ITW GSE 6400 Tier 4, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Operation Manual - ITW GSE 6400 Tier 4
8: The power ON & Engine Start/Stop button will wake the unit from low-power sleep mode.
Pressing it again will begin the start-up sequence for the diesel engine. Pressing it again will shut
down the engine. If the engine is already running, it will begin the manufacturer required 30
second cool down. If the unit has a fault, this button will reset the fault.
NOTE! – The screens shown in this manual reflect the current software version at the time
of publication. The screens on your unit might differ slightly based on the software version
running on your unit. Any changes will be described in a Service Bulletin which should be
placed in the back of this manual.
Default Screen:
There are two default displays depending on whether the engine is running or not. When the unit
finishes its self-check after first being powered up, the display will show the number of hours the
engine has been operating. After a short delay, the engine hours are replaced with the current
time. This then becomes the default display when engine is off. (The engine operating hours are
always available on the “Engine” information screen.)
During the engine start process, the screen will be modified to show the current status until the
engine is running and the unit is ready to output power.
Note: If the engine is configured to go to idle until the output is activated, it will still say it is ready
for use. However, the engine will have to ramp up to its normal running speed (1600, 2000 or
2400 RPM) and the voltage stabilized before the output contactor will close. The running speed is
determined by the current limit setting which is shown in the lower right corner of the display.
Current Limit Setting RPM
300 A to 1100 A 1600
1150 A to 1400 A 2000
1450 A to 2000 A 2400
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