Automatic Transfer Switch Trans-ATS - D - Manual - EN V03

TRANS-ATS.
D
AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH
User Manual
EMKO ELEKTRONÝK A.Þ.

Demirtaþ Org. San. Bolg.
Karanfil Sk. No: 6 TR
16369 Bursa / TURKEY
Phone : +90 224 261 1900

Faks : +90 224 261 1912
Url : www.emkoelektronik.com.tr
E-mail :emko@emkoelektronik.com.tr
exposales@emkoelektronik.com.tr
Introduction Manual. ENG TRANS-ATS_D 02 V03 04/20

CONTENTS
1.Introduction........................................................................................................................................ Page 4
1.1 General Specifications................................................................................................................ Page 4
1.2 Warranty...................................................................................................................................... Page 4
1.3 Maintenance .............................................................................................................................. Page 4
1.4 Order Information....................................................................................................................... Page 4
2.Installation.......................................................................................................................................... Page 5
2.1 Unit Configuration....................................................................................................................... Page 5
2.2 Panel Mounting........................................................................................................................... Page 5
Figure 2.1 Front View................................................................................................................. Page 5
Figure 2.2 Panel Cut-Out........................................................................................................... Page 5
2.3 Electrical Connection.................................................................................................................. Page 6
3.Definition Of Front Panel And Accessing To The Parameters....................................................... Page 7

3.1 Front Panel Description.............................................................................................................. Page 7
3.2 Changing And Saving Parameter Values ................................................................................... Page 14
4.Parameters.......................................................................................................................................... Page 15
4.1 Operator Parameters.................................................................................................................. Page 15
4.1.1 Source 1............................................................................................................................ Page 15
4.1.2 Source 2............................................................................................................................ Page 15
4.2 Technician Parameters............................................................................................................... Page 16
4.2.1 System...............................................................................................................................Page 16
4.2.2 Source 1............................................................................................................................ Page 22
4.2.3 Source 2............................................................................................................................ Page 23
4.2.4 Load...................................................................................................................................Page 24
4.2.5 Power Supply..................................................................................................................... Page 25
4.2.6 Engine............................................................................................................................... Page 25
4.2.7 Inputs................................................................................................................................. Page 27
4.2.8 Outputs.............................................................................................................................. Page 39
4.2.9 Timers................................................................................................................................ Page 48
4.2.10 Expansion Modules......................................................................................................... Page 49
4.2.11 User Adjustment.............................................................................................................. Page 50
5.Specifications..................................................................................................................................... Page 53
6.Other Informations............................................................................................................................. Page 54
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EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Manufacturer’s Name : EMKO ELEKTRONIK A.S.

Manufacturer’s Address : DOSAB, Karanfil Sk., No:6,
16369 Bursa, TURKEY
The manufacturer hereby declares that the product:
Product Name : Automatic Transfer Switch
Type Number : TRANS-ATS.D
Product Category : Electrical equipment for measurement, control and

laboratory use
Conforms to the following directives :
2014 / 35 / EC The Low Voltage Directive
2014 / 30 / EC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
has been designed and manufactured to the following specifications:
EN 61000-6-4:2007 EMC Generic Emission Standard for Industrial Environments
EN 61000-6-2:2005 EMC Generic Immunity Standard for Industrial Environments
EN 61010-1:2010 Safety Requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control

and laboratory use
EN 60947-6-1:2005/A1:2014 Low - voltage switchgear and controlgear - Part 6-1: Multiple

Function equipment - Transfer switching equipment
When and Where Issued Authorized Signature

th
02 March 2017 Name : Serpil YAKIN
Bursa-TURKEY Position : Quality Manager
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1.Introduction
1.1 General Specifications

The unit provides the voltage monitoring for both sources and automatic transfer switching. In
the event of any Source voltage failure, the remote start relay output is energized(if generator
application selected) and the unit automatically transfers the load from one source to other.
Both automatic and manual control is possible. A test mode is also available which allows the
generator with the higher priority to be run.
The unit is extensively programmable through the front panel, with password protection on
two levels. Operational parameters can also be monitored and controlled from a PC via a
built-in USB port.
The unit monitors both sources and gives warning of any faults that are detected.
If a fault is detected, the unit shuts down the engine(if generator application selected), transfers
load to the other source and shows the failure message on the LCD display.
1.2 Warranty
EMKO Elektronik warrants that the equipment delivered is free from defects in material and
workmanship. This warranty is provided for a period of two years. The warranty period starts from
the delivery date. This warranty is in force if duty and responsibilities which are determined in
warranty document and instruction manual performs by the customer completely.
1.3 Maintenance
Repairs should only be performed by trained and specialized personnel. Cut power to the device
before accessing internal parts.
Do not clean the case with hydrocarbon-based solvents (Petrol, Trichlorethylene etc.). Use of
these solvents can reduce the mechanical reliability of the device. Use a cloth dampened in ethyl
alcohol or water to clean the external plastic case.
1.4 Order Information

Trans-ATS.D: Automatic transfer switch with USB communication
Trans-ATS.D.RS485: Automatic transfer switch with USB and RS-485 communication
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2.Installation
Ýçindekiler
Before beginning installation of this product, please read the instruction

! manual and warnings below carefully.
A visual inspection of this product for possible damage occured during shipment is
recommended before installation. It is your responsibility to ensure that qualified mechanical
and electrical technicians install this product.
If there is danger of serious accident resulting from a failure or defect in this unit , power off
the system and seperate the electrical connection of the device from the system.
Keep the power off until all of the wiring is completed so that electric shock and trouble with
the unit can be prevented.
2.1 Unit Configuration

Ýçindekiler
The unit can be programmed using the buttons and LCD display on the front panel or PC
Software.
2.2 Panel Mounting

Ýçindekiler
The unit is designed for panel mounting. Fixing is by two screw fixings.
1- Insert the unit in the panel cut-out from the front.
2- Insert the fixings in the slotted at the corners of the unit and tighten the fixing screws to secure
the unit against the panel.
! During the equipment is putted in hole on the metal panel while mechanical
installation some metal burrs can cause injury on hands, you must be careful.
ATS.D
ü
152mm
135mm
S1 S2
182mm
229mm
Figure 2.1 Front View Figure 2.2 Panel Cut-Out
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2.3 Electrical Connection
TRANS-ATS.D three phase connections schematic
43 44 45
BATTERY -
(Optional)
22 21
RS-485
USB
A(+) B(-)
! 1
FUSE-7
BATTERY +
LOAD
N
L1
L2
L3
! 2
13 14 15 16
N
L1
L2
L3
BATTERY -
S2: (GENERATOR)
Max. 300VV
5
FUSE-6
Emergency Stop or
4
35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28
FUSE-5
Configurable Input-1
3
FUSE-4
2
8A
1
Source 2 Configurable Input-6

Contactor
Relay
S2
BATTERY +
Electrical interlock
Source 2 Ready or
BATTERY +
Mechanical interlock
S1
Source 1
TRANSISTOR OUTPUTS
Contactor Configurable Output-1

39 38 37 36
Relay
Configurable Output-2
10
8A
MAX. 1 A
FUSE-3
9
Max. 300VV
FUSE-2
8
FUSE-8 BATTERY +
42 41 40
FUSE-1
S1: (MAINS)
5A
7
Remote Start 1 or
6
5A
Remote Start 2 or
L1
L2
L3
N
FUSE-1, FUSE-2, FUSE-5, FUSE-6 2 A. T FUSE-3, FUSE-4 8 A. T

FUSE-7 6 A. T
FUSE-8 Max. 10 A. T
1- Connect the unit as shown in the appropriate diagram. Be sure to connect the battery
! supply the right way round and battery negative should be grounded.
2- Current transformers secondary should be grounded.
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3. Front Panel Description And Accessing To The Parameters
3.1 Front Panel Description
ATS.D 14 15 16
1 4
17 20
2 18
ü19
3 21
22 23 24
6 7
5
S1 S2
25 26 8
9 10 11 12 13
27 28 29 30 31 32
Number Comment
1 This LED indicates that a "Shutdown" alarm was detected.
2 This LED indicates that a "Warning" alarm was detected
3 This LED indicates that a "Maintenance" alarm was detected
4 This LCD display is used for displaying the electrical measurements during normal operation,
and editing/inspecting programming parameters in program mode.
5 This LED indicates that Source 1 voltage and frequency is within limits and is ready to take over
the load.
6 This LED shows that the load is supplied from the Source 1.
7 This LED shows that the load is supplied from the Source 2.
8 This LED indicates that Source 2 voltage and frequency is within limits and is ready to take over
the load.
9 This LED shows that the unit is in the AUTO mode.
10 This LED shows that the unit is in the TEST mode.
11 This LED shows that the unit is in the MANUAL mode.
12 In the MAN, AUTO and TEST modes, this LED indicates that the engine is starting up or is
running.
13 This LED shows that the unit is in the STOP mode.
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Number Comment
14 Warning and Alarm messages shortcut button.
15 Event Logs shortcut button.
16 The LAMP TEST button illuminates all LED indicators.
17 In Programming mode, it operates as an Up button (changing cursor position) or Increment
button (increase parameter value).
18 This button is used for showing previous page in normal operation. In Programming mode, it
operates as an Left button (changing cursor position).
19 This button is used for entering parameter edit section and saving parameter value in
programming mode.
20 This button is used for showing next page in normal operation. In Programming mode, it
operates as an Right button (changing cursor position).
21 In Programming mode, it operates as an Down button (changing cursor position) or
Decrement button (decrease parameter value).
22 The Escape button is used for exit previous section in programming mode.
23 When this button is pressed, the unit goes into its PROGRAMMING Mode.
24 This button will silence the alarm horn after a failure has been detected.
25 This button opens or closes the S1 contactor, only operative when manual mode is selected.
26 This button opens or closes the S2 contactor, only operative when manual mode is selected.
27 This button will reset the controller after a failure has been detected.
28 The AUTO button is used for changing operating mode of the unit to the AUTO Mode.
29 The TEST button is used for changing operating mode of the unit to the TEST Mode.
30 The MAN button is used for changing operating mode of the unit to the MANUAL Mode.
31 The START button is used for starting the engine when the unit is in the Manual Mode.
32 The STOP button is used for changing operating mode of the unit to the STOP Mode.
The generator is stopped.
LCD display Description
Source 1: Mains Page1

Current page name
Measurement values
S1: MAINS
V12: 380V V1: 220V
V23: 380V V2: 220V ü
V31: 380V V3: 220V
Source 1 okay
Engine Status or Error Messages
128x64 Dot-matrix LCD display.
Use the Next and Previous buttons to select which Data display page (screen) is to be displayed.
When the Alarm (!) shortcut button is pressed, the Warning & Alarm display page is displayed.
When the Event log (LOG) shortcut button is pressed, the Event Log display page is displayed.
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Data display pages on the LCD display;
Source 1 Page1:
V12: Source 1 voltage L1-L2
S1: MAINS V23: Source 1 voltage L2-L3
V12: 380V V1: 220V V31: Source 1 voltage L3-L1
V1: Source 1 voltage L1-N
V23: 380V V2: 220V V2: Source 1 voltage L2-N
S2 on load
Source 1 Page2:
Fq: Source 1 frequency
S1: MAINS Phase Seq.: Source 1 phase sequence
Fq:50.0Hz Dual time: Dual working time left for source 1
Phase seq.: L1 L2 L3
Dual time: 0:00
S2 on load
Source 2 Page1:
V12: Source 2 voltage L1-L2
S2: GENERATOR V23: Source 2 voltage L2-L3
V12: 380V V1: 220V V31: Source 2 voltage L3-L1
V1: Source 2 voltage L1-N
S2 on load
Source 2 Page2:
S2: GENERATOR Phase Seq.: Source 2 phase sequence
Fq:50.0Hz Dual time: Dual working time left for source 2
Phase seq.: L1 L2 L3
Dual time: 2:00
S2 on load
Load Page1:
I1: Load Current L1
LOAD I2: Load Current L2
I1: 26A PF1: 0.84 I3: Load Current L3
PF1: Load power factor L1
I2: 23A PF2: 0.80 PF2: Load power factor L2
I3: 25A PF3: 0.82 PF3: Load power factor L3
S2 on load
Load Page2:
P1: Load active power L1
LOAD P2: Load active power L2
P1: 170kW P3: Load active power L3
P2: 170kW
P3: 170kW
S2 on load
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Load Page3:
Q1: Load reactive power L1
LOAD Q2: Load reactive power L2
Q1: 40kVAr Q3: Load reactive power L3
Q2: 40kVAr
Q3: 40kVAr
S2 on load
Load Page4:
S1: Load apparent power L1
LOAD S2: Load apparent power L2
S1: 210kVA S3: Load apparent power L3
S2: 210kVA
S3: 210kVA
S2 on load
Load Page5:
SP: Load total active power
LOAD SQ: Load total reactive power
SP: 510kW SS: Load total apparent power
SQ: 120kVAr
SS: 630kVA
S2 on load
Load Page6:
kWh: Source active energy
LOAD KVArh: Source reactive energy
kWh : 30600
kVArh: 7200
S2 on load
Power Supply Page:

Battery volt: Battery supply voltage
POWER SUPPLY
Battery volt: 12.0Vdc
S2 on load
Input & Output Status Page:

Inputs: Input status information. If an input is active, related digit
is displayed as "1" else it is displayed as "0".
INPUT & OUTPUT 1: Conf. in-1, 2: Conf. in-2, 3: Conf. in-3, 4: Conf. in-4,
1 4 5 8 5: Conf. in-5, 6: Conf. in-6, 7: Conf. in-7, 8: Conf. In-8.
Inputs : 0000 0000 Outputs: Output status information. If an output is active, related
Outputs: 0000 0110 digit is displayed as "1" else it is displayed as "0".
1: Conf. out-1, 2: Conf. out-2, 3: Conf. out-3, 4: Conf. out-4,
S2 on load 5: Conf. out-5, 6: Conf. out-6, 7: Source 2 contactor,
8: Source 1 contactor.
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Exp. Input & Output Status Page:
Inputs: Exp. input status information. If an input is active, related
digit is displayed as "1" else it is displayed as "0".
EXP. INPUT & OUTPUT 1: Exp. conf. in-1, 2: Exp. conf. in-2, 3: Exp. conf. in-3,
1 4 5 8 4: Exp. conf. in-4, 5: Exp. conf. in-5, 6: Exp. conf. in-6,
Inputs : 0000 0000 7: Exp. conf. in-7, 8: Exp. conf. in-8.
Outputs: 0000 0000 Outputs: Exp. output status information. If an output is active,
related digit is displayed as "1" else it is displayed as "0".
S2 on load 1: Exp. conf. out-1, 2: Exp. conf. out-2, 3: Exp. conf. out-3,
4: Exp. conf. out-4, 5: Exp. conf. out-5, 6: Exp. conf. out-6,
7: Exp. conf. out-7, 8: Exp. conf. out-8.
Date & Time Page:
Date: Day, Month, Year.
DATE & TIME Time: Hour, minute, second.
15/02/2011
13:32:28
Warning & Alarm display pages on the LCD display;
Warning & Alarm Page:

1/3: The first message of current alarms.
WARNING&ALARM 1/3 Emergency stop!: This message indicates that an emergency
stop alarm has occurred.
Emergency stop!
Event Log display pages on the LCD display;
Event Log Page1:

1.1: The first page of related event log
EVENT LOG 1.1 Emergency stop: This message indicates that an emergency stop
15/02/2011 14:26:08 alarm has occurred. (Event history: 15/02/2011 date, 14:26:08
time).
Emergency stop V1: Source 2 voltage L1-N
V1: 220V I1: 26A I1: Load Current L1
V2: 220V I2: 23A V2: Source 2 voltage L2-N
I2: Load Current L2
Event Log Page2:

1.2: The second page of related event log
EVENT LOG 1.2 V3: Source 2 voltage L3-N
V3: 220V I3: 25A I3: Load Current L3
Fq:50.0Hz kW: 510 kW: Source 2 total active power
Source 1 Source 1: This message indicates that load is supplied from
source 1
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Example-1: Displaying all Data display pages.
S1: MAINS S1: MAINS S2: GENERATOR

V12: 380V V1: 220V Fq:50.0Hz V12: 380V V1: 220V
V23: 380V V2: 220V Phase seq.: L1 L2 L3 V23: 380V V2: 220V
V31: 380V V3: 220V Dual time: 0:00 V31: 380V V3: 220V
S2 on load S2 on load S2 on load
S2: GENERATOR LOAD LOAD

Fq:50.0Hz I1: 26A PF1: -0.84 P1: 170kW
Phase seq.: L1 L2 L3 I2: 23A PF2: -0.80 P2: 170kW
Dual time: 2:00 I3: 25A PF3: -0.82 P3: 170kW
LOAD LOAD LOAD

Q1: 40kVAr S1: 210kVA SP: 510kW
Q2: 40kVAr S2: 210kVA SQ: 120kVAr
Q3: 40kVAr S3: 210kVA SS: 630kVA
LOAD POWER SUPPLY INPUT & OUTPUT

kWh : 30600 Battery volt: 12.0Vdc 1 4 5 8
kVArh: 7200 Inputs : 0000 0000
Outputs: 0000 0110
EXP. INPUT & OUTPUT DATE & TIME

1 4 5 8
Inputs : 0000 0000 15/02/2011
Outputs: 0000 0000 13:32:28
S2 on load
Example-2: Displaying all Warning&Alarm display pages
WARNING&ALARM 1/2 WARNING&ALARM 2/2

Emergency stop! Spare-7 alarm!
S1: MAINS
V12: 380V V1: 220V
V23: 380V V2: 220V
V31: 380V V3: 220V
Source 1 okay
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Example-3: Displaying all Event Log display pages
EVENT LOG 1.1 EVENT LOG 1.2

15/02/2011 14:26:08 V3: 220V I3: 25A
Emergency stop Fq:50.0Hz kW: 510
V1: 220V I1: 26A Source 1
V2: 220V I2: 23A
S1: MAINS
V12: 380V V1: 220V
V23: 380V V2: 220V
V31: 380V V3: 220V
Source 1 okay
Manual START on Generator-Generator Application
S1: GENERATOR OPTIONS

V12: 0V V1: 0V Press START Generator 1
V23: 0V V2: 0V button on Generator 2 ü
V31: 0V V3: 0V Exit
Ready Manual Mode
Press the Enter
Button to
START
S1: GENERATOR
V12: 0V V1: 0V
V23: 0V V2: 0V ü
V31: 0V V3: 0V
S1 start active
LCD display language selection

English Display
S1: MAINS LCD DISPLAY
V12: 380V V1: 220V Language Press the Up or
V23: 380V V2: 220V ü ENGLISH ü Down buttons to
V31: 380V V3: 220V
Source 1 okay Press the select the language
Enter you wish to change.
button.
LCD DISPLAY
Language
ENGLISH ü
Press the Escape Press the Enter

button to exit language button to confirm
selection screen. the changed value.
English Display Chinese Display

S1: MAINS Ö÷µçÔ´
V12: 380V V1: 220V V12: 380V V1: 220V
V23: 380V V2: 220V V23: 380V V2: 220V
V31: 380V V3: 220V V31: 380V V3: 220V
Source 1 okay
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3.2 Changing And Saving Parameters Values
Operation Screen
S1: MAINS PROGRAM
V12: 380V V1: 220V Operator setting Press the Up or
V23: 380V V2: 220V ü Technician setting ü Down buttons to
V31: 380V V3: 220V Factory adjustment
Source 1 okay select the section
you wish to
view/change.
When the Prog button is
pressed, the parameters
section is asked for
accessing to parameters.
PROGRAM TECHNICIAN SETTING

Operator setting Password
Technician setting ü ü
Enter password
Factory adjustment 0000
Press the with cursor (Right,
Enter Left, Up and
button. Down) buttons.
TECHNICIAN SETTING TECHNICIAN SETTING

Password System Press the Up or
ü Source 1 ü Down buttons to
0162 Source 2
Load select the main
parameter group
Press the Enter button to confirm you wish to
Note1: If Enter button is pressed password. If the password is view/change.
and the technician password is incorrect, the unit will drop out of
zero, Password screen is ignored. program mode.
TECHNICIAN SETTING SOURCE 2

System Volt level
Source 1 ü Frequency level ü
Source 2 Actions
Load
Press Enter button to access to
all parameters page in currently Press Enter button to
main parameter group. access to all parameters in
currently parameter page.
SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL

Under volt set Under volt set Parameter can be
Under volt reset ü 320 Vac ü changed with Up
Over volt set and Down buttons.
Over volt reset
Press the Enter
button to view
parameter value.
SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL

Under volt set Under volt set
325 Vac ü Under volt reset ü
Over volt set
Over volt reset
Press Enter button to
confirm the changed value. To exit from
programming mode any
time, press Prog button.
When the Escape button is
SOURCE 2 pressed any time, previous S1: MAINS Operation
Volt level page can be accessed. V12: 380V V1: 220V Screen
Frequency level V23: 380V V2: 220V
Actions V31: 380V V3: 220V
Source 1 okay
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4. Parameters
4.1 Operator Parameters
4.1.1 Source 1 (Mains)
SOURCE 1 VOLT LEVEL (Source 1->Volt level) Min Max Default Unit
Under volt trip Source 1 Under Voltage 60 600 320 VV
Under volt reset Source 1 Under Voltage Reset 60 600 340 VV
Over volt trip Source 1 Over Voltage 60 600 440 VV
Over volt reset Source 1 Over Voltage Reset 60 600 420 VV
SOURCE 1 FREQ. LEVEL (Source 1->Frequency level) Min Max Default Unit
Under freq trip Source 1 Under Frequency 20.0 75.0 45.0 Hz
Under freq reset Source 1 Under Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 48.0 Hz
Over freq trip Source 1 Over Frequency 20.0 75.0 55.0 Hz
Over freq reset Source 1 Over Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 52.0 Hz
4.1.2 Source 2 (Generator)
Under volt trip Source 2 Under Voltage 60 600 320 VV
Under volt reset Source 2 Under Voltage Reset 60 600 340 VV
Over volt trip Source 2 Over Voltage 60 600 440 VV
Over volt reset Source 2 Over Voltage Reset 60 600 420 VV
Under freq trip Source 2 Under Frequency 20.0 75.0 45.0 Hz
Under freq reset Source 2 Under Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 48.0 Hz
Over freq trip Source 2 Over Frequency 20.0 75.0 55.0 Hz
Over freq reset Source 2 Over Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 52.0 Hz
Note: dis = disable

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4.2 Technician Parameters
4.2.1 System
SYSTEM NETWORK (System->Network) Min Max Default Unit

CT ratio Current Transformer Ratio 5 9999 100
PT ratio Voltage Transformer Ratio 1 100 1
Type of AC system Select AC system; 0- 1 Phase 2 Wire 0 3 1
1- 3 Phase 4 Wire
2- 2 Phase 3 Wire L1-L2
3- 2 Phase 3 Wire L1-L3
Phase sequence Phase Sequence (dis, L123 or L321) DISBL, L123, DISBL
L321
Generator kVA rating Generator kVA rating set 0 9999 300 kVA
CT ratio
Load current transformer’s transfer ratio(Primary current/Secondary current) value must be entered to
this parameter.
Example:
If Current Transformer Primary=500A and Current Transformer Secondary=5A, Current Transformer
Ratio should be entered CT Primary/CT Secondary=100.
PT ratio
Defines the scaling factor applied to voltage readout and associated fault conditions.
This PT ratio is for additional voltage transformers mounted the unit.
Type of AC System
This parameter is used to detail the type of AC system to which the unit is connected:
1 phase 2 wire, 3 phase 4 wire, 2 phase 3 wire L1-L2, 2 phase 3 wire L1-L3.
Phase Sequence
DISABLE: The Source 1 and the Source 2 phase sequence checking disabled.
L123 or L321: if the any of the source's phase sequence is faulty, the "S1/S2 phase sequence wrong"
warning is given and the source's contactor is deenergized. If the source with the faulty phase
sequence is configured as generator, then the generator will be stopped.
SYSTEM OPTIONS (System->Options) Min Max Default Unit

1
Source selection * Source selection 0-Mains-Gen 0 2 0
1-Gen-Gen
2-Mains-Mains
Operation type Operation type 0-Duty - standby 0 1 0
1-Dual
Source priority Source priority 0-Source 1 0 1 0
1-Source 2
Source 1 dual time Source 1 dual time 0 9999 60 Min.
Source 2 dual time Source 2 dual time 0 9999 60 Min.
Early start time Early start time 0 999 10 sec
Note: *1 = The device must be restarted after changing this parameter.

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Source selection
This parameter is used to detail the type of sources connected to the terminals.
-Mains-Gen: Mains supply is connected to the Source 1 terminals and Generator is connected to the
Source 2 terminals.
-Gen-Gen: 1st Generator is connected to the Source 1 terminals and 2nd Generator is connected to
the Source 2 terminals.
-Mains-Mains: 1st Mains supply is connected to the Source 1 terminals and 2nd Mains supply is
connected to the Source 2 terminals.
Operation type
This parameter is used to select the operation type of the system.
-Duty-standby: In this operation type, the source with the higher priorty supplies the load. If the
source with higher priorty fails then the source with the lower priority supplies the load.
-Dual:Each source supplies the load in turn. Each source supplies the load during Source dual timer.
If the source that supplies the load fails, then the other source supplies the load. When the dual time
expired, if the other source is failed, then source that is working supplies the load for one more
period.
Source priority
This parameter is used to select source working priority.
Source 1/2 dual time

These timers indicate the dual working time for each of the sources.
BREAKERS (System->Breakers) Min Max Default Unit

Type of Breaker Hardware Breaker Selection 0 2 0
S2 brk.cls.contact Source 2 Close Breaker Contact Type NO / NC 0
S2 brk.cls.relay Source 2 Close Breaker Relay Type NOR / PULS 0
S2 brk.cls.time Source 2 Close Timer 1 250 5 Sec
S2 brk.open relay Source 2 Open Breaker Relay Type NOR / PULS 0
S2 brk.open time Source 2 Open Timer 1 250 5 Sec
S1 brk.cls.contact Source 1 Close Breaker Contact Type NO / NC 0
S1 brk.cls.relay Source 1 Close Breaker Relay Type NOR / PULS 0
S1 brk.cls.time Source 1 Close Timer 1 250 5 Sec
S1 brk.open relay Source 1 Open Breaker Relay Type NOR / PULS 0
S1 brk.open time Source 1 Open Timer 1 250 5 Sec
Break.close puls.time Breaker Close Pulse Time 0.0 10.0 0.5 Sec
Break.open pulse time Breaker Open Pulse Time 0.0 10.0 0.5 Sec
Transfer time Transfer Time 0 250 2 Sec
Spring loading time Spring Loading Time 1 250 3 Sec
Retry number Retry Number 1 250 5
Hardware Breaker Selection
0- Breakers: S1 and S2 breakers have only close drives and if close drive off breaker will open.
Parameters; S2 CLOSE BREAKER CONTACT TYPE, S2 CLOSE TIMER(if S2 closed input selected),
S2 OPEN TIMER(if S2 closed input selected), S1 CLOSE BREAKER CONTACT TYPE, S1 CLOSE
TIMER(if S1 closed input selected), S1 OPEN TIMER(if S1 closed input selected), TRANSFER TIME.
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Example: If Hardware Breaker Selection parameter is selected as 0;
For closing For opening
S2 Shalter S2 Shalter
S2 Closed Out.
(NO) t[s]
S2 Closed Out.
(NC) t[s]
S2 Shalter Closed Opened
1- User Configured: S1 and S2 breakers have only close drives, when want to breaker close, close
breaker output on and after 1 sec. open breaker output on and after breaker close pulse time open
breaker output will off. When want to breaker open close breaker output and open breaker output will
off.
Parameters; S2 CLOSE BREAKER CONTACT TYPE, S2 CLOSE TIMER(if S2 closed input selected),
S2 OPEN TIMER(if S2 closed input selected), S1 CLOSE BREAKER CONTACT TYPE, S1 CLOSE
TIMER(if S1 closed input selected), S1 OPEN TIMER(if S1 closed input selected),BREAKER CLOSE
PULSE TIME, TRANSFER TIME.
Example: If Hardware Breaker Selection parameter is selected as 1;
For closing For opening
S2 Shalter S2 Shalter
Breaker close
pulse time
S2 Closed Out.
(NO) t[s]
S2 Closed Out.
(NC) t[s]
1s
S2 Open Out.
(NO) t[s]
S2 Open Out.
(NC) t[s]
S2 Shalter Closed Opened
2- Motorised Breakers: User can select all the breaker types.

Parameters; S2 CLOSE BREAKER CONTACT TYPE, S2 CLOSE BREAKER RELAY TYPE, S2
CLOSE TIMER(if S2 closed input selected), S2 OPEN BREAKER RELAY TYPE, S2 OPEN TIMER(if
gen closed input selected), S1 CLOSE BREAKER CONTACT TYPE, S1 CLOSE BREAKER RELAY
TYPE, S1 CLOSE TIMER(if S1 closed input selected), S1 OPEN BREAKER RELAY TYPE, S1 OPEN
TIMER(if S1 closed input selected), BREAKER CLOSE PULSE TIME(if S2 Close Breaker Relay Type
or S1 Close Breaker Relay Type parameter is selected as 1), BREAKER OPEN PULSE TIME(if S2
Open Breaker Relay Type or S1 Open Breaker Relay Type parameter is selected as 1), TRANSFER
TIME, SPRING LOADING TIME, RETRY NUMBER.
Example-1: S2CB Close Diagram.
If Hardware Breaker Selection parameter is selected as 2 (Motorised Breakers), S2 Close Breaker
Relay Type parameter is selected as 1 (PULSE) and S2 Open Breaker Relay Type parameter is
selected as 1 (PULSE);
S2bCt: S2 close timer
brCP: Breaker close pulse time
brOP: Breaker open pulse time
sPLD: Spring loading time
rtNB: Retry number
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rtNB
brCP brCP brCP brCP brCP brCP brCP brCP brCP brCP
S2CB close sPLD sPLD sPLD
command
t[s]
brOP S2bCt S2bCt brOP S2bCt brOP S2bCt S2bCt S2bCt S2bCt
1s 1s 1s
S2CB open
command
t[s]
Feedback
input
t[s]
S2CB fail to
close alarm
t[s]
Example-2: S2CB Open Diagram.

If Hardware Breaker Selection parameter is selected as 2 (Motorised Breakers), S2 Close Breaker
Relay Type parameter is selected as 1 (PULSE) and S2 Open Breaker Relay Type parameter is
selected as 1 (PULSE);
S2bOt: S2 open timer
brOP: Breaker open pulse time
S2CB close
command
t[s]
S2bOt S2bOt
S2CB open brOP
command
t[s]
Feedback
input
t[s]
S2CB fail to
open alarm
t[s]
S2 Close Timer
This is used to monitor the closure of the Source 2 contactor or breaker. It will only operate if an
auxiliary input is configured as ‘Source 2 Closed Auxiliary’ and connected to the auxiliary on the source
2 contactor or breaker. Once a source 2 closed signal is issued the ‘S2 close timer’ is initiated. Should
the ‘Source 2 Closed Auxiliary’ input become active the timer the ‘S2 close timer’ is cancelled. If the
timer expires and the ‘Source 2 Closed Auxiliary’ has not become active the module will issue a
‘Source 2 failed to close’ alarm.
S2 Open Timer
This is used to monitor the opening of the Source 2 contactor or breaker. It will only operate if an
auxiliary input is configured as ‘Source 2 Closed Auxiliary’ and connected to the auxiliary on the
Source 2 contactor or breaker. Once a Source 2 open signal is issued the ‘S2 open timer’ is initiated.
Should the ‘Source 2 Closed Auxiliary’ input become in-active the timer ‘S2 open timer’ is cancelled. If
the timer expires and the ‘Source 2 Closed Auxiliary’ has not become in-active the module will issue a
‘Source 2 failed to open’ alarm.
Source 1 Close Timer

This is used to monitor the closure of the Source 1 contactor or breaker. It will only operate if an
Source 1 contactor or breaker. Once a Source 1 closed signal is issued the ‘Source 1 close timer’ is
initiated. Should the ‘Source 1 Closed Auxiliary’ input become active the timer the ‘Source 1 close
timer’ is cancelled. If the timer expires and the ‘Source 1 Closed Auxiliary’ has not become active the
module will issue a ‘Source 1 failed to close’ alarm.
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Source 1 Open Timer
This is used to monitor the opening of the Source 1 contactor or breaker. It will only operate if an
Source 1 contactor or breaker. Once a Source 1 open signal is issued the ‘Source 1 open timer’ is
initiated. Should the ‘Source 1 Closed Auxiliary’ input become in-active the timer the ‘Source 1 open
timer’ is cancelled. If the timer expires and the ‘Source 1 closed auxiliary’ has not become in-active the
module will issue a ‘Source 1 failed to open’ alarm.
Breaker Close Pulse Time

This is used to determine the duration of the Source 1 and Source 2 close signals. This timer is only
used if Pulsed outputs are configured to be used.
Breaker Open Pulse Time
This is used to determine the duration of the Source 1 and Source 2 close signals. This timer is only
used if Pulsed outputs are configured to be used.
Transfer Time
This is used to allow for fixed duration transfer breaks when switching from Source 1 to Source 2 and
back. It can be used to ensure that the supply is removed from the load for fixed period of time to allow
pumps/motors to come to rest etc.
Spring Loading Time
When the unit give open command to the (GCB or MCB) breaker and after that the unit want to give
close command the same breaker, this time for between open and close commands, because if there
is no delay between open and close commands can be problem the motorized switches.
Retry Number
The unit try to close (GCB or MCB) breaker number of this parameter. If each try there is no close
feedback, after last try the alarm will be activated.
LCD DISPLAY (System->LCD display) Min Max Default Unit

Language*1 Language Selection ENGLISH/CHINESE ENGLISH
Contrast Contrast Setting 4 9 5
Auto backlight off Auto Backlight Off ENABL/DISBL DISBL
Auto scroll time Auto Scroll Time 0 (dis) 250 0 Sec
Auto scroll number Auto Scroll Number 1 14 5
Err. mesg scroll time Scroll Time For Error Messages 1 250 2 Sec
Language Selection
Language selection: English or Chinese.
Digital Contrast
It is used to change contrast of LCD Display.
Auto Backlight Off
ENABL: If any button is not pressed during 120 secs, LCD backlight is automatically changed power
safety mode.
DISBL: LCD backlight is on continuously.
Auto Scroll Time
The scroll time between all data display pages.
Auto Scroll Number
The number of data display pages that will be scrolled.
Scroll Time For Error Messages
Error messages are displayed the last line of LCD Display. If more than one error condition is present,
each of them is displayed during time defined by Auto Scroll Timer parameter.
Note: *1=Selectable value of this parameter is “ENGLISH/TURKCE” at TRANS-ATS (TR)

devices, “ENGLISH/ÐÓÑÑÊÈÉ” at TRANS-AMF (RU) devices.
dis = disable
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COMMUNICATION (System->Communication) Min Max Default Unit
Slave address Slave Address 1 247 1
Baud rate Baud Rate: 0 - 1200 baud 0 5 3
1 - 2400 baud
2 - 4800 baud
3 - 9600 baud
4 - 19200 baud
5 - 38400 baud
Parity Parity: 0-> None, 1-> Odd, 2-> Even 0 2 0
Stop bit Stop Bit (0-> 1 stop bit,1-> 2 stop bit) 0 1 0
Datalog period Datalog Period 0.0(dis) 999.9 1.0 Min
Timeout Timeout 0(dis) 999 3 Min
ASCII/RTU selection ModBus ASCII/RTU Selection ASCII / RTU ASCII
Timeout
This parameter is used for the modem hardware reset. If the data communication is interrupted and
this situation continues as this parameter, the modem hardware reset is performed.
ModBus ASCII/RTU Selection
This parameter is only functional for the USB, RS-232, RS-485 or RS-422 communication.
DATE & TIME SET (System->Date & time set) Min Max Default Unit
Year Year 0 99
Month Month 1 12
Day Date 1 31
Week Day of week 1 7
Hour Hour 0 23
Minute Minute 0 59
Second Second 0 59
Day of week 1=Monday,2=Tuesday,3=Wednesday,4=Thursday,5=Friday,6=Saturday,7=Sunday
DEFAULT SETTINGS (System->Default settings) Min Max Default Unit

Save setting to def. Save setting to default YES / NO NO
Reset default sets Reset default sets YES / NO NO
Reset factory sets Reset factory sets YES / NO NO
Save setting to default
If this parameter is selected as “Yes”, the unit’s currently parameters save as default sets.
After this parameter is reset automatically to “No”.
Reset default sets
If this parameter is selected as “Yes”, the unit’s parameters back to default sets.
Reset factory sets
If this parameter is selected as “Yes”, the unit’s parameters back to factory sets.
Note: dis = disable

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PASSWORD SETTINGS (System->Password settings) Min Max Default Unit
Operator password Operator Password 0 9999 0
Technician password Technician Password 0 9999 0
Operator Password
Use this option to change the Operator password. This password allows access to operator
parameters section.
Technician Password
Use this option to change the Technician password. It allows access to both operator and technician
parameters section.
SYSTEM GENERAL (System->General) Min Max Default Unit

All warning are latch All Warnings Are Latched En/Dis ENABL/DISBL DISBL
All Warnings Are Latched En/Dis

ENABLE: Warnings and pre-alarms will latched when triggered. To reset the alarm either an external
reset must be applied to one of the inputs or the 'Reset' pushbutton operated, once the triggering
condition has cleared.
DISABLE: Normal operation, the warnings and pre-alarms (except spare inputs, because they have
their latching or non-latching selections) will automatically reset once the triggering condition has
cleared.
4.2.2 Source 1 (Mains)

S1 Under volt trip Source 1 Under Voltage 60 600 320 VV
S1 Under volt reset Source 1 Under Voltage Reset 60 600 340 VV
S1 Over volt trip Source 1 Over Voltage 60 600 440 VV
S1 Over volt reset Source 1 Over Voltage Reset 60 600 420 VV
S1 Under freq trip Source 1 Under Frequency 20.0 75.0 45.0 Hz
S1 Under freq reset Source 1 Under Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 48.0 Hz
S1 Over freq trip Source 1 Over Frequency 20.0 75.0 55.0 Hz
S1 Over freq reset Source 1 Over Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 52.0 Hz
SOURCE 1 ACTIONS (Source 1->Actions) Min Max Default Unit
S1 fail.stop mode Look Source 1 Failure at Stop Mode En/Dis ENABL/DISBL ENABL
S1 always return delay Always Look Source 1 Return Delay ENABL/DISBL DISBL
S1 return delay Source 1 return delay 0 99 2 sec
S1 fail delay Source 1 fail delay 0 99 2 sec
Look Source 1 Failure at Stop Mode En/Dis
(This parameter is only used if Source 1 is selected as `Mains` supply)
ENABLE: As soon as the module detects a source 1 failure the source 1 contactor or breaker relay will
be opened to remove the supply from the load. This is to prevent damage to the load in case of single-
phase failure.
DISABLE: In the event of a source 1 failure the unit will attempt to maintain the supply to the load for
the incoming AC source 1 supply until the source 2 is available to go on load. In the event of a
source 2 failure the module will default back to the incoming AC Source 1 supply.
Always Look Source 1 Return Delay
ENABLE: The module will always wait the Source 1 Return Delay parameter before transferring the
load back to source 1.
DISABLE: The module will wait the Source 1 Return Delay parameter while only the source 2 is
available to go on load before transferring the load back to source 1.
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4.2.3 Source 2(Generator)
S2 Under volt trip Source 2 Under Voltage 60 600 320 VV
S2 Under volt reset Source 2 Under Voltage Reset 60 600 340 VV
S2 Over volt trip Source 2 Over Voltage 60 600 440 VV
S2 Over volt reset Source 2 Over Voltage Reset 60 600 420 VV
S2 Under freq trip Source 2 Under Frequency 20.0 75.0 45.0 Hz
S2 Under freq reset Source 2 Under Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 48.0 Hz
S2 Over freq trip Source 2 Over Frequency 20.0 75.0 55.0 Hz
S2 Over freq reset Source 2 Over Frequency Reset 20.0 75.0 52.0 Hz
SOURCE 2 ACTIONS (Source 2->Actions) Min Max Default Unit

S2 fail.stop mode Look Source 2 Failure at Stop Mode En/Dis ENABL/DISBL ENABL
S2 always return delay Always Look Source 2 Return Delay ENABL/DISBL DISBL
S2 return delay Source 2 return delay 0 99 2 sec
S2 fail delay Source 2 fail dlelay 0 99 2 sec
Look Source 2 Failure at Stop Mode En/Dis

ENABLE: As soon as the module detects a source 2 failure the source 2 contactor or breaker relay will
be opened to remove the supply from the load. This is to prevent damage to the load in case of single-
phase failure.
DISABLE: In the event of a source 2 failure the unit will attempt to maintain the supply to the load for
the incoming AC source 2 supply until the source 1 is available to go on load. In the event of a
source 1 failure the module will default back to the incoming AC Source 2 supply.
Always Look Source 2 Return Delay
ENABLE: The module will always wait the Source 2 Return Delay parameter before transferring the
load back to source 2.
DISABLE: The module will wait the Source 2 Return Delay parameter while only the source 1 is
available to go on load before transferring the load back to source 2.
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4.2.4 Load
LOAD CUR LEVEL & ACT (Load->Current level & act.) Min Max Default Unit
Under cur. set Load Under Current Set 0 9999 1 AV
Under cur. prealarm Load Under Current Pre-Alarm 0(dis) 9999 dis AV
Under cur. reset Load Under Current Pre-Alarm Reset 0 9999 5 AV
Under cur. act. Load Under Current Actions 0(dis) 3 dis
0 - Disable
1 - Warning (Alarm Only, No Shutdown)
2 - Electrical Trip (Alarm/Off Load Generator
Followed By Shutdown After Cooling)
3 - Shutdown (Alarm And Shutdown)
Under act. delay time Load Under Current Actions Delay Time 0 99 2 Sec
Over cur. set Load Over Current Set 0 9999 9999 AV
Over cur. prealarm Load Over Current Pre-Alarm 0(dis) 9999 9990 AV
Over cur. reset Load Over Current Pre-Alarm Reset 0 9999 9980 AV
Over cur. act. Load Over Current Actions 0(dis) 3 dis
0 - Disable
Over act. delay time Load Over Current Actions Delay Time 0 99 2 Sec
Short circuit cur. Load Short Circuit Current Set 0 9999 9999 AV
LOAD POWER LEVEL (Load->Power level) Min Max Default Unit

Under power shutdown Load Under Power Shutdown 0(dis) 9999 dis kVA
Under power prealarm Load Under Power Pre-Alarm 0(dis) 9999 dis kVA
Under power reset Load Under Power Pre-Alarm Reset 0 9999 5 kVA
Over power shutdown Load Over Power Shutdown 0(dis) 9999 dis kVA
Over power prealarm Load Over Power Pre-Alarm 0(dis) 9999 dis kVA
Over power reset Load Over Power Pre-Alarm Reset 0 9999 0 kVA
Shutdown delay time Load Power Shutdown Delay Time 0 99 2 Sec
Reverse power set Reverse Power Set -9999 0 0 kW
Reverse power act. Reverse Power Actions 0(dis) 3 0(dis)
0 - Disable
Rv.pow.act.delay time Reverse Power Action Delay Time 0 99 2 Sec
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4.2.5 Power supply
POWER SUPPLY BATTERY (Power supply->Battery) Min Max Default Unit

Under volt Battery Undervolts Warning 6.0(dis) 30.0 10.0 VZ
Under volt reset Battery Undervolts Warning Reset 6.0 30.0 10.5 VZ
Under volt delay Battery Undervolts Volts Delay 0.0 9.9 1.0 Sec
Over volt Battery Overvolts Warning 6.0(dis) 30.0 30.0 VZ
Over volt reset Battery Overvolts Warning Reset 6.0 30.0 29.5 VZ
Over volt delay Battery Overvolts Delay 0.0 9.9 1.0 Sec
The parameters in this page are used for the battery voltage low and high alarms.
4.2.6 Engine
ENGINE START OPTIONS (Engine->Starting options) Min Max Default Unit

No. of crank attemp Number Of Start Attempts 1 10 3
Cranking time Cranking Time 1 99 5 Sec
Crank rest time Crank Rest Time 5 99 10 Sec
Number Of Start Attempts (This parameter is only used if one of the outputs is selected as Crank)
This value is the number of times the module will attempt to start the generator. Should the generator
start the module will not attempt further starts. If the generator does not start after the final attempt, the
module will give a ‘Fail to start’ alarm.
Cranking Time (This parameter is only used if one of the outputs is selected as Crank)
This is the maximum amount of time that the module will energise the starter motor for during starting
attempts once the starter has engaged.
Crank Rest Time (This parameter is only used if one of the outputs is selected as Crank)
This is the amount of time the module will wait for between start attempts. This is to allow the starter
motor to cool and the starter batteries to recover.
LOAD TEST (Engine->Load test) Min Max Default Unit

Disable/enable select Disable, No Load or On Load Selection 0-DISABLE 1-NO LOAD
1-NO LOAD
2-ON LOAD
Disable, No Load or On Load Selection

DISABLE: Test mode disable.
NO LOAD: The generator with the higher priority will be running without taking the load in test mode.
ON LOAD: The generator with the higher priority will be running with load in test mode.
EXERCISE (Engine->Exercise) Min Max Default Unit

Time of Period Generator exercise working period on related day 0(dis) 99 dis Min
Week Generator exercise working day of week 1 7 1
Start time Generator exercise work start time on related day 0.0 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Please enter the day of the week for Exercise Function. Example:
Period (dis)0 The exercise function is disabled.
(10) The exercise function is enabled for 10 minutes.
Day of week 1=Monday,2=Tuesday,3=Wednesday,4=Thursday,5=Friday,6=Saturday,7=Sunday
Start time 12.20 The exercise function is started at 12.20 o'clock
(If it is enabled)
Note: dis = disable

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WORKING CALENDAR (Engine->Working calendar) Min Max Default Unit
Disable/enable select Working Calendar Disable or Enable DISBL/ENABL DISBL
Start time on monday Working Calendar Work Start Time on Monday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on monday Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Monday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
Start time on tues. Working Calendar Work Start Time on Tuesday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on tuesday Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Tuesday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
Start time on wednes. Working Calendar Work Start Time on Wednesday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on wednes. Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Wednesday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
Start time on thurs. Working Calendar Work Start Time on Thursday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on thursday Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Thursday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
Start time on friday Working Calendar Work Start Time on Friday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on friday Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Friday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
Start time on satur. Working Calendar Work Start Time on Saturday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on saturday Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Saturday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
Start time on sunday Working Calendar Work Start Time on Sunday 0.00 23.59 0.00 H.Min
Stop time on sunday Working Calendar Work Stop Time on Sunday 0.00 23.59 23.59 H.Min
ENGINE GENERAL (Engine->General) Min Max Default Unit

Engine running volt Engine Running Voltage 60(dis) 600 300 VV
Engine running freq. Engine Running Frequency 25.0 75.0 30.0 Hz
Stop solenoid time Stop Solenoid Time 1 99 10 Sec
Engine Running Voltage & Frequency

(This parameter is only used if one of the outputs is selected as Crank)
If the alternator voltage bigger than the Engine Running Voltage parameter and the alternator
frequency bigger than the Engine Running Frequency parameter, the unit stops cranking.
Stop Solenoid Time

(This parameter is only used if one of the outputs is selected as Crank)
This timer is used if the unit is configured to operate an Energise to stop engine. It dictates the
duration that the Stop Solenoid output will remain active after the module has detected the engine has
come to rest. If the Stop Solenoid output is not configured, this timer will still operate, preventing an
immediate restart.
Note: dis = disable

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4.2.7 Inputs
CONF. INPUT-1 (Inputs->Conf. input-1) Min Max Default Unit

Dis,user conf.or list 0- Disable 0(dis) 2 2
1- User Configured
2- Select From List
Polarity 0- Normally Open (Close To Activate) 0 1 1
1- Normally Close (Open To Activate)
Indication If User Configured 0 4 0
0- Status
1- Warning Non-Latching
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
Activation If User Configured 0 2 2
0- Active From Starting
1- Active From Safety On
2- Always Active
Select from list If Select From List 0 27 27
0-Remote Start On Load
1-Remote Start Off Load
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
4-Simulate Horn Reset Button
5-Simulate Alarm Reset Button
6-Simulate Auto Button
7-Simulate Test Button
8-Simulate Manual Button
9-Simulate Start Button
10-Simulate Stop Button
11-S2 Closed Auxiliary
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
15-Auto Restore Inhibit
16-Auto Start Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
18-Scheduled Run Inhibit
19-Reserved
20-Transfer Source 1 To Source 2
22-Remote Inhibit
23-Auxiliary S1 Ready
25-Simulate S1 Available
27-Emergency Stop
Active delay Input active delay 0 250 0 Sec
Note: dis = disable

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CONF. INPUT-2 (Inputs->Conf. input-2) Min Max Default Unit
1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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CONF. INPUT-3 (Inputs->Conf. Input-3) Min Max Default Unit
1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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1- User Configured
2- Select From List
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
22-Remote Inhibit
Note: dis = disable

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CONF. EXP. INPUT-1 (Inputs->Conf. exp. input-1) Min Max Default Unit
1- User Configured
2- Select From List
Hardware type 0-> -Ve (Switched To Battery -) 0 1 0
1-> +Ve (Switched To Battery +)
0- Status
2- Warning Latching
3- Electrical Trip
4- Shutdown
2- Always Active
2-Auxiliary S1 Fail
3-Auxiliary S2 Fail
12-S2 Load Inhibit
14-S1 Load Inhibit
17-Panel Lock
19-Reserved
Dis,user conf.or list The same as Expansion Config. Input-1 options 0(dis) 2 1
Hardware type The same as Expansion Config. Input-1 options 0 1 0
Polarity The same as Expansion Config. Input-1 options 0 1 0
Indication The same as Expansion Config. Input-1 options 0 4 0
Activation The same as Expansion Config. Input-1 options 0 2 2
Select from list The same as Expansion Config. Input-1 options 2 21 2
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Note: dis = disable

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CONFIGURABLE INPUTS SELECTIONS
0 REMOTE START ON LOAD
In AUTO mode, if one of the configurable inputs are selected as Remote Start On Load, the unit doesn't perform
the mains failure control in order to start the generator. In AUTO mode, if this input is active, then the unit will
perform the start sequence and transfer load to one of the generators. If the input is passive, the unit will perform
the stop sequence.
1 REMOTE START OFF LOAD

If this input is active, operation will be similar to the ‘Remote Start On Load’ function except that the generator will
not be instructed to take the load. This function can be used where an engine only run is required e.g. for
exercise.
2 AUXILIARY S1 FAIL
The unit will monitor the incoming single or three phase supply for Over Voltage, Under Voltage, Over Frequency
or Under Frequency. It may be required to monitor a different source 1 supply or some aspect of the incoming
source 1 not monitored by the unit. If the devices providing this additional monitoring are connected to operate
this input, the unit will operate as if the incoming source 1 supply has fallen outside of limits, the source 2 will be
instructed to start and take load. Removal of the input signal will cause the unit to act if the source 1 has returned
to within limits.
3 AUXILIARY S2 FAIL
The unit will monitor the incoming single or three phase supply for Over Voltage, Under Voltage, Over Frequency
or Under Frequency. It may be required to monitor a different source 2 supply or some aspect of the incoming
source 2 not monitored by the unit. If the devices providing this additional monitoring are connected to operate
this input, the unit will operate as if the incoming source 2 supply has fallen outside of limits, the source 1 will be
instructed to start and take load. Removal of the input signal will cause the unit to act if the source 2 has returned
to within limits.
4 SIMULATE HORN RESET BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Horn Reset' button and is used to provide a remotely located Horn Reset
push button.
5 SIMULATE ALARM RESET BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Alarm Reset' button and is used to provide a remotely located Alarm
Reset push button.
6 SIMULATE AUTO BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Auto' button and is used to provide a remotely located Auto mode push
button.
7 SIMULATE TEST BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Test' button and is used to provide a remotely located Test mode push
button.
8 SIMULATE MANUAL BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Manual' button and is used to provide a remotely located Manual mode
push button.
9 SIMULATE START BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Start' button and is used to provide a remotely located start push button.
10 SIMULATE STOP BUTTON

This input mimic's the operation of the 'Stop' button and is used to provide a remotely located Stop push button.
11 SOURCE 2 CLOSED AUXILIARY

This input is used to provide feedback to allow the unit to give true indication of the contactor or circuit breaker
switching status. It should be connected to the Source 2 load switching device auxiliary contact.
12 SOURCE 2 LOAD INHIBIT

This input is used to prevent the unit from loading the Source 2. If the Source 2 is already on load, activating this
input will cause the unit to unload the Source 2. Removing the input will allow the Source 2 to be loaded again.
Note: This input only operates to control the Source 2-switching device if the unit load switching logic is
attempting load the Source 2. It will not control the Source 2-switching device when the Source 1 is on load.
This input is used to provide feedback to allow the unit to give true indication of the contactor or circuit breaker
switching status. It should be connected to the source 1 load switching device auxiliary contact.
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This input is used to prevent the unit from loading the Source 1 supply. If the Source 1 supply is already on load,
activating this input will cause the unit to unload the Source 1 supply. Removing the input will allow the Source 1
to be loaded again. Note: This input only operates to control the Source 1-switching device if the unit load
switching logic is attempting to load the Source 1. It will not control the Source 1-switching device when the
Source 2 is on load.
15 AUTO RESTORE INHIBIT
When module in the AUTO mode. In the event of a remote start or soruce failure, the other source will be
instructed to start and take load. On removal of the remote start signal or source with the higher priority return,
the module will continue to supply the load until this AUTO RESTORE INHIBIT input is removed. Once the input
is removed the unit will transfer the load back to the source with the higher priority. This input allows the module
to be fitted as part of a system where the manual restoration to source is controlled remotely or by an automated
system.
16 AUTO START INHIBIT
This input is used to provide an over-ride function to prevent the unit from starting the generator in the event of a
remote start or source failure condition occurring. If this input is active and a remote start signal or source failure
occurs the unit will not give a start command to the generator. If this input signal is then removed, the unit will
operate as if a remote start or source failure has occurred, starting and loading the generator. This function can
be used to give an 'AND' function so that a generator will only be called to start if the source fails and another
condition exists whish requires the generator to run. If the 'Auto Start Inhibit' signal become active once more it
will be ignored until the unit has returned the source supply on load and shutdown.
17 PANEL LOCK
This input is used to provide security to the installation. If the panel lock input is active, the unit will not respond to
operation of the mode select or start buttons. This allows the unit to be placed into a spesific mode (such as
Auto) and than secured. The operation of the unit is not affected and the operator will still be able to view the
various instrumentation pages etc. Note: External control sources (i.e. Simulate Start Button) are not affected by
the panel lock input and will continue to operate normally.
18 SCHEDULED RUNS(EXERCISE) INHIBITED
This input is used to prevent the generator for starting in the event of a programmed scheduled (exercise) run
occurring. While the input is active no scheduled runs will occur. If the input is active when a schedule run is
called for, and is removed during the running period the gen-set will start and complete any remaining scheduled
running time.
19 RESERVED
20 TRANSFER SOURCE 1 TO SOURCE 2
This input is used to transfer the load to the source 2 when running in Manual mode.
21 TRANSFER SOURCE 2 TO SOURCE 1
This input is used to transfer the load to the source 1 when running in Manual mode.
22 REMOTE INHIBIT
In AUTO mode, if one of the configurable inputs are selected as 22 (Remote Inhibit) and this input is active, the
module will inhibit the generator for starting. In the other hand, if this input is active while the generator was
starting, the module will stop the generator.
23 AUXILIARY SOURCE 1 READY
Allows an Auto Start module to instruct the ATS unit that the system is available to take load. The ATS unit then
monitors the voltage and frequency to check they are within acceptable limits before performing the load transfer
function.
24 AUXILIARY SOURCE 2 READY
monitors the voltage and frequency to check they are within acceptable limits before performing the load transfer
function.
25 SIMULATE SOURCE 1 AVAILABLE
performs the load transfer function.
26 SIMULATE SOURCE 2 AVAILABLE
performs the load transfer function.
27 EMERGENCY STOP (FOR CONFIGURABLE INPUT-1)
This input is used as the emergency stop input.
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4.2.8 Outputs
CONF. OUTPUT-1 (Outputs->Conf. output-1) Min Max Default Unit
Function 0-NOT USED
1-AIR FLAP CONTROL 0 129 71
2-ALARM RESET
3-AUDIBLE ALARM
4-AUTO START INHIBIT
5-AUXILIARY SOURCE 1 FAILURE
6-BATTERY HIGH VOLTAGE
7-BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE
8-CALLING FOR SCHEDULED RUN(EXERCISE)
9-AUXILIARY SOURCE 2 FAILURE
10-RESERVED
11-RESERVED
12-COMMON ALARM
13-COMMON ELECTRICAL TRIP ALARM
14-COMMON SHUTDOWN ALARM
15-COMMON WARNING ALARM
16-RESERVED
17-RESERVED
18-RESERVED
19-SOURCE 1 CRANK RELAY ENERGISED (For generator application)
20-COOLING DOWN TIMER IN PROGRESS
21-SOURCE 2 CRANK RELAY ENERGISED (For generator application)
22-DELAYED ALARM ACTIVE
23-DIGITAL INPUT1 ACTIVE
30-EXPANSION INPUT1 ACTIVE
39-EMERGENCY STOP
40-FAILED TO START SOURCE 2 (For generator application)
41-FAILED TO STOP SOURCE 2(For generator application)
42-FAILED TO START SOURCE 1 (For generator application)
43-FAILED TO STOP SOURCE 1(For generator application)
44-RESERVED
45-SOURCE 2 AT REST(For generator application)
46-SOURCE 2 AVAILABLE
47-SOURCE 2 CLOSED AUXILIARY
48-SOURCE 2 FAIL TO CLOSE
49-SOURCE 2 FAIL TO OPEN
50-SOURCE 2 HIGH FREQUENCY
51-SOURCE 2 FAILURE
52-SOURCE 2 HIGH VOLTAGE
53-RESERVED
54-SOURCE 2 LOAD INHIBIT
55-SOURCE 2 LOW FREQUENCY
56-RESERVED
57-SOURCE 2 LOW VOLTAGE
58-RESERVED
59-SOURCE 2 STOPPING(For generator application)
60-SOURCE 2 OPEN BREAKER
61-HORN OUT LATCHED
62-HORN OUT PULSED
63-LAMP TEST
64-RESERVED
65-SOURCE 1 AVAILABLE
66-SOURCE 1 AT REST (For generator application)
67-SOURCE 1 STOPPING (For generator application)
68-SOURCE 1 CLOSED AUXILIARY
69-SOURCE 1 FAIL TO CLOSE
70-SOURCE 1 FAIL TO OPEN
71-SOURCE 1 FAILURE
72-SOURCE 1 HIGH FREQUENCY
73-SOURCE 1 HIGH VOLTAGE
74-SOURCE 1 LOAD INHIBIT
75-SOURCE 1 LOW FREQUENCY
76-SOURCE 1 LOW VOLTAGE
77-SOURCE 1 OPEN BREAKER
78-SOURCE 2 NO LOADING COMMAND
79-SOURCE 1 NO LOADING COMMAND
80-SOURCE 1 OVER CURRENT PREALARM
81-SOURCE 1 OVER CURRENT
82-SOURCE 1 OVER POWER PREALARM
83-SOURCE 2 OVER CURRENT PREALARM
84-SOURCE 2 OVER CURRENT
85-SOURCE 2 OVER POWER PREALARM
86-SOURCE 2 OVER POWER SHUTDOWN
87-SOURCE 1 OVER POWER SHUTDOWN
88-RESERVED
89-PANEL LOCK
90-RESERVED
91-RESERVED
92-RESERVED
93-REMOTE START SOURCE 1 (For generator application)
94-REMOTE START SOURCE 2 (For generator application)
95-SOURCE 1 SHORT CIRCUIT
96-SOURCE 2 SHORT CIRCUIT
97-RESERVED
98-SOURCE 1 STOP RELAY ENERGISED (For generator application)
99-STARTING ALARM ARMED
100-SOURCE 2 STOP RELAY ENERGISED (For generator application)
101-SYSTEM AUTO MODE
102-SYSTEM MANUAL MODE
103-SYSTEM STOP MODE
104-SYSTEM TEST MODE
105-SOURCE 2 UNDER CURRENT PREALARM
106-SOURCE 2 UNDER CURRENT
107-SOURCE 2 UNDER POWER PREALARM
108-SOURCE 2 UNDER POWER SHUTDOWN
109-RESERVED
110-WAITING FOR SOURCE 1 (For generator application)
111-WAITING FOR SOURCE 2 (For generator application)
112-RESERVED
113-LOAD SUPPLY SOURCE 2
114-LOAD SUPPLY SOURCE 1
115-SOURCE 1 UNDER CURRENT PREALARM
116-SOURCE 1 UNDER CURRENT
117-SOURCE 1 UNDER POWER PREALARM
118-SOURCE 1 UNDER POWER SHUTDOWN
119-RESERVED
120-RESERVED
121-RESERVED
122-REMOTE CONTROL ACTIVE
123-SOURCE 2 REVERSE POWER
124-SOURCE 1 REVERSE POWER
125-RESERVED
126-RESERVED
127-RESERVED
128-RESERVED
129-REMOTE OUTPUT
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Function The same as Configurable Output-1 options 0 129 51




CONF. EXP. OUTPUT-1 (Outputs->Conf. exp. output-1) Min Max Default Unit
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CONFIGURABLE OUTPUTS SELECTIONS
0 NOT USED
Output is not used
1 AIR FLAP CONTROL

Normally used to control an air flap, this output becomes active upon an Engine shutdown failure situation.
Inactive when the set has come to rest.
2 ALARM RESET
The output indicates that an alarm reset being performed. Once the alarm reset has been completed, the output
become inactive again. The output could be used to give an external reset signal to external systems.
3 AUDIBLE ALARM
The output indicates that the internal sounder is operating. It may be use for external sounder.
4 AUTO START INHIBIT

This output indicates that a digital input that has been configured as 'auto start inhibit' is active.
5 AUXILIARY SOURCE 1 FAILURE

This output indicates that a digital input that has been configured as 'Auxiliary Source 1 failure' is active.
6 BATTERY HIGH VOLTAGE

This output indicates that a battery high voltage alarm has occurred.
7 BATTERY LOW VOLTAGE

This output indicates that a battery low voltage alarm has occurred.
8 CALLING FOR SCHEDULED RUN(EXERCISE)

This output indicates that a scheduled run(exercise) has been called for. If the unit is in the 'auto' and mains
okay, the unit will change mode to 'test' and the generator will run if no shutdown alarms are present.
9 AUXILIARY SOURCE 2 FAILURE

This output indicates that a digital input that has been configured as 'Auxiliary Source 2 failure' is active.
10 RESERVED
11 RESERVED
12 COMMON ALARM
This output indicates that a warning, electrical trip or shutdown alarm has been activated.
13 COMMON ELECTRICAL TRIP ALARM

This output indicates that an electrical trip alarm has been activated. This output can only be reset by removal of
the fault and by then pressing the RESET button.
14 COMMON SHUTDOWN ALARM

This output indicates that a shutdown alarm has been activated. This output can only be reset by removal of the
fault and by then pressing the RESET button or by using an external 'alarm reset' input.
15 COMMON WARNING ALARM

This output indicates that a warning alarm has been activated. This output is normally self-resetting on removal
of the fault.
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16 RESERVED
17 RESERVED
18 RESERVED
19 SOURCE 1 CRANK RELAY ENERGISED

The output mimics the operation of the crank relay. Can be used to control external logic circuitry.
(This output is used if the device is used as a Auto Start device.)
20 COOLING DOWN TIMER IN PROGRESS

This output source will be active when the cooling off-load timer is running.
21 SOURCE 2 CRANK RELAY ENERGISED

The output mimics the operation of the crank relay. Can be used to control external logic circuitry.
22 DELAYED ALARMS ACTIVE

The output indicates that the delayed alarms now enabled. Can be used to control external logic circuitry.
23 DIGITAL INPUT1 ALARM

This output indicates that digital input 1 alarm has occurred.






30 EXPANSION CONFIGURABLE INPUT1 ALARM

This output indicates that expansion configurable input 1 alarm has occurred.







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39 EMERGENCY STOP
This output indicates that an emergency stop alarm has occurred.
40 SOURCE 2 FAIL TO START ALARM

This output indicates that the engine 2 has not started after the specified number of attempts.
41 SOURCE 2 FAIL TO STOP ALARM

This output indicates that the generator 2 has failed to stop within the selected time
40 SOURCE 1 FAIL TO START ALARM

This output indicates that the engine 1 has not started after the specified number of attempts.
41 SOURCE 1 FAIL TO STOP ALARM

This output indicates that the generator 1 has failed to stop within the selected time
44 RESERVED
45 SOURCE 2 AT REST
The output indicates that the generator 2 is not running.
46 SOURCE 2 AVAILABLE
This output indicates when the generator 2 is ready to accept load, i.e. warm up timer has timed out.

This output indicates that a digital input that has been configured as 'Source 2 closed auxiliary' is active.
48 SOURCE 2 FAILED TO CLOSE

This output source has intended to be used to indicate a failure of the Source 2 contactor or breaker. It can only
be used if the unit is configured to use 'Source 2 closed auxiliary' feedback.
49 SOURCE 2 FAILED TO OPEN

This output source has intended to be used to indicate a failure of the source 2 contactor or breaker. It can only
be used if the unit is configured to use 'Source 2 closed auxiliary' feedback.
50 SOURCE 2 HIGH FREQUENCY

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 2 frequency has exceeded the frequency
limit setting.
51 SOURCE 2 FAILURE
This output indicates that the unit has sensed that a failure of the Source 2. This output will become active
whenever the Source 2 voltage or frequency goes out of limits, or if the auxiliary Source 2 failure input active (if
used) and the Source 2 fail timer has expired.
52 SOURCE 2 HIGH VOLTAGE

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 2 voltage has exceeded the voltage limit
setting.
53 RESERVED

This output indicates that a digital input has been configured as ‘Source 2 load inhibit' is active.
55 SOURCE 2 LOW FREQUENCY

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 2 frequency has fallen below the
frequency setting.
56 RESERVED
57 SOURCE 2 LOW VOLTAGE

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 2 voltage has fallen below the voltage
limit setting.
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58 RESERVED
59 SOURCE 2 STOPPING
This output indicates that the engine 2 has been instructed to stop but has not come to rest.
60 SOURCE 2 OPEN BREAKER

This output used to control the load switching device. For Details see: "BREAKERS Page" section.
61 HORN OUTPUT LATCHED

This output indicates that the latched horn alarm has occurred.
62 HORN OUTPUT PULSED

This output indicates that the pulsed horn alarm has occurred.
63 LAMP TEST
This output indicates that the module is performing a lamp test. Once the lamp test completed, the output will
become inactive again. The output can be used to feed a lamp test on external modules or panel lamps.
64 RESERVED
65 SOURCE 1 AVAILABLE
This output indicates when the generator 1 is ready to accept load, i.e. warm up timer has timed out.
66 SOURCE 1 AT REST
The output indicates that the generator 1 is not running.
67 SOURCE 1 STOPPING
This output indicates that the engine 1 has been instructed to stop but has not come to rest.

This output indicates that a digital input that has been configured as 'Source 1 closed auxiliary' is active.
69 SOURCE 1 FAILED TO CLOSE

be used if the unit is configured to use ‘Source 1 closed auxiliary' feedback.
70 SOURCE 1 FAILED TO OPEN

be used if the unit is configured to use ‘Source 1 closed auxiliary' feedback.
71 SOURCE 1 FAILURE
This output indicates that the unit has sensed that a failure of the Source 1. This output will become active
whenever the Source 1 voltage or frequency goes out of limits, or if the auxiliary Source 1 failure input active (if
used) and the Source 1 fail timer has expired.
72 SOURCE 1 HIGH FREQUENCY

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 1 frequency has exceeded the frequency
limit setting.
73 SOURCE 1 HIGH VOLTAGE

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 1 voltage has exceeded the voltage limit
setting.

This output indicates that a digital input has been configured as 'Soruce 1 load inhibit' is active.
75 SOURCE 1 LOW FREQUENCY

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 1 frequency has fallen below the
frequency setting.
76 SOURCE 1 LOW VOLTAGE

This output indicates that the unit has sensed that the incoming Source 1 voltage has fallen below the voltage
limit setting.
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77 SOURCE 1 OPEN BREAKER
This output used to control the load switching device. For Details see: "BREAKERS Page" section.
78 SOURCE 2 NO LOADING COMMAND

This output indicates that the unit is not calling of the Source 2 contactor or breaker to be closed. Should the unit
close the Source 2 contactor this output will become inactive.
79 SOURCE 1 NO LOADING COMMAND

This output indicates that the unit is not calling of the Source 1 contactor or breaker to be closed. Should the unit
close the Source 1 contactor this output will become inactive.
80 SOURCE 1 OVER CURRENT PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the over current pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 1.
81 SOURCE 1 OVER CURRENT ALARM

This output indicates that the over current trip level has been reached for the Source 1.
82 SOURCE 1 OVER POWER PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the over power pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 1.
83 SOURCE 2 OVER CURRENT PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the over current pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 2.
84 SOURCE 2 OVER CURRENT ALARM

This output indicates that the over current trip level has been reached for the Source 2.
85 SOURCE 2 OVER POWER PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the over power pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 2.
86 SOURCE 2 OVER POWER SHUTDOWN

This output indicates that the over power shutdown has been reached for the Source 2.
86 SOURCE 1 OVER POWER SHUTDOWN

This output indicates that the over power shutdown has been reached for the Source 1.
88 RESERVED
89 PANEL LOCK
This output indicates that the unit ‘panel lock’ is active. If the panel lock input is active, the unit will not respond to
operation of the Mode select or start buttons. This allows the unit to be placed into a specific mode (such as
auto) and then secured.
90 RESERVED
91 RESERVED
92 RESERVED
93 REMOTE START SOURCE 1

The output becomes active when the device tries to start and run the Source 1.
(If the device is used as a Auto Start device, this output can be used as a fuel solenoid output.)
94 REMOTE START SOURCE 2

The output becomes active when the device tries to start and run the Source 2.
(If the device is used as a Auto Start device, this output can be used as a fuel solenoid output.)
96 SOURCE 1 SHORT CIRCUIT

This output indicates that the module has detected a short circuit on the source 1 output.
96 SOURCE 2 SHORT CIRCUIT

This output indicates that the module has detected a short circuit on the source 2 output.
97 RESERVED
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98 SOURCE 1 STOP RELAY ENERGISED
The output mimics the operation of the stop relay for Source 1. Can be used to control external logic circuitry.
99 STARTING ALARMS ARMED

The output indicates that the starting alarms are now enabled. It can be used to control external logic circuitry.
Starting alarms are armed as soon as the unit commences starting of one of the engines and remain armed until
both of the engines are at rest.
100 SOURCE 2 STOP RELAY ENERGISED

The output mimics the operation of the stop relay for Source 2. Can be used to control external logic circuitry.
101 SYSTEM IN AUTO MODE

The output indicates that the unit is in the Auto mode.
102 SYSTEM IN MANUAL MODE

The output indicates that the unit is in the Manual mode.
103 SYSTEM IN STOP MODE

The output indicates that the unit is in the Stop mode.
104 SYSTEM IN TEST MODE

The output indicates that the unit is in the Test mode.
105 SOURCE 2 UNDER CURRENT PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the under current pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 2.
106 SOURCE 2 UNDER CURRENT ALARM

This output indicates that the under current trip level has been reached for the Source 2.
107 SOURCE 2 UNDER POWER PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the under power pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 2.
108 SOURCE 2 UNDER POWER SHUTDOWN

This output indicates that the under power shutdown has been reached for the Source 2.
109 RESERVED
111 WAITING FOR SOURCE 1

This output indicates that the engine 1 has been instructed to start but has not yet become available. Once the
generator 1 becomes available this output will be in-active.
111 WAITING FOR SOURCE 2

This output indicates that the engine 2 has been instructed to start but has not yet become available. Once the
generator 2 becomes available this output will be in-active.
112 RESERVED
113 LOAD SUPPLY FROM SOURCE 2

This output indicates that the load is supplying from Source 2.
114 LOAD SUPPLY FROM SOURCE 1

This output indicates that the load is supplying from Source 1.
115 SOURCE 1 UNDER CURRENT PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the under current pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 1.
116 SOURCE 1 UNDER CURRENT ALARM

This output indicates that the under current trip level has been reached for the Source 1.
117 SOURCE 1 UNDER POWER PRE-ALARM

This output indicates that the under power pre-alarm has been reached for the Source 1.
118 SOURCE 1 UNDER POWER SHUTDOWN

This output indicates that the under power shutdown has been reached for the Source 1.
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119 RESERVED
120 RESERVED
121 RESERVED
122 REMOTE CONTROL ACTIVE

This output indicates that the engine is being controlled remotely.
123 SOURCE 2 REVERSE POWER

This ouput becomes active when Source 2’s active power drops below the Reverse Power Set value.
124 SOURCE 1 REVERSE POWER

This ouput becomes active when Source 1’s active power drops below the Reverse Power Set value.
125 RESERVED
126 RESERVED
127 RESERVED
128 RESERVED
129 REMOTE OUTPUT

This output indicates that the output can be energised or de-energised remotely.
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4.2.9 Timers
START TIMERS (Timers->Start timers) Min Max Default Unit
Generator start dely Generator Start Delay 0 9999 0 Sec
Remote start delay Remote Start Delay 0 3600 4 Sec
Generator fail delay Generator fail delay 0 250 45 Sec
Warming up time Warmup Time 0 250 5 Sec
Horn duration Horn Duration 0 (dis) 999 60 Sec
Generator Start Delay

This timer dictates how long the unit will wait after it has received a mains failure signal before it will
attempt to start. This prevent un-necessary starting on a fluctuating mains supply etc.
Remote Start Delay
This timer dictates how long the unit will wait after it has received a remote start signal before it will
attempt to start. This prevent un-necessary starting on a fluctuating mains supply etc.
Generator Fail Delay
The unit instructs the generator to start and waits for the period of this timer for the generator to
become available. If it isn't available when the timer expires, the generator start failure alarm is
occurred.
Warmup Time
This timer is initiated once the engine is up and running. It delays loading the generator until it has
stabilised. Once this timer is expired the 'Close generator' signal will be given and the generator is
available to be loaded.
Horn Duration
This timer dictates how long the external horn and the internal sounder will work after the last error
detected. Once after this timer ended unit will do the external horn and the internal sounder reset.
STOPPING TIMERS (Timers->Stopping timers) Min Max Default Unit

Remote stop delay Remote Stop Delay 0 250 4 Sec
Cooling time Cooling Time 0 (dis) 3600 60 Sec
Fail to stop delay Fail To Stop Time 15 999 30 Sec
Remote Stop Delay
This timer dictates how long the unit will wait after it has received a remote stop signal before it will
attempt to stop. This prevent un-necessary stopping on a fluctuating mains supply etc.
Cooling Timer
This is the time the generator is to run off-load once the load transfer signal has ceased. This gives the
engine time to cool down before shutdown.
Fail To Stop Time

Once the unit has given a shutdown signal to the engine it expects the engine to come to rest. It
monitors the Generator voltage and frequency sources and if they still indicate engine movement when
this timer expires a 'Fail To Stop' alarm signal is generated. Note: if this parameter was selected as
maximum value (999), the unit doesn’t monitor a 'Fail To Stop' alarm signal and it accepts that the
engine to come to rest.
Note: dis = disable

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4.2.10 Expansion Modules
IO (1-8) MODULE (Expansion modules->IO (1-8)) Min Max Default Unit
Disable/enable select Expansion I/O Module Selection ENABL/DISBL DISBL
CAN fault actions Can Fault Actions:
0- Disable
2- Warning (Alarm Only, No Shutdown) 0(dis) 4 0
3- Electrical Trip (Alarm/Off Load Generator
4- Shutdown (Alarm And Shutdown)
CAN fault activation Can Fault Activation: 0 2 0
2- Always Active
CAN fault delay Can Fault Delay 2 250 10 Sec
DIAL-UP & ETHERNET (Expansion modules->Dial-up & Ethernet) Min Max Default Unit
Disable/enable select Expansion Dal-up&Ethernet Module Selection ENABL/DISBL DISBL
Call back selection Call Back Selection ENABL/DISBL DISBL
GPRS MODULE (Expansion modules->GPRS) Min Max Default Unit

Disable/enable select Expansion GPRS Module Selection 0-DISABLE 1-GPRS SERVER
1-GPRS SERVER
2-GPRS CLIENT
3-SMS
Call back selection Call Back Selection ENABL/DISBL DISBL
Cell inf refresh rate Cell info refresh rate 0(dis) 999 2 Min
Location data Location data ENABL/DISBL DISBL
Location warning Location warning 1(dis) 999 1(dis) Km
GPRS WEB MODULE (Expansion modules->GPRS Web) Min Max Default Unit
Disable/enable select GPRS-Web Module Selection ENABL/DISBL ENABL
Note: dis = disable

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4.2.11 User Adjustment
SOURCE 1 VOLTAGE OFFSET (User adjustment->Source 1 voltage offset) Min Max Default Unit
Source 1 V1 offset Source 1 V1 Offset -20 20 0 VV
SOURCE 2 VOLTAGE OFFSET (User adjustment->Source 2 voltage offset) Min Max Default Unit
CURRENT OFFSET (User adjustment->Current offset) Min Max Default Unit

Current I1 offset Current I1 Offset -20 20 0 AV
BATTERY OFFSET (User adjustment->Battery offset) Min Max Default Unit

Batt.volt offset Battery Voltage Offset -5.0 5.0 0 VZ
Note: dis = disable

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Error Messages And Explanations:
Battery high warning! : Battery high error
Battery low warning! : Battery low error
Can bus warning! : Can bus error
Emergency stop! : Emergency stop error
Exp.spare-1 alarm! : Expansion module spare 1 error
S1 fail to start! : Fail to start alarm for Source 1 (for generator application)
S1 ready! : Source 1 is ready (for generator application)
S1 stop fail! : Source 1 stop error (for generator application)
S2 fail to start! : Fail to start alarm for Source 2 (for generator application)
S2 ready! : Source 2 is ready (for generator application)
S2 stop fail! : Source 2 stop error (for generator application)
S1 Over cur. prealr! : Over current pre-alarm for source 1
S1 Over cur. warn.! : Over current warning for source 1
S1 Over current trip! : Over current error for source 1
S1 Over pow. prealr! : Over power error for source 1
S1 Over power trip! : Over power Error for source 1
S1 Ovr cur.trip cool! : Over current electrical trip for source 1
S1 Rev. power warnng! : Reverse power Warning for source 1
S1 Rev.pow.trip cool! : Reverse power Electrical Trip for source 1
S1 Rever. power trip! : Reverse power Error for source 1
S1 Short cir. trip! : Short circuit error for source 1
S1 Und.cur.trip cool! : Under current electrical trip for source 1
S1 Under cur. prealr! : Under current pre-alarm for source 1
S1 Under cur. trip!: Under Current Error for source 1
S1 Under cur. warnng! : Under Current Warning for source 1
S1 Under pow. prealr! : Under power prealarm for source 1
S1 Under pow. trip! : Under power Error for source 1
S1 break.close fail! : Source 1 breaker not closed alarm
S1 breaker open fail! : Source 1 breaker not opened alarm
S1 over frequency! : Source 1 over frequency
S1 over voltage! : Source 1 over voltage
S1 phase seq.wrong! : Source 1 phase sequence wrong
S1 under frequency! : Source 1 under frequency
S1 under voltage! : Source 1 under voltage
S2 Over cur. warn.! : Over current warning for source 2
S2 Over current trip! : Over current error for source 2
S2 Over pow. prealr! : Over power error for source 2
S2 Over power trip! : Over power Error for source 2
S2 Ovr cur.trip cool! : Over current electrical trip for source 2
S2 Rev. power warnng! : Reverse power Warning for source 2
S2 Rev.pow.trip cool! : Reverse power Electrical Trip for source 2
S2 Rever. power trip! : Reverse power Error for source 2
S2 Short cir. trip! : Short circuit error for source 2
S2 Und.cur.trip cool! : Under current electrical trip for source 2
S2 Under cur. prealr! : Under current pre-alarm for source 2
S2 Under cur. trip!: Under Current Error for source 2
S2 Under cur. warnng! : Under Current Warning for source 2
S2 Under pow. prealr! : Under power prealarm for source 2
S2 Under pow. trip! : Under power Error for source 2
S2 break.close fail! : Source 2 breaker not closed alarm
S2 breaker open fail! : Source 2 breaker not opened alarm
S2 over frequency! : Source 2 over frequency
S2 over voltage! : Source 2 over voltage
S2 phase seq.wrong! : Source 2 phase sequence wrong
S2 under frequency! : Source 2 under frequency
S2 under voltage! : Source 2 under voltage
Source 1 fail! : Source 1 error
Source 2 fail! : Source 2 error
Spare-1 alarm! : Spare 1 error
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Event Messages And Explanations:
Battery high warning : Battery high error
Battery low warning : Battery low error
Can bus warning : Can bus error
Changed mode to auto : Changed mode to auto
Changed mode to man : Changed mode to manual
Changed mode to stop : Changed mode to off
Changed mode to test : Changed mode to test
Emergency stop : Emergency stop error
Exp.spare-1 alarm : Expansion module spare 1 error
S1 fail to start alrm : Fail to start source 1 (for generator application)
S2 fail to start alrm : Fail to start source 2 (for generator application)
GPRS IP not found : Gprs no IP alarm
GPRS reset fail : Gprs reset fail
S1 stop fail : Source 2 stop error (for generator application)
S2 stop fail : Source 2 stop error (for generator application)
Modem response: error : Gprs error response alarm
No respons.from modem : Gprs no response alarm
S1 Over current alarm : Over current alarm for source 1
S1 Over pow. alarm : Over power error for source 1
S1 Over pow. prealarm : Over power pre-alarm for source 1
S1 Reverse pow. alarm : Reverse power alarm for source 1
S1 Short circuit alrm : Short circuit alarm for source 1
S1 Under cur. alarm : Under current error for source 1
S1 Under cur. prealr : Under current pre-alarm for source 1
S1 Under pow. alarm : Under power error for source 1
S1 Under pow.prealarm : Under power pre-alarm for source 1
S1 break.close fail : Source 1 breaker not closed alarm
S1 breaker open fail : Source 1 breaker not opened alarm
S1 over frequency : Source 1 over frequency
S1 over voltage : Source 1 over voltage
S1 phase seq.wrong : Source 1 phase sequence wrong
S1 under frequency : Source 1 under frequency
S1 under voltage : Source 1 under voltage
S2 Over current alarm : Over current alarm for source 2
S2 Over pow. alarm : Over power error for source 2
S2 Over pow. prealarm : Over power pre-alarm for source 2
S2 Reverse pow. alarm : Reverse power alarm for source 2
S2 Short circuit alrm : Short circuit alarm for source 2
S2 Under cur. alarm : Under current error for source 2
S2 Under cur. prealr : Under current pre-alarm for source 2
S2 Under pow. alarm : Under power error for source 2
S2 Under pow.prealarm : Under power pre-alarm for source 2
S2 break.close fail : Source 2 breaker not closed alarm
S2 breaker open fail : Source 2 breaker not opened alarm
S2 over frequency : Source 2 over frequency
S2 over voltage : Source 2 over voltage
S2 phase seq.wrong : Source 2 phase sequence wrong
S2 under frequency : Source 2 under frequency
S2 under voltage : Source 2 under voltage
SMS was not sent : Sms wasn't sent
SMS was sent : Sms was successfully sent
Source 1 OK : Source 1 OK
Source 1 fail : Source 1 error
Source 2 OK : Source 2 OK
Source 2 fail : Source 1 error
Spare-1 alarm : Spare 1 error
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5. Specifications
Equipment use : Electrical control equipment for generating sets.
Housing & Mounting : 229 mm x 152 mm x 41 mm. (including connectors). Plastic
housing for panel mounting.
Panel Cut-Out : 182mm x 135mm.
Protection : IP65 at front panel.
Weight : Approximately 0,53 Kg.
Environmental rating : Standard, indoor at an altitude of less then 2000 meters
with non-condensing humidity.
Operating/Storage Temperature : -20°C to +70°C / -30°C to +80°C
Operating/Storage Humidity : 90 % max. (non-condensing)
Installation Over Volt. Category : II Appliances, portable equipment
Pollution Degree : II, Normal office or workplace, non conductive pollution
Mode of Operation : Continuous.
DC Battery Supply Voltage : 8 to 32 V Z. Max. operating current is 360 mA.
Cranking Dropouts : Battery voltage can be “0” VDC for max. 50 ms during
cranking (battery voltage should be at least nominal
voltage before cranking).
Battery Voltage Measurement : 8 to 32 V Z, accuracy: 1 % FS, resolution: 0,1 V
Source 1 Voltage Measurement : 3 to 300 VAC Ph-N, 5 to 99.9 Hz. Accuracy: 1 % FS,
Resolution: 1 V.
Source 1 Frequency : 5 to 99.9Hz (min. 20 VAC Ph-N) Accuracy: 0,25 % FS,
Resolution: 0,1 Hz.
Source 2 Voltage Measurement : 3 to 300 VAC Ph-N, 5 to 99.9 Hz. Accuracy: 1 % FS,
Resolution: 1 V.
Source 2 Frequency : 5 to 99.9Hz (min. 20 VAC Ph-N) Accuracy: 0,25 % FS,
Resolution: 0,1 Hz.
CT secondary : 5A.
Communication interface : USB device, RS-485 (optional).
Optional Expansion I/O Module : Expansion I/O module including 8 inputs and 8 outputs.
Optional Comm. Modules : Ethernet/Dial-up, GSM/GPRS and Web Server modules.
Relay Outputs : Source 1 contactor relay output 8A@250VV
Source 2 contactor relay output 8A@250VV
Configurable output-5 5A@250VV
Configurable output-6 5A@250VV
Transistor Outputs : Configurable output-1 1A at DC supply voltage
Configurable output-2 1A at DC supply voltage
All transistor ouputs supplied from DC supply terminal 22
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6. Other Informations
Manufacturer Information:
Emko Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Þ.
Demirtaþ Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Karanfil Sk. No:6 16369
BURSA/TURKEY
Phone : +90 224 261 1900

Fax : +90 224 261 1912
Repair and maintenance service information:

Emko Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Þ.
Demirtaþ Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Karanfil Sk. No:6 16369
BURSA/TURKEY
Phone : +90 224 261 1900
Fax : +90 224 261 1912
Thank you very much for your preference to use Emko Elektronik
Your Technology Partner Products.
www.emkoelektronik.com.tr
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EMKO ELEKTRONÝK A.Þ.

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Introduction Manual. ENG TRANS-ATS_D 02 V03 04/20

3.Definition Of Front Panel And Accessing To The Parameters....................................................... Page 7

6.Other Informations............................................................................................................................. Page 54

Manufacturer’s Name : EMKO ELEKTRONIK A.S.

The manufacturer hereby declares that the product:

Product Name : Automatic Transfer Switch

Type Number : TRANS-ATS.D

Product Category : Electrical equipment for measurement, control and

Conforms to the following directives :

2014 / 35 / EC The Low Voltage Directive

2014 / 30 / EC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive

has been designed and manufactured to the following specifications:

EN 61000-6-4:2007 EMC Generic Emission Standard for Industrial Environments

EN 61000-6-2:2005 EMC Generic Immunity Standard for Industrial Environments

EN 61010-1:2010 Safety Requirements for electrical equipment for measurement, control

EN 60947-6-1:2005/A1:2014 Low - voltage switchgear and controlgear - Part 6-1: Multiple

When and Where Issued Authorized Signature

Bursa-TURKEY Position : Quality Manager

1.1 General Specifications

1.4 Order Information

Before beginning installation of this product, please read the instruction

2.1 Unit Configuration

2.2 Panel Mounting

Figure 2.1 Front View Figure 2.2 Panel Cut-Out

Source 2 Configurable Input-6

Contactor Configurable Output-1

FUSE-1, FUSE-2, FUSE-5, FUSE-6 2 A. T FUSE-3, FUSE-4 8 A. T

3.1 Front Panel Description

LCD display Description

Source 1: Mains Page1

128x64 Dot-matrix LCD display.

Power Supply Page:

Input & Output Status Page:

Warning & Alarm display pages on the LCD display;

Warning & Alarm Page:

Event Log display pages on the LCD display;

Event Log Page1:

Event Log Page2:

S1: MAINS S1: MAINS S2: GENERATOR

S2: GENERATOR LOAD LOAD

LOAD LOAD LOAD

LOAD POWER SUPPLY INPUT & OUTPUT

EXP. INPUT & OUTPUT DATE & TIME

Example-2: Displaying all Warning&Alarm display pages

WARNING&ALARM 1/2 WARNING&ALARM 2/2

EVENT LOG 1.1 EVENT LOG 1.2

Manual START on Generator-Generator Application

S1: GENERATOR OPTIONS

LCD display language selection

Press the Escape Press the Enter

English Display Chinese Display

PROGRAM TECHNICIAN SETTING

TECHNICIAN SETTING TECHNICIAN SETTING

TECHNICIAN SETTING SOURCE 2

SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL

SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL SOURCE 2 VOLT LEVEL

4.1.2 Source 2 (Generator)

Note: dis = disable

SYSTEM NETWORK (System->Network) Min Max Default Unit

SYSTEM OPTIONS (System->Options) Min Max Default Unit