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6.3.4 

Configuration  

Below parameters can be changed via the MasterBus network by means of a MasterView panel or by means of 
an interface connected to a PC with MasterView System software.  
 

Value 

Meaning 

Default 

Adjustable. range 

General 

Language 

Language displayed on a MasterBus 
monitoring device  

English 

See specifications 

Name  

Name of this device. This name will be 
recognized by all devices connected to the 
MasterBus. 

APR Alpha Pro MB 

0-12 chars 

MasterBus power 

Option to let the Alpha Pro power MasterBus 

Off 

Off, On 

System 

 

System 

 

Startup delay 

Delay in seconds to allow the engine revving 
up before the alternator starts loading it. 

10 

0-60 

Alternator type* 

Select the alternator type to connect this 
charging regulator to.  

Alpha 12V/90A 

See specifications 

Battery voltage 

Nominal battery voltage 

12V 

12V, 24V 

Temp. sensor 

Location of the Alpha Pro temperature sensor.  Battery 

Battery, Alternator 

Alternator  

Pole pairs 

Number of alternator pole pairs* 

1-16, alternator 
dependent 

Pulley ratio 

Motor pulley diameter relative to the alternator 
pulley diameter. 

1.000 

0.000-4.000 

Keep alive DC 

The field current is not to drop below this 
percentage of maximum to keep the rpm 
meter functioning well.  

6 % 

6-25%, only after 
Installer login 

RPM event at 

Number of revs at which an event takes place 

1000 rpm 

200 - 10000 rpm 

Small engine 

Option to minimize torque load by decreasing 
charging current. This prevents a small engine 
from stalling. 

Not checked 

 

Imax = 20% below 

Field current turns to 20 % below X rpm. 

1000 

0-20000 

Imax =100% 
above 

Field current turns to 100 % above Y rpm. 

2000 

0-20000 

Battery  

 

 

 

Type 

Battery type selection 

Wet cell 

See specifications 

Temp. 
compensate 

Voltage change at temperature rise 

-0.030V/°C 

-1.000 - +1.000 

Bulk 

 

 

 

Voltage 

Bulk voltage 

14.25/28.50/57.00V  0.00-16.00/16.00-

32.00/32.00-64.00V 

Minimum time 

Minimum bulk voltage timer 

4 min 

0-600 min 

Start time at 

Voltage at which to start the minimum bulk 
voltage timer 

13.80/27.60/55.2V 

0.00-16.00/16.00-
32.00/32.00-64.00V 

Maximum time 

Maximum bulk voltage timer 

360 min 

0-600 min 

Return voltage 

Return to bulk voltage 

12.80/25.60/51.2V 

0.00-16.00/16.00-
32.00/32.00-64.00V 

Return time 

Adjustable Return to Bulk time after the 
Return to Bulk voltage has been reached. 

30 sec  

0-255 sec 

Absorption 

Voltage 

Absorption voltage 

14.25/28.50V 

0-15.50/0-31.00V* 

Maximum time 

Maximum absorption timer 

4 h 

0-24 h* 

Float  

Voltage 

Float voltage 

13.25/26.50V 

0-15.50/0-31.00V* 

Alarm levels 

High alarm on 

Alarm DC High on  

16.00/32.00V 

0-16.00V0-32.00V* 

High alarm off 

Alarm DC High off 

15.00/30.00V 

0-16.00V0-32.00V* 

Low alarm on 

Alarm DC low on 

10.00/20.00V 

0-16.00/0-32.00V* 

Low alarm off 

Alarm DC low off 

11.00/22.00V 

0-16.00/0-32.00V* 

Alarm delay 

Alarm delay time 

30 sec 

0-240 sec* 

Summary of Contents for 45512000

Page 1: ...UEL UTILISATEURS ALPHA ALTERNATOR 12 90 12 130 24 75 24 110 24 150 HIGH OUTPUT ALTERNATORS WITH ALPHA PRO II REGULATOR MASTERVOLT Snijdersbergweg 93 1105 AN Amsterdam The Netherlands Tel 31 20 3422100...

Page 2: ...and installation precautions 6 2 6 Warning regarding life support applications 6 2 7 Warning regarding the use of batteries 6 3 HOW IT WORKS 7 3 1 Alpha alternator 7 3 2 Alpha Pro II regulator 7 3 2 1...

Page 3: ...MasterBus network 19 6 3 MasterBus functions 20 6 3 1 Monitoring 20 6 3 2 Alarms 20 6 3 3 History 20 6 3 4 Configuration 21 6 3 5 Alpha Pro II event source list Alpha Pro II as event source 22 6 3 6...

Page 4: ...t with the locally applicable standards and taking into consideration the safety guidelines and measures section 2 of this manual Keep this manual at a secure place 1 2 GUARANTEE SPECIFICATIONS Master...

Page 5: ...correct condition in a closed well ventilated room protected against rain moist dust and condensation observing the instructions in the users manual WARNING Never use the Alpha alternator Alpha Pro I...

Page 6: ...abling Fuses between the batteries and the electrical installation can not prevent damage caused by reversed polarity and the warranty will be void Secure the DC wiring with a fuse according to the gu...

Page 7: ...tage regulator controls the alternator s output voltage It is designed for optimal recharging of both wet gel AGM and li ion batteries Battery charging is accomplished in three automatic stages BULK A...

Page 8: ...ure sensor is not included in the delivery of the Alpha Pro II regulator By installing this battery temperature sensor the charge voltages are automatically adapted for deviating temperatures Figure 3...

Page 9: ...r the alternator Note that the alternator support has to be made suitable for handling the high forces as well CAREFUL Any changes to the alternator including the alternator s wiring pulley and or mou...

Page 10: ...a clockwise or counter clockwise direction 4 4 3 Mounting step by step 1 Determine the alternator mounting location 2 Loosely attach the mounting bracket to the engine with the mounting engine bolts P...

Page 11: ...nsition resistance as far as possible Use cables of the correct size See specifications section 9 for recommended wire sizes Use the supplied cable assembly for connection of the Alpha Pro II regulato...

Page 12: ...rminal of the Alpha Pro II regulator Connect the other wire end through a switch S1 with normally open contacts to the positive pole of the battery as indicated You can use the ignition switch figure...

Page 13: ...at mode Switching on some loads during operation will solve this problem Figure 9 Connection of a tachometer position of the terminals may differ see APPENDIX figures A 6 till A 9 The Alpha Pro II reg...

Page 14: ...positive pole of the battery Do not connect these wires to the input of the battery isolator NOTE As battery voltage sensing is performed by the Alpha Pro II regulator you can use a battery isolator t...

Page 15: ...before the configuration can be locked and the Alpha Pro II made operational see Chapter 6 for more extensive explanation on using MasterBus 1 Go to Configuration page 2 Go to group System and select...

Page 16: ...he engine is running be aware of moving parts like V belts NOTE See section 3 2 1 for explanation of the bulk absorption and float mode Be sure no loads or any other charging sources are on Be sure th...

Page 17: ...to indicate Bulk phase 3 Yellow LED tot indicate Absorption phase 4 Yellow LED to indicate Float phase 5 Green LED to indicate MasterBus traffic Figure 16 Connections of the Alpha Pro II regulator 1 2...

Page 18: ...ng purposes Changing absorption time is possible with the mode selector in MasterBus 9 o clock position and the configuration unlocked Refer to section 6 3 4 Adjustable range 0 minutes up to 10 hours...

Page 19: ...configuration Mastervolt also offers several interfaces like the Modbus interface making even non MasterBus devices suitable to operate in the MasterBus network For central monitoring and control of...

Page 20: ...of charge Battery state of charge calculated by the shunt Battery voltage Battery voltage V measured by the MasterShunt Battery current Battery current A measured by the MasterShunt Battery temp Batte...

Page 21: ...login RPM event at Number of revs at which an event takes place 1000 rpm 200 10000 rpm Small engine Option to minimize torque load by decreasing charging current This prevents a small engine from stal...

Page 22: ...ist in manual of the selected device Event x data Data is linked to the command See also figure 16 Off Off On Copy Copy Invert Toggle Event x 1 The next event appears after enabling Event x Disabled S...

Page 23: ...Shunt connected many things are different using the Alpha Pro II regulator 1 There are two options to place a temperature sensor The MasterShunt temperature sensor is preferably placed onto the batter...

Page 24: ...150 running hours or at least every year whatever comes first Make sure that the alternator is securely mounted to its applicable brackets The brackets in turn need to be bolted securely to the engine...

Page 25: ...nal is 12 24V Voltage on the reg on terminal of the regulator is 0V Engine is not running Start the engine 2 Amps fuse in brown wire is blown Check the 2 Amps fuse and replace if necessary Problem wit...

Page 26: ...switch S1 must be open when the engine is not running Check wiring between battery and reg on terminal Output voltage too high The regulator measures a too low battery voltage and tries to compensate...

Page 27: ...pe A type Weight 5 5 kg 12 1 lbs 10 1kg 22 3 lbs Number of mounting positions 3 1 24V models Model 24 75 24 110 24 150 Part number 48524075 48524110 48524150 Type enclosure see APPENDIX B B C Charge c...

Page 28: ...le range absorption Li ion 13 15V 26 30V Adjustable range float Li ion 13 13 9V 26 27 8V Battery temperature compensation 30mV C Absorption time 4 hours adjustable range 0 min up to 24 hours Cable ass...

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