ITW GSE 4400 Tier 4, Manual

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Operation Manual – ITW GSE 4400 Tier 4
● button to record the new value. Press the LEFT arrow button to exit the submenu and return to
the submenu list.
10) Cable Temperature
a) Some aircraft cables have temperature sensors installed in the connector body and/or replaceable
nose. This sub-menu allows the unit to accept Normally Opened or Normally Closed temperature
sensor switches to be used.
b) Go into the Setup Menu and then scroll up or down to the Plug Temperature submenu. Press the
center ● button to enter the submenu, and then press the ● button again to allow the value to be
changed. Press the up or down arrow buttons to change the selection. Press the center ● button to
record the new value. Press the LEFT arrow button to exit the submenu and return to the submenu
list
.
11) Allow Engine Idle
When this option is set to Enable, the engine will ramp up to its idle speed (1,000 RPM) and wait for an
output to be turned on. Once an output is turned on, the unit will ramp up to its running speed (2,000
RPM) and energize the generator and close the selected output contactor when the generator is
stabilised. The unit will return to idle speed five seconds after all outputs are turned off.
Enter the Setup Menu and then scroll up or down to the Allow Engine Idle submenu. Press the center
●
button to enter the submenu, and then press the ● button again to allow the value to be changed. Press
the up or down arrow buttons to change the selection. Press the center ● button to record the new
value. Press the LEFT arrow button to exit the submenu and return to the submenu list.
12) Automatic Engine Shutdown
If the engine is running at its rated speed and all outputs are off for ten (10) minutes or the total load is
less than 5 amps, the engine will automatically go into its 30 second shutdown mode when this function
is active. The Setup submenu allows this option to be activated or bypassed.
Enter the Setup Menu and then scroll up or down to the Automatic Engine Shutdown submenu. Press
the center
● button to enter the submenu, and then press the ● button again to allow the value to be
changed. Press the up or down arrow buttons to change the selection. Press the center ● button to
record the new value. Press the LEFT arrow button to exit the submenu and return to the submenu list.
13) Real Time Clock Setup
This set of sub-menu s allows the user to adjust the internal clock to the correct local time.
Go into the Setup Menu and then scroll up or down to the Real-Time Clock Setup submenu. Press the
center
● button to enter the submenu, and then press the ● button again to allow the value to be
changed. Press the up or down arrow buttons to change the selection. Press the center ● button to
record the new value. Press the LEFT arrow button to exit the submenu and return to the submenu list.
14) Date/Time Format
The date and time format that is displayed on all the screens and reports can be adjusted using this
submenu. The selection is a 24 hour clock and DD:MM:YYYY date format or a 12 hour clock with the
MM:DD:YYYY date format.
Go into the Setup Menu and then scroll up or down to the Date/Time Format submenu. Press the
center
● button to enter the submenu, and then press the ● button again to allow the value to be
changed. Press the up or down arrow buttons to change the selection. Press the center ● button to
record the new value. Press the LEFT arrow button to exit the submenu and return to the submenu list.
15) Ethernet Configuration
This set of sub-menu s allows the user to enter the Ethernet IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway
address and DNS1 values for TCP/IP communications with a BMS or RMS central monitoring system.
Go into the Setup Menu and then scroll up or down to the Ethernet Configuration submenu. Press the
center
● button to enter the submenu, and then press the ● button again to allow the value to be
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