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PARAMETER "GENERATOR RUN"

 

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This parameter is defined as any one or more generators in the 
system running.

PARAMETER "GENERATOR POWER"

 

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This light/LED indicates different things depending on the type of 
system it is attached to.

It is defined as whether the Transfer Switch is in the Generator 

•  

Supply Position.

For a PowerManager System Controller (PM-SC with external 

•  

transfer switch(es)), generator power is defined as any one or 
more generators in the system running and connected to the 
generator bus.

For a non-paralleling engine controller (PM-GC 

•  WITHOUT 

inter-

nal transfer switch), it represents the status of input 4 (TB2-5) 
to the generator controller. This should be connected to the gen-
erator side auxiliary contact of the external transfer switch. A 
closure to ground will cause the light to illuminate. This shows 
whether the load is powered by the generator.

For an engine controller that is part of an MPS system, genera-

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tor power represents the state of the internal contactor that the 
generator is connected to.

PARAMETER "LINE POWER"

 

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This light/LED indicates different things depending on the type of 
system it is attached to.

Is defined as whether the Transfer Switch is in the Utility Supply 

•  

Position.

For a Power Manager System Controller (PM-SC with external 

•  

transfer switch(es)), line power represents the auxiliary input 
C (TB6-4).

For a non-paralleling engine controller (PM-GC WITHOUT inter-

•  

nal transfer switch), it represents the status of input 3 (TB2-4) 
to the generator controller. This should be connected to the 
utility side auxiliary contact of the external transfer switch. A 
closure to ground will cause the light to turn ON. This shows 
whether the load is power by the utility.

For an engine controller that is part of an MPS system, line 

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power is not used.

PARAMETER “BATTERY CHARGER AC FAILURE”

 

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This light/LED annunciates upon loss of 120VAC power supply to 
the battery charger and is communicated to the Annunciator by the 
generator controller. 

GENERATOR STOP INDICATORS

These lights/LEDs will flash when any alarm occurs and the horn 
will sound as follows:

Annunciator Light

Light Color

Audible Alarm

RPM Sensor Loss

Red

Yes

Overcrank

Red

Yes

Overspeed

Red

Yes

Low Oil Pressure

Red

Yes

High Water Temp

Red

Yes

Low Water Level

Red

Yes

Emergency Stop

Red

Yes

NOTE:

7.   Both the High Water Temp and the Low Water Level LEDs will 

turn ON if either fault condition is present.

The "Re-arm Horn" switch can be used to turn off and re-arm the 
horn, or the alarms can be fully acknowledged using the "Reset" 
switch.
The "Reset" switch will turn off and re-arm the horn, and any flash-
ing lights will switch to the ON state until the alarms are no longer 
present at the generator control panel.

NOTE:

8.   The alarm condition must be reset at the generator control 

panel.

9.   When this annunciator is used in a Modular Power System 

(MPS), an alarm on any one of the generators will cause the 
lights/LEDs to light, and alarms to sound.

WARNING INDICATORS

These lights/LEDs will flash when any alarm occurs and the horn 
will sound according to the following table:

Annunciator Light

Light Color

Audible 

Alarm

Latched

Pre-low Oil Pressure

Yellow

Yes

Yes

Pre-high Water Temp

Yellow

Yes

Yes

Pre-low Water Temp

Yellow

Yes

Yes

Pre-low Fuel

Yellow

Yes

Yes

Battery Charger AC 
Failure

Yellow

Yes

No

Low Battery Voltage

Yellow

Yes

No

High Battery Voltage

Yellow

No

No

Generator Run

Yellow

No

No

Generator Power

Yellow

No

No

Not in Auto

Red

Yes

No

Remote Annunciator

Summary of Contents for 0G5719

Page 1: ...21 light Remote Annunciator Owner s M anual...

Page 2: ...Interface GUI available using a computer via the RS232 connector on the annunciator printed circuit board see Figure 2 Relays J1 J8 provides a set of normally open contacts All relays are energized c...

Page 3: ...he same wire grouping as any high voltage or high current conductors 2 The generator control panel Baud Rate should be selected to be compatible with other components that are connected to the RS485 c...

Page 4: ...ciator to provide strain relief for the connecting cables and wires Figure 3 RELAY ANNUNCIATION J1 J8 The user can select up to eight of the following 18 generator parameters to annunciate via the rel...

Page 5: ...Figures 6 and 7 DIP Parameter Relay 1 1 RPM Sensor Loss 1 1 3 Overspeed 2 1 5 High Water Temp Low Water Level 3 1 10 Pre Low Fuel 4 Figure 6 S1 Figure 7 S2 Example 2 If subsequently DIP1 3 is removed...

Page 6: ...ht to turn ON This shows whether the load is power by the utility For an engine controller that is part of an MPS system line power is not used PARAMETER BATTERY CHARGER AC FAILURE This light LED annu...

Page 7: ...nication between the Remote Annunciator Panel and the Generator control system It typically requires less than a minute for the Annunciator to determine the correct baud rate and connect to the RS485...

Page 8: ...his method allows for the connection of more than one Annunciator In Master mode the Annunciator is the Modbus master and will request data from the PM GC or PM SC The PM GC or PM SC must be set as a...

Page 9: ...setting the Annunciator functions A GenLink serial cable P N 0F7707 should be used to connect a laptop computer s RS232 serial port to the Annunciator DB9 connector The GenLink cable is a Null Modem...

Page 10: ...he following communication restrictions apply for multiple units on a common RS485 line A maximum of 15 1000 ohm RS485 Loads i e 57 6K Annunciator G panel H panels etc can be connected to the RS485 bu...

Page 11: ...to normally port 0 and look to see if the check boxes change state If not data is not being transmitted received check the cabling If data is being received check the baud rate settings of all connec...

Page 12: ...Part No 0G6960 Revision C 09 14 09 Printed in U S A...

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