Be15Xbe2K Sofware User Manual Be15 User Manual

Be15xBe2K Sofware User Manual
July 2006 - Be15xBe2k Software Release: 1.0.11
Be15 User Manual

July 2006 - Be15 Firmware Release: 03.17.00.11
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BE15XBE2K OEM's Manual - Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION................ ....................................................................... 3
1.00 BE15 Programming Setup ................................................................ 4
2.00 Communication settings..................................................................... 4
3.00 Phonebook settings.... ....................................................................... 5
3.01 Read phonebook........ ....................................................................... 5

3.02 Write phonebook ........ ....................................................................... 6
3.03 Save phonebook ........ ....................................................................... 6
3.04 Open phonebook........ ....................................................................... 6
4.00 SMS (messages)........ ....................................................................... 7
4.01 Read SMS ................. ....................................................................... 7

4.02 Edit SMS ................... ....................................................................... 7
4.03 SMS commands......... ....................................................................... 8
5.00 BE2K and MODEM (Siemens M35) .................................................... 9
6.00 Settings........................ ....................................................................... 10

6.01Modbus address.......... ....................................................................... 11
6.02 Communication settings..................................................................... 11
6.03 Baud rate.................... ....................................................................... 11
6.04 Device name .............. ....................................................................... 11
6.05 BE2k disconnect time. ....................................................................... 11
6.06 Disconnect Time ....... ....................................................................... 11
6.07 Read settings ............. ....................................................................... 11
6.08 Write settings ............. ....................................................................... 11
7.00 MODBUS general information ........................................................... 12
8.00 Input register ............. ..................................................... 13
8.01 Data register.............. ....................................................................... 12

8.02 Outputs registers....... ....................................................................... 14
8.03 Alarms register ......... ....................................................................... 15
8.04 Mains settings register ..................................................................... 16
8.05 Genset settings register .................................................................... 17
8.06 Input settings register ....................................................................... 17
8.07 Engine settings registers.................................................................... 18
8.08 Service registers ........ ....................................................................... 19
8.09 Fuel settings register.. ....................................................................... 19
8.10 Sensor settings register ..................................................................... 20
8.11 Outputs settings register .................................................................... 21
8.12 Date and time register ....................................................................... 21
8.13 Serial number register ....................................................................... 21
8.14 Events registers ......... ....................................................................... 22
8.15 Phone book................. ....................................................................... 23
9.00 Flag register................ ....................................................................... 26
10.00 Holding register ........ ....................................................................... 26

10.01 Mains settings register.................................................................... 26
10.02 Genset settings register.................................................................. 27
10.03 Input settings register ..................................................................... 28
10.04 Engine settings register .................................................................. 29
10.05 Service register....... ....................................................................... 30
10.06 Fuel settings register ...................................................................... 30
10.07 Sensor settings register.................................................................. 31
10.08 Outputs settings register................................................................. 32
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10.09 Date & time register ....................................................................... 32
10.10 Serial number register .................................................................... 32
11.0 Coils .......................... ....................................................................... 33
12.0 Notes ......................... ....................................................................... 33
12.1 Notes ......................... ....................................................................... 34
13.0 Typical application..... ....................................................................... 35
14.0 Dimensions ............... ....................................................................... 36
Introduction
The Be15 is an optional board for the Be2k controller. It provides:
- RS232 serial interface for the Be2k controller

- RS485 for modbus or multi-generator communications
- MODBUS RTU protocol 9600 bps for Be2k
- 15 programmable relay Outputs
- 2 x RS485 and 2 x RS232 connectors
- GSM and GPRS modem control (SUPPORTED MODEM: SIEMENS M35)
- 14 number Phonebook
- Programmable messages for mobile phone (SMS)
- SMS commands for genset control and monitoring
- Modem interface and control (GSM and Analog)
This user manual allow you to configure the function of the BE15 when connected to the Be2k controller.
Use the software BE2K-SCADA to configure the functions of the on-board programmable relays. Download
the software from the Web-site bernini@bernini-design.com. A registration procedure is required.
Available software:
- BE15XBE2K (configuration software for BE15XBE2K)

- BE2K-SCADA (software for control and monitoring of BE2k)
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1.00 BE15 Programming Setup
A) - Connect the BE15 module to a computer by means of serial cable (see drawing).
B) - Put the jumper as indicated in the following drawing.
C) - Power on the computer first, then power on the BE15 (7Vdc up to 33Vdc).
2.00 Communication settings
A) - Run the BE15XBE2K software, and select the COM port from the "Connection" menu.
B) - Click "Connect" in order to connect to BE15.
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3.00 Phonebook settings
The software features the following buttons:
It is possible to create a phonebook of MOBILE PHONE numbers (to send SMS), or

DATA NUMBERS (to communicate DATA). The Be15 will send an SMS in sequence to
all numbers of the PHONEBOOK (marked as SMS numbers). After sending SMS, BE15
calls the DATA NUMBERS in sequence. The Be15 will call a location for a number of
times specified in the "Retry Times" field. The interval time between the calling attempts
is programmed in the "Delay AT" field.
3.01 Read phonebook

A) – Click the “Read phonebook” button to display the numbers stored in BE15;
the phonebook will be automatically updated.
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3.02 Write Phonebook
A) - Type the Mobile phone numbers into the box and select SMS or DATA option.
B) - Click “Write phonebook” to transfer the phone numbers into BE15.
3.03 Save Phonebook
A) - Click the “Save to a file” button to store the phonebook in a file of the computer.
3.04 Open Phonebook
A) - Click the "Open a file" button to open a phonebook stored in computer.
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4.00 SMS (Short Messages)
4.01 Read SMS
A) - Push the "Read SMS" button to read the SMS text. You can edit the text of SMS
(see section 4.02)
4.02 Edit SMS

A) - Select the message that you want to edit from the left part of the window.
B) - Type the text in the edit box (in the column over the ‘Read SMS’ button)
C) - Push "Write SMS" to save the new text into BE15.
If you want to restore the original (default) SMS text, push the "Write default SMS" button.
If you want to restore one SMS message follow the instruction:
- select the message from the left part of the window
- press the"Default" button
- press the “Write SMS” button to save the SMS message into BE15.
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4.03 SMS commands
To send a command from your mobile phone use the following syntax:
<DEVICE NAME > <COMMAND>.
Example: BE2K START (“BE2K” is the <DEVICE NAME > and “START” is the name of the
command). Use a space between <DEVICE NAME > and <COMMAND>.
The command will work only if the <DEVICE NAME > and Phone Number match the
<DEVICE NAME > and Phone Number stored in the Be15.
To write the <DEVICE NAME >, follow the instructions in section 6.04.
The <COMMAND> list is indicated below.
<START> Starts the Engine (only if BE2K is in AUTO operating

mode).
<START GEN> Starts the Engine and transfers the load (only if BE2K is in
AUTO operating mode)
<STOP> Stops the Engine (only if BE2K is in AUTO operating mode)
<STATUS> Reads the status of the engine, operating mode, generator status
and contactor of the generator status
<ALARM STATUS> Reads the active alarms of the BE2K.

The BE15 will send you 2 or more messages if more than 3
alarms are activated,.
<GENV> Reads the following parameters of the Generator: Voltage L1-L2,

L2-L3, L1-L3 (three phase mode) or L1-N (if single phase),
Current and Generator Frequency.
<GENP> Reads the following parameters of the Generator: Power Factor,

kVA, kW and kVAr.
<MAINS> Reads the following parameters of the MAINS: VoltageVr-s, Vs-t,

Vr-t. In single phase, the command reads the Vr-s voltage.
<ENGINE> Reads the following parameters of the Engine: Battery Voltage,

Speed, Oil Pressure, Fuel Level, Temperature, Hour-meter
(the display will not show un-used parameters).
<CLEAR> Clears the alarms and restarts the engine.
<RENT> Reads the status of the renting contract (remaining hours and
contract setting)
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Note :
1. Each message displays the <DEVICE NAME > programmed into the BE15.
2. The BE15 will send a message every time there is a new alarm. The SMS shows the
active alarms. The system will send you 2 or more messages If the number of the alarms
is over 3. When all alarms disappear, the Be15 will send a message indicating that there
are no alarms. The text of the message is: “<DEVICE NAME>: No active alarms!”.
3. BE15 will also send SMS in the following conditions

• BE15 looses the communication with BE2K after a programmable time-out
(see section 6.00); The text of the message is: “BE2K is disconnected for
more than <x> minute(s)!”.
• There is a 5% changing of the fuel level

(the text of the message is “Fuel level: <xx>%”). Note: the message will
indicate the operating mode, engine status and KG status.
• The engine changes the status (the engine runs, stops or fails to stop); The
text of the message is “Engine running!”/”Engine not running!”/Fail to Stop".
Note: the message will indicate the operating mode, the fuel level and the KG
status.
• The Be2K changes the operating mode; The text of the message can indicate:
OFF / MANUAL / AUTO / PROGRAM / LAMP TEST / CALIBRATION”. Note:
the message will indicate the operating mode, the fuel level and the KG
status.
• The KG changes the status; The text of the message is “KG open “/ ”KG
closed ”). Note: the message will indicate the operating mode and the fuel
level.
5.00 BE2K and MODEM (Siemens M35)

The figure 2 shows the connections. This configuration allow you to:
- control and monitor the BE2K

- receive SMS (messages) on your mobile phone
- send SMS commands to the genset (see section 4.03)
- receive phone call for DATA transfer
Note: BE15 supports M35 modem (SIEMENS). We can not guarantee a proper operation
of other modems.
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Important reccomandations
1) Use a common negative supply
2) Before disconnecting or connecting cables remove the power supply
3) Use short cables (it is better shielded cables)
4) Modem Supply: follow the recommendations of the Modem Manufacturer (M35)
6.0 Settings
The software features the following options and buttons:
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MODBUS settings
6.01 Modbus address
Set the Modbus address of BE15 between1 and 247. Push the “Write Settings” button in
order to save the settings in the memory of BE15.
6.02 Comunnication settings
Select the communications format as indicated below:

- 8N-1 (8 data bits; parity none; 1 stop bit
- 8E-1 (8 data bits; parity even; 1 stop bit).
Push the “Write Settings” button in order to save the settings in the memory.
6.03 Baud Rate
Select the baud rate between to 9600 bps. This setting affects only RS232-1/RS485-1.
Push the “Write Settings” button in order to save the settings in BE15’s memory.
6.04 Device name
The <DEVICE NAME> will appear in SMS sent by the MODEM connected to BE15. The
BE15 accepts SMS command only if the <DEVICE NAME> sent by the mobile phone
matches the <DEVICE NAME> programmed into Be15. The box will accept up to 9
characters (CAPITAL letters and numbers only).
6.05 BE2K disconnect time
If the BE15 fails to communicate with BE2K for a time longer than 'Disconnect Time', the
BE15 will send an SMS informing about the failure of the communication.
6.06 Disconnect Time
The BE15 will close the MODEM communication if it does not detect data for a period of
time longer than “Disconnect Time”.
6.07 Read settings
Click the “Read settings” button to read the settings saved in BE15. The settings are
automatically updated in the connect sequence.
6.08 Write settings

Click the “Write settings” button to save the settings into BE15.
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7.0 MODBUS general information
The communication protocol meets the MODBUS RTU convention and includes the
following function codes:
Code Function
01
Read coils
03
Read holding registers
04
Read input registers
05
Write single coil
06
Write single register
10
Write multiple registers
Communication speed: 9600 baud/19200 baud

Data bits: 8
Parity: none/even
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: none
Device address: 1 (default)
The Modbus address can be changed from the PC (see section 6.01).
Full information on the MODBUS RTU can be found at www.modbus.org
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8.0 Input register
8.01 Data registers
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Units Notes
30000 xxxx Voltage R Vac
30001 xxxx Voltage S Vac
30002 xxxx Voltage T Vac
30003 xxxx Voltage L1 Vac
30004 xxxx Voltage L2 Vac -
30005 xxxx Voltage L3 Vac
30006 xxxx Current 1 Aac
30007 xxxx Current 2 Aac 21
30008 Xxxx Current 3 Aac
30009 Xxxx Mains Frequency Hz 1
30010 Xxxx Generator Frequency Hz 1
30011 Xxxx Power factor 1 22
30014 Xxxx Power factor 22
30015 Xxxx KVAR 1 KVAR
30018 Xxxx KVA KVA 21
30019 xxxx KW1 KW
30020 xxxx KW2 KW
30021 xxxx KW3 KW
30022 xxxx KW KW
30023 xxxx KVAR KVAR
30024 xxxx Battery Vdc 1
30025 xxxx Speed r.p.m.
30026 xxxx Pressure bar 1
30027 xxxx Temperature °C
30028 xxxx Fuel %
30029 xxxx Hours hours
30030 xxxx Service 1 hours
30031 xxxx Service 1 Total hours -
30032 xxxx Engine run Vdc
30033 xxxx CT-SIZE
30034 xxxx Service 2 total Hours
30035 xxxx PHASE NUMBER
30036 xxxx Service 3 total Hours
30037 x Mains rotation staus 2
30038 x Generator rotation status 2
30039 x Operating mode 3
30040 x Engine status 4
30041 x KM status 5
30042 x KG status 5
30043 x Remote start status 6
30044 x Engine test status 6
30045 x Mains bypass status 6
30046 x Start from PC staus 6
30047 x Battery type 7
30048 x Send X
30049 x Rent -
30050 x Rent total
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8.02 Output register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Note

30060 X Output 1 be2k 19
30063 X Output 1 Be15
30068 X Output 6 Be15 20
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8.03 Alarms register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Notes

30110 x Under speed
30111 x Over speed
30112 x Pickup failure
30113 x Under frequency
30114 x Over frequency
30115 x Over Aac
30116 x Warning Aac
30117 x Overload
30118 x Generator phases
30119 x Over Vac
30120 x Under Vac
30121 x Generator failure
30122 x Over kW
30123 x Over kVa
30124 x Warning oil presure
30125 x Low Oil pressure (switch)
30126 x Presure sensor failure
30127 x Warning temperature
30128 x Temperature 1 (switch)
30129 x Temperature 2 (switch)
30130 x Temperature sensor failure
30131 x Low battery voltage
30132 X High battery voltage
30133 X Fuel end (switch)
30134 X Min fuel (sensor)
30135 X Reserve (switch)
30136 X Max fuel (sensor)
30137 X Fail to start
30138 X External stop
30139 X Memory error 18
30140 X Service
30141 X Alarm 1 (switch)
30142 X Alarm 2 (switch)
30143 X Belt break
30144 X Fuel sensor failure
30145 X Fault 06
30146 X Speed error
30147 X Aux 1 - Input JH1 (switch)
30150 X Low Coolant Temperature (sensor)
30151 X CLK error
30152 X CYC error
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8.04 Mains settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Units Min Max Note

998
30170 xxx Mains over voltage Vac 60 (>998=inhibit) -
998
30171 xxx Mains under voltage Vac 60 (<60=inhibit)
70
30172 xxx Mains over frequency Hz 20 (>70=inhibit) 1
70
30173 xxx Mains under frequency Hz 20 (<20=inhibit) 1
1 59sec
30174 xx Mains breaker 1 30min
1 59sec 8
30175 xx Mains failure 1 30min
1 59sec
30176 xx Mains restore 1 30min
30177 x Phases 0 2 12
30178 x Mains simulations 1 2 11
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8.05 Genset settings register

30190 xxxx Current Transformer Size 50 9900 14
5000
30191 xxxx Not used KW 1 (>5000=inhibit)
5000
30192 xxxx Not used KVA 1 (>5000=inhibit)
9900 -
30193 xxxx Aac prealarm Aac 10 (>9900=inhibit)
9900
30194 xxxx Aac alarm Aac 10 (>9900=inhibit)
998
30195 xxx Gen over voltage Vac 60 (>998=inhibit)
30196 xxx Gen under voltage Vac 60 998(<60 inhibit)
30197 xxx Gen over frequency Hz 200 700 1
30198 xxx Gen under frequency Hz 200 700 1
30199 xx Gen over voltage delay 1 15secs
30200 xx Gen under voltage delay 1 15secs
-
30201 xx Gen over frequency delay 1 15secs
30202 xx Under frequency delay 1 15secs
30203 xx Not used 1 15 min
30204 xx Not used 1 15 min
1-59secs
30205 xx Aac prealarm time 1-15 mins 8
1-59secs
30206 xx Aac alarm time 1-15 mins 8
30207 x Phases 0 1 12
30208 x Vac ratio 0: x1; 1: x2;
30209 x Not used
30210 x Not used
-
30211 x Not used
30212 x Not used
30213 x Not used
30214 x Not used
30215 xxxx Max KW 15
30216 xxxx MIN KW 15
30217 Xx Delay max KW
30218 xx Delay min KW -
30219 xx Gen set timeout
8.06 Input settings register

30253 X JH 1 mode 0–stop; 1-cooling; 2-warning 3-KG ON input
30254 X JH 1 polarity 11
0–stop;1-cooling;2-warning ; 3-key manual;4-KM
30255 X JH 2 mode on
30257 X JH 3 mode 0–stop;1-cooling; 2-warning; 3-key auto;4-EJP1
30259 0
30260 0
30261 0
30262 X Alarm 2 11
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8.07 Engine settings register
REG. FORMAT DESCRIPTION Min Max Note

4000
30278 xxxx Over Speed 100 (>4000=inhibit) 17
100
30279 xxxx Under Speed (<100=inhibit) 4000 17
1
30280 xxxx Teeth number (0=inhibit) 500 17
1
30281 xxx Warning oil (0=inhibit) 200 1
30282 xxx EJP TIME
250
30283 xxx High temperature warning 40 (251=inhibit)
30284 000 None
30285 000 None -
30286 000 None
30287 Xxx Crank off speed 100 800
200
30288 xxx D+/WL 3 (201=inhibit) 1
30289 xx Oil pressure bypass 2 90secs
1
30290 xx Low temperature warning (0=inhibit) 80
30291 00
30292 00
-
30293 Xx Crank start delay 0 15secs
30294 Xx Crank time 3 15secs
30295 Xx Crank attempts 3 15
30296 Xx Rest time 3 15secs
30297 Xx Pre-glow time 1 59secs 0=inhibit
0-59secs
30298 Xx Warm up time 1-15mins
0-59secs 8
30299 Xx Cooling time 1-15mins
1-59secs
30300 Xx Stop cycle 1-15mins
30301 00
30302 Xx Over speed delay 1 10secs
30303 Xx Under speed delay 1 10secs
-
30304 None
30305 None
30306 None
30307 None
30308 Temperature Ch 2 0:No 1:Nc 11
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8.08 Service register

30315 xx Start date day
30316 xx Start date month
30317 xx Start date year
30318 xx Start date hour
-
30319 xx Start date min
30320 0 None
30321 0 None
30322 x Date format 0-dd/mm/yy 1-mm/dd/yy
30323 xx Test interval 1-30 days
30324 xx Test duration 1-99 min
30325 x Test status 0:On, 1:Off
8.09 Fuel settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Min Max

1
30330 xxx Fuel low (0=inhibit) 99
99
30331 xxx Fuel high 1 (100=inhibit)
1
30332 xx Pump start (0=inhibit) 99
99
30333 xx Pump stop 1 (100=inhibit)
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8.10 Sensor settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Default

30410 xxxx Pressure sensor point 1 – ohm 0
30411 xxxx Pressure sensor point 1 – bar (NOTE 1) 10
30412 xxxx Pressure sensor point 2 – ohm 2.0
30422 xxxx Temperature sensor point 1 – ohm 19
30423 xxxx Temperature sensor point 1 – C 128
30434 xxxx Fuel sensor point 1 – ohm 10
30435 xxxx Fuel sensor point 1 – % 0
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8.11 Output settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Value Note

30350 Xx output 1 10
30353 XX Out 1 BE15
30353 XX Out 2 BE15
30353 XX Out 3 BE15
30353 XX Out 4 BE15
30353 XX Out 5 BE15
30353 XX Out 6 BE15
30353 XX Out 7 BE15 -
30353 XX Out 8 BE15
30353 XX Out 9 BE15
30353 XX Out 10 BE15
30353 XX Out 11 BE15
30353 XX Out 12 BE15
30353 XX Out 13 BE15
30353 XX Out 14 BE15
30353 XX Out 15 BE15
30390 Xx Horn time 5-59secs, 1-15 min,74=non stop 9
30391 Xx Idle speed delay 0-59secs,1-15min, 74=non stop 9
8.12 Date and time register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION

30470 Xx Day
30471 Xx Month
30472 Xx Year
30473 Xx Hours
30474 Xx Minutes
30475 Xx Seconds (read only)
8.13 Serial number register

30560 X
30561 X
30562 X
30563 X
30564 X
30565 X X=1 digit from serial number
30566 X (DEFAULT SERIAL N° 0000000000000)
30567 X
30568 X
30569 X
30570 X
30571 X
30572 X
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8.14 Events register
30480 Xxxx Event code (event 1)
30481 xx(high) Day
30481 xx(low) Month
30482 xx(high) Year
30482 xx(low) Hour
30483 xx(high) Minute
30483 xx(low) Second
…
………………………..…………………………………………………………
30560 xxxx Event code (event 20)
30561 xx(high) Day
30561 xx(low) Month
30562 xx(high) Year
30562 xx(low) Hour
30563 xx(high) Minute
30563 xx(low) Second
Data encoding for day, month, year, hour, minute and second:
One register (two bytes) stores two values: one in high byte and other in the lower byte.
Register value is 256 * high byte + low byte.
Example:
Let us assume that register 30481 stores the value 6150 which is the day and month
of the latest event.
Day = 6150 div 256 = 24
Month = 6150 mod 256 = 6
Events codes
Event code Event name
100 Running
101 Stopped
102 KM on
103 KM off
104 KG ON
105 KG off
106 Power on
107 Auto
108 Manual
109 Mode off
110 M fault
111 Restore
112 Periodic start
If the event is an alarm check, its code is in section 2.3
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8.15 Phone book

30640 XXXXX Note 1
30641 XXXXX Note 2
30642 XXXXX Note 2
30643 XXXXX Note 2
30644 XXXXX Note 2
30645 XXXXX Note 2
30646 XXXXX Note 1
30647 XXXXX Note 2
30648 XXXXX Note 2
30649 XXXXX Note 2
30650 XXXXX Note 2
30651 XXXXX Note 2
30652 XXXXX Note 1
30653 XXXXX Note 2
30654 XXXXX Note 2
30655 XXXXX Note 2
30656 XXXXX Note 2
30657 XXXXX Note 2
30658 XXXXX Note 1
30659 XXXXX Note 2
30660 XXXXX Note 2
30661 XXXXX Note 2
30662 XXXXX Note 2
30663 XXXXX Note 2
30664 XXXXX Note 1
30665 XXXXX Note 2
30666 XXXXX Note 2
30667 XXXXX Note 2
30668 XXXXX Note 2
30669 XXXXX Note 2
30670 XXXXX Note 1
30671 XXXXX Note 2
30672 XXXXX Note 2
30673 XXXXX Note 2
30674 XXXXX Note 2
30675 XXXXX Note 2
30676 XXXXX Note 1
30677 XXXXX Note 2
30678 XXXXX Note 2
30679 XXXXX Note 2
30680 XXXXX Note 2
30681 XXXXX Note 2
30682 XXXXX Note 1
30683 XXXXX Note 2
30684 XXXXX Note 2
30685 XXXXX Note 2
30686 XXXXX Note 2
30687 XXXXX Note 2
30688 XXXXX Note 1
30689 XXXXX Note 2
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30690 XXXXX Note 2
30691 XXXXX Note 2
30692 XXXXX Note 2
30693 XXXXX Note 2
30694 XXXXX Note 1
30695 XXXXX Note 2
30696 XXXXX Note 2
30697 XXXXX Note 2
30698 XXXXX Note 2
30699 XXXXX Note 2
30700 XXXXX Note 1
30701 XXXXX Note 2
30702 XXXXX Note 2
30703 XXXXX Note 2
30704 XXXXX Note 2
30705 XXXXX Note 2
30706 XXXXX Note 1
30707 XXXXX Note 1
30708 XXXXX Note 2
30709 XXXXX Note 2
30710 XXXXX Note 2
30711 XXXXX Note 2
30712 XXXXX Note 2
30713 XXXXX Note 1
30714 XXXXX Note 2
30715 XXXXX Note 2
30716 XXXXX Note 2
30717 XXXXX Note 2
30718 XXXXX Note 2
30719 XXXXX Note 1
30720 XXXXX Note 2
30721 XXXXX Note 2
30722 XXXXX Note 2
30723 XXXXX Note 2
30724 XXXXX Note 2
30725 XXXXX Note 1
30726 XXXXX Note 2
30727 XXXXX Note 2
30728 XXXXX Note 2
30729 XXXXX Note 2
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Note 1
Register part Format Description
XXX
High byte (decimal) First X define the type of phone number:
0 = no number
1 = SMS number
2 = data number
Last two XX is the number of digits of the phone number
( 21 digits max )
XX
Low byte (decimal) 2 digits of the phone number
Note 2
Register part Format Description
High byte XX Each X is a digit of the phone number
Low byte XX
Example of phone number encoding:
Phone number 1: 0745217307 Type: SMS number
Register 30639 = 256 * high_byte + low_byte = 28167

high_byte=110 (1 for SMS type and 10 for the number of digits)
low_byte=07

high_byte=45
low_byte=21

high_byte=73
low_byte=07
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9.0 Flag registers
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10.02 Genset settings register

40190 xxxx Current Transformer Size 50 9900 14
5000
40191 xxxx Gen over KW KW 1 (>5000=inhibit)
5000
40192 xxxx Gen over KVA KVA 1 (>5000=inhibit)
9900
40193 xxxx Aac prealarm Aac 10 (>9900=inhibit)
9900
40194 xxxx Aac alarm Aac 10 (>9900=inhibit)
998
40195 xxx Gen over voltage Vac 60 (>998=inhibit)
Gen under voltage
40196 xxx Vac 60 998(<60 inhibit)
40197 xxx Gen over frequency Hz 200 700 1
40198 xxx Gen under frequency Hz 200 700 1
40199 xx Gen over voltage delay 1 15secs
40200 xx Gen under voltage delay 1 15secs
40201 xx Gen over frequency delay 1 15secs
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10.03 Input settings register

40253 X Aux 1 mode 0–stop; 1-cooling; 2-warning;3-KG ON
40254 X Input 1 polarity 11
40255 X Input 2 mode 0–stop; 1-cooling; 2-warning;3-key manual;4-KM-ON
40257 X Input 3 mode 0–stop; 1-cooling; 2-warning;3-key auto;4-EJP1
40259 0
40260 0
40261 0
40262 X Alarm 2 11
28
10.04 Engine settings register

4000
40295 xxxx Over Speed 100 (>4000=inhibit) 17
100
40296 xxxx Under Speed (<100=inhibit) 4000 17
1
40297 xxxx Teeth Number (0=inhibit) 500
1
40298 xxx Warning oil (0=inhibit) 200 1
40299 xxx EJP TIME
250
40300 xxx High temperature warning 40 (251=inhibit)
40301 000 None
40302 000 None
40303 000 None
40304 Xxx Crank off speed 100 800
200
40305 xxx D+/WL 3 (201=inhibit) 1
40306 xx Oil pressure bypass 2 90secs
1
40307 xx Low temperature warning (0=inhibit) 80
40308 00
40309 00
40310 Xx Crank start delay 0 15secs
40311 Xx Crank time 3 15secs
40312 Xx Crank attempts 3 15
40313 Xx Rest time 3 15secs
0=inhib
40314 Xx Pre-glow time 1 59secs it
0-59secs
40315 Xx Warm up time 1-15mins 8
0-59secs
40316 Xx Cooling time 1-15mins 8
1-59secs
40317 Xx Stop cycle 1-15mins 8
40318 00
40319 xx Over speed delay 1 10secs
40320 xx Under speed delay 1 10secs
40321 None
40322 None
40323 None
40324 None
40325 Temperature Ch 2 0:No 1:Nc 11
29
10.05 Service register

40340 xx Start date day
40341 xx Start date month
40342 xx Start date year
40343 xx Start date hour
-
40344 xx Start date min
40345 0 None
40346 0 None
0-dd/mm/yy
40347 x Date format 1-mm/dd/yy
40348 xx Test interval 1-30 days
40349 xx Test duration 1-99 min
40350 x Test status 0:On, 1:Off
10.06 Fuel settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Min Max

1
40330 xxx Fuel low 0(inhibit) 99
99
40331 xxx Fuel high 1 100(inhibit)
1
40332 xx Pump start 0(inhibit) 99
99
40333 xx Pump stop 1 100(inhibit)
30
10.07 Sensor settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Default

40410 xxxx Pressure sensor point 1 – ohm 0
31
10.08 Output settings register
REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Value

40351 xx output1
40353 xx output2 -
40355 xx output3
5-59secs
1-15 min
40390 xx Horn time 74=non stop
0-59secs
1-15min
40391 xx Idle speed delay 74=non stop
10.09 Date and time register

40500 xx Day
40501 xx Month
40502 xx Year
40503 xx Hours
40504 xx Minutes
10.10 Serial number registers

40505 X
40506 X
40507 X
40508 X
40509 X
40510 X X=1 digit from serial number
40511 X
40512 X
40513 X
40514 X
40515 X
40516 X
40517 X
32
11.0 Coils
COIL VALUE DESCRIPTION
20 any Clear alarms
21 any Start engine test
22 any Stop engine test
23 any Genset start

any
24 MEM INIT
25 any Clear events
12.0 Notes
Note Description
1 The value must be divisible by 10
2 0 - not available, 1 - phase error, 2 - phase ok
3 1 – OFF,2 – Manual , 3 - Auto , 4 – PROGRAM, 5- CALIBRATION

4 0 – Not running, 1 – Cranking, 2 – ENGINE RUNNING, 3 - Cooling down
4 - STOPPING, 5 – Not running (stop time has elapsed, but engine is still running)
6- FAIL TO STOP
Note Description
5
0 – open 1 – close
6
0 – No test 1 – Test
7
0 - 12V battery 1 - 24V battery
8 Time encoding:
from 0 to 59 means seconds
above 60 means minutes, encoded in the following way:
minutes = value – 59
9 Time encoding: from 0 to 59 means seconds
from 60 to 74 means minutes, encoded in the following way:
minutes = value – 59
over 74 means "continuous"
10 SEE TABLE 7.6.6 IN THE BE2K OEM's MANUAL
11 0 - normal open 1 - normal closed
12 0: Single phase, 1: 3 phases + control sequence, 2: 3 phase w/o sequence control
13 note not used
14 9901: inhibit
15 5001: inhibit
16 note not used
17 99=INHIBIT, 4001=INHIBIT
18 0: off 1: on 2: alarm acknowledge
33
12.1 Notes
Note Description
19 0 – Off 1 – On
0 – inhibit 25 – speed
1 – alarms 26 - pick-up
2 - emergency stop 27 – overspeed
3 - km on 28 – underspeed
4 - kg on 29 - starting failure
5 - mains on 30 - temperature
6 - generator on 31 - charger failure
7 - engine running 32 - low battery
8 - off mode 33 - high battery
9 - manual mode 34 - battery ok
10 - auto mode 35 - service
11 - test mode 36 - fuel
12 - oil alarms 37 - pump output
13 - generator alarm 38 - high level sensor
14 - over frequency 39 - idle speed
15 - prelarm current 40 – shutdown
16 - over current 41 – warning
17 - overload 42 - alarm_1
18 – overvoltage 43 - alarm_2
19 - over kw 44 - alarm_3
20 20 - over kva 45 - alarm_4
21 - under frequency 46 - alarm_5
22 – undervoltage 47 - alarm_6
23 - phase sequence 48 - alarm_7
24 - alternator failure 49 - alarm_8
21 If CT size is smaller or equal to 100, devide the value by 10
22 The value must be divisible by 100
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July 2006 - Be15xBe2k Software Release: 1.0.11

Be15 User Manual

Customer Support e-mail: bernini@bernini-design.com mobile: ++39 335 70 77 148

This equipment complies with the EMC protection requirements

1.00 BE15 Programming Setup ................................................................ 4

2.00 Communication settings..................................................................... 4

3.00 Phonebook settings.... ....................................................................... 5

3.01 Read phonebook........ ....................................................................... 5

4.00 SMS (messages)........ ....................................................................... 7

4.01 Read SMS ................. ....................................................................... 7

5.00 BE2K and MODEM (Siemens M35) .................................................... 9

6.00 Settings........................ ....................................................................... 10

7.00 MODBUS general information ........................................................... 12

8.00 Input register ............. ..................................................... 13

8.01 Data register.............. ....................................................................... 12

9.00 Flag register................ ....................................................................... 26

10.00 Holding register ........ ....................................................................... 26

11.0 Coils .......................... ....................................................................... 33

12.0 Notes ......................... ....................................................................... 33

12.1 Notes ......................... ....................................................................... 34

13.0 Typical application..... ....................................................................... 35

14.0 Dimensions ............... ....................................................................... 36

The Be15 is an optional board for the Be2k controller. It provides:

- RS232 serial interface for the Be2k controller

- BE15XBE2K (configuration software for BE15XBE2K)

2.00 Communication settings

B) - Click "Connect" in order to connect to BE15.

It is possible to create a phonebook of MOBILE PHONE numbers (to send SMS), or

3.01 Read phonebook

B) - Click “Write phonebook” to transfer the phone numbers into BE15.

3.03 Save Phonebook

3.04 Open Phonebook

A) - Click the "Open a file" button to open a phonebook stored in computer.

4.01 Read SMS

4.02 Edit SMS

The <COMMAND> list is indicated below.

<START> Starts the Engine (only if BE2K is in AUTO operating

<STOP> Stops the Engine (only if BE2K is in AUTO operating mode)

<ALARM STATUS> Reads the active alarms of the BE2K.

<GENV> Reads the following parameters of the Generator: Voltage L1-L2,

<GENP> Reads the following parameters of the Generator: Power Factor,

<MAINS> Reads the following parameters of the MAINS: VoltageVr-s, Vs-t,

<ENGINE> Reads the following parameters of the Engine: Battery Voltage,

<CLEAR> Clears the alarms and restarts the engine.

3. BE15 will also send SMS in the following conditions

• There is a 5% changing of the fuel level

5.00 BE2K and MODEM (Siemens M35)

- control and monitor the BE2K

6.02 Comunnication settings

Select the communications format as indicated below:

6.03 Baud Rate

6.04 Device name

6.05 BE2K disconnect time

6.06 Disconnect Time

6.07 Read settings

6.08 Write settings

Communication speed: 9600 baud/19200 baud

REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Note

REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Notes

REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Units Min Max Note

REGISTER FORMAT DESCRIPTION Units Min Max Note

30219 xx Gen set timeout