Kohler GM77177-KP1-QS, Installation Instructions Manual

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9. Connect the CT to connector TB1 on the LCM
circuit board using customer-supplied wiring. See
Figure 7 and Figure 10.
10. Connect the controller interface connection to
4-position terminal block P10 on the LCM circuit
board. See Figure 7. See Section 2.4 for more
information about the interface connections.
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1. RDC2/DC2 controller interface connection P10
2. HVAC connections
3. CT connection TB1
1 2
Figure 7 LCM Circuit Board Customer Connections
11. Note the load priorities shown in Figure 8 and
connect loads accordingly. Also see Section 2 for
more wiring information and refer to the wiring
diagrams in Section 7.
Note: Priority 1 is considered the most critical and
will add first and shed last. Priority 6 is
considered the least critical and will add last
and shed first.
a. If the LCM with terminal blocks is used, connect
load connections to the terminal blocks for
Loads A, B, C, and D.
b. If the pre-wired harness is used, connect the
loads to the harness. See Figure 9 for the
harness connections.
Priority Relay
1 Load A
2 HVAC A
3 Load B
4 Load C
5 HVAC B
6 Load D
Note: Priority 1 (Load A) adds first and sheds last.
Figure 8 Load Priority
Power Relay Load Interconnection
Label Color Description
L1A-CB Orange Load 1 –
Circuit Breaker A
L1B-CB Orange Load 1 –
Circuit Breaker B
L1A-L Orange Load 1 – Load A
L1B-L Orange Load 1 – Load B
L2A-CB Brown Load 2 –
Circuit Breaker A
L2B-CB Brown Load 2 –
Circuit Breaker B
L2A-L Brown Load 2 – Load A
L2B-L Brown Load 2 – Load B
L3A-CB Red Load 3 –
Circuit Breaker A
L3B-CB Red Load 3 –
Circuit Breaker B
L3A-L Red Load 3 – Load A
L3B-L Red Load 3 – Load B
L4A-CB Yellow Load 4 –
Circuit Breaker A
L4B-CB Yellow Load 4 –
Circuit Breaker B
L4A-L Yellow Load 4 – Load A
L4B-L Yellow Load 4 – Load B
GND Green Ground
Figure 9 Pre-Wired Harness Connections
12. Connect HVAC loads to TB3, if used. Note the
priorities of HVAC A and HVAC B relative to Loads
A through D. See Figure 8 and Section 3.3.
13. Write the names of the loads connected to each
relay on the decal for future reference. For
example, Load A may be a sump pump, and
HVAC A may be the air conditioner. See Figure 10.
Note: If the OnCue
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Generator Management
System is used, the load descriptions in
OnCue’s power chain view can be changed
to identify the load connections.
See
TP-6796, OnCue Software Operation
Manual.