.09.10015.00]

 

 

Section 40

 

5

 

00-02-0939

 

2019-06-13

 

 

Table of Contents 

Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 7

 

Murphy PowerCore 10 (MPC-10 / TEC-10)..................................................................7

 

User Interface ...............................................................................................................9

 

Accessing the Menu ................................................................................................................ 10

 

Main Menu ................................................................................................................................. 11

 

Auto Start/Stop Functions Defined........................................................................................ 16

 

Single Contact Start/Stop (commonly known as single float in pumping markets) ..... 16

 

Two Contact Maintained Start/Stop (commonly known as dual floats in pumping 
markets) ..................................................................................................................... 16

 

Pressure, Level and Temperature Transducer Start/Stop .......................................... 16

 

Local Start Key Start/Stop .......................................................................................... 16

 

Quick-Start Setup ..................................................................................................................... 17

 

Mechanical Engine Setup........................................................................................... 17

 

J1939 Electronic Engine Setup (Factory Default) ....................................................... 18

 

Setting to Auto Start on a Single Contact Input (Single Float) .................................... 18

 

Setting to Auto Start on Local Start Key ..................................................................... 19

 

Setting up to Auto Start/Stop for 2 Contact Inputs (Dual Floats) ................................ 19

 

Setting to Auto Start on Pressure ............................................................................... 19

 

Setting up to Auto Start on Level ................................................................................ 20

 

Setting to Auto Start on Clock .................................................................................... 20

 

Setting to Auto Start on Temperature ......................................................................... 20

 

Setting up to Stop the Engine from Utilizing the Countdown Timer ............................ 21

 

Screen Examples ..................................................................................................................... 21

 

Additional Screens ..................................................................................................... 22

 

ISO Icons ................................................................................................................... 25

 

Icon Troubleshooting .................................................................................................. 28

 

Menu Glossary ......................................................................................................................... 28

 

System (Low Security) ............................................................................................... 28

 

Engine Settings (Low Security) .................................................................................. 31

 

Summary of Contents for Murphy PowerCore MPC-10

Page 1: ...Section 40 PowerCore MPC 10EngineController TEC 10Panel OperationsManual To see this manual in Spanish German French or Italian please go to support enovationcontrols com then search for MPC 10 or TEC 10 In order to consistently bring you the highest quality full featured products we reserve the right to change our specifications and designs at any time ...

Page 2: ...NING INSTALLATION OF THIS MURPHY PRODUCT A visual inspection of this product before installation for any damage during shipping is recommended Disconnect all electrical power to the machine Failure to disconnect all electrical power connections before welding can result in damage to the panel and or its components It is your responsibility to have a qualified technician install the unit and make s...

Page 3: ...t at all times of hands and other objects that are in close proximity to the machine s being controlled as they may commence operation suddenly and without warning LENS CLEANING PROCEDURES The lens on the MPC 10 and TEC 10 is composed of Polycarbonate materials Use only mild soap and water to clean the lens display window Evidence of improper cleaning techniques or chemicals includes cracks smear ...

Page 4: ...Software Release App 02 09 10051 00 Config 2 9 20024 Built in PowerVision Configuration Studio Version 2 9 23042 BTL 02 09 10015 00 Section 40 4 00 02 0939 2019 06 13 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK ...

Page 5: ...and Temperature Transducer Start Stop 16 Local Start Key Start Stop 16 Quick Start Setup 17 Mechanical Engine Setup 17 J1939 Electronic Engine Setup Factory Default 18 Setting to Auto Start on a Single Contact Input Single Float 18 Setting to Auto Start on Local Start Key 19 Setting up to Auto Start Stop for 2 Contact Inputs Dual Floats 19 Setting to Auto Start on Pressure 19 Setting up to Auto St...

Page 6: ... High Security 49 Load Configuration High Security MPC 10 ONLY 49 Communication Mapping 50 This section outlines the RS485 Modbus Register Map and CAN Parameter Map 50 MPC 10 TEC 10 RS485 Modbus Registers 50 CAN Parameter Map 55 Supplementary Information 59 Passcodes 59 PC Configuration Software 59 MPC 10 Specifications 61 Interface 61 Power Supply 61 Inputs 61 Outputs 61 Communications 61 Mating ...

Page 7: ... functions and actions to digital inputs use digital inputs as battery positive or ground inputs be mounted in all weather environments be customer mounted in panel of choice MPC 10 only Engine Application States and Delays The Controller follows a standard operating sequence This operating sequence is a set of machine states that happen in a fixed order Machine states can be set to zero if not ne...

Page 8: ...start the engine Crank Rest This is a timed state to rest the starter between cranks in case the engine did not start during the crank state False Start Check This is a non timed state that will ensure the engine stays above the crank cut RPM after cranking Warm up available in Auto mode only This is a timed state that will allow the engine to change from idle to desired warm up RPM after starting...

Page 9: ...art condition is still present Auto Key Allows the operator to change from Auto to Manual or Manual to Auto Mode by pressing the key When changing from manual to auto mode a confirmation is required by the operator as shown on the display Alarm Silence Key Allows the operator to acknowledge alarms on the controller when warnings and shutdowns are present as well as silences the remote alarm output...

Page 10: ...s are Low Medium and High One may consider these security levels as user technician and OEM By default the low level security has a small number of menu items a user can access The medium level security has all the low level menu items plus other menu items a technician may change while in the field The high security level has the entire menu visible to the operator or OEM To access the MPC 10 TEC...

Page 11: ...he ability to set the Date Time Units Language Brightness Service Reminders and several other system settings Review System under the Menu Glossary section of this manual for a full list and definition of each setting Engine Settings The Engine Settings menu allows the operator to establish common user configurable parameters that would be changed from factory default settings when pairing the con...

Page 12: ...is menu is tied to other aspects of the controller menu such as Auto Start Functions Auto Throttling Methods Analog Inputs for Mechanical Engine setup Warning Shutdown functions and all outputs needed for starting controlling the engine and alerting the user The Digital Inputs of this menu can be configured from the face of the controller to accept three types of inputs as the Active state of the ...

Page 13: ...mmon pumps used in rental applications The auto start functions and auto throttle methods are Auto Start Stop Functions Single Contact requires a digital input for start and stop Local Start Green Start key Two Contact Maintained Dual Floats requires digital inputs for start and stop Pressure Transducer requires an analog input setting Level Transducer requires an analog input setting Auto Throttl...

Page 14: ...reen Start key Two Contact Maintained requires digital inputs for start and stop Auto Throttle Methods Pressure Transducer requires an analog input setting Frost Protection The Frost Protection application houses the auto start functions and auto throttle methods meant to be used on frost protection systems This application allows for a wind machine sprinkler or other forms of frost protection usi...

Page 15: ...ach setting NOTE Start Stop timers work in conjunction with other Start Stop types The Start Stop times are independent of the other Auto Start methods If the engine is already running from another Start Stop type when a Start Stop timer occurs the Start Stop timer is ignored Once the engine is started by the Start Stop timer the Auto Stop method is ignored and will be stopped by the set Stop time...

Page 16: ...nown as single float in pumping markets The Single Contact Start Stop occurs when a remote contact is active for auto start and inactive for an auto stop as a digital input Two Contact Maintained Start Stop commonly known as dual floats in pumping markets The Two Contact Maintained Start Stop occurs when both remote contacts are active for auto start and both contacts are inactive for an auto stop...

Page 17: ...ss Enter 8 Press down arrow to Engine Throttle Type select Pulse Inc Dec or None and press Enter 9 Press down arrow to Target RPM Step Size select appropriate step size then press Enter 10 Press down arrow to Throttle Deadband RPM select appropriate deadband then press Enter 11 Press down arrow to Throttle Inc Dec Pulse select appropriate pulse time then press Enter 12 Press down arrow to Throttle...

Page 18: ...s and Shutdowns press Enter 9 Ensure all warnings and shutdowns are below or above ECU settings if required to have the ECU shutdown the engine instead of the MPC 10 TEC 10 for engine faults such as oil pressure and coolant temperature NOTE If requiring the engine ECU to shutdown the engine on any engine shutdown fault without help from the controller select ECU Shutdowns in the System Menu and ch...

Page 19: ... Pressure Transducer then press Enter 3 Utilize the Up and Down arrows to select Pressure Transducer in the main application configuration menu 4 Complete the parameters that apply Start Stop Pressure Pressure Maintain Type and Line Fill if needed See Menu Glossary for explanation of settings 5 Press Back twice and access Input_Output Analog Inputs 6 Select the Analog Input to modify for the press...

Page 20: ... the Up and Down arrows to select Warnings and Shutdowns then press Enter 16 Utilize the Up and Down arrows to set the High and Low Level warnings and shutdowns 17 Press the Menu key to exit the menu setup screens Setting to Auto Start on Clock NOTES 1 Ensure the correct date and time are established in the System menu prior to establishing the Auto Start on Clock settings 2 The Clock start timer ...

Page 21: ... F 14 Press the Menu key to exit the menu setup screens NOTE If an auto stop condition occurs during the warm up delay the controller will enter an auto stop sequence Setting up to Stop the Engine from Utilizing the Countdown Timer The MPC 10 TEC 10 will only utilize this timer when starting in Auto mode The control and the running of the engine will continue until the chosen stop condition is met...

Page 22: ...nd current State along with icons and warnings Figure 10 First 4 Up Screen This is the first 4 up screen displaying engine RPM oil pressure engine temperature and battery voltage If alternate parameters are desired these may be changed using the free MPC 10 TEC 10 software configuration tool Figure 11 Second 4 Up Screen This is the second 4 up screen displaying engine RPM engine temperature fuel l...

Page 23: ...neration Mode Screen CAT Perkins Regeneration Screen This is the Tier 4 Regeneration screen that is selected to be shown in the Tier 4 menu This screen shows and allows the user to select the regeneration mode without accessing the menu if desired Figure 14 System Information This screen displays the Engine Manufacturer Engine Hours date day time software version number configuration number part n...

Page 24: ...essing the menu and the active setting which informs the user of the output status Figure 16 Relay Status This screen will allow the operator to see what the relay status functions are set to without accessing the menu and the active setting which informs the user of the relay status Figure 17 Digital Input Status These two screens will allow the operator to see what the digital input functions ar...

Page 25: ...able by default and the screens are hidden by default The screens can be shown by setting the Show Service Reminders Screens to Show in the service reminders menu ISO Icons The following ISO icons can be displayed on the controller to designate specific parameters and Tier 4 Emission Alerts as well as Warnings and Shutdowns Icon Description Displays when High Exhaust System Temperature HEST is act...

Page 26: ...nt Override Active Status Deutz Wash Bit Ash Load High Status 1 Solid Status 1 Flashing CAT PERKINS DPF Burner Temp HEST Exhaust System High Temperature Lamp Command CAT PERKINS Delayed Engine Shutdown Required for C7 1 ACERT engines having DES enabled FPT DEF Level Operator Warning Warning DEF Level below 10 FPT DEF Level Mid Level Inducement 65 of torque reduction 40 engine speed reduction rampe...

Page 27: ...ucement Level 2 3 or Final Displays when an active or unacknowledged warning fault exists The icon will disappear if the fault is acknowledged and is no longer active Displays when an active or unacknowledged shutdown fault exists The icon will disappear if the fault is acknowledged and no longer active Gear Box Pressure Fuel Rate Fuel Level Pump Flow Rate Engine Oil Level Discharge Pressure Curre...

Page 28: ...u Glossary System Low Security Date Time Low Security allows the setting of the controller s date and time Units Medium Security allows the setting of the units of measurement for information presented on the display Pressure Units Medium Security allows the selection of PSI kPa or BAR for pressure designation Factory set to PSI Temperature Units Medium Security allows the selection of Fahrenheit ...

Page 29: ... factory set to 0 Hrs Reset Oil Filter Life Medium Security resets Oil Filter Life reminder to factory setting Belt Life Medium Security factory set to 0 Hrs Reset Belt Life Medium Security resets Belt Life reminder to factory setting Battery Life Medium Security factory set to 0 Hrs Reset Battery Life Medium Security resets Battery Life reminder to factory setting Fuel Filter Life Medium Security...

Page 30: ...e output and senses for feedback If feedback is not received from the alternator in terms of a charge the MPC 10 TEC 10 will allow for a Warning or shutdown If there is a diode in the harness between the alternator and the controller but still need to excite the alternator the operator is able to set the Show Alt Excite Warning to No to allow for the pulsing without feedback If the alternator is s...

Page 31: ...tor to inhibit an after treatment regeneration by setting to inhibit Factory set to Auto Request Regen Low Security sends a request to the engine ECU for regeneration Factory set to No DEF Gauge High Security shows the DEF gauge when set to Yes Factory set to No Percent Soot Gauge High Security shows the Soot gauge when set to Yes Factory set to No Show Regen Screen High Security shows the regener...

Page 32: ... on the CANbus This address is relative to the address the ECU requires the TSC1 to be broadcast from along with any Tier 4 messaging Consult your engine manufacturer or dealer to obtain the correct source address the controller should be set to communicate correctly with the engine ECU Factory set to 3 and changed per Engine Manufacturer setting ECU Source Address High Security source address of ...

Page 33: ...rt Delay 2 Mode High Security this setting determines if the prestart 2 output is active through the crank state or only through the prestart 2 state Factory set to PreCrank Spindown Timer Medium Security this delay begins timing when there is no call to run and the engine speed is zero No auto start functions will occur until this delay expires Factory set to 30 seconds Unable to set below 5 seco...

Page 34: ...screen If nuisance faults keep occurring lower or raise the set point within this menu Low Oil Pressure Shutdown High Security a shutdown will occur when the pressure reaches this set point Factory set to 10 PSI Low Oil Pressure Warning High Security an alarm will occur when the pressure reaches this set point Factory set to 15 PSI High Engine Temp Shutdown Medium Security a shutdown will occur wh...

Page 35: ...alog input is set Factory set to 0 GPM Low Flow Warning Medium Security an alarm will occur if the flow reaches this set point Menu setting shown after analog input is set Factory set to 0 GPM Low Flow Shutdown Medium Security a shutdown will occur if the flow reaches this set point Menu setting shown after analog input is set Factory set to 0 GPM High Discharge Pressure Warning Medium Security an...

Page 36: ...ally increase and decrease the engine rpm by the Target RPM Step Size chosen Run Idle this throttle method allows the operator to manually increase and decrease the engine rpm with 2 presets When in manual mode this setting will only allow for two throttle set points Preset 3 this throttle method allows the operator to manually increase and decrease the engine rpm with 3 presets When in manual mod...

Page 37: ...se Inc Dec is chosen for the Throttle Type Throttle Inc Dec Pulse Delay High Security format of mS The amount of delay time before pulsing the throttle Increase this value for slower engine response or decrease this value for faster engine response Factory set to 250mS Only appears when Pulse Inc Dec is chosen for the Throttle Type Throttle Inc Rate Medium Security the rate the engine is signaled ...

Page 38: ...Kubota Neutral Switch needed when Kubota engine and Tier 4 is selected Pivot Alignment allows a warning or shutdown when a pivot becomes misaligned Air Damper Closed Air Filter Restriction Battery Charger Fail Oil Filter Restriction Disable TSC1 allows the operator to disable the TSC1 message to the engine when active Remote Throttle Active allows the operator to activate the remote throttle of th...

Page 39: ... Pressure Murphy Oil Pressure ES2P 100 VDO5 Bar Oil Pressure VDO7 Bar Oil Pressure Murphy Engine Temp ES2T 250 300 Datcon Engine Temp VDO Engine Temp Murphy Fuel Level ES2F VDO Fuel Level Datcon Fuel Level Murphy Oil Temp ES2T 250 300 Datcon Oil Temp VDO Oil Temp Murphy PMK 400 Pressure Gear Box Pressure Murphy PMK 400 Sensor Analog Digital1 4 20mA Remote Throttle 4mA Min Engine Speed 20mA Max Eng...

Page 40: ...wn or a non shutdown warning occurs Not in Auto This output turns on when the controller is in the manual mode Engine Running This output turns on after the engine actually starts and off when the engine stops Throttle Increase The increase outputs are used for the pulse increment throttling type Throttle Decrease The decrease outputs are used for the pulse decrement throttling type Digital Input ...

Page 41: ... and Chipper Manual Autofeed Override The Chipper application has settings required for the operation Auto Start Stop Function Medium Security Factory Set to Two Contact Maintained Single Contact Pump All Purpose Air Compressor Hose Reel Irrigation Frost Protection Chipper Local Start Key Pump All Purpose Air Compressor Hose Reel Irrigation Chipper Two Contact Maintained Pump All Purpose Pressure ...

Page 42: ...l stop at 4ft This example also shows a maximum RPM of 1800 and a minimum RPM of 1200 As the pump starts it ramps up to 100 maximum throttle then slows linearly proportionally as the level decreases until set stop level is reached with a 0 minimum throttle NOTE In order for linear auto throttle to work correctly the auto start stop function and auto throttle method need to be set to the same trans...

Page 43: ...pe is set to Suction the controller throttles the engine by decreasing the RPM below the deadband and increasing the RPM above the deadband to maintain the desired level of Pressure Line Fill 1 Speed Medium Security The engine is throttled to this speed after warm up to purge the line Factory set to 900 RPM Line Fill 1 Delay Medium Security This is the time the engine is held at the Line Fill 1 sp...

Page 44: ... value falling then stop on high value rising in order to work correctly When the Auto Throttle Method is selected to Level Transducer and the Level Type is set to Fill the controller throttles the engine by increasing the RPM below the deadband and decreasing the RPM above the deadband to maintain the desired level Empty When the Auto Start Stop is selected as Level Transducer and the Level Type ...

Page 45: ... When the Disengage delay expires a The Disengage output turns off 5 When the engine speed rises to the Engage RPM set point a The Engage output turns on CHIPPER MANUAL MODE AUTOFEED OVERRIDE 1 The engine speed must be below the Disengage RPM set point to use the Autofeed Override feature An RPMs TOO HIGH warning will appear if the Autofeed Override menu is accessed while the engine speed is highe...

Page 46: ...ward the operator first presses and holds the Up Arrow then presses and holds the Enter button holding both for 5 seconds a The Engage output turns on b The display will read Feed Forward 6 For Feed Reverse the operator first presses and holds the Down Arrow then presses and holds the Enter button holding both for 5 seconds a The Engage output remains on b The Disengage output turns on c The displ...

Page 47: ...ednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Daily Off Stop Time format of HH MM SS Low Security Factory set to 12 00 00 AM Engine Exerciser Medium Security This feature allows the operator to set a voltage point for when the battery voltage drops below for a given period of time the controller will provide an auto start for a defined period of time to energize the battery using the engine alternator NOTE Th...

Page 48: ...to 19200 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 Stopbits High Security Factory set to 1 0 1 2 Parity High Security Factory set to None None Odd Even PV CAN Backlight Enable High Security allows the MPC 10 TEC 10 to control the backlights of the PVCAN gauges when used with the controller Factory set to Off CAN Termination High Security allows the operator to enable or disable the controller s internal 120 o...

Page 49: ...controller Once the files are stored on the drive after generated in PowerVision for Controllers the file will show as long as the software was for the MPC 10 hardware and has the file extension gcibin Once the file is found it will show in the screen Follow directions on the screen to load desired file The screen will turn off then all three LEDs will come on then the Amber LED will begin flashin...

Page 50: ... Voltage 12 5 will read 125 VDC 40005 Read Only Actual Engine Oil Pressure kPa 40006 Read Only Actual Engine Temperature Celsius 40007 Read Only Controller State Active State Numeral Indicated Numerals 0 ECU Stabilize Delay 1 Engine Stopped 2 Controller in Standby 3 Prestart 1 Delay 4 Check Safe to Start 5 Prestart 2 Delay 6 Crank On 7 Crank Rest 8 False Start Check 9 Engine Warmup Delay 10 Line F...

Page 51: ...Bit 0 0 Pivot Alignment SD 0 or 1 1 INDEX Coolant Level SD Reserved 2 Speed Signal Lost While Running SD Reserved 3 Reserved Reserved 4 Reserved Reserved 5 Reserved Reserved 6 Reserved Reserved 7 Reserved Reserved 8 Reserved Reserved 9 Reserved Reserved 10 Reserved Reserved 11 Reserved Reserved 12 Reserved Reserved 13 Reserved Reserved 14 Reserved Reserved 15 Reserved Reserved 40011 Read Only Actu...

Page 52: ...ion Status The following is a description of enumeration values Numerals 0 Not Active 1 Active 2 Regeneration Needed 3 Not Available 40038 Read Write System Level Engine Start Auto 50 5ft will read 505 Feet 40039 Read Write System Level Engine Stop Auto 50 5ft will read 505 Feet 40040 Read Write System Level Maintain Value Auto 50 5ft will read 505 Feet 40041 Reserved Reserved Reserved 40042 Reser...

Page 53: ...te Ambient Temperature Engine Start Auto Celsius 40221 Read Write Ambient Temperature Engine Stop Auto Celsius 40222 Reserved Reserved Reserved 40223 Reserved Reserved Reserved 40224 Read Write Minimum Engine Speed Setpoint RPM 40225 Read Only Service Reminder Air Filter Life Hours 40226 Read Only Service Reminder Air Filter Life Remaining Hours 40227 Read Only Service Reminder Battery Life Hours ...

Page 54: ... 1 12 High Suction Warn 0 or 1 13 Low Suction Warn 0 or 1 14 High Level Warn 0 or 1 15 Low Level Warn 0 or 1 40243 Read Only Active Warning Status Active Fault Bit 1 Inactive Bit 0 0 High Flow Warn 0 or 1 1 Low Flow Warn 0 or 1 2 Reserved 0 or 1 3 Reserved 0 or 1 4 Low Gear Box Pressure Warn 0 or 1 5 High Gear Box Pressure Warn 0 or 1 6 Reserved 0 or 1 7 Reserved 0 or 1 8 Reserved 0 or 1 9 Low Eng...

Page 55: ...16 a value of 1 When the controller receives this command a save occurs In order to save again FFBB bit 16 needs to be returned to a 0 before it will allow a 1 again Parameter Map updates once per second on the CANbus when enabled PGN LENGTH Start BIT Stop BIT TYPE DESCRIPTION UNITS FF90 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Only Actual Engine Speed RPM 2 Bytes 32 47 Read Only Target Engine Speed RPM FF91 2 Bytes 16...

Page 56: ...Read Write Pressure Engine Start Auto kPa FF9E 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Write Pressure Engine Stop Auto kPa FF9F 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Write Pressure Maintain Value Auto kPa FFA0 1 Byte 16 23 Read Write Pressure Maintain Deadband Auto kPa FFA1 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Only Actual System Level Feet FFA2 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Write System Level Engine Start Auto Feet FFA3 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Write System Level Engine ...

Page 57: ...39 Reserved Reserved Reserved 40 40 Reserved Reserved Reserved 41 41 Read Only Low Engine Temp Warn 0 or 1 42 42 Reserved Reserved Reserved 43 43 Reserved Reserved Reserved 44 44 Read Only Run To Destruct Warn 0 or 1 45 45 Read Only Battery High Warn 0 or 1 46 46 Read Only Battery Low Warn 0 or 1 47 47 Read Only Amber Lamp Status 0 or 1 48 48 Read Only Pivot Alignment Warn 0 or 1 FFAF 4 Bytes 16 4...

Page 58: ...r Battery Life Remaining Hours FFB2 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Only Service Reminder Belt Life Hours 2 Bytes 32 47 Read Only Service Reminder Belt Life Remaining Hours FFB3 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Only Service Reminder Fuel Filter Life Hours 2 Bytes 32 47 Read Only Service Reminder Fuel Filter Life Remaining Hours FFB4 2 Bytes 16 31 Read Only Service Reminder Oil Filter Life Hours 2 Bytes 32 47 Read Only Servi...

Page 59: ...nu but not necessarily the items like engine manufacturer and Engine Emissions Tier Rating High Security allows operators to see the low medium and high security level menus items as set in PowerVision for Controllers This level of security can be thought to be an OEM level where the entire menu is present and is able to be changed This security level allows the OEM full access to every menu item ...

Page 60: ... 23042 BTL 02 09 10015 00 Section 40 60 00 02 0939 2019 06 13 allows custom software changes to almost all aspects of the controller from languages screen layouts text strings Modbus communications CAN communications IO faults state machines activity diagrams visual scripting and menu building to name a few ...

Page 61: ... 3 Analog configurable 4 20mA 0 5V resistive or digital ground 1 Frequency supporting Magnetic Pickup 30 Hz 10 kHz 2 0 VAC 120 VAC Engine Alternator 30 Hz 10 kHz 4 5 VRMS 90 VRMS Outputs 3 Relay Form C dry volt free 10A 2 Low side FET DC 1A 2 High side FET DC 1A 1 Dedicated Alternator Excitation DC 1A Communications 1 CAN J1939 1 RS485 Modbus RTU 1 USB 2 0B Supported for quick Programming Mating C...

Page 62: ...r on in standby mode 52 mA at 12 VDC Inputs 5 Digital configurable active on High Low Open 3 Analog configurable 4 20mA 0 5V resistive or digital ground 1 Frequency supporting Magnetic Pickup 30 Hz 10 kHz 2 0 VAC 120 VAC Engine Alternator 30 Hz 10 kHz 4 5 VRMS 90 VRMS Outputs 2 Relay switched DC 10A 1 Relay Form C dry volt free 10A 2 Low side FET DC 1A 2 High side FET DC 1A 1 Dedicated Alternator ...

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