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10-6. Auto Start/Stop Operation
1 Power Engine Start Push Button
Press the Power Engine Start push button
to turn on the EnPak Remote Panel. The
EnPak warning beeper will beep if the En-
Pak is in auto start/stop mode.
First Start Of The Day –
To start the EnPak using the Remote panel,
the first start of the day requires 2 success-
ive push and release operations of the
Power Engine Start push button. To start
the EnPak using the Crane pendant, the
first start of the day requires a press and
hold of the Power Engine Start push button,
or 2 successive push and release opera-
tions of the switch. Once the warning beep-
er is on, the engine will continue to automat-
ically start unless the process is stopped by
pushing the Engine Off button on the Re-
mote Panel or the Engine Stop switch on
the crane pendant.
Any time that the engine is started when the
ambient temperature is below 50 ° F and the
coolant temperature is below 100 ° F, the en-
gine will go to 2600 RPM and continue to
run at that speed until it reaches an operat-
ing temperature of 100 ° F. Once it has
reached that temperature, the auto start/
stop feature is activated if it is enabled. The
EnPak will then automatically shut down
after the specified time the end user sets for
an unloaded condition.
Auto Stop Timeout -
To set the time for the automatic shut down,
press and release the Auto Start/Stop but-
ton until the display shows ENAbLEd.
When the display reads ENAbLEd, press
and hold the Auto Start/Stop button, and the
time to shut down will display. Continue to
hold the button and it will increase in steps
of 1 minute up to a maximum of 30, and then
start over at 2 again. Release the button
when the desired time is reached.
Automatic Re-Start Of EnPak
The system cannot detect a generator
load that is applied when the engine is
off.
a) When the engine is turned off automat-
ically, the EnPak control boards are still
functioning. This allows the EnPak to sense
any loads that are applied, so it will restart
the engine when needed. The EnPak will
not shut down if there is a load applied to the
EnPak.
b) The EnPak can be started with one
press and release of the Power Engine
Start push button on the EnPak Remote
Panel, or with one press and release of the
Engine Start switch on the Crane pendant.
c) If the compressor is turned on from the
Crane pendant, the EnPak will automatic-
ally start and pump up the air tank.
d) If an air tool is used, and the air com-
pressor is in the on condition, the EnPak will
sense the load and start the engine to pump
up the tank.
e) If a crane switch is toggled, and the pro-
portional trigger pulled, the EnPak will
sense that the crane is required, and auto-
matically start the engine. This will work
only for open center systems that have the
proportional signal available from the
crane. Alternately, the start switch could be
pushed and released one time to start the
engine.
Battery Overload
When there is a load applied to battery and
the EnPak shuts down automatically, the
EnPak will restart when the battery voltage
reaches a level that indicates charging is
required. If there is a heavy battery load ap-
plied that drags the battery voltage low, the
beeper will beep a warning and the display
will flash bATTERY OVERLOAD.
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Auto Start/Stop Push Button
Auto Start/Stop Enable/Disable −
To toggle between Auto Start/Stop EN-
AbLEd and Auto Start/Stop dISAbLEd,
press and release the Auto Start/Stop push
button. The Auto On LED lights only when
the Auto Start/Stop feature is enabled.
Auto Stop –
If the ambient temperature inside the En-
Pak is below 0
°
F, the engine will not auto-
matically shut down.
Engine Stop –
If the EnPak engine is turned off using the
Remote Panel Engine Off push button or
the Crane pendant Engine Stop switch, the
EnPak will not turn back on automatically.
EnVerter Load Less Than 300 W - If there
is a load applied to the EnVerter power
source, that is less than 300 Watts, the En-
Pak will not sense it at this time, and will
automatically shut down.
Error Reporting / Error Clearing - See
Section 10-3 and 10-5.
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