PPM-3 Parameter List 4189340672 UK

PARAMETER LIST
Protection and Power Management, PPM-3

● Alarm list
● Parameter list
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PPM-3 parameter list 4189340672 UK
1. General information
1.1. Warnings, legal information and safety.................................................................................................. 5
1.1.1. Warnings and notes ......................................................................................................................5
1.1.2. Legal information and disclaimer ..................................................................................................5
1.1.3. Safety issues ................................................................................................................................ 5
1.1.4. Electrostatic discharge awareness ............................................................................................... 5
1.1.5. Factory settings ............................................................................................................................ 6
1.2. About the Parameter List........................................................................................................................6
1.2.1. General purpose of the Parameter List..........................................................................................6
1.2.2. Intended users...............................................................................................................................6
1.2.3. Contents and overall structure ......................................................................................................6
2. Alarm list
2.1. Reverse power protection...................................................................................................................... 9
2.1.1. Reverse power protection..............................................................................................................9
2.2. Over-current protection........................................................................................................................ 10
2.2.1. Over-current protection................................................................................................................10
2.3. Generator voltage protection................................................................................................................15
2.3.1. Generator voltage protection....................................................................................................... 15
2.4. Generator frequency protection............................................................................................................17
2.4.1. Generator frequency protection...................................................................................................17
2.5. Busbar voltage protection.....................................................................................................................20
2.5.1. Busbar voltage protection............................................................................................................20
2.6. Busbar frequency protection................................................................................................................ 23
2.6.1. Busbar frequency protection........................................................................................................23
2.7. Overload protection.............................................................................................................................. 26
2.7.1. Overload protection..................................................................................................................... 26
2.8. Current unbalance protection............................................................................................................... 29
2.8.1. Current unbalance protection...................................................................................................... 29
2.9. Voltage asymmetry protection.............................................................................................................. 30
2.9.1. Voltage asymmetry protection..................................................................................................... 30
2.10. Reactive power import (loss of excitation)..........................................................................................31
2.10.1. Reactive power import (loss of excitation)................................................................................. 31
2.11. Reactive power export (over-excitation)............................................................................................. 31
2.11.1. Reactive power export (over-excitation).................................................................................... 31
2.12. Busbar unbalance voltage protection................................................................................................. 32
2.12.1. Busbar unbalance voltage protection........................................................................................ 32
2.13. Non Essential Load trip...................................................................................................................... 32
2.13.1. Non Essential Load trip..............................................................................................................32
2.14. Max. parallel time protection.............................................................................................................. 36
2.14.1. Max. parallel time protection......................................................................................................36
2.15. Breaker external trip alarm................................................................................................................. 37
2.15.1. Breaker external trip alarm........................................................................................................ 37
2.16. Synchronisation and breaker alarms..................................................................................................38
2.16.1. Synchronisation and breaker alarms......................................................................................... 38
2.17. Regulation alarms.............................................................................................................................. 42
2.17.1. Regulation alarms......................................................................................................................42
2.18. Binary input setup...............................................................................................................................44
2.18.1. Binary input setup......................................................................................................................44
2.19. Analogue input setup (option M15.6)................................................................................................. 59
2.19.1. Analogue input setup (option M15.6).........................................................................................59
2.20. Multi-functional analogue input setup.................................................................................................63
2.20.1. Multi-input no. 102..................................................................................................................... 63
2.20.2. Multi-input no. 105..................................................................................................................... 68
2.20.3. Multi-input no. 108..................................................................................................................... 73
2.21. Overspeed, running, start/stop failure................................................................................................ 79
2.21.1. Overspeed, running, start/stop failure........................................................................................79
2.22. Analogue input setup (option M15.8)................................................................................................. 82
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2.22.1. Analogue input setup (option M15.8).........................................................................................82

2.23. Aux. supply setup............................................................................................................................... 87
2.23.1. Aux. supply setup...................................................................................................................... 87
2.24. General setup.....................................................................................................................................89
2.24.1. General setup............................................................................................................................ 89
2.25. Communication.................................................................................................................................. 90
2.25.1. Communication..........................................................................................................................90
2.26. Engine interface communication alarms............................................................................................ 91
2.26.1. Engine interface communication alarms....................................................................................91
2.27. Application error................................................................................................................................. 94
2.27.1. Application error.........................................................................................................................94
2.28. External I/O communication error.......................................................................................................95
2.28.1. External I/O communication error.............................................................................................. 95
2.29. External I/O alarm setup.....................................................................................................................95
2.29.1. External I/O alarm setup............................................................................................................95
2.29.2. Analogue inputs.........................................................................................................................96
2.29.3. Digital inputs.............................................................................................................................. 97
3. Parameter list
3.1. Synchronisation....................................................................................................................................99
3.1.1. Synchronisation........................................................................................................................... 99
3.2. Regulation.......................................................................................................................................... 101
3.2.1. Regulation..................................................................................................................................101
3.3. Digital output setup.............................................................................................................................107
3.3.1. Digital output setup....................................................................................................................107
3.4. Pulse width modulation.......................................................................................................................110
3.4.1. Pulse width modulation.............................................................................................................. 110
3.5. Load reduction.................................................................................................................................... 111
3.5.1. Load reduction........................................................................................................................... 111
3.6. Analogue output limits........................................................................................................................ 112
3.6.1. Analogue output limits................................................................................................................112
3.7. Transducer outputs.............................................................................................................................113
3.7.1. Transducer outputs.................................................................................................................... 113
3.8. Regulator output selection..................................................................................................................117
3.8.1. Regulator output selection......................................................................................................... 117
3.9. System................................................................................................................................................118
3.9.1. System....................................................................................................................................... 118
3.9.2. General setup............................................................................................................................ 119
3.10. EDG setup........................................................................................................................................124
3.10.1. EDG setup............................................................................................................................... 124
3.11. External communication................................................................................................................... 125
3.11.1. External communication...........................................................................................................125
3.12. Internal communication.................................................................................................................... 125
3.12.1. Internal communication............................................................................................................125
3.13. Engine interface communication...................................................................................................... 126
3.13.1. Engine interface communication..............................................................................................126
3.14. External I/O communication setup................................................................................................... 127
3.14.1. External I/O communication setup...........................................................................................127
3.15. Power management setup............................................................................................................... 128
3.15.1. Power management setup.......................................................................................................128
3.16. Jump menus.....................................................................................................................................136
3.16.1. Jump menus............................................................................................................................ 136
3.16.2. 9000 Software version.............................................................................................................136
3.16.3. 9020 Service port.....................................................................................................................136
3.16.4. 9070 M4 SW version............................................................................................................... 136
3.16.5. 9100 Device type.....................................................................................................................137
3.16.6. 911x Password........................................................................................................................ 137
3.16.7. 9120 Service menu..................................................................................................................137
3.16.8. 9130 AC configuration............................................................................................................. 138

3.16.9. 9150 Backlight dimmer............................................................................................................ 138

3.16.10. 9160 Application setup.......................................................................................................... 138
3.16.11. 9190 Application broadcast....................................................................................................138
3.17. GSM settings....................................................................................................................................139
3.17.1. GSM settings........................................................................................................................... 139
3.18. Passwords........................................................................................................................................139
3.18.1. Passwords............................................................................................................................... 139
3.19. RMI 102............................................................................................................................................140
3.19.1. RMI 102................................................................................................................................... 140
3.20. RMI 105............................................................................................................................................142
3.20.1. RMI 105................................................................................................................................... 142
3.21. RMI 108............................................................................................................................................142
3.21.1. RMI 108................................................................................................................................... 142
3.22. Multi-inputs selections...................................................................................................................... 143
3.22.1. Multi-inputs selections............................................................................................................. 143
3.23. External digital outputs..................................................................................................................... 143
3.23.1. External digital outputs............................................................................................................ 143
3.24. External module status.....................................................................................................................144
3.24.1. External module status............................................................................................................ 144

PPM-3 parameter list 4189340672 UK General information
1. General information
1.1 Warnings, legal information and safety
1.1.1 Warnings and notes
Throughout this document, a number of warnings and notes with helpful user information will be presented.
To ensure that these are noticed, they will be highlighted as follows in order to separate them from the gener-
al text.
Warnings
Warnings indicate a potentially dangerous situation, which could result in death, personal in-
jury or damaged equipment, if certain guidelines are not followed.
Notes
Notes provide general information, which will be helpful for the reader to bear in mind.
1.1.2 Legal information and disclaimer

DEIF takes no responsibility for installation or operation of the generator set. If there is any doubt about how
to install or operate the engine/generator controlled by the Multi-line 2 unit, the company responsible for the
installation or the operation of the set must be contacted.
The Multi-line 2 unit is not to be opened by unauthorised personnel. If opened anyway, the war-
ranty will be lost.
Disclaimer
DEIF A/S reserves the right to change any of the contents of this document without prior notice.
The English version of this document always contains the most recent and up-to-date information about the
product. DEIF does not take responsibility for the accuracy of translations, and translations might not be up-
dated at the same time as the English document. If there is a discrepancy, the English version prevails.
1.1.3 Safety issues

Installing and operating the Multi-line 2 unit may imply work with dangerous currents and voltages. Therefore,
the installation should only be carried out by authorised personnel who understand the risks involved in work-
ing with live electrical equipment.
Be aware of the hazardous live currents and voltages. Do not touch any AC measurement in-
puts as this could lead to injury or death.
1.1.4 Electrostatic discharge awareness

Sufficient care must be taken to protect the terminals against static discharges during the installation. Once
the unit is installed and connected, these precautions are no longer necessary.

PPM-3 parameter list 4189340672 UK General information
1.1.5 Factory settings

The Multi-line 2 unit is delivered from factory with certain factory settings. These are based on average values
and are not necessarily the correct settings for matching the engine/generator set in question. Precautions
must be taken to check the settings before running the engine/generator set.
1.2 About the Parameter List

1.2.1 General purpose of the Parameter List
This document is a complete parameter list including all parameters, which means that some of the option
parameters included may not be accessible in the system in question.
The document includes a complete standard alarm list and a complete standard parameter list for setup.
Therefore, this document is to be used for reference, when information about specific alarms and parameters
is needed.
Please make sure to read this document before starting to work with the Multi-line 2 unit and
the genset to be controlled. Failure to do this could result in human injury or damage to the
equipment.
1.2.2 Intended users

This Parameter List is mainly intended for the person responsible for the unit parameter setup. In most cases,
this would be a panel builder designer. Naturally, other users might also find useful information here.
1.2.3 Contents and overall structure

This document is divided into chapters, and in order to make the structure simple and easy to use, each
chapter will begin from the top of a new page.

PPM-3 parameter list 4189340672 UK Alarm list
2. Alarm list
In the following, these abbreviations are used:

G: Generator
GB: Generator breaker
TB: Tie breaker (for emergency generator)
SG: Shaft generator
SGB: Shaft generator breaker
SC: Shore connection
SCB: Shore connection breaker
BT: Bus tie
BTB: Bus tie breaker
BA: Busbar A (BTB unit)
N/A: Not available
This chapter includes a complete alarm list, including all possible options. Therefore, this chapter is to be
used for reference when specific information about the individual parameters is needed for the unit setup.
The table consists of the following possible adjustments:
Set point: The alarm set point is adjusted in the set point menu. The setting is a percentage
of the nominal values.
Delay: The timer setting is the time that must expire from the alarm level is reached until
the alarm occurs.
Relay output A: A relay can be activated by output A.
Relay output B: A relay can be activated by output B.
Enable: The alarm can be activated or deactivated. ON means always activated,

RUN means that the alarm has run status.
This means it is activated when the running signal is present.
Fail class: When the alarm occurs, the unit will react depending on the selected fail class.

Fail classes are:
Fail class DG EDG SC SG BTB

(Diesel Gener- (Emergency (Shore Con- (Shaft Genera- (Bus Tie
ator) Diesel Genera- nection) tor) Breaker)
tor)
1 Block Block Block Block Block
2 Warning Warning Warning Warning Warning
3 Trip GB Trip GB Trip SCB Trip SGB Trip BTB
4 Trip + Stop Trip + Stop N/A N/A N/A
5 Shut down Shut down N/A N/A N/A
6 Safety stop N/A N/A N/A N/A
7 N/A Trip TB N/A N/A N/A
Small differences due to the character of the parameters may exist between the individual ta-
bles.
It is also possible to configure the pa-

rameters by using the PC utility soft-
ware. It will be possible to make the
same configurations as described
above.
By using the PC utility software, some

extra functionalities are available. For
all protections, it is possible to make
an automatic acknowledgement of the
alarm.

2.1 Reverse power protection

2.1.1 Reverse power protection
No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

Max. ry
setting
1000 G/SG/SC reverse power 1
1001 G/SG/S Set -110.0 % - 8.0 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are ac-
C –P> 1 point 0.0 % Reference tivated when the reverse power
1002 G/SG/S Delay 0.1 s 5.0 s Handbook has been continuously above
C -P> 1 300.0 s the programmed value during
the programmed delay.
1003 G/SG/S Relay Not used Not
C -P> 1 output Option- used
A depend-
ent
B depend-
ent
1005 G/SG/S Enable OFF ON
C -P> 1 ON
1006 G/SG/S Fail F1…F7 Trip
C -P> 1 class GB
(F3)
1010 G/SG/SC reverse power 2
1011 G/SG/S Set -110.0 % - Designer’s The alarm and fail class are ac-
C -P> 2 point 0.0 % 15.0 % Reference tivated when the reverse power
1012 G/SG/S Delay 0.1 s 2.0 s Handbook has been continuously above
C -P> 2 300.0 s the programmed value during
the programmed delay.
A depend-
ent
B depend-
ent
C -P> 2 ON
1016 G/SG/S Fail F1…F7 Trip
C -P> 2 class GB
(F3)

2.2 Over-current protection

2.2.1 Over-current protection

Max. ry
setting
1030 G/SG/SC/BA overcurrent 1
1031 G/SG/SC/ Set 50 % 100 % Design- The alarm and fail class are acti-
BA point 200 % er’s Ref- vated when the current has been
I> 1 erence continuously above the program-
1032 G/SG/SC/ Delay 0.1 s 20.0 s Handbook med value during the program-
BA 999.9 s med delay.
I> 1
1033 G/SG/SC/ Relay Not Not
BA output used used
I> 1 A Option-
depend-
ent
BA output used used
I> 1 B Option-
depend-
ent
1035 G/SG/SC/ Enable OFF ON
BA ON
I> 1
1036 G/SG/SC/ Fail F1…F7 Warn-
BA class ing
I> 1 (F2)
I> 2
BA output used used
I> 2 A Option-
depend-
ent


Max. ry
setting
BA output used used
I> 2 B Option-
depend-
ent
BA ON
I> 2
1046 G/SG/SC/ Fail F1…F7 Trip GB
BA class (F3)
I> 2
I> 3
BA output used used
I> 3 A Option-
depend-
ent
BA output used used
I> 3 B Option-
depend-
ent
BA ON
I> 3
BA class (F3)
I> 3
I> 4


Max. ry
setting
BA output used used
I> 4 A Option-
depend-
ent
BA output used used
I> 4 B Option-
depend-
ent
BA ON
I> 4
BA class (F3)
I> 4
1070 Power import ship-to-ship
1071 P>ship-to- Delay 0.1 s 5.0 s Design-
ship 120.0 s er’s Ref-
1072 P>ship-to- Relay Not Option- erence
ship A used de- Handbook
Option- pend-
dependent
ent
1073 P>ship-to- Relay Not Option-
ship B used de-
Option- pend-
dependent
ent
1100 Voltage-dependent overcurrent curve setting
1101 Voltage Set 50 % 110 % @50 % Design- Settings relate to nominal gener-
dep. I> point 200 % nom er’s Ref- ator current.
I1 voltage erence The condition has to be true i.e.
1102 Voltage Set 50 % 125 % @60 % Handbook I1<I2<I3<I4<I5<I6.
dep. I> point 200 % nom If this is not fulfilled, the worst-
I2 voltage case set point I1 will be used.
1103 Voltage Set 50 % 140 % @70 %

dep. I> point 200 % nom
I3 voltage
1104 Voltage Set 50 % 155 % @80 %
I4 voltage


Max. ry
setting
1105 Voltage Set 50 % 170 % @90 %
I5 voltage
1106 Voltage Set 50 % 200 % @100
dep. I> point 200 % % nom
I6 voltage
1110 Voltage-dependent overcurrent alarm
1111 Voltage Timer 0.1 s 1.0 s Design- The alarm and fail class are acti-
dep. I> 300.0 s er’s Ref- vated when the overcurrent has
1112 Voltage Relay Not Not erence been continuously above the pro-
dep. I> A used used Handbook grammed value during the pro-
Option- grammed delay. Values are set in
depend- parameters 1101-1106.
ent
1113 Voltage Relay Not Not
dep. I> B used used
Option-
depend-
ent
1114 Voltage Acti- OFF OFF
dep. I> vate ON
1115 Voltage Fail F1…F7 Warn-
dep. I> class ing
(F2)
1130 G/SG/SC/BA fast overcurrent 1
I>> 1 erence continuously above the program-
BA 3.0 s med delay.
I>> 1
BA output used used
I>> 1 A Option-
depend-
ent
BA output used used
I>> 1 B Option-
depend-
ent


Max. ry
setting
1135 G/SG/SC/ Enable OFF OFF
BA ON
I>> 1
BA class (F3)
I>> 1
1140 G/SG/SC/BA fast overcurrent 2
I>> 2 erence continuously above the program-
BA 3.0 s med delay.
I>> 2
BA output used used
I>> 2 A Option-
depend-
ent
BA output used used
I>> 2 B Option-
depend-
ent
1145 G/SG/SC/ Enable OFF OFF
BA ON
I>> 2
BA class (F3)
I>> 2

2.3 Generator voltage protection

2.3.1 Generator voltage protection
No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

Max. setting
1150 G/SG/SC overvoltage 1
1151 G/SG/S Set 80 % 105 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are ac-
C point 120 % Reference tivated when the voltage has
U> 1 Handbook been continuously above the
1152 G/SG/S Timer 0.1 s 5.0 s programmed value during the
C 100.0 s programmed delay.
U> 1
C A Option- used
U> 1 depend-
ent
C B Option- used
U> 1 depend-
ent
C ON
U> 1
1156 G/SG/S Fail F1…F7 Warning
C class (F2)
U> 1
1160 G/SG/SC overvoltage 2
U> 2 Handbook been continuously above the
U> 2
C A Option- used
U> 2 depend-
ent
C B Option- used
U> 2 depend-
ent
C ON
U> 2


Max. setting
1166 G/SG/S Fail F1…F7 Block
C class (F1)
U> 2
1170 G/SG/SC undervoltage 1
U< 1 Handbook been continuously under the
U< 1
C A Option- used
U< 1 depend-
ent
C B Option- used
U< 1 depend-
ent
C ON
U< 1
C class (F2)
U< 1
U< 2
C A Option- used
U< 2 depend-
ent
C B Option- used
U< 2 depend-
ent
C ON
U< 2


Max. setting
C class (F1)
U< 2

U< 3
C A Option- used
U< 3 depend-
ent
C B Option- used
U< 3 depend-
ent
1195 G/SG/S Enable OFF OFF
C ON
U< 3
C class (F1)
U< 3
2.4 Generator frequency protection

2.4.1 Generator frequency protection
Frequency settings relate to the nominal frequency setting.


Max. setting
1210 G/SG/SC overfrequency 1
C point 120 % Reference tivated when the frequency has
f> 1 Handbook been continuously above the
f> 1
C A Option- used
f> 1 dep.
C B Option- used
f> 1 dep.
C ON
f> 1
C class (F2)
f> 1
f> 2
C A Option- used
f> 2 dep.
C B Option- used
f> 2 dep.
C ON
f> 2
C class (F1)
f> 2


Max. setting
f> 3
C A Option- used
f> 3 dep.
C B Option- used
f> 3 dep.
C ON
f> 3
C class (F1)
f> 3
1240 G/SG/SC underfrequency 1
f< 1 Handbook been continuously under the
f< 1
C A Option- used
f< 1 dep.
C B Option- used
f< 1 dep.
C ON
f< 1
C class (F2)
f< 1
programmed value during the
programmed delay.


Max. setting
1252 G/SG/S Timer 0.2 s 3.0 s
C 100.0 s
f< 2
C A Option- used
f< 2 dep.
C B Option- used
f< 2 dep.
C ON
f< 2
C class (F1)
f< 2
f< 3
C A Option- used
f< 3 dep.
C B Option- used
f< 3 dep.
C ON
f< 3
C class (F1)
f< 3
2.5 Busbar voltage protection

2.5.1 Busbar voltage protection
Voltage settings relate to the nominal voltage setting.


Max. setting
1270 Busbar overvoltage 1
1271 BB Set 90 % 110 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are acti-
U> 1 point 150 % Reference vated when the voltage has been
1272 BB Timer 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook continuously above the program-
U> 1 99.99 s med value during the program-
med delay.
1273 BB Relay Not used Not
U> 1 A Option- used
dep.
U> 1 B Option- used
dep.
1275 BB Enable OFF ON
U> 1 ON
1276 BB Fail F1…F7 Warning
U> 1 class (F2)
med delay.
U> 2 A Option- used
dep.
U> 2 B Option- used
dep.
U> 2 ON
1286 BB Fail F1…F7 Trip GB
U> 2 class (F3)
med delay.
U> 3 A Option- used
dep.
U> 3 B Option- used
dep.


Max. setting
1295 BB Enable OFF OFF
U> 3 ON
U> 3 class (F3)
1300 Busbar undervoltage 1
U< 1 point 100 % Reference vated when the voltage has been
1302 BB Timer 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook continuously under the program-
U< 1 99.99 s med value during the program-
med delay.
U< 1 A Option- used
dep.
U< 1 B Option- used
dep.
U< 1 ON
1306 BB Fail F1…F7 Warning
U< 1 class (F2)
med delay.
U< 2 A Option- used
dep.
U< 2 B Option- used
dep.
U< 2 ON
U< 2 class (F3)
med delay.
U< 3 A Option- used
dep.


Max. setting
U< 3 B Option- used
dep.
U< 3 ON
U< 3 class (F3)
med delay.
U< 4 A Option- used
dep.
U< 4 B Option- used
dep.
U< 4 ON
U< 4 class (F3)
2.6 Busbar frequency protection

2.6.1 Busbar frequency protection
Frequency settings relate to the nominal frequency setting.


Max. setting
1350 Busbar overfrequency 1
1351 BB f> Set 100 % 105 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are acti-
1 point 130 % Reference vated when the frequency has
1352 BB f> Timer 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook been continuously above the pro-
1 99.99 s grammed value during the pro-
grammed delay.
1353 BB f> Relay A Not used Not
1 Option- used
dep.
1354 BB f> Relay B Not used Not
1 Option- used
dep.
1355 BB f> Enable OFF ON
1 ON
1356 BB f> Fail F1…F7 Warning
1 class (F2)
grammed delay.
2 Option- used
dep.
2 Option- used
dep.
1365 BB f> Enable OFF ON
2 ON
1366 BB f> Fail F1…F7 Trip GB
2 class (F3)
grammed delay.
3 Option- used
dep.
3 Option- used
dep.


Max. setting
1375 BB f> Enable OFF OFF
3 ON
1376 BB f> Fail F1…F7 Trip GB
3 class (F3)
1380 Busbar underfrequency 1
1381 BB f< Set 80 % 96 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are acti-
1382 BB f< Timer 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook been continuously under the pro-
grammed delay.
1383 BB f< Relay A Not used Not
1 Option- used
dep.
1384 BB f< Relay B Not used Not
1 Option- used
dep.
1385 BB f< Enable OFF ON
1 ON
1386 BB f< Fail F1…F7 Warning
1 class (F2)
grammed delay.
2 Option- used
dep.
2 Option- used
dep.
1395 BB f< Enable OFF ON
2 ON
1396 BB f< Fail F1…F7 Trip GB
2 class (F3)
grammed delay.
3 Option- used
dep.


Max. setting
3 Option- used
dep.
1405 BB f< Enable OFF OFF
3 ON
3 class (F3)
grammed delay.
4 Option- used
dep.
4 Option- used
dep.
1415 BB f< Enable OFF OFF
4 ON
4 class (F3)
2.7 Overload protection

2.7.1 Overload protection
Settings relate to nominal power.


Max. setting
1450 G/SG/SC/BA overload 1
1451 G/SG/ Set -200 % 95 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are activated
SC/BA point 200 % Reference when the power has been continuous-
P> 1 Handbook ly above the programmed value dur-
1452 G/SG/ Timer 0.1 s 30.0 s ing the programmed delay.
SC/BA 100.0 s If negative values are chosen the high
P> 1 alarm must be deactivated. The deac-
tivating is only available from the
1453 G/SG/ Relay R0 R0
USW.
SC/BA A Option- (none)
P> 1 dep.
SC/BA B Option- (none)
P> 1 dep.
1455 G/SG/ Ena- OFF ON
SC/BA ble ON
P> 1
1456 G/SG/ Fail F1…F7 Warn-
SC/BA class ing
P> 1 (F2)
USW.
P> 2 dep.
P> 2 dep.
1465 G/SG/ Ena- OFF ON
SC/BA ble ON
P> 2
1466 G/SG/ Fail F1…F7 Trip GB
SC/BA class (F3)
P> 2
ing the programmed delay.


Max. setting
1472 G/SG/ Timer 0.1 s 10.0 s If negative values are chosen the high
SC/BA 100.0 s alarm must be deactivated. The deac-
P> 3 tivating is only available from the
USW.
P> 3 dep.
P> 3 dep.
1475 G/SG/ Ena- OFF OFF
SC/BA ble ON
P> 3
SC/BA class (F3)
P> 3
USW.
P> 4 dep.
P> 4 dep.
SC/BA ble ON
P> 4
SC/BA class (F3)
P> 4
USW.


Max. setting
P> 5 dep.
P> 5 dep.
SC/BA ble ON
P> 5
SC/BA class (F3)
P> 5
2.8 Current unbalance protection

2.8.1 Current unbalance protection

Max. setting
1500 G Unbalance I
1501 G Un- Set 0.00 % 30 % Design- Settings relate to nominal current.
bal- point 100.00 er’s Refer- The alarm and fail class are activa-
ance I % ence ted when the difference between the
1502 G Un- Timer 0.1 s 10.0 s Handbook max. reading and the min. reading of
bal- 100.0 s the 3 measured currents has been
ance I continuously above the programmed
value during the programmed delay.
1503 G Un- Relay R0 R0
bal- A Option- (none)
ance I dep.
bal- B Option- (none)
ance I dep.
1505 G Un- Ena- OFF ON
bal- ble ON
ance I
1506 G Un- Fail F1…F7 Warn-
bal- class ing
ance I (F2)

2.9 Voltage asymmetry protection

2.9.1 Voltage asymmetry protection

Max. setting
1510 G Unbalance U
1511 G Un- Set 0.00 % 10 % Design- Settings relate to nominal voltage.
bal- point 50.00 er’s Refer- The alarm and fail class are activated
ance U % ence when the difference between the max.
1512 G Un- Timer 0.1 s 10.0 s Handbook reading and the min. reading of the 3
bal- 100.0 s measured generator voltages has
ance U been continuously above the pro-
grammed value during the program-
med delay.
ance U dep.
ance U dep.
1515 G Un- Ena- OFF ON
bal- ble ON
ance U
1516 G Un- Fail F1…F7 Warn-
bal- class ing
ance U (F2)

2.10 Reactive power import (loss of excitation)

2.10.1 Reactive power import (loss of excitation)

Max. setting
1520 G/SG reactive power import (loss of excitation)
1521 G/SG– Set 0.00 % 50 % Designer’s Settings relate to nominal power.
Q> point 150.00 % Reference The alarm and fail class are acti-
1522 G/SG– Timer 0.1 s 10.0 s Handbook vated when imported var has
Q> 100.0 s been continuously above the
programmed value during the
1523 G/SG– Relay A R0 R0
programmed delay.
Q> Option- (none)
dep.
1524 G/SG– Relay B R0 R0
Q> Option- (none)
dep.
1525 G/SG– Enable OFF OFF
Q> ON
1526 G/SG– Fail F1…F7 Warning
Q> class (F2)
2.11 Reactive power export (over-excitation)

2.11.1 Reactive power export (over-excitation)

Max. setting
1530 G/SG reactive power export (overexcitation)
1531 G/SG Set 0.00 % 75 % Designer’s Settings relate to nominal power.
Q> point 100.00 % Reference The alarm and fail class are acti-
1532 G/SG Timer 0.1 s 10.0 s Handbook vated when exported var has
Q> 100.0 s been continuously above the pro-
grammed value during the pro-
1533 G/SG Relay A R0 R0
grammed delay.
Q> Option- (none)
dep.
1534 G/SG Relay B R0 R0
Q> Option- (none)
dep.
1535 G/SG Enable OFF OFF
Q> ON
1536 G/SG Fail F1…F7 Warning
Q> class (F2)

2.12 Busbar unbalance voltage protection

2.12.1 Busbar unbalance voltage protection

Max. setting
1620 BB Unbalance U
1621 BB Un- Set 0.00 % 10 % Design- Settings relate to average actual volt-
bal- point 50.00 er’s Refer- age.
ance U % ence The alarm and fail class are activated
1622 BB Un- Timer 0.1 s 10.0 s Handbook when the difference between the max.
bal- 100.0 s reading and the min. reading of the 3
ance U measured busbar voltages has been
continuously above the programmed
1623 BB Un- Relay R0 R0
value during the programmed delay.
ance U dep.
1624 BB Un- Relay R0 R0
ance U dep.
1625 BB Un- Ena- OFF ON
bal- ble ON
ance U
1626 BB Un- Fail F1…F7 Warn-
bal- class ing
ance U (F2)
2.13 Non Essential Load trip

2.13.1 Non Essential Load trip
Setting values relate to the nominal setting.


Max. setting
1800 NEL 1 Overcurrent
1801 NEL 1 I> Set point 50 % 100 % Designer’s Ref- Trip of Non Essential Load
200 % erence Hand- due to overcurrent. This
1802 NEL 1 I> Timer 0.1 s 5.0 s book function activates NEL group
100.0 s 1.
1803 NEL 1 I> Enable OFF OFF

ON
100.0 s 2.

ON
100.0 s 3.

ON
1830 NEL 1 Busbar underfrequency
1831 NEL 1 Set point 70 % 95 % Designer’s Ref- Trip of Non Essential Load
Bus f< 100 % erence Hand- due to low frequency. This
1832 NEL 1 Timer 0.1 s 5.0 s book function activates NEL group
Bus f< 100.0 s 1.
1833 NEL 1 Enable OFF OFF

Bus f< ON
Bus f< 100.0 s 2.

Bus f< ON
Bus f< 100.0 s 3.


Max. setting
Bus f< ON
1860 NEL 1 Overload

1861 NEL 1 P> Set point 10 % 100 % Designer’s Ref- Trip of Non Essential Load
200 % erence Hand- due to overload. This func-
1862 NEL 1 P> Timer 0.1 s 5.0 s book tion activates NEL group 1.
999.0 s
1863 NEL 1 P> Enable OFF OFF
ON
1870 NEL 2 Overload
999.0 s
ON
1880 NEL 3 Overload
999.0 s
ON
1890 NEL 1 High overload
P>> 200 % erence Hand- due to high overload. This
P>> 999.0 s 1.

P>> ON
P>> 999.0 s 2.

P>> ON


Max. setting
P>> 999.0 s 3.

P>> ON

2.14 Max. parallel time protection

2.14.1 Max. parallel time protection

Max. setting
1930 DG/SG Max Time
1931 DG/SG Delay 0.1 s 120.0 s Designer’s Max. allowable parallel
Max 120.0 s Reference time between diesel gener-
Time Handbook ators and shaft generator
1932 DG/SG Relay Not used Not (DG unit only).
Max output A Option-de- used
Time pendent
1933 DG/SG Relay Not used Not
Max output B Option-de- used
Time pendent
1934 DG/SG Enable OFF ON
Max ON
Time
1935 DG/SG Fail F1…F7 Trip +
Max class stop
Time (F4)
1940 DG/SC Max Time
1941 DG/SC Delay 0.1 s 120.0 s Designer’s Max. allowable parallel
Max 120.0 s Reference time between diesel gener-
Time Handbook ators and shore connection
1942 DG/SC Relay Not used Not (DG unit only).
Max output A Option-de- used
Time pendent
1943 DG/SC Relay Not used Not
Time pendent
1944 DG/SC Enable ON ON
Max OFF
Time
1945 DG/SC Fail F1...F7 Trip +
Max class stop
Time (F4)
1950 EG/MBB Max Time
1951 EG/MBB Delay 0.1 s 30.0 s Designer’s Max. allowable parallel
Max 30.0 s Reference time between emergency
Time Handbook diesel generator and main
1952 EG/MBB Relay Not used Not switchboard (EDG unit on-
Max output A Option-de- used ly).
Time pendent


Max. setting
1953 EG/MBB Relay Not used Not
Time pendent
2.15 Breaker external trip alarm

2.15.1 Breaker external trip alarm

Max. setting
1980 GB Externally tripped
1981 GB Ext. trip Enable OFF ON Designer’s Refer- The generator breaker has
ON ence Handbook been tripped by an external
device.

2.16 Synchronisation and breaker alarms

2.16.1 Synchronisation and breaker alarms

Max. setting
2130 GB/BTB breaker synchronisation failure
2131 GB/BTB Delay 3.0 s 120.0 s Designer’s GB: Generator breaker
sync fail- 300.0 s Reference BTB: Bus tie breaker
ure Handbook The controller has unsuccess-
2132 GB/BTB Relay Not Not fully tried to synchronise the
sync fail- output used used generator to the busbar within
ure A Option- the time delay.
dep.
2133 GB/BTB Relay Not Not
sync fail- output used used
ure B Option-
dep.
2134 GB/BTB Enable OFF ON
sync fail- ON
ure
2135 GB/BTB Fail F1…F7 Warn-
sync fail- class ing
ure (F2)
2140 SGB/SCB/TB breaker synchronisation failure
2141 SGB/SCB Delay 3.0 s 120.0 s Designer’s SGB: Shaft generator breaker
/TB sync 300.0 s Reference SCB: Shore connection breaker
failure Handbook TB: Tie breaker (emergency
2142 SGB/SCB Relay Not Not generator)
/TB sync output used used The controller has unsuccess-
failure A Option- fully tried to synchronise the
dep. generator to the busbar within
the time delay.
2143 SGB/SCB Relay Not Not
/TB sync output used used
failure B Option-
dep.
2144 SGB/SCB Enable OFF OFF
/TB sync ON
failure
2145 SGB/SCB Fail F1…F7 Warn-
/TB sync class ing
failure (F2)
2150 Phase sequence error


Max. setting
2151 Phase Relay Not Not Designer’s During synchronisation, the
seq error output used used Reference controller has detected that the
A Option- Handbook rotation direction of the genera-
dep. tor phases is opposite direction
2152 Phase Relay Not Not as the busbar.
seq error output used used
B Option-
dep.
2153 Phase Fail F1…F7 Block
seq error class (F1)
2160 GB/BTB open failure
2161 GB/BTB Delay 1.0 s 2.0 s Designer’s The breaker open failure will oc-
open fail 5.0 s Reference cur, if the unit has transmitted a
2162 GB/BTB Relay Not Not Handbook breaker open signal and the
open fail output used used breaker feedback has not
A Option- changed position from ON to
dep. OFF within 2 s.

open fail output used used
B Option-
dep.
open fail ON
open fail class ing
(F2)
2170 GB/BTB breaker close failure
2171 GB/BTB Delay 1.0 s 2.0 s Designer’s The breaker close failure will
close fail 5.0 s Reference occur, if the unit has transmitted
2172 GB/BTB Relay Not Not Handbook a breaker close signal and the
close fail output used used breaker feedback has not
A Option- changed position from OFF to
dep. ON within 2 s.

close fail output used used
B Option-
dep.
close fail ON
close fail class ing (F2)
2180 GB/BTB breaker position failure


Max. setting
2181 GB/BTB Delay 1.0 s 1.0 s Designer’s This alarm will occur, if the
pos fail 5.0 s Reference breaker feedbacks for ON and
2182 GB/BTB Relay Not Not Handbook OFF are both missing or active
pos fail output used used for more than 2 s at the time.
A Option-
dep.
pos fail output used used
B Option-
dep.
pos fail ON
pos fail class ing
(F2)
2200 SGB/SCB/TB open failure
2201 SGB/SCB Delay 1.0 s 2.0 s Designer’s The breaker open failure will oc-
/TB open 5.0 s Reference cur, if the unit has transmitted a
fail Handbook breaker open signal and the
2202 SGB/SCB Relay Not Not breaker feedback has not
/TB open output used used changed position from ON to
fail A Option- OFF within 2 s.
dep.
/TB open output used used
fail B Option-
dep.
2204 SGB/SCB Enable OFF ON
/TB open ON
fail
/TB open class ing
fail (F2)
2210 SGB/SCB/TB close failure
2211 SGB/SCB Delay 1.0 s 2.0 s Designer’s The breaker close failure will
/TB close 5.0 s Reference occur, if the unit has transmitted
fail Handbook a breaker close signal and the
2212 SGB/SCB Relay Not Not breaker feedback has not
/TB close output used used changed position from OFF to
fail A Option- ON within 2 s.
dep.


Max. setting
/TB close output used used
fail B Option-
dep.
/TB close ON
fail
/TB close class ing
fail (F2)
2220 SGB/SCB/TB position failure
2221 SGB/SCB Delay 1.0 s 1.0 s Designer’s This alarm will occur, if the
/TB pos 5.0 s Reference breaker feedbacks for ON and
fail Handbook OFF are both missing or active
2222 SGB/SCB Relay Not Not for more than 2 s.
/TB pos output used used
fail A Option-
dep.
/TB pos output used used
fail B Option-
dep.
/TB pos ON
fail
/TB pos class ing
fail (F2)

2.17 Regulation alarms

2.17.1 Regulation alarms

Max. setting
2560 Governor regulation fail
2561 Gov. Dead- 1% 30 % Designer’s The alarm is activated, if the dif-
reg fail band 100 % Reference ference between the measured
2562 Gov. Delay 10.0 s 60.0 s Handbook value and the set point is out-
reg fail 300.0 s side the deadband for a longer
time period than specified by
2563 Gov. Relay Not used Not
the delay set point.
reg fail output A Option- used
depend-
ent
2564 Gov. Relay Not used Not
reg fail output B Option- used
depend-
ent
2630 Deload error
2631 Deload Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s Designer’s The alarm is activated, if the
error 60.0 s Reference generator fails to de-load within
2632 Deload Relay Not used Not Handbook the time delay.
error output A Option- used
depend-
ent
2633 Deload Relay Not used Not
error output B Option- used
depend-
ent
2634 Deload Enable OFF ON
error ON
2635 Deload Fail F1…F7 Warning
error class (F2)
2680 AVR regulation failure
2681 AVR Dead- 1% 30 % Option: VAr The alarm is activated, if the dif-
reg. band 100 % control (D1) ference between the measured
failure value and the set point is out-
2682 AVR Delay 10.0 s 60.0 s side the setting ‘Deadband’ for
reg. 300.0 s a longer time period than speci-
failure fied in the timer set point.
2683 AVR Relay A R0 R0

reg. Option- (none)
failure dep.


Max. setting
2684 AVR Relay B R0 R0
reg. Option- (none)
failure dep.
2685 AVR Fail F1…F7 Warning
reg. class (F2)
failure

2.18 Binary input setup

2.18.1 Binary input setup

Max. setting
3010 Digital input 24
3011 Dig. in- Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s Designer’s The input is configurable
put 24 100.0 s Reference and can have different
3012 Dig. in- Relay Not used Not used Handbook functions in different units.
put 24 output A Option-
dep.
3013 Dig. in- Relay Not used Not used
put 24 output B Option-
dep.
3014 Dig. in- Enable OFF OFF
put 24 ON
3015 Dig. in- Fail F1…F7 Warning
put 24 class (F2)
3016 Dig. in- N/X N/O N/O
put 24 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 25 ON
put 25 class (F2)
put 25 N/C
dep.


Max. setting
dep.
put 43 ON
put 43 class (F2)
put 43 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 44 ON
put 44 class (F2)
put 44 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 45 ON
put 45 class (F2)
put 45 N/C


Max. setting
dep.
dep.
put 46 ON
put 46 class (F2)
put 46 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 47 ON
put 47 class (F2)
put 47 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 48 ON
put 48 class (F2)


Max. setting
put 48 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 49 ON
put 49 class (F2)
put 49 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 50 ON
put 50 class (F2)
put 50 N/C
dep.
dep.


Max. setting
put 51 ON
put 51 class (F2)
put 51 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 52 ON
put 52 class (F2)
put 52 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 53 ON
put 53 class (F2)
put 53 N/C
dep.


Max. setting
dep.
put 54 ON
put 54 class (F2)
put 54 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 55 ON
put 55 class (F2)
put 55 N/C
3331 Dig. in- Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s Option: The input is configurable
put 91 100.0 s 7 binary inputs and can have different
3332 Dig. in- Relay R0 R0 in slot #6 functions in different units.
put 91 output A Option- (none) (M13.6)
dep.
3333 Dig. in- Relay R0 R0
put 91 output B Option- (none)
dep.
put 91 ON
put 91 class (F2)
put 91 N/C


Max. setting
dep.
dep.
put 92 ON
put 92 class (F2)
put 92 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 93 ON
put 93 class (F2)
put 93 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 94 ON
put 94 class (F2)


Max. setting
put 94 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 95 ON
put 95 class (F2)
put 95 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 96 ON
put 96 class (F2)
put 96 N/C
dep.
dep.


Max. setting
put 97 ON
put 97 class (F2)
put 97 N/C
3401 Wire fail Enable OFF OFF Designer’s The input is configurable
102 ON Reference and can have different
3402 Dig. in- Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s Handbook functions in different units.
put 102 100.0 s (Only available if multi-in-
put 102 is configured to
‘digital’).
dep.
dep.
put 102 ON
put 102 class (F2)
put 105 100.0 s (Only available if multi-in-
put 105 is configured to
‘digital’).
dep.
dep.
put 105 ON
put 105 class (F2)
put 108 100.0 s


Max. setting
3423 Dig. in- Relay Not used Not used (Only available if multi-in-
put 108 output A Option- put 108 is configured to
dep. ‘digital’).
dep.
put 108 ON
put 108 class (F2)
dep.
dep.
put 112 ON
put 112 class (F2)
put 112 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 113 ON
put 113 class (F2)
put 113 N/C


Max. setting
dep.
dep.
put 114 ON
put 114 class (F2)
put 114 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 115 ON
put 115 class (F2)
put 115 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 116 ON
put 116 class (F2)


Max. setting
put 116 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 117 ON
put 117 class (F2)
put 117 N/C
3490 Emergency stop
3491 Emer. Delay 0.0 s 0.0 s Designer’s Emergency stop input is in-
stop 100.0 s Reference tended for a normally
3492 Emer. Relay Not used Not used Handbook closed contact.
stop output A Option-
dep.
3493 Emer. Relay Not used Not used
stop output B Option-
dep.
3494 Emer. Enable OFF ON
stop ON
3495 Emer. Fail F1…F7 Shut-
stop class down
(F5)
dep.
dep.
put 127 ON


Max. setting
put 127 class (F2)
put 127 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 128 ON
put 128 class (F2)
put 128 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 129 ON
put 129 class (F2)
put 129 N/C
dep.


Max. setting
dep.
put 130 ON
put 130 class (F2)
put 130 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 131 ON
put 131 class (F2)
put 131 N/C
dep.
dep.
put 132 ON
put 132 class (F2)
put 132 N/C


Max. setting
dep.
dep.
put 133 ON
put 133 class (F2)
put 133 N/C

2.19 Analogue input setup (option M15.6)

2.19.1 Analogue input setup (option M15.6)

Max. setting
4000 4-20 mA 91.1
4001 4-20 mA Set 4 mA 10 mA Option: Configurable analogue
91.1 point 20 mA 4 x 4-20 mA inputs input.
4002 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
91.1 600.0 s
4003 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
91.1 Option- (none)
dep.
4004 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
91.1 Option- (none)
dep.
4005 4-20 mA Enable OFF OFF
91.1 ON
4006 4-20 mA Fail F1…F7 Warning
91.1 class (F2)
4010 4-20 mA 91.2
4012 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
91.2 600.0 s
4013 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
91.2 Option- (none)
dep.
4014 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
91.2 Option- (none)
dep.
91.2 ON
91.2 class (F2)
4020 Wire fail 4-20 mA 91
4021 W. fail Relay A R0 R0 Option: The wire fault will de-
ana 91 Option- (none) 4 x 4-20 mA inputs tect if the current drops
dep. (M15.6) below 2 mA or exceeds
4022 W. fail Relay B R0 R0 22 mA. In both cases,
ana 91 Option- (none) the alarm will be activa-
dep. ted.


Max. setting
4023 W. fail Enable OFF OFF
ana 91 ON
4024 W. fail Fail F1…F7 Warning
ana 91 class (F2)
4030 4-20 mA 93.1
4032 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
93.1 600.0 s
4033 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
93.1 Option- (none)
dep.
4034 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
93.1 Option- (none)
dep.
93.1 ON
93.1 class (F2)
4040 4-20 mA 93.2
4042 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
93.2 600.0 s
4043 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
93.2 Option- (none)
dep.
4044 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
93.2 Option- (none)
dep.
93.2 ON
93.2 class (F2)
4052 W. fail Relay B R0 R0 22 mA. In both cases,
dep. ted.


Max. setting
ana 93 ON
ana 93 class (F2)
4060 4-20 mA 95.1
4062 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
95.1 600.0 s
4063 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
95.1 Option- (none)
dep.
4064 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
95.1 Option- (none)
dep.
95.1 ON
95.1 class (F2)
4070 4-20 mA 95.2
4072 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
95.2 600.0 s
4073 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
95.2 Option- (none)
dep.
4074 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
95.2 Option- (none)
dep.
95.2 ON
95.2 class (F2)
4082 W. fail Relay B R0 R0 22 mA. In both cases
dep. ted.


Max. setting
ana 95 ON
ana 95 class (F2)
4090 4-20 mA 97.1
4092 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
97.1 600.0 s
4093 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
97.1 Option- (none)
dep.
4094 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
97.1 Option- (none)
dep.
97.1 ON
97.1 class (F2)
4100 4-20 mA 97.2
4102 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s (M15.6)
97.2 600.0 s
4103 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
97.2 Option- (none)
dep.
4104 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
97.2 Option- (none)
dep.
97.2 ON
97.2 class (F2)
4112 W. fail Relay B R0 R0 22 mA. In both cases
dep. ted.


Max. setting
ana 97 ON
ana 97 class (F2)
2.20 Multi-functional analogue input setup

2.20.1 Multi-input no. 102
The available menus for multi-input no. 102 depend on the input type configured in the PC utili-
ty software (menu 10980).


Max. setting
4120 4-20 mA 102.1
4121 4-20 mA Set 4 mA 10 mA Designer’s The multi-input 102 has been
102.1 point 20 mA Reference configured as 4-20 mA.
4122 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s Handbook
102.1 999.0 s
4123 4-20 mA Relay Not used Not
102.1 output Option- used
A dep.
B dep.
102.1 ON
102.1 class (F2)
4130 4-20 mA 102.2
102.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
102.2 ON
102.2 class (F2)
4140 V DC 102.1
4141 V DC Set 0.0 V DC 20.0 V Designer’s The multi-input 102 has been
102.1 point 40.0 V DC Reference configured as V DC.
DC Handbook
4142 V DC Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
102.1 999.0 s
4143 V DC Relay Not used Not
A dep.
B dep.


Max. setting
4145 V DC Enable OFF OFF
102.1 ON
4146 V DC Fail F1…F7 Warning
102.1 class (F2)
4150 V DC 102.2
DC Handbook
4152 V DC Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
102.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
102.2 ON
102.2 class (F2)
4160 Pt100 102.1
4161 PT Set -49 80 Designer’s The multi-input 102 has been
102.1 point 482 Reference configured as Pt100.
4162 PT Delay 0.0 s 5.0 s Handbook Pt100 set point can be in deg.
102.1 999.0 s C or Fahrenheit, dependent on
the unit selection (setting
4163 PT Relay Not used Not
10970).
A dep.
B dep.
4165 PT Enable OFF OFF
102.1 ON
4166 PT Fail F1…F7 Warning
102.1 class (F2)
4170 Pt100 102.2
10970).


Max. setting
A dep.
B dep.
102.2 ON
102.2 class (F2)
4180 RMI oil 102.1
4181 RMI oil Set 0 4 Designer’s The multi-input 102 has been
102.1 point 145 Reference configured as RMI oil pressure.
4182 RMI oil Delay 0.0 s 5.0 s Handbook Oil pressure set point can be in
102.1 999.0 s Bar or PSI, dependent on the
unit selection (setting 10970).
4183 RMI oil Relay Not used Not
A dep.
B dep.
4185 RMI oil Enable OFF OFF
102.1 ON
4186 RMI oil Fail F1…F7 Warning
102.1 class (F2)
4190 RMI oil 102.2
A dep.
B dep.
102.2 ON
102.2 class (F2)
4200 RMI water 102.1


Max. setting
4201 RMI wa- Set -49 100 Designer’s The multi-input 102 has been
ter point 482 Reference configured as RMI water tem-
102.1 Handbook perature.
4202 RMI wa- Delay 0.0 s 5.0 s Water temperature set point
ter 999.0 s can be in deg. C or Fahrenheit,
102.1 dependent on the unit selection
(setting 10970).
4203 RMI wa- Relay Not used Not
ter output Option- used
102.1 A dep.
102.1 B dep.
4205 RMI wa- Enable OFF OFF
ter ON
102.1
4206 RMI wa- Fail F1…F7 Warning
ter class (F2)
102.1
(setting 10970).
102.2 A dep.
102.2 B dep.
ter ON
102.2
ter class (F2)
102.2
4220 RMI fuel level 102.1
4221 RMI fuel Set 0% 10 % Designer’s The multi-input 102 has been
102.1 point 100 % Reference configured as RMI fuel level.
4222 RMI fuel Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s Handbook
102.1 999.0 s


Max. setting
4223 RMI fuel Relay Not used Not
A dep.
B dep.
4225 RMI fuel Enable OFF OFF
102.1 ON
4226 RMI fuel Fail F1…F7 Warning
102.1 class (F2)
102.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
102.2 ON
102.2 class (F2)
4240 Wire fail 102
4241 W. fail Relay Not used Not Designer’s The wire break fault detection
102 output Option- used Reference is activated.
A dep. Handbook
4242 W. fail Relay Not used Not
102 output Option- used
B dep.
102 ON
102 class (F2)


Max. setting
4250 4-20 mA 105.1
105.1 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
105.1 ON
105.1 class (F2)
4260 4-20 mA 105.2
105.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
105.2 ON
105.2 class (F2)
4270V DC 105.1
DC Handbook
4272 V DC Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
105.1 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.


Max. setting
105.1 ON
105.1 class (F2)
4280V DC 105.2
DC Handbook
4282 V DC Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
105.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
105.2 ON
105.2 class (F2)
4290 Pt100 105.1
10970).
A dep.
B dep.
105.1 ON
105.1 class (F2)
4300 Pt100 105.2
10970).


Max. setting
A dep.
B dep.
105.2 ON
105.2 class (F2)
4310 RMI oil 105.1
A dep.
B dep.
105.1 ON
105.1 class (F2)
4320 RMI oil 105.2
A dep.
B dep.
105.2 ON
105.2 class (F2)


Max. setting
(setting 10970).
105.1 A dep.
105.1 B dep.
ter ON
105.1
ter class (F2)
105.1
(setting 10970).
105.2 A dep.
105.2 B dep.
ter ON
105.2
ter class (F2)
105.2
105.1 999.0 s


Max. setting
A dep.
B dep.
105.1 ON
105.1 class (F2)
105.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
105.2 ON
105.2 class (F2)
4370 Wire fail 105
A dep. Handbook
B dep.
105 ON
105 class (F2)


Max. setting
4380 4-20 mA 108.1
108.1 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
108.1 ON
108.1 class (F2)
4390 4-20 mA 108.2
108.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
108.2 ON
108.2 class (F2)
4400 V DC 108.1
DC Handbook
4402 V DC Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
108.1 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.


Max. setting
108.1 ON
108.1 class (F2)
4410 V DC 108.2
DC Handbook
4412 V DC Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
108.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
108.2 ON
108.2 class (F2)
4420 Pt100 108.1
10970).
A dep.
B dep.
108.1 ON
108.1 class (F2)
4430 Pt100 108.2
10970).


Max. setting
A dep.
B dep.
108.2 ON
108.2 class (F2)
4440 RMI oil 108.1
A dep.
B dep.
108.1 ON
108.1 class (F2)
4450 RMI oil 108.2
A dep.
B dep.
108.2 ON
108.2 class (F2)


Max. setting
(setting 10970).
108.1 A dep.
108.1 B dep.
ter ON
108.1
ter class (F2)
108.1
(setting 10970).
108.2 A dep.
108.2 B dep.
ter ON
108.2
ter class (F2)
108.2
108.1 999.0 s


Max. setting
A dep.
B dep.
108.1 ON
108.1 class (F2)
108.2 999.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
108.2 ON
108.2 class (F2)
4500 Wire fail 108
A dep. Handbook
B dep.
108 ON
108 class (F2)

2.21 Overspeed, running, start/stop failure

2.21.1 Overspeed, running, start/stop failure

Max. setting
4510 Overspeed 1
4511 Over- Set 100 % 110 % Designer’s The set point in percentage re-
speed 1 point 150 % Reference lates to nominal RPM
4512 Over- Delay 0.0 s 5.0 s Handbook
speed 1 100.0 s
4513 Over- Relay Not used Not
speed 1 output Option- used
A dep.
B dep.
4515 Over- Enable OFF ON
speed 1 ON
4516 Over- Fail F1…F7 Warning
speed 1 class (F2)
4520 Overspeed 2
4521 Over- Set 100 % 120 % Designer’s The set point in percentage re-
speed 2 point 150 % Reference lates to nominal RPM
4522 Over- Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s Handbook
speed 2 100.0 s
A dep.
B dep.
4525 Over- Enable OFF ON
speed 2 ON
4526 Over- Fail F1…F7 Shut-
speed 2 class down
(F5)
4530 Crank failure
4531 Crank Set 1 RPM 50 RPM Designer’s If MPU is chosen as the pri-
failure point 400 Reference mary running feedback, this
RPM Handbook alarm will be raised if the
4532 Crank Delay 0.0 s 2.0 s specified RPM is not reached
failure 20.0 s before the delay has expired.


Max. setting
4533 Crank Relay Not used Not
failure output Option- used
A dep.
4534 Crank Relay Not used Not
failure output Option- used
B dep.
4535 Crank Enable OFF OFF
failure ON
4536 Crank Fail F1…F7 Warning
failure class (F2)
4540 Running feedback failure
4541 Run Delay 0.0 s 2.0 s Designer’s If running is detected on the
feedb. 20.0 s Reference frequency (secondary), but the
fail Handbook primary running feedback, e.g.
4542 Run Relay Not used Not digital input, has not detected
feedb. output Option- used running, this alarm will be
fail A dep. raised after the adjusted delay
time.
4543 Run Relay Not used Not
feedb. output Option- used
fail B dep.
4544 Run Enable OFF ON
feedb. ON
fail
4545 Run Fail F1…F7 Warning
feedb. class (F2)
fail
4550 Magnetic pickup wire break
4551 MPU Relay Not used Not Designer’s The wire break monitoring is
wire output Option- used Reference only active when the engine is
break A dep. Handbook at standstill.
4552 MPU Relay Not used Not
wire output Option- used
break B dep.
4553 MPU Enable OFF OFF
wire ON
break
4554 MPU Fail F1…F7 Warning
wire class (F2)
break
4560 Hz/Voltage failure
4561 Hz/V fail- Delay 1.0 s 30.0 s Designer’s If the frequency and voltage
ure 99.0 s Reference are not within the limits after
Handbook the running feedback is re-


Max. setting
4562 Hz/V fail- Relay Not used Not ceived this alarm will be raised
ure output Option- used when the delay time has ex-
A dep. pired.
4563 Hz/V fail- Relay Not used Not
ure output Option- used
B dep.
4564 Hz/V fail- Enable OFF ON
ure ON
4565 Hz/V fail- Fail F1…F7 Block
ure class (F1)
4570 Start failure
4571 Start fail- Relay Not used Not Designer’s The start failure alarm occurs,
ure output Option- used Reference if the genset has not started
A dep. Handbook after the number of start at-
4572 Start fail- Relay Not used Not tempts.
B dep.
4573 Start fail- Fail F1…F7 Block
ure class (F1)
4580 Stop failure
4581 Stop fail- Delay 10.0 s 30.0 s Designer’s A stop failure alarm will appear
ure 120.0 s Reference if the primary running feed-
4582 Stop fail- Relay Not used Not Handbook back or the generator voltage
ure output Option- used and frequency are still present
A dep. after the delay time has ex-
pired.
4583 Stop fail- Relay Not used Not
B dep.
4584 Stop fail- Enable OFF ON
ure ON
4585 Stop fail- Fail F1…F7 Shut-
ure class down
(F5)

2.22 Analogue input setup (option M15.8)

2.22.1 Analogue input setup (option M15.8)

Max. setting
4800 4-20 mA 127.1
127.1 point 20 mA 4 x 4-20 mA in- input.
4802 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
127.1 600.0 s
4803 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
127.1 Option- (none)
dep.
4804 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
127.1 ON
127.1 class (F2)
4810 4-20 mA 127.2
4812 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
127.2 600.0 s
4813 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4814 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
127.2 ON
127.2 class (F2)
4820 Wire fail 4-20 mA 127
ana 127 Option- (none) 4 x 4-20 mA in- tect if the current drops
dep. puts (M15.8) below 2 mA or ex-
4822 W. fail Relay B R0 R0 ceeds 22 mA. In both
ana 127 Option- (none) cases, the alarm will
dep. be activated.


Max. setting
ana 127 ON
ana 127 class (F2)
4830 4-20 mA 129.1
4832 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
129.1 600.0 s
4833 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4834 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
129.1 ON
129.1 class (F2)
4840 4-20 mA 129.2
4842 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
129.2 600.0 s
4843 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4844 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
129.2 ON
129.2 class (F2)
4850 Wire fail 4-20 mA 129
ana 129 Option- (none) cases, the alarm will
dep. be activated.


Max. setting
ana 129 ON
ana 129 class (F2)
4860 4-20 mA 131.1
4862 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
131.1 600.0 s
4863 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4864 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
131.1 ON
131.1 class (F2)
4870 4-20 mA 131.2
4872 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
131.2 600.0 s
4873 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4874 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
131.2 ON
131.2 class (F2)
4880 Wire fail 4-20 mA 131
ana 131 Option- (none) cases the alarm will be
dep. activated.


Max. setting
ana 131 ON
ana 131 class (F2)
4890 4-20 mA 133.1
4892 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
133.1 600.0 s
4893 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4894 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
133.1 ON
133.1 class (F2)
4900 4-20 mA 133.2
4902 4-20 mA Delay 0.0 s 120.0 s puts (M15.8)
133.2 600.0 s
4903 4-20 mA Relay A R0 R0
dep.
4904 4-20 mA Relay B R0 R0
dep.
133.2 ON
133.2 class (F2)
4910 Wire fail 4-20 mA 133
ana 133 Option- (none) cases the alarm will be
dep. activated.


Max. setting
ana 133 ON
ana 133 class (F2)

2.23 Aux. supply setup

2.23.1 Aux. supply setup

Max. setting
4960 U< auxiliary power supply terminal 1
4961 U< aux. Set 8.0 V DC 18.0 V Designer’s The power supply on terminal
term. 1 point 32.0 V DC Reference 1 and 2 has been continuous-
DC Handbook ly below the adjusted set
4962 U< aux. Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s point until the delay timer ex-
term. 1 999.0 s pired.
4963 U< aux. Relay Not used Not

term. 1 output A Option- used
dep.
term. 1 output B Option- used
dep.
4965 U< aux. Enable OFF ON
term. 1 ON
4966 U< aux. Fail F1…F7 Warning
term. 1 class (F2)
4970 U> auxiliary power supply terminal 1
4971 U> aux. Set 12.0 V 30.0 V Designer’s The power supply on terminal
term. 1 point DC DC Reference 1 and 2 has been continuous-
36.0 V Handbook ly above the adjusted set
DC point until the delay timer ex-
4972 U> aux. Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s pired.
term. 1 999.0 s
4973 U> aux. Relay Not used Not
dep.
dep.
4975 U> aux. Enable OFF ON
term. 1 ON
4976 U> aux. Fail F1…F7 Warning
term. 1 class (F2)
4980 U< auxiliary power supply terminal 98
4981 U< aux. Set 8.0 V DC 18.0 V Designer’s The power supply on terminal
term. 98 point 32.0 V DC Reference 98 and 99 has been continu-
DC Handbook ously below the adjusted set
point until the delay timer ex-
pired.


Max. setting
4982 U< aux. Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s
term. 98 999.0 s
dep.
dep.
4985 U< aux. Enable OFF ON
term. 98 ON
4986 U< aux. Fail F1…F7 Warning
term. 98 class (F2)
4990 U> auxiliary power supply terminal 98
4991 U> aux. Set 8.0 V DC 30.0 V Designer’s The power supply on terminal
term. 98 point 32.0 V DC Reference 98 and 99 has been continu-
DC Handbook ously above the adjusted set
4992 U> aux. Delay 0.0 s 1.0 s point until the delay timer ex-
term. 98 999.0 s pired.

dep.
dep.
4995 U> aux. Enable OFF ON
term. 98 ON
4996 U> aux. Fail F1…F7 Warning
term. 98 class (F2)

2.24 General setup

2.24.1 General setup

Max. setting
6270 Stop coil wire break
6271 Stop coil Relay Not used Not used Designer’s The wire break monitoring
wire break output A Option- Reference is only active when the
dep. Handbook stop coil output is deacti-
6272 Stop coil Relay Not used Not used vated.
wire break output B Option-
dep.
6273 Stop coil Enable OFF OFF
wire break ON
6274 Stop coil Fail F1…F7 Warning
wire break class (F2)
6280 Internal communication fail
6281 Int. comm. Relay Not used Not used Designer’s This is the alarm for com-
fail output A Option- Reference munication fail between
dep. Handbook the main processor and
6282 Int. comm. Relay Not used Not used the engine interface pro-
fail output B Option- cessor.
dep.
6283 Int. comm. Fail F1…F7 Warning
fail class (F2)
6900 Alarm jump
Alarm Enable OFF ON Designer’s Selection of jump to alarm
Jump ON Reference list view on the display if
Handbook an alarm appears (ON) or
stay at present view (OFF)

2.25 Communication
2.25.1 Communication

Max. setting
7520 External communication error
7521 Ext. Delay 1.0 s 10.0 s Option: Supervision of the exter-
comm. er- 100.0 s Modbus (H2) nal communication line.
ror Profibus (H3) The alarm will occur when
7522 Ext. Relay R0 R0 there has not been any
comm. er- output A Option- (none) communication during the
ror dep. time delay.
7523 Ext. Relay R0 R0

comm. er- output B Option- (none)
ror dep.
7524 Ext. Enable OFF OFF
comm. er- ON
ror
7525 Ext. Fail class F1…F7 Warning
comm. er- (F2)
ror
7530 Internal communication ID
7532 Int. comm. CAN fail. Manual Manual Designer’s CAN fail. modes availa-
ID mode No mode Reference ble:
change Handbook - Manual
7533 Int. comm. Missing F1…F7 Warning - Semi-auto
ID all units (F2) - No mode change
7534 Int. comm. Fatal F1…F7 Warning

ID CAN er- (F2)
ror
7535 Int. comm. Any DG F1…F7 Warning
ID missing (F2)
7536 Int. comm. Any F1…F7 Warning
ID SG/SC (F2)
missing

2.26 Engine interface communication alarms

2.26.1 Engine interface communication alarms
No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Descrip-

Max. setting tion
7570 EI comm. Error
7571 EI comm. Timer 0.0 s 0.0 s Option: J1939 and MTU Supervision
error 100.0 s ADEC/MDEC (H5) of the EIC
7572 EI comm. Relay A Not used Not used Cummins Modbus communi-
error Option- (H6) cation line.
dep. J1939 (H7) The alarm
will occur
7573 EI comm. Relay B Not used Not used
when there
error Option-
has not
dep.
been any
7574 EI comm. Enable OFF ON communi-
error ON cation dur-
7575 EI comm. Fail F1…F7 Warning ing the time
error class (F2) delay.
7580 EIC warning

7581 EIC warning Timer 0.0 s 0.0 s Option: J1939 and MTU
100.0 s ADEC/MDEC (H5)
7582 EIC warning Relay A Not used Not used Cummins Modbus
Option- (H6)
dep. J1939 (H7)
7583 EIC warning Relay B Not used Not used

Option-
dep.
7584 EIC warning Enable OFF ON
ON
7585 EIC warning Fail F1…F7 Warning
class (F2)
7590 EIC shutdown
7591 EIC shut- Timer 0.0 s 0.0 s Option: J1939 and MTU
down 100.0 s ADEC/MDEC (H5)
7592 EIC shut- Relay A Not used Not used Cummins Modbus
down Option- (H6)
dep. J1939 (H7)
7593 EIC shut- Relay B Not used Not used

down Option-
dep.
7594 EIC shut- Enable OFF ON
down ON


Max. setting tion
7595 EIC shut- Fail F1…F7 Warning
down class (F2)
7600 EIC overspeed

7601 EIC over- Set point 0% 107 % Option: J1939 and MTU
speed 400 % ADEC/MDEC (H5)
7602 EIC over- Timer 0.0 s 2.0 s Cummins Modbus
speed 100.0 s (H6)
J1939 (H7)
7603 EIC over- Relay A Not used Not used
speed Option-
dep.
7604 EIC over- Relay B Not used Not used
speed Option-
dep.
7605 EIC over- Enable OFF ON
speed ON
7606 EIC over- Fail F1…F7 Warning
speed class (F2)
7610 EIC coolant temp. 1
7611 EIC coolant Set point -40 deg 100 deg Option: J1939 and MTU
t. 1 210 deg ADEC/MDEC (H5)
7612 EIC coolant Timer 0.0 s 5.0 s Cummins Modbus
t. 1 100.0 s (H6)
J1939 (H7)
7613 EIC coolant Relay A Not used Not used
t. 1 Option-
dep.
7614 EIC coolant Relay B Not used Not used
t. 1 Option-
dep.
7615 EIC coolant Enable OFF ON
t. 1 ON
7616 EIC coolant Fail F1…F7 Warning
t. 1 class (F2)
7620 EIC coolant temp. 2
7621 EIC coolant Set point -40 deg 110 deg Option: J1939 and MTU
t. 2 210 deg ADEC/MDEC (H5)
7622 EIC coolant Timer 0.0 s 5.0 s Cummins Modbus
t. 2 100.0 s (H6)
J1939 (H7)
7623 EIC coolant Relay A Not used Not used
t. 2 Option-
dep.


Max. setting tion
7624 EIC coolant Relay B Not used Not used
t. 2 Option-
dep.
7625 EIC coolant Enable OFF ON
t. 2 ON
7626 EIC coolant Fail F1…F7 Warning
t. 2 class (F2)
7630 EIC oil pressure 1
7631 EIC oil Set point 0 bar 2 bar Option: J1939 and MTU
press. 1 10 bar ADEC/MDEC (H5)
7632 EIC oil Timer 0.0 s 5.0 s Cummins Modbus
press. 1 100.0 s (H6)
J1939 (H7)
7633 EIC oil Relay A Not used Not used
press. 1 Option-
dep.
7634 EIC oil Relay B Not used Not used
press. 1 Option-
dep.
7635 EIC oil Enable OFF ON
press. 1 ON
7636 EIC oil Fail F1…F7 Warning
press. 1 class (F2)
7640 EIC oil pressure 2
7641 EIC oil Set point 0 bar 1 bar Option: J1939 and MTU
press. 2 10 bar ADEC/MDEC (H5)
press. 2 100.0 s (H6)
J1939 (H7)
7643 EIC oil Relay A Not used Not used
press. 2 Option-
dep.
press. 2 Option-
dep.
press. 2 ON
press. 2 class (F2)
7650 EIC oil temp 1
7651 EIC oil Set point 0 deg. 40 deg. Option: J1939 and MTU
temp. 1 300 deg ADEC/MDEC (H5)
temp. 1 100.0 s (H6)


Max. setting tion
7653 EIC oil Relay A Not used Not used J1939 (H7)
temp. 1 Option-
dep.
temp. 1 Option-
dep.
temp. 1 ON
temp. 1 class (F2)
7660 EIC oil temp 2
7661 EIC oil Set point 0 deg. 40 deg. Option: J1939 and MTU
temp. 2 300 deg ADEC/MDEC (H5)
temp. 2 100.0 s (H6)
J1939 (H7)
7663 EIC oil Relay A R0 R0
temp. 2 Option- (none)
dep.
temp. 2 Option-
dep.
7665 EIC oil Enable OFF OFF
temp. 2 ON
temp. 2 class (F2)
2.27 Application error

2.27.1 Application error

Max. setting
7870 Any BTB missing/appl. Hazard
7871 Any Fail F1…F7 Block Designer’s The “Any BTB missing” alarm is
BTB class (F1) Reference activated, if the communication to
missing Handbook any BTB unit failed.
7872 Appl Enable ON ON The application hazard alarm is
hazard OFF activated, if different applications
are installed in the controllers.
7873 Appl Fail F1…F7 Block
hazard class (F1)

2.28 External I/O communication error

2.28.1 External I/O communication error

Max. setting
7930 H8.2 comm error
7931 H8.2 Delay 2.0 s 10.0 s Option: If both options H8.x are
comm er- 600.0 s External I/O present, an error on any
ror modules of these will activate the
7932 H8.2 Relay R0 R0 (H8.2) alarm.
comm er- output A Option- (none)
ror dep.
7933 H8.2 Relay R0 R0
comm er- output B Option- (none)
ror dep.
7934 H8.2 Enable OFF OFF
comm er- ON
ror
7935 H8.2 Fail F1…F7 Warning
comm er- class (F2)
ror
7940 H8.8 comm error
7941 H8.8 Delay 2.0 s 10.0 s Option: If both options H8.x are
comm er- 600.0 s External I/O present, an error on any
ror modules of these will activate the
7942 H8.8 Relay Not used Not used (H8.8) alarm.
comm er- output A Option-
ror dep.
7943 H8.8 Relay Not used Not used
comm er- output B Option-
ror dep.
7944 H8.8 Enable OFF OFF
comm er- ON
ror
7945 H8.8 Fail F1…F7 Warning
comm er- class (F2)
ror
2.29 External I/O alarm setup

2.29.1 External I/O alarm setup
The alarms based on external I/O modules can only be configured using the PC utility software.

2.29.2 Analogue inputs

Max. setting
12000 Ext. Ain 1.1
Ext. Ain 1.1 Set point -20000 10 Option:
20000 External I/O modules
Ext. Ain 1.1 Delay 2.0 s 10.0 s (H8.x)
600.0 s
Ext. Ain 1.1 Fail class F1…F7 Warning
(F2)
Ext. Ain 1.1 Relay A R0 R0
Option-dep. (none)
Ext. Ain 1.1 Relay B R0 R0
Option-dep. (none)
Ext. Ain 1.1 Enable OFF OFF
ON
12010 Ext. Ain 1.2
Ext. Ain 1.2 Set point -20000 10 Option:
20000 External I/O modules
Ext. Ain 1.2 Delay 2.0 s 10.0 s (H8.x)
600.0 s
Ext. Ain 1.2 Fail class F1…F7 Warning
(F2)
Ext. Ain 1.2 Relay A R0 R0
Option-dep. (none)
Ext. Ain 1.2 Relay B R0 R0
Option-dep. (none)
Ext. Ain 1.2 Enable OFF OFF
ON
Same order for settings 12030-12230.

2.29.3 Digital inputs

Max. setting
12540 Ext. dig. in 1
Ext. dig. in 1 Delay 2.0 s 10.0 s Option:
600.0 s External I/O modules
Ext. dig. in 1 Fail class F1…F7 Warning (H8.x)
(F2)
Ext. dig. in 1 Relay A R0 R0
Option-dep. (none)
Ext. dig. in 1 Relay B R0 R0
Option-dep. (none)
Ext. dig. in 1 Enable OFF OFF
ON
Same order for settings 12550-12690.

PPM-3 parameter list 4189340672 UK Parameter list
3. Parameter list
The parameter list contains settings for regulators and other non-alarm related settings.

3.1 Synchronisation
3.1.1 Synchronisation

Max. setting
2000 Sync type
2001 Sync. Type Static Dynam- Designer’s Static sync aims at a
type Dynamic ic Reference frequency difference of
Handbook 0 Hz
Dynamic sync aims at a
frequency difference
(midpoint between set-
ting 2021 dfMax. and
2022 dfMin.)
2020 Dynamic synchronisation
2021 Dynamic dfMax. 0.0 Hz 0.2 Hz Designer’s Setting 2020 is only
sync. 0.5 Hz Reference available if ‘Dynamic
2022 Dynamic dfMin. -0.5 Hz 0.0 Hz Handbook sync.’ is chosen in set-
sync. 0.3 Hz ting 2001
2023 Dynamic dUMax. 2% 5%

sync. 10 %
2024 Dynamic Sync t. 40 ms 50 ms
sync. GB 300 ms
2025 Dynamic Sync t. 40 ms 50 ms EG/SG/
sync. TB/SGB/ 300 ms SC/BTB
SCB/BTB only
2030 Static synchronisation
2031 Static dfMax. 0.00 Hz 0.10 Hz Designer’s Setting 2030 is only
sync. 0.50 Hz Reference available if ‘Static sync.’
2032 Static dUMax 2% 5% Handbook Is chosen in setting
sync. 10 % 2001
2033 Static Close 0.1 deg 10.0

sync. window 20.0 deg deg
2034 Static Delay 0.1 s 1.0 s
sync. 99.0 s
2040 f sync analogue
2041 f sync f Kp 0.00 0.50 Option E1, PID controller for dy-
60.00 E2, EF2, namic sync.
2042 f sync f Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s EF4, EF5 This setting is only
60.00 s available if “analogue”
or “PWM” or “EIC” is
2043 f sync f Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
selected in setting
2.00 s
2780.
2050 frequency synchronisation control relay


Max. setting
2051 f sync Kp 0 10 Designer’s This setting is only
100 Reference available if “relay” is se-
Handbook lected in setting 2780.
2060 Phase sync analogue
2061 Phase Phase Kp 0.00 0.50 Designer’s PID controller for static
sync 60.00 Reference sync.
2062 Phase Phase Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook This setting is only
sync 60.00 s available if “analogue”
or “PWM” or “EIC” is
2063 Phase Phase Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
selected in setting
sync 2.00 s
2780.
2070 Phase control relay
2071 Phase Kp 0 10 Designer’s This setting is only
100 Reference available if “relay” is se-
Handbook lected in setting 2780.
2100 Sync PTH
2101 Sync PTH dfMax 0.0 Hz 0.3 Hz Designer’s
0.5 Hz Reference
2102 Sync PTH dfMin -0.5 Hz 0.0 Hz Handbook
0.3 Hz
2103 Sync PTH dUMax 2% 5%
30 %
2104 Sync PTH P ramp 2% 100 %
down 100 %
2110 Synchronisation blackout
2111 Sync. dfMax. 0.0 Hz 3.0 Hz Designer’s Settings are accepted
Blackout 0.5 Hz Reference limits for closing of the
2112 Sync. dUMax 2% 5% Handbook breaker, referring to
Blackout 10 % nominal frequency and
voltage.
2240 Sep. sync. relay
2241 Sep. Relay no. Not used Not A separate relay for
sync. re- Option- used check sync. can be
lay dep. added in series.

3.2 Regulation
3.2.1 Regulation

Max. setting
2510 Frequency control analogue
2511 f control f Kp 0.00 0.50 Designer’s PID controller for frequency
60.00 Reference control
2512 f control f Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook This menu is only available
60.00 s if ‘analogue’ is chosen in
menu 2781.
2513 f control f Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
2.00 s
2530 Power control analogue
2531 P control P Kp 0.00 0.50 Designer’s PID controller for power
60.00 Reference control
2532 P control P Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s Handbook This menu is only available
60.00 s if ‘analogue’ is chosen in
menu 2781.
2533 P control P Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
2.00 s
2540 Power load sharing control analogue
2541 P LS con- P LS Kp 0.00 0.50 Designer’s PID controller for load shar-
trol 60.00 Reference ing control
2542 P LS con- P LS Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s handbook This menu is only available
trol 60.00 s if ‘analogue’ is chosen in
menu 2781.
2543 P LS con- P LS Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
trol 2.00 s
2550 Analogue governor offset
2551 Analogue Offset 0% 50 % Designer’s PID controller for power
GOV 100 % Reference control
2552 Analogue Set point 0% 1 %/s Handbook This menu is only available
GOV 100 % if ‘analogue’ is chosen in
menu 2781.
2570 Frequency control relay output
2571 f control Dead- 0.20 % 2% Designer’s This menu is only available
relay band 10.00 % Reference if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2572 f control Kp 0 10 Handbook 2781.
relay 100
2580 Power control relay output
2581 P control Dead- 0.20 % 1% Designer’s This menu is only available
relay band 10.00 % Reference if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2582 P control Kp 0 10 Handbook 2781.
relay 100


Max. setting
2590 Load sharing control relay output
2591 LS ctrl. re- f dead- 0.20 % 1% Designer’s This menu is only available
lay band 10.00 % Reference if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2592 LS ctrl. re- LS Kp 0 10 Handbook 2781.
lay 100
2593 LS ctrl. re- P dead- 0.20 % 2%
lay band 10.00 %
2594 LS ctrl. re- P weight 0% 15 %
lay 100 %
2600 Relay control
2601 Relay con- GOV ON 10 ms 500 ms Designer’s This menu is only available
trol time 6500 ms Reference if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2602 Relay con- GOV pe- 50 ms 2500 Handbook 2781.
trol riod time 32500 ms
ms
2603 Relay con- Increase Not used Not
trol relay Option- used
depend-
ent
2604 Relay con- De- Not used Not
trol crease Option- used
relay depend-
ent
2610 Power ramp up
2611 Power Speed 0.1 %/s 2.0 %/s Designer’s The delay point determines
ramp up 20.0 %/s Reference when the generator will
2612 Power Delay 1% 10 % Handbook make a temporary stop
ramp up point 100 % ramping up after closing of
the generator breaker to
2613 Power Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
pre-heat the engine before
ramp up time 990.0 s
commencing load taking.
If the delay function is not
needed, set this time to 0.
Power % settings relate to
nominal generator power.
2620 Power ramp down
2621 Power Speed 0.1 %/s 10.0 %/ Designer’s The breaker open point de-
ramp 20.0 %/s s Reference termines when the ‘open
down Handbook breaker’ relay output is acti-
2622 Power Breaker 1% 5% vated to open the generator
ramp open 20 % breaker before reaching 0
down point kW. Power % settings re-
late to nominal generator
power.


Max. setting
2640 Voltage control analogue
2641 U control U Kp 0.00 0.50 Option: PID controller for voltage
60.00 AVR con- control
2642 U control U Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s trol This menu is only available
60.00 s (D1/D2) if analogue output is chos-
en in menu 2782.
2643 U control U Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
2.00 s
2650 Reactive power control analogue
2651 Q control Q Kp 0.00 0.50 Option: PID controller for reactive
60.00 AVR con- power control.
2652 Q control Q Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s trol The reactive power control
60.00 s (D1) is used for power factor as
well as reactive power con-
2653 Q control Q Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
trol.
2.00 s
This menu is only available
if analogue output is chos-
en in menu 2782.
2660 Reactive power load sharing control analogue
2661 Q load sh. Q LS Kp 0.00 5.00 Option: The var (Q) load sharing is
ctrl 60.00 AVR con- based on a mix of voltage
2662 Q load sh. Q LS Ti 0.00 s 5.00 s trol and var control. The setting
ctrl 60.00 s (D1) 2664 is setting the impact
of the var controller over
2663 Q load sh. Q LS Td 0.00 s 0.00 s
the voltage controller.
ctrl 2.00 s
2664 Q load sh. Q weight 0.0 % 10.0 % if analogue output is chos-
ctrl 100.0 % en in menu 2782.
2670 Analogue AVR output offset
2671 Analogue Offset -100 % 0% Option: Setting 2671 sets the offset
AVR +100 % AVR con- of the analogue output
2672 Analogue Man. 0% 1 %/s trol when starting the generator.
AVR slope 100 % (D1/D2) This menu is only available
if analogue output is chos-
en in menu 2782.
2690 Voltage control relay
2691 U control U DB 0.0 % 2.0 % Option: PI controller for voltage
10.0 % AVR con- control
2692 U control U Kp 0.0 2.0 trol This menu is only available
100.0 (D1/D2) if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2782.
2700 Reactive power control relay
2701 Q control Q DB 0.0 % 2.0 % Option: PI controller for reactive
10.0 % AVR con- power control.
trol


Max. setting
2702 Q control Q Kp 0.0 s 2.0 s (D1) The reactive power control
100.0 s is used for power factor as
well as reactive power con-
trol.
if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2782.
2710 Reactive power load sharing control relay
2711 Q load sh. U dead- 0.0 % 1.0 % Option: The var (Q) load sharing is
ctrl band 10.0 % AVR con- based on a mix of voltage
2712 Q load sh. U Kp 0.0 10.0 trol and var control. The setting
ctrl 100.0 (D1) 2664 is setting the impact
of the var controller over
2713 Q load sh. Q dead- 0.0 % 2.0 %
the voltage controller.
ctrl band 10.0 %
2714 Q load sh. Q weight 0.0 s 2.0 s if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
ctrl 100.0 s 2782
2720 Relay control setup (AVR)
2721 Relay con- AVR ON 10 ms 100 ms Option: Relay outputs for
trol time tN 3000 ms AVR con- voltage/var/power factor
trol control.
2722 Relay con- AVR per 50 ms 500 ms
(D1) This menu is only available
trol time tP 1500 ms
if ‘relay’ is chosen in menu
2723 Relay con- U in- R0 R0 2782.
trol crease Option-
dep.
2724 Relay con- U de- R0 R0
trol crease Option-
dep.
2740 Delay regulation
2741 Delay reg. Delay 0s 0s Designer’s Delay regulation is the wait-
9900 s Reference ing time before synchronis-
2742 Delay reg. Relay Not used Not Handbook ing after the engine has
output A Option- used started. It is used if the en-
depend- gine needs to stabilise after
ent start before attempting to
synchronise.
2743 Delay reg. Relay Not used Not
output B Option- used
depend-
ent
2744 Delay reg. Enable OFF OFF
ON
2770 EIC speed control


Max. setting
2771 Scania Droop 0.0 % 4.0 % Only Option: Setting of speed control via
control 25.0 % availa- J1939 engine communication in-
2772 Scania RPM User User ble if (H5 or H7) terface.
control 1500 ‘Scania’
RPM is selec-
1800 ted in
RPM menu
Low idle 7561
2773 Cummins Kp 0.00 5.00 Only

Gain 10.00 availa-
ble
when
‘Cum-
mins’ is
selec-
ted in
menu
7561.
2780 Regulator output
2781 Reg. out- GOV Relay Relay Designer’s Selection of the speed out-
put EIC Reference put: Relay, analogue, en-
None Handbook gine interface communica-
tion or none. Analogue and
EIC are option-dependent.
2782 Reg. out- AVR Relay Relay Option: Generator voltage control
put Ana- AVR con- based on relay or analogue
logue trol output signals
(D1/D2) Analogue selection is only
available if option E1, E2,
EF2, EF4 or F2 is present.
2950 Base load
2951 Base load Power 10 % 90 % Designer’s Setting and enabling of
set 120 % Reference base load running. Note:
2952 Base load Enable OFF OFF Handbook Base load is only possible
ON in semi-auto mode.
2960 Power loadshare failure

2961 P Loadsh. Set point 2.0 % 15.0 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are
fail 30.0 % Reference activated when the differ-
2962 P Loadsh. Timer 0.0 s 30.0 s Handbook ence in “Power load share”
fail 999.0 s between generators has
been continuously above
2963 P Loadsh. Relay Not used Not
the programmed value dur-
fail output A Option- used
ing the programmed delay.
dep.


Max. setting
2964 P Loadsh. Relay Not used Not
fail output B Option- used
dep.
2965 P Loadsh. Enable OFF ON
fail ON
2966 P Loadsh. Fail F1…F7 Warn-
fail class ing
(F2)
2970 Reactive power loadshare failure
2971 Q Loadsh. Set point 2.0 % 15.0 % Designer’s The alarm and fail class are
fail 30.0 % Reference activated when the differ-
2972 Q Loadsh. Timer 0.0 s 30.0 s Handbook ence in “Reactive power
fail 999.0 s load share” between gener-
ators has been continuous-
2973 Q Loadsh. Relay Not used Not
ly above the programmed
fail output A Option- used
value during the program-
dep.
med delay. "Set point" is a
2974 Q Loadsh. Relay Not used Not percentage of P nominal.
fail output B Option- used
dep.
2975 Q Loadsh. Enable OFF ON
fail ON
2976 Q Loadsh. Fail F1…F7 Warn-
fail class ing
(F2)
2980 Fixed PF set
2981 Fixed PF Set point 0.60 0.80 Designer’s
set 1.00 Reference
2982 Fixed PF Set point Inductive Induc- Handbook
set Capaci- tive
tive

3.3 Digital output setup

3.3.1 Digital output setup

Max. setting
5000 Relay 05
5001 Relay 05 Function Alarm Alarm Designer’s Ref- Function selections:
Horn erence Hand- - Alarm
5002 Relay 05 OFF de- 0.0 s 0.0 s book - Limit
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5010 Relay 08
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5020 Relay 11
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5050 Relay 20
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5060 Relay 21
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5110 Relay 57
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5120 Relay 59
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5130 Relay 61


Max. setting
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5140 Relay 63
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5150 Relay 65
5151 Relay 65 Function Alarm Alarm Designer’s Ref- Normally used for gov-
Horn erence Hand- ernor UP command
5152 Relay 65 OFF de- 9.0 s 0.0 s book (menu 2600).
lay 999.9 s Function selections:
- Alarm
- Limit
- Horn
5160 Relay 67
5161 Relay 67 Function Alarm Alarm Designer’s Ref- Normally used for gov-
Horn erence Hand- ernor DOWN com-
5162 Relay 67 OFF de- 10.0 s 0.0 s book mand (menu 2600).
lay 999.9 s Function selections:
- Alarm
- Limit
- Horn
5170 Relay 69
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5180 Relay 71
lay 999.9 s - Horn
5190 Relay 90
5191 Relay 90 Function Alarm Alarm Option: Function selections:
Limit 4 x relay output, - Alarm
Horn slot #6 - Limit
5192 Relay 90 OFF de- 0.0 s 5.0 s (M14.6) - Horn
lay 999.9 s
5200 Relay 92


Max. setting
lay 999.9 s
5210 Relay 94
lay 999.9 s
5220 Relay 96
lay 999.9 s
5230 Relay 126
5231 Relay Function Alarm Alarm Option: Function selections:
126 Limit 4 x relay output, - Alarm
5232 Relay OFF de- 4.0 s 5.0 s (M14.8) - Horn
126 lay 999.9 s
5240 Relay 128
128 lay 999.9 s
5250 Relay 130
130 lay 999.9 s
5260 Relay 132
132 lay 999.9 s


Max. setting
5270 Transistor output setup
5271 Transistor T20 Relay Relay Designer’s Ref- The transistor outputs
20 kWh erence Hand- on terminals 21 and 22
5272 Transistor T21 Relay Relay book can be configured as
21 kvarh relay outputs or pulse
signals. If ‘Relay’ is se-
lected, the relays 20
and 21 will be availa-
ble.
If set to ‘relay’, external
relays are needed due
to limited current out-
put. Max. 10 mA.
3.4 Pulse width modulation

3.4.1 Pulse width modulation

Max. setting
5720 Governor PWM
5721 Governor Min. 0.0 % 10.0 % Option: This is the minimum output lev-
PWM 50.0 % EF5 el of the PWM signal.
5722 Init. value 0.0 % 35.0 % This is the initial output level,
100.0 % which is the level where the
PWM signal will start the regu-
lation.
5723 Max. 50.0 % 90.0 % This is the maximum output lev-
100.0 % el of the PWM signal.
5724 Enable OFF OFF Enables or disables the PWM
ON control.

3.5 Load reduction

3.5.1 Load reduction

Max. setting
5730 Load reduction
5731 Load re- Output Option- Off Option: The load reduction function is
duction A dep. F1 used in combination with diesel-
5732 Output Option- Off electrical propulsion.
B dep. With output A and output B, an
available transducer output can
5733 Type Disabled Disabled
be selected.
0-20 mA
Under type 1, the range can be
4-20 mA
selected to:
5734 Type Disabled Disabled 4-20 mA = 0-100 % of the availa-
0-20 mA ble power.
4-20 mA Under type 2, the range can be
selected to:
4-20 mA = 100-0 % of the availa-
ble power.

3.6 Analogue output limits

3.6.1 Analogue output limits

Max. setting
5780 Aout 66 limits
5781 AOut 66 Min. -25/0 mA -20/0 mA Option: Min. range and factory
limits 10 mA 2 x analogue out- setting value is option-
5782 AOut 66 Max. 10 mA 20 mA puts (E1/E2) dependent.
limits 25 mA
5790 Aout 71 limits
5791 AOut 71 Min. -25/0 mA -20/0 mA Option: Min. range and factory
5792 AOut 71 Max. 10 mA 20 mA puts (E1/E2) dependent.
limits 25 mA
5800 Aout 91 limits
5801 AOut 91 Min. 0 mA 0 mA Option: Min. range and factory
5802 AOut 91 Max. 10 mA 20 mA puts (F1) dependent.
limits 25 mA
5810 Aout 95 limits
5811 AOut 95 Min. 0 mA 0 mA Option: Min. range and factory
5812 AOut 95 Max. 10 mA 20 mA puts (F1) dependent.
limits 25 mA

3.7 Transducer outputs

3.7.1 Transducer outputs

Max. setting
5820 P output 1
5821 P output 1 Output A R0 R0 Option:
Option-dep. (none) Analogue outputs
5822 P output 1 Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
Option-dep. (none)
5823 P output 1 Type Disabled Disabled
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5824 P output 1 Max. value 0 kW 500 kW
20000 kW
5825 P output 1 Min. value -9999 kW 0 kW
20000 kW
5830 P output 2
Option-dep. (none)
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
20000 kW
20000 kW
5840 P output 3
Option-dep. (none)
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
20000 kW
20000 kW
5850 S output


Max. setting
5851 S output Output A R0 R0 Option:
5852 S output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
Option-dep. (none)
5853 S output Type Disabled Disabled
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5854 S output Max. value 0 kVA 600 kVA
20000 kVA
5855 S output Min. value -9999 kVA 0 kVA
20000 kVA
5860 Q output
5861 Q output Output A R0 R0 Option:
5862 Q output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
Option-dep. (none)
5863 Q output Type Disabled Disabled
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5864 Q output Max. value 0 kvar 400 kvar
16000 kvar
5865 Q output Min. value -9999 kvar 0 kvar
20000 kvar
5870 PF output
5871 PF output Output A R0 R0 Option: Positive value
Option-dep. (none) Analogue outputs means induc-
5872 PF output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2) tive.
Option-dep. (none) Negative value
means capaci-
5873 PF output Type Disabled Disabled
tive.
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5874 PF output Max. value 0.50 0.80
0.99
5875 PF output Min. value -0.99 -0.80
-0.50
5880 f output
5881 F output Output A R0 R0 Option:
5882 F output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
Option-dep. (none)


Max. setting
5883 F output Type Disabled Disabled
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5884 F output Max. value 0.0 Hz 55.0 Hz
70.0 Hz
5885 F output Min. value 0.0 Hz 45.0 Hz
70.0 Hz
5890 U output
5891 U output Output A R0 R0 Option: The voltage
Option-dep. (none) Analogue outputs output repre-
5892 U output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2) sents L1-L2
Option-dep. (none) voltage.
5893 U output Type Disabled Disabled

0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5894 U output Max. value 0V 500 V
28000 V
5895 U output Min. value 0V 0V
28000 V
5900 I output
5901 I output Output A R0 R0 Option: The current
5902 I output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2) sents L1 cur-
Option-dep. (none) rent.
5903 I output Type Disabled Disabled

0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5904 I output Max. value 0A 1000 A
9000 A
5905 I output Min. value 0A 0A
9000 A
5910 U BB output
5911 U BB output Output A R0 R0 Option: The voltage
5912 U BB output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2) sents L1-L2
Option-dep. (none) voltage.
5913 U BB output Type Disabled Disabled

0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5914 U BB output Max. value 0V 500 V
28000 V


Max. setting
5915 U BB output Min. value 0V 0V
28000 V
5920 f BB output
5921 F BB output Output A R0 R0 Option:
5922 F BB output Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
Option-dep. (none)
5923 F BB output Type Disabled Disabled
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5924 F BB output Max. value 0.0 Hz 55.0 Hz
70.0 Hz
5925 F BB output Min. value 0.0 Hz 45.0 Hz
70.0 Hz
5930 Multi-input 102
5931 Multi-input 102 Output A R0 R0 Option:
5932 Multi-input 102 Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
Option-dep. (none)
5933 Multi-input 102 Type Disabled Disabled
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5934 Multi-input 102 Max. value 0 500
28000
5935 Multi-input 102 Min. value 0 0
28000
Option-dep. (none)
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
28000
28000


Max. setting
Option-dep. (none)
0-20 mA
4-20 mA
28000
28000
5960 P total consumed
5961 P total con- Output A R0 R0 Option:
sumed Option-dep. (none) Analogue outputs
5962 P total con- Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
sumed Option-dep. (none)
5963 P total con- Type Disabled Disabled
sumed 0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5964 P total con- Max. value 0 kW 500 kW
sumed 20000 kW
5965 P total con- Min. value -9999 kW 0 kW
sumed 20000 kW
5970 P total available
5971 P total availa- Output A R0 R0 Option:
ble Option-dep. (none) Analogue outputs
5972 P total availa- Output B R0 R0 (E2 or F1 or EF2)
ble Option-dep. (none)
5973 P total availa- Type Disabled Disabled
ble 0-20 mA
4-20 mA
5974 P total availa- Max. value 0 kW 500 kW
ble 20000 kW
5975 P total availa- Min. value -9999 kW 0 kW
ble 20000 kW
3.8 Regulator output selection

3.8.1 Regulator output selection
These menus are used to select which analogue output to use for governor/ AVR (option D)
control.

No. Setting Available set- Factory Notes Ref. Descrip-

tings setting tion
5980 Governor output
5981 Governor Output A Disabled Option-de- Option:
output AO66 pendent Analogue gover-
AO71 nor output
(E1/EF)
5990 AVR output
5991 AVR output Output A Disabled Option-de- Option:
AO66 pendent Analogue AVR
AO71 output (E1/EF
and D1)
3.9 System
3.9.1 System
These menus include parameters for the system setup.

3.9.2 General setup

Max. setting
6000 Nominal settings 1
6001 Nom. Frequen- 48.0 Hz 50.0 Hz Designer’s
settings cy 62.0 Hz Reference
6002 Nom. Power 10 kW 1000 kW Handbook
settings 20000 kW
6003 Nom. Current 0A 1804 A
settings 9000 A
6004 Nom. Voltage 100 V 400 V
settings 25000 V
6005 Nom. RPM 100 RPM 1500
settings 4000 RPM RPM
6006 Nom. Set 1 1
settings 4
6010 Nominal settings 2
6011 Nom. Frequen- 48.0 Hz 50.0 Hz Designer’s
settings 2 cy 62.0 Hz Reference
6012 Nom. Power 10 kW 500 kW Handbook
settings 2 20000 kW
6013 Nom. Current 0A 902 A
settings 2 9000 A
6014 Nom. Voltage 100 V 400 V
settings 2 25000 V
6015 Nom. RPM 100 RPM 1500
settings 2 4000 RPM RPM
6040 Generator transformer
6041 G trans- U pri- 100 V 400 V Designer’s If no voltage transformer is
former mary 25000 V Reference present, the primary and
6042 G trans- U secon- 100 V 400 V Handbook secondary side values are
former dary 690 V set to generator nominal
value.
6043 G trans- I primary 5A 1000 A
former 9000 A
6044 G trans- I secon- 1A 5A
former dary 5A
6050 Busbar transformer
6051 BB trans- U pri- 100 V 400 V Designer’s If no voltage transformer is
former mary 25000 V Reference present, the primary and
6052 BB trans- U secon- 100 V 400 V Handbook secondary side values are
former dary 690 V set to generator nominal
value.


Max. setting
6080 Language
6081 Lan- English English Designer’s The master language is
guage Language Reference English. Additionally, 11 dif-
1-11 Handbook ferent languages can be
configured with the PC util-
ity software.
6090 Date and time
6091 Date and Year 2001 Depends Designer’s The date and time can be
time 2100 on ver- Reference synchronised with the
sion Handbook present date and time us-
6092 Date and Month 1 Depends ing the PC utility software.
time 12 on ver-
sion
6093 Date and Day 1 Depends
time 31 on ver-
sion
6094 Date and Week- 1 Depends
time day 7 on ver-
sion
6095 Date and Hour 0 Depends
time 23 on ver-
sion
6096 Date and Minute 0 Depends
time 59 on ver-
sion
6100 Counters
6101 Counters Running 0 hr 0 hr Designer’s Setting 6104: Emergency
hour 999 hr Reference generator only.
6102 Counters Running, 0 th. hrs 0 th. hrs Handbook Setting 6105 resets the
th. hours 99 th. hrs kWh counter to 0. It auto-
matically reverts to OFF af-
6103 Counters GB oper- 0 0
ter being set ON.
ations 20000
6104 Counters BTB op- 0 0
erations 20000
6105 Counters kWh OFF OFF
ON
6106 Counters Start at-
tempts
6110 Service timer 1


Max. setting
6111 Service Enable OFF ON Designer’s The timer is reset by ena-
timer 1 ON Reference bling menu 6116. The
6112 Service Running 0 hrs 500 hrs Handbook menu automatically goes
timer 1 hours 9000 hrs OFF.
6113 Service Days 1 days 365 days

timer 1 1000 days
6114 Service Fail F1…F7 F2
timer 1 class (warning)
6115 Service Output A Not used Not used
timer 1 Option- de-
pendent
6116 Service Reset OFF OFF
timer 1 ON
6120 Service timer 2
6121 Service Enable OFF ON Designer’s The timer is reset by ena-
timer 2 ON Reference bling menu 6126. The
6122 Service Running 0 hrs 500 hrs Handbook menu automatically goes
timer 2 hours 9000 hrs OFF.
6123 Service Days 1 days 365 days

timer 2 1000 days
6124 Service Fail F1…F7 F2
timer 2 class (warning)
6125 Service Relay Not used Not used
timer 2 output A Option- de-
pendent
6126 Service Reset OFF OFF
timer 2 ON
6130 Alarm horn
6131 Alarm ON time 0.0 s 0.0 s Designer’s If the setting is adjusted to
horn 990.0 s Reference 0 s, the horn relay will be
Handbook activated continuously until
the alarm is acknowledged.
6160 Run status
6161 Run sta- Delay 0.0 s 5.0 s Designer’s If a relay output is used,
tus 300.0 s Reference the relay in question must
6162 Run sta- Relay Not used Not used Handbook be set to ‘limit’.
tus output A Option- de-
pendent
6163 Run sta- Relay Not used Not used
tus output B Option- de-
pendent


Max. setting
6164 Run sta- Enable OFF OFF
tus ON
6170 Running detection

6171 Running No. of 0 teeth 0 teeth Designer’s If menu 6171 is set to 0,
detect. teeth 500 teeth Reference the magnetic pickup input
6172 Running Type Digital in Frequen- Handbook is not active.
detect. Multi-input cy Available running detection
types:
6173 Running Running 0 RPM 1000
- Digital input
detect. RPM 4000 RPM RPM
- Magnetic pickup
6174 Running Remove 1 RPM 400 RPM - Frequency
detect. starter 2000 RPM - EIC (engine communica-
6175 Running Pressure 0.0 bar 0.0 bar tion)
detect. level 15.0 bar - Multi-input (oil pressure)
If menu 6175 is set to 0.0,
the oil pressure running
detection is OFF.
6180 Starter
6181 Starter Start 0.0 s 5.0 s Designer’s Menus 6185 and 6186 re-
prepare 600.0 s Reference late to using oil pressure
6182 Starter Ext. pre- 0.0 s 0.0 s Handbook as running feedback.
pare 600.0 s If menu 6186 is set to 0.0,
the oil pressure running
6183 Starter Start ON 1.0 s 5.0 s
feedback is disregarded.
time 180.0 s
6184 Starter Start 1.0 s 5.0 s
OFF 99.0 s
time
6185 Starter Input Multi-input Multi-in-
type 102 put 102
Multi-input
108
6186 Starter Set point 0.0 bar 0.0 bar
300.0 bar
6190 Start attempts
6191 Start at- Set point 1 3 Designer’s Number of start attempts.
tempts 10 Reference
Handbook
6200 Shutdown override
6201 Shut- Attempts 1 7 Designer’s Shutdown override turns all
down 10 Reference shutdowns into warnings.
override Handbook Only exception is over-
speed and emergency
stop.


Max. setting
6202 Shut- Cooling 0.0 s 240.0 s
down down 9900.0 s
override
6203 Shut- Enable OFF OFF
down ON
override
6210 STOP
6211 STOP Cooling 1.0 s 240.0 s Designer’s The extended stop timer
down 9900.0 s Reference starts when the running
6212 STOP Exten- 2.0 s 5.0 s Handbook feedback disappears. Dur-
ded stop 3200.0 s ing the delay time it is not
possible to start the en-
6213 STOP Type Multi-input Multi-in-
gine. Menus 6213 and
102 put 102
6214 are used for tempera-
M-Logic
ture-dependent cooling
6214 STOP Set point 0 dec. 0 dec. down.
482 dec.
6220 Hz/V OK
6221 HZ/V OK Delay 1.0 s 5.0 s Designer’s The voltage and frequency
99.0 s Reference have to be continuously
Handbook within the limits before the
breaker can be closed.
6230 Generator breaker control
6231 GB con- Close 0.0 s 2.0 s Designer’s Menu 6212 is for compact
trol delay 30.0 s Reference breakers (need to charge
6232 GB con- Load 0.0 s 0.0 s Handbook spring before closing).
trol time 30.0 s
6380 Load share out
6381 Load Set point 1V 4V Option G3 Adjustment of the ana-
share out 5V Analogue logue load sharing line
load shar- max. value.
ing
6390 Load share type
6391 Load Set point Adjustable Option G3 Selection between selecta-
share Selco Analogue ble load sharing line max.
type T4800 load shar- value (setting 6381) or
ing adaptation to Selco T4800
load sharing line.
6910 Switchboard return mode


Max. setting
6911 SWBD Mode No mode No mode
ret. mode change/ change
Semi auto
mode/
Auto
3.10 EDG setup

3.10.1 EDG setup

Max. setting
7040 Test
7041 Test Set point 1% 80 %
100 %
7042 Test Delay 0.0 min. 5.0 min.
999.0 min.
7043 Return mode Semi-auto Auto
Auto
7044 Test type Simple Simple
Load
Full

3.11 External communication

3.11.1 External communication

Max. ry
set-
ting
7500 Communication control
7501 Comm. Power OFF OFF Option: These settings must be ON if com-
control ON Modbus mands are to be sent over the
7502 Comm. Fre- OFF OFF (H2) or Modbus communication. This will
control quency ON Profibus overrule external and internal set-
(H3) tings.
7503 Comm. Voltage OFF OFF
Voltage, power factor and reactive
control ON
power control requires AVR con-
7504 Comm. PF OFF OFF trol (option D1).
control ON
7505 Comm. Reac- OFF OFF
control tive ON
power
7510 External communication
7511 Ext. com- ID 1 1 Option: The mode ASCII is used for mo-
munication 247 Modbus dem communication (ASCII: 7 da-
(H2) or ta bit, RTU: 8 data bit)
Profibus
(H3)
7512 Ext. com- Baud 9600 9600 Option:
munication rate 19200 Modbus
(H2)
7513 Ext. com- Mode RTU RTU Option:
munication ASCII Modbus
(H2)
3.12 Internal communication

3.12.1 Internal communication

Max. setting
7530 Internal communication ID
7531 Int. comm. ID ID 1 1 Designer’s Reference Handbook
16

3.13 Engine interface communication

3.13.1 Engine interface communication
No. Setting Min. Fac- Notes Ref. Description

Max. tory
set-
ting
7560 Engine I/F
7561 En- En- OFF OFF Option: The setting affects the displayed
gine gine QSX15 Cum- data, but not the Modbus data
I/F type QSK23/45/60/78 mins (option H2).
QST30 Modbus
(H6)
7561 En- En- OFF OFF Option: MTU MDEC is only available in
gine gine DDEC J1939/ option H5.
I/F type EMR MTU Please choose MDEC
JDEC ADEC/ 2000/4000 M.303, when M.201
Iveco MTU or M.304 is required.
Perkins MDEC Menu 7562 is only available
Caterpillar (H5) when MTU ADEC is selected as
Volvo Penta EMS J1939 engine type.
Volvo Penta EMS (H7) Menu 7563 is for enabling the
2 EIC commands transmission.
Scania EMS Menu 7564: When set to “on”,
Scania EMS S6 up to 19 extra views (of 3 lines)
MDEC 2000/4000 are added to the 15 original V1
M.302 views (of 3 lines). These extra
MDEC 2000/4000 views are displaying all the
M.303 present engine com. values
MTU ADEC broadcasted on this CAN com-
Cummins munication when this function is
Generic J1939 set on “on”.
7562 CAN- Node 1 6
open ID 128
ID
7563 EIC Ena- On On
con- ble Off
trols
7564 EIC Ena- On Off
Auto ble Off
view

3.14 External I/O communication setup

3.14.1 External I/O communication setup
No. Setting Min. Fac- Notes Ref. Description

Max. tory
set-
ting
7950 KL320x config 7950
7951 KL320x Mod- Pt100 Option: Selection for analogue modules.
config ule 1 (2/3-wire) External The selections for KL 3202/3204
7952 KL320x Mod- 10- I/O mod- cannot be changed.
config ule 2 1200 Ω ules (H8) After changing module type, the pa-
(2-wire) rameter list in the PC USW must be
7953 KL320x Mod-
uploaded again.
config ule 3
7954 KL320x Mod-
config ule 4
7970 CAN I/F H8.2
7971 CAN I/F Type OFF OFF Option: This menu is only activated if option
H8.2 AOP-2 External H8.6 is activated.
Beckhoff I/O mod- After changing type, the parameter
7972 CAN I/F Baud 50 k 125 k ules (H8) list in the PC USW must be uploa-
H8.2 125 k ded again.
250 k Menu 7974 is for reestablishing
communication after a fault/discon-
7973 CAN I/F ID 1 to 64 1
nection.
H8.2
7974 CAN I/F Reset NO NO
H8.2 YES
7980 CAN I/F H8.8
7981 CAN I/F Type OFF OFF Option: This menu is only activated if option
H8.8 AOP-2 External H8.8 is activated.
Beckhoff I/O mod- After changing type, the parameter
7982 CAN I/F Baud 50 k 125 k ules (H8) list in the PC USW must be uploa-
H8.8 125 k ded again.
250 k Menu 7984 is for reestablishing
communication after a fault/discon-
7983 CAN I/F ID 1 to 64 1
nection.
H8.8
7984 CAN I/F Reset NO NO
H8.8 YES

3.15 Power management setup

3.15.1 Power management setup

Max. ry
setting
8000 Load-dependent start
8001 Load- Start Lim 1 kW 100 kW Designer’s Dependent on the settings
dep. start P 20000 kW Reference 8881 and 8882, the load-de-
8002 Load- Start Lim 1 kVA 100 Handbook pendent start set point will be
dep. start S 20000 kVA calculated either as kW/kVA
kVA or as percentage/value.
8003 Load- Start lim 1% 90 %

dep. start % 100 %
8004 Load- Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
dep. start 990.0 s
8010 Load-dependent stop
8011 Load- Stop Lim 1 kW 200 kW Designer’s Dependent on the settings
dep. stop P 20000 kW Reference 8881 and 8882, the load- de-
8012 Load- Stop Lim 1 kVA 200 Handbook pendent stop set point will be
dep. stop S 20000 kVA calculated either as kW/kVA
kVA or as percentage/value.
8013 Load- Stop Lim 1% 70 %

dep. stop % 100 %
8014 Load- Delay 5.0 s 30.0 s
dep. stop 990.0 s
8015 Load- Blocked OFF OFF
dep. stop with HC ON
8030 Priority selection
8031 Priority Priority Manual Manual Designer’s Priorities available:
select. Fuel opti- Reference - Manual
misation Handbook - Delayed prio. shift
- Dynamic
- Running hours
- Fuel optimisation
8080 Priority (1-5)
8081 Priority 1 ID 1 1 Designer’s Menu 8086 is only available
16 Reference if “Manual” is selected in
8082 Priority 2 ID 1 2 Handbook menu 8031. Menu 8086 re-
16 sets itself to OFF automati-
cally once the new settings
8083 Priority 3 ID 1 3
have been transmitted.
16


Max. ry
setting
16
16
8086 Transmit Tx OFF OFF
new pri- ON
ority
8090 Priority (6-11)
8091 Priority 6 ID 1 6 Designer’s Menu 8086 is only available
16 Reference if “Manual” is selected in
8092 Priority 7 ID 1 7 Handbook menu 8031. Menu 8086 re-
16 sets itself to OFF automati-
16
16
8095 Priority ID 1 10
10 16
11 16
8100 Priority (12-16)
8101 Priority ID 1 12 Designer’s Menu 8086 is only available
12 16 Reference if “Manual” is selected in
8102 Priority ID 1 13 Handbook menu 8031. Menu 8086 re-
13 16 sets itself to OFF automati-
14 16
15 16
16 16
8110 Running hours
8111 Running Set timer 1 hrs 175 hrs Designer’s The priority selection 8031
hours 20000 hrs Reference has been selected as run-
8112 Running Type Absolute Abso- Handbook ning hours.
hours Relative lute
8113 Running Reset OFF OFF
hours ON
8140 Stop non-connected DG/EDG


Max. ry
setting
8141 Stop Delay 0.0 s 60.0 s Designer’s The timer starts running
non-con. 600.0 s Reference when the unit is set to AUTO
DG/EDG Handbook operation and the breaker is
open while the engine is run-
ning.
The engine will stop when
the timer has expired.
8170 Fuel Optimise
8171 Fuel opti- Set point 30 % 80 % Designer’s The priority selection 8031
mise 100 % Reference has been selected as fuel
8172 Fuel opti- Swap set 50 kW 200 kW Handbook optimisation.
mise point 20000 kW
8173 Fuel opti- Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
mise 999.0 s
8174 Fuel opti- Hours 1 hrs 175 hrs
mise 20000 hrs
8175 Fuel opti- Enable OFF OFF
mise hour ON
8200 Heavy consumer 1
8201 HC 1 Req. val- 0 kVA 500 Designer’s Settings for Heavy Consumer
ue 9999 kVA kVA Reference no. 1.
8202 HC 1 Nom. 2 kW 400 kW Handbook Variable load can only be se-
power 9999 kW lected in connection with an
analogue input. The selec-
8203 HC 1 Load type Fixed Fixed
tion of this is made in setting
load load
8931.
Variable
load
8204 HC 1 Delay 0.0 s 0.0 s
60.0 s
load load
8941.
Variable
load
8214 HC 2 Delay 0.0 s 0.0 s
60.0 s
8220 Available power 1


Max. ry
setting
8221 Avail. Set point 10 kW 1000 Designer’s This function is used for load
Power 1 20000 kW kW Reference management. A relay can be
8222 Avail. Delay 1.0 s 10.0 s Handbook activated when a specific
Power 1 999.9 s amount of power is available
on the busbar.
8223 Avail. Output A Not used Not
Power 1 Option- used
depend-
ent
8224 Avail. Output B Not used Not
depend-
ent
8225 Avail. Enable OFF OFF
Power 1 ON
8230 Available power 2
8231 Avail. Set point 10 kW 1000 Designer’s This function is used for load
Power 2 20000 kW kW Reference management. A relay can be
8232 Avail. Delay 2.0 s 10.0 s Handbook activated when a specific
Power 2 999.9 s amount of power is available
on the busbar.
8233 Avail. Output A Not used Not
depend-
ent
8234 Avail. Output B Not used Not
depend-
ent
8235 Avail. Enable OFF OFF
Power 2 ON
8270 SGB/SCB/BTB Power
8271 SGB/ Tmax 0 kW 0 kW Designer’s If a power transducer is used
SCB/ 20000 kW Reference for measurement of the pow-
BTB Handbook er flow across:
Power SGB: Shaft generator break-
8272 SGB/ Tmin -20000 0 kW er.
SCB/ kW SCB: Shore connection
BTB 0 kW breaker.
Power BTB: Bus tie breaker.
Multi-input 102 has to be
used (4-20 mA).
8300 Load-dependent start 2


Max. ry
setting
8301 Load- Start Lim 1 kW 100 kW Designer’s Dependent on the settings
dep. start P 20000 kW Reference 8881 and 8882, the load-de-
2 Handbook pendent start set point will be
8302 Load- Start Lim 1 kVA 100 calculated either as kW/kVA
dep. start S 20000 kVA or as percentage/value.
2 kVA
8303 Load- Start Lim 1% 90 %
dep. start % 100 %
2
8304 Load- Delay 0.0 s 10.0 s
dep. start 990.0 s
2
8310 Load-dependent stop 2
8311 Load- Stop Lim 1 kW 200 kW Designer’s Dependent on the settings
dep. stop P 20000 kW Reference 8881 and 8882, the load-de-
2 Handbook pendent stop set point will be
8312 Load- Stop Lim 1 kVA 200 calculated either as kW/kVA
dep. stop S 20000 kVA or as percentage/value.
2 kVA
8313 Load- Stop Lim 1% 70 %
dep. stop % 100 %
2
8314 Load- Delay 5.0 s 30.0 s
dep. stop 990.0 s
2
8315 Load- Blocked OFF OFF
dep. stop with HC ON
2
load load
8381.
Variable
load
8324 HC 3 Delay 0.0 s 0.0 s
60.0 s


Max. ry
setting
load load
8391.
Variable
load
8334 HC 4 Delay 0.0 s 0.0 s
60.0 s
8340 HC 1 Res. alarm
8341 HC 1 Delay 10.0 s 180.0 s Designer’s
600.0 s Reference
8342 HC 1 Output A Not used Not Handbook
Option- used
depend-
ent
8343 HC 1 Output B Not used Not
Option- used
depend-
ent
8344 HC 1 Enable OFF OFF
ON
600.0 s Reference
Option- used
depend-
ent
Option- used
depend-
ent
ON
600.0 s Reference
Handbook


Max. ry
setting
8362 HC 3 Output A Not used Not
Option- used
depend-
ent
Option- used
depend-
ent
ON
600.0 s Reference
Option- used
depend-
ent
Option- used
depend-
ent
ON
8880 Load-dependent start/stop
8881 Ld. start/ S1 kW kW Designer’s Selection of the base for the
stop kVA Reference load-dependent start/stop.
8882 Ld. start/ S2 Percent- Per- Handbook
stop age cent-
Value age
8890 Blackout function
8891 Blackout Auto OFF OFF Designer’s Only for SG (shaft), SC
func. close ON Reference (shore) and BTB (bus tie
Handbook breaker) unit.
8892 Blackout I>> Start OFF OFF Designer’s Setting 8893 possibilities:
func. ON, 1 at- Reference - No mode change
tempt Handbook - Semi-auto
8893 Blackout Mode No mode No - Auto
func. change mode 8895 for EDG only.
AUTO change
8894 Blackout DG start 1 1
func. num. 16


Max. ry
setting
8895 Blackout EDG start 0.1 s 15.0 s
func. delay 999.9 s
8920 Secured mode

8921 Secured Enable OFF OFF Designer’s The secured mode will start
mode ON Reference one more generator than re-
8922 Min. no. Setting 1 1 1 Handbook quired by the load situation.
DG run 16 The minimum number of run-
ning DGs allows defining a
8923 Min. no. Setting 2 1 1
minimum amount of connec-
DG run 16
ted DGs in AUTO operation,
8924 Min. no. Setting 3 1 1 independent of the load sit-
DG run 16 uation.
8925 Min. no. Min. no. OFF OFF
DG run run. set. set. 3
set.
8930 HC 1 variable load
8931 HC 1 var Input Analogue Ana- Designer’s This setting only appears if
load 102 logue Reference “Variable load” is selected in
Option- 102 Handbook setting 8203
depend-
ent
8934 HC 1 var Min Limit 0 mA 0 mA
load 10 mA
8935 HC 1 var Max Limit 10 mA 20 mA
load 20 mA
8940 HC 2 variable load
8941 HC 2 var Input Analogue Ana- Designer’s This setting only appears if
load 102 logue Reference “Variable load” is selected in
Option- 102 Handbook setting 8213
depend-
ent
8944 HC 2 var Min Limit 0 mA 0 mA
load 10 mA
8945 HC 2 var Max Limit 10 mA 20 mA
load 20 mA
8950 Max. no. DG run
8951 Max. no. Setting 1 1 16 Designer’s The maximum number of
DG run 16 Reference running DGs allows defining
8952 Max. no. Setting 2 1 16 Handbook a maximum amount of con-
DG run 16 nected DGs in AUTO opera-
tion, independent of the load
situation.


Max. ry
setting
8953 Max. no. Setting 3 1 16
DG run 16
8954 Max. no. Max. no. OFF OFF
DG run run. set. set. 3
8960 Shore pos. on sync.
8961 Sh. pos Enable OFF OFF Designer's If the shore connection
on sync ON Reference breaker position ON feed-
Handbook back is enabled for synchro-
nisation, it is allowed to syn-
chronise the diesel generator
to the shore, otherwise the
synchronisation of the diesel
generator is blocked.
3.16 Jump menus

3.16.1 Jump menus
A number of menus can only be entered using the jump menu:
3.16.2 9000 Software version

Information about the actual software downloaded to the unit. Check this before contacting DEIF regarding
service and support matters.
3.16.3 9020 Service port

The service port can be set up to use the ASCII communication. The ASCII communication is used when the
utility software is connected through a modem.
Selection ‘0’ must be used for cable connection between the PPM and the PC.
Selection ‘1’ must be used for modem connection between the PPM and the PC.
3.16.4 9070 M4 SW version

Information about the software version in the engine I/F PCB placed in slot #8.

3.16.5 9100 Device type

Max. setting
9100 Application
9100 Appli- Appli- G unit G unit Designer’s This setting is only accessible us-
cation cation BTB unit Reference ing the ‘JUMP’ button on the dis-
Handbook play.
Available selections:
- G unit (diesel generator)
- SG unit (shaft generator)
- SC unit (shore connection)
- EG unit (emergency generator)
- BTB unit (bus tie breaker)
The unit will return to factory settings if the parameter is changed.
3.16.6 911x Password

Max. ry
setting
911x Password
9116 User Setting 0 2000 Designer’s It is recommended to change the
pass- 32000 Reference password levels of the user, serv-
word Handbook ice and master password, if ac-
9117 Service YYYYY 0 2001 cess to parameter settings must
pass- setting 32000 be restricted.
word
9118 Master XXXXX 0 2002
pass- setting 32000
word
3.16.7 9120 Service menu

The service menu can only be entered using the ‘JUMP’ push-button. This menu is used in service situations.
In the alarm selection you can see all the alarm timers and their remaining time if they are counting.
The input and output selections show the present status of the inputs and outputs, for example mode inputs,
relay outputs and load sharing lines.

No. Setting Description

9120 Service menu
9121 Service menu Timers Shows remaining alarm delay time
9122 N/A
9123 Digital inputs Shows digital input status
9124 Digital outputs Shows digital output status
9125 Miscellaneous Shows miscellaneous information
3.16.8 9130 AC configuration

This menu is used to choose between the different AC measurement systems.

9130 AC config
9130 AC config Setting 3 phase L1L2L3 (1)
3.16.9 9150 Backlight dimmer

The backlight intensity of the display unit can be adjusted by using this parameter.

9150 Backlight dimmer
9150 Backlight dim Sets the light intensity for the display
Press UP or DOWN
3.16.10 9160 Application setup

Four different user-defined applications can be saved in each PPM-3 unit.

Max. setting
9160 User-defined application
9160 Application Setting Appl 1 (1) Appl. 1 (1) Designer’s Ref- The 4 different applica-
Appl 4 (4) erence Hand- tions available make it
book possible to shift between
different plant types.
3.16.11 9190 Application broadcast

By using this setting, an application, which is available in one unit, can be transmitted to all other PPM-3 units
connected to the internal CAN bus line.

No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Description

Max. setting
9190 Appl. Broadcast
9190 Appl. ENA- Off Off To broadcast an application to other
Broad- BLE Broadcast + PPM-3 units, the application number to
cast Activate be transmitted must be selected. After-
APPL. Application 1 Appl. 1 wards, the enable function can be chos-
Application 4 en to either broadcast or broadcast and
activate the application.
3.17 GSM settings

3.17.1 GSM settings
GSM settings are only accessible in the utility software.

Max. setting tion
10320 GSM Pin code
GSM Pin Function 0 1933 Designer’s Ref-
code 9999 erence Hand-
book
10330 Telephone no. 1
10330 Telephone 1 Function 0 12345678903 Designer’s Ref-
99999999999 erence Hand-
book
Telephone nos. 2-5 settings 10340-10370 are equal to setting 10330.
3.18 Passwords
3.18.1 Passwords
Password settings are only accessible in the utility software.


Max. setting
10390 Password language page
10390 Passw. Lang. page None None Designer’s Reference Selections are:
Customer Handbook - None
- Master
- Service
- Customer
10400 Password log page
10400 Passw. Log page None None Designer’s Reference Selections are:
- Master
- Service
- Customer
10410 Password control page
10410 Passw. Control page None None Designer’s Reference Selections are:
- Master
- Service
- Customer
3.19 RMI 102

3.19.1 RMI 102
RMI 102 settings are only accessible in the utility software.


Max. setting
10460 RMI 1 type
10460 RMI 1 type Sensor type 1 Sensor type Designer’s Refer- Selections are:
Configurable 1 ence Handbook - Sensor type 1
- Sensor type 2
- Sensor type 3
- Configurable
10470 RMI 1 Input setpoint 1
10470 RMI 1 inp. 0 Ohm 10 Ohm Designer’s Refer- Configurable RMI
Setp. 1 480 Ohm ence Handbook curve
10480 RMI 1 Output setpoint 1
10480 RMI 1 outp. -49 40 Designer’s Refer- Configurable RMI
Setp. 1 482 ence Handbook curve
10490 RMI 1 inp. 0 Ohm 44.9 Ohm Designer’s Refer- Configurable RMI
10530 RMI 1 inp. 0 Ohm 134.7 Ohm Designer’s Refer- Configurable RMI


Max. setting
3.20 RMI 105

3.20.1 RMI 105
Settings 10630-10790 equal the settings for RMI 102 (10460-10620).
3.21 RMI 108

3.21.1 RMI 108
Settings 10800-10960 equal the settings for RMI 102 (10460-10620).

3.22 Multi-inputs selections

3.22.1 Multi-inputs selections

Max. setting
10970 Engineering units
10970 Engineering units Bar/Celsius Bar/Celsius
Psi/Fahrenheit
10980 Multi-input configuration 102
10980 Multi-inp. conf. 102 4-20 mA 0-40 V DC Possible selections:
Binary 4-20 mA
0-40 V DC
Pt100
Pt1000
RMI oil pressure
RMI water temp.
RMI fuel level
Binary
Binary 4-20 mA
0-40 V DC
Pt100
Pt1000
RMI oil pressure
RMI water temp.
RMI fuel level
Binary
Binary 4-20 mA
0-40 V DC
Pt100
Pt1000
RMI oil pressure
RMI water temp.
RMI fuel level
Binary
3.23 External digital outputs

3.23.1 External digital outputs
External digital output settings are only accessible in the utility software.


Max. setting
12790 Ext. dig. out 1
12790 Ext. dig. out 1 Function Alarm Alarm Option:
Siren External I/O modules
Horn (H8)
Limit
Ext. dig. out 1 OFF delay 0.0 s 5.0 s
999.9 s
The same applies to settings 12800-12940.
3.24 External module status

3.24.1 External module status
External module status is only accessible in the utility software.
No. Setting Min. Notes Ref. Description

Max.
12950 Ext module 0 -32768 Option: This is a number read in the external module
STATUS +32768 External I/O and displayed in the USW only. See the de-
modules (H8) scription of option H8 for details.
The same applies to settings 12951-12983 (external modules 1 to 33).

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Protection and Power Management, PPM-3

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2.22.1. Analogue input setup (option M15.8).........................................................................................82

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3.16.9. 9150 Backlight dimmer............................................................................................................ 138

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1.1.2 Legal information and disclaimer

1.1.3 Safety issues

1.1.4 Electrostatic discharge awareness

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1.1.5 Factory settings

1.2 About the Parameter List

1.2.2 Intended users

1.2.3 Contents and overall structure

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In the following, these abbreviations are used:

The table consists of the following possible adjustments:

Relay output A: A relay can be activated by output A.

Relay output B: A relay can be activated by output B.

Enable: The alarm can be activated or deactivated. ON means always activated,

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Fail classes are:

Fail class DG EDG SC SG BTB

It is also possible to configure the pa-

By using the PC utility software, some

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2.1 Reverse power protection

No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

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2.2 Over-current protection

No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

1103 Voltage Set 50 % 140 % @70 %

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No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Facto- Notes Ref. Description

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2.3 Generator voltage protection

No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

1190 G/SG/SC undervoltage 3

2.4 Generator frequency protection

Frequency settings relate to the nominal frequency setting.

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

2.5 Busbar voltage protection

Voltage settings relate to the nominal voltage setting.

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description

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No. Setting Min. Factory Notes Ref. Description