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Technical Handbook 21
The parameters which configure the delay and the message for an input are used by the
controller only for certain features of the inputs. The table below shows when they are used.
NOTE: in BoardPrg3 the boxes for the delay and for the message are always displayed,
even if they are not used by the controller.
The identification codes of the inputs' functions starting with 3xxx concern operating states,
those that start with 4xxx trigger alarms (alarms, deactivations, warnings).
Function of
the xx input.
Name Delay Message Description
DIF.0000 Not used. Input not used.
DIF.0101 Used by PLC Input used by the internal PLC logic
DIF.1001 Request for GCB closure. Only acts in MAN mode and is equivalent to pressing the GCB
button to close the GCB circuit breaker. If there is no input with
the function DIF.1002,
it acts as “toggle”: it controls the opening
of the breaker when the same is closed and vice versa
DIF.1002 Request for GCB opening. Only acts in MAN mode and is equivalent to pressing the GCB
button to open the GCB circuit breaker.
DIF.1031 Request for ACB closure. Only acts in MAN mode to close the ACB circuit breaker. If
there is no input with the function DIF.1032,
it acts as “toggle”:
it controls the opening of the breaker when the same is closed
and vice versa
DIF.1032 Request for ACB opening. Only acts in MAN mode to open the ACB circuit breaker.
DIF.1061 Request for BCB closure. Only acts in MAN mode to close the BCB circuit breaker. If
there is no input with the function DIF.1062,
it acts as “toggle”:
it controls the opening of the breaker when the same is closed
and vice versa
DIF.1062 Request for BCB opening. Only acts in MAN mode to open the BCB circuit breaker.
DIF.1091 Request for LCB closure. Only acts in MAN mode to close the LCB circuit breaker. If
there is no input with the function DIF.1092, it acts a
s “toggle”:
it controls the opening of the breaker when the same is closed
and vice versa
DIF.1092 Request for LCB opening. Only acts in MAN mode to open the LCB circuit breaker.
DIF.2001 Command for resetting alarms. When the input becomes active, the controller executes a reset
of all anomalies. That is equivalent to press the buttons
SHIFT+ACK on the controller.
DIF.2002 Command for alarm acknowledgment. When the input becomes active, the controller executes an
acknowledgment of all anomalies (the horn stops and the
anomalies stop blinking on the display). That is equivalent to
press the button ACK on the controller.
DIF.2029 TEST without load (pulse). When the input becomes active with the controller in AUTO,
the controller carries out a test start of the engine without load
for the time configured in P.0420. If the input activates again
during the test, it immediately stops.
DIF.2030 TEST with load (pulse). When the input becomes active with the controller in AUTO,
the controller carries out a test start of the engine with load for
the time configured in P.0420. If the input activates again
during the test, it immediately stops.
DIF.2031 Request for TEST mode. If the input is active, the controller status changes from AUTO
to TEST (controller should be at rest in AUTO mode). When it
becomes inactive, the status changes back to AUTO.
DIF.2032 Request for REMOTE START mode. YES If the input is active, the controller status changes from AUTO
to REMOTE START (controller should be at rest in AUTO
mode). When it becomes inactive, the status changes back to
AUTO.
DIF.2033 Manual START command. When the input becomes active (only in mode MAN) the
controller makes a start attempt (only one) the same way an
automatic start is performed, i.e. it controls the starter motor
until starting is accomplished or failed.
DIF.2034 Manual STOP command. When the input becomes active (in MAN mode) the controller
stops the engine. This is equivalent to pressing the STOP
button.
DIF.2061 Request for idle speed.
When this input is “active”, the controller disables the minimum
frequency and minimum voltage protections of the generator,
because it assumes that the engine is running at a speed lower
than the usual. If the opening and closing command for GCB
are configured, the controller opens the GCB. In the case of
certain CAN-BUS engines, the controller also controls the
reduced rotational speed of the engine
DIF.2062 Override engine's protections.
When the input is “active”, all the protections for the engine,
which normally act as alarms or deactivation become mere
warnings