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s 'ENERAL )NFORMATION AND 3PECIlCATIONS
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s &UNCTIONAL $ESCRIPTION
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4O AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE ONLY QUALIlED PERSONNEL SHOULD PERFORM THE
PROCEDURES PRESENTED IN THIS MANUAL
-EGGERS AND HIGH POTENTIAL TEST EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE USED WITH EXTREME CARE )NCORRECT USE OF
SUCH EQUIPMENT COULD DAMAGE COMPONENTS CONTAINED IN THE DEVICE
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s &OUR CONTROL MODES AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATION !62 MANUAL OR lELD CURRENT REGULATION  POWER
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s 0ROGRAMMABLE STABILITY SETTINGS
s 3OFT START CONTROL WITH AN ADJUSTABLE TIME SETTING IN !62 CONTROL MODE
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2EMOVE THE AMPERE FUSE BEFORE STARTING THE GENERATOR FOR THE lRST TIME 0ERFORM ALL PRELIMINARY ENGINE GOVERNOR
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THIS TIME INITIAL ADJUSTMENTS CAN BE MADE 4O DO THIS STEP THROUGH EACH ADJUSTMENT USING THE h3%,%#4v BUTTON
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&RONT 0ANEL /PERATION
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BLINKING MODE 4HE SETTING IS SAVED WHEN THE h3%,%#4v BUTTON IS PRESSED )F NO BUTTON IS PRESSED FOR A PERIOD
OF ONE MINUTE THE REGULATOR SAVES THE SETTINGS AND EXITS THE ADJUSTMENT MODE )F REGULATOR POWER IS INTERRUPTED
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7HEN THE REGULATOR IS NOT IN THE ADJUSTMENT MODE AND EITHER THE h50v OR h$/7.v BUTTON IS PRESSED THE REGULATOR
ENTERS THE h&INE 6OLTAGEv ADJUSTMENT MODE AND CHANGES THE GENERATOR lNE VOLTAGE SET POINT BY 6 3UCCESSIVE
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,%$ THE FRONT PANEL PUSH BUTTONS
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SOLID FOR 6!2 MODE $62¤%# ONLY
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ON
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,%$ SELECTED ,%$ IS ON IF THREE PHASE SENSING IS SELECTED
#OARSE 6OLTAGE 4HIS ,%$ BLINKS SLOWLY WHEN THE h#OARSE 6OLTAGEv LEVEL IS SELECTED FOR ADJUSTMENT VIA THE
,%$ FRONT PANEL PUSH BUTTONS
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BY THE BOTTOM ,%$ WHICH IS LABELED -). AND !"3/2",%!$ 4HE SETTING RANGE FOR EACH ,%$ IS SUMMARIZED IN
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TO +G FOR !62 AND TO +G FOR 
7HEN THE UNIT IS OPERATING IN !62 0& AND 6!2 MODES GAIN ADJUSTMENTS
ARE MADE TO !62 +G 7HEN IN  MODE GAIN ADJUSTMENTS ARE MADE TO
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-!2!4(/.
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#/-3 SOFTWARE ALLOWS A MAXIMUM  +G SETTING OF +G ! +G SETTING OF
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#/-3 SOFTWARE WILL BE REDUCED TO WITH THE lRST PUSH OF THE
(-) h$/7.v PUSHBUTTON WHEN ADJUSTING  +G VIA THE FRONT PANEL
3EE 3ECTION FOR PROPER ADJUSTMENT
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&INE 6OLTAGE !DJUST 3ETTING 2ANGES
&INE 6OLTAGE !DJUST n ,%$ "LINKING 3LOWLY
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VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT BAND SETTING 4HE DEFAULT ADJUSTMENT RANGE IS
n TO 3EE 3ECTION -!2!4(/.
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3OFTWARE FOR 7INDOWS¤ /3 3ETTING $ElNITIONS 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS
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PROGRAMMING SETUP OF THE $62¤% &IGURE
ILLUSTRATES THE LOCATION OF THE COMMUNICATION PORT
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COMMUNICATION CABLE CONNECTED BETWEEN THE
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2EACTIVE $ROOP #OMPENSATION
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$62¤% FUNCTIONS ARE ILLUSTRATED IN THE BLOCK DIAGRAM OF &IGURE
! DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EACH FUNCTION
BLOCK IS PROVIDED IN THE PARAGRAPHS UNDER THE HEADING OF $62¤% &UNCTION "LOCKS
$62¤% OPERATING FEATURES INCLUDE FOUR OPERATING MODES FOUR PROTECTIVE FUNCTIONS STARTUP PROVISIONS REACTIVE
DROOP COMPENSATION UNDERFREQUENCY COMPENSATION AND AN AUXILIARY ANALOG INPUT ! DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EACH
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4HE FUNCTION OF EACH BLOCK
IS EXPLAINED ALONG WITH THE OPERATION OF ALL FUNCTION BLOCK INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
!NALOG )NPUTS
3IX ANALOG VOLTAGE AND CURRENT INPUTS MAY BE SENSED AND BROUGHT TO THE $62¤% INPUT
'ENERATOR 6OLTAGE
'ENERATOR VOLTAGE IS MONITORED AT TERMINALS % !
PHASE % "
PHASE AND % #
PHASE .OMINAL VOLTAGES OF
UP TO 6AC MAY BE SENSED AT THESE TERMINALS 6OLTAGE APPLIED TO THESE INPUTS IS SCALED AND CONDITIONED BEFORE
BEING APPLIED TO THE INPUT OF THE !$# 4HE VOLTAGE SIGNAL FROM PHASE # AND ! 6#
! OF THE GENERATOR IS USED BY
THE !$# TO CALCULATE THE RMS VALUE OF GENERATOR VOLTAGE ACROSS PHASES # AND ! ,IKEWISE THE VOLTAGE SIGNAL FROM
PHASE # AND " 6#
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PHASES # AND " 4HE RMS VALUE OF GENERATOR PHASE " TO PHASE ! VOLTAGE 6"
! IS CALCULATED BY THE MICROPROCESSOR
FROM THE PHASE # TO PHASE ! SIGNAL 6#
! AND THE PHASE # TO PHASE " 6#
" SIGNAL
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! SIGNAL IS APPLIED TO A lLTERED ZERO CROSS DETECTOR CIRCUIT 4HIS
SIGNAL IS APPLIED TO THE MICROPROCESSOR AND IS USED TO CALCULATE GENERATOR FREQUENCY
0HASE " ,INE #URRENT
4HE PHASE " LINE CURRENT )" SIGNAL IS DEVELOPED THROUGH A CUSTOMER SUPPLIED CURRENT TRANSFORMER #4 AND
MONITORED THROUGH TERMINALS #4 AND #4 #URRENT UP TO AMPERES RMS MAY BE MONITORED AT THESE TERMINALS
4HE CURRENT MONITORED AT THESE TERMINALS IS SCALED AND CONDITIONED BY AN INTERNAL CURRENT TRANSFORMER AND ACTIVE
CIRCUITRY FOR USE BY THE !$# 4HE SIGNAL APPLIED TO THE !$# IS USED TO CALCULATE THE RMS VALUE OF PHASE " LINE
CURRENT
!DDITIONALLY THE PHASE ANGLE BETWEEN PHASE " LINE CURRENT AND PHASE # TO PHASE ! GENERATOR VOLTAGE IS CALCULATED
FOR USE DURING $ROOP AND 6!20OWER &ACTOR OPERATION
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&IELD 6OLTAGE 6&)%,$
6OLTAGE ACROSS THE REGULATOR lELD OUTPUT TERMINALS & AND &
IS MONITORED SCALED AND CONDITIONED BEFORE BEING
APPLIED TO THE !$# 4HIS SIGNAL IS USED TO CALCULATE THE DC VALUE OF lELD VOLTAGE FOR USE IN SYSTEM PROTECTION
&IELD #URRENT )&)%,$
#URRENT THROUGH THE MAIN POWER OUTPUT SWITCH IS CONVERTED TO A PROPORTIONAL VOLTAGE LEVEL 4HIS VOLTAGE SIGNAL IS
SCALED AND CONDITIONED BEFORE BEING APPLIED TO THE INPUT OF THE !$# 4HE RESULT IS USED TO CALCULATE THE DC VALUE
OF lELD CURRENT FOR USE IN THE -ANUAL MODE OF OPERATION AS WELL AS PROTECTION OF THE SYSTEM
!NALOG !UXILIARY )NPUT
)F THE $# VOLTAGE IS REMOVED FROM THE !NALOG !UXILIARY )NPUT THE OPERATING SETPOINT WILL
RETURN TO THE ORIGINAL VALUE
4HIS INPUT ALLOWS ADJUSTMENT OF THE $62¤% REGULATION SETPOINT BY THE APPLICATION OF A POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE
DC VOLTAGE ACROSS TERMINALS ! AND " 6OLTAGE UP TO 6DC MAY BE APPLIED AT THIS INPUT 4HE CIRCUIT INDUCES A
OHM BURDEN ON THE DC SOURCE 4HE APPLICATION OF A 6DC SIGNAL CORRESPONDS TO A PERCENT CHANGE IN
SETPOINT
#ONTACT )NPUT #IRCUITS
&OUR CONTACT INPUT CIRCUITS POWERED FROM AN INTERNAL 6DC SUPPLY PROVIDE INPUT CONTROL FROM USER
SUPPLIED
CONTACTS
2AISE
#LOSING A CONTACT ACROSS TERMINALS 5 AND CAUSES THE ACTIVE OPERATING SETPOINT TO INCREASE 4HIS FUNCTION IS
ACTIVE AS LONG AS THE CONTACT IS CLOSED
,OWER
#LOSING A CONTACT ACROSS TERMINALS $ AND CAUSES THE ACTIVE OPERATING SETPOINT TO DECREASE 4HIS FUNCTION IS
ACTIVE AS LONG AS THE CONTACT IS CLOSED
.OTE )F POWER IS REMOVED FROM THE $62¤% LONG ENOUGH FOR IT TO RESET THE SETTINGS FROM THE REMOTE RAISELOWER
CONTACTS WILL BE LOST
6!20OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL *+ /PTION
#LOSING A CONTACT ACROSS TERMINALS * AND + DISABLES 6!20OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL !N OPEN CONTACT ENABLES THE
$62¤%# TO CONTROL THE GENERATOR REACTIVE POWER IN EITHER THE 6!2 OR THE 0OWER &ACTOR MODE 4HE CONTACT
HAS NO EFFECT WHEN THIS OPTION IS NOT PRESENT &OR MORE INFORMATION REFER TO THE 0ARALLEL 'ENERATOR #OMPENSATION
,- CONTACT INPUT
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OPERATION AND THE $62¤% OPERATES IN REACTIVE DROOP COMPENSATION MODE
)F THE 6!20OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL OPTION IS PRESENT THE *+ INPUT HAS PRIORITY 4HEREFORE IF THE *+ AND THE
,- INPUTS ARE BOTH OPEN THE SYSTEM OPERATES IN 6!20OWER &ACTOR MODE
#OMMUNICATION 0ORT
4HE COMMUNICATION PORT PROVIDES THE INTERFACE FOR USER PROGRAMMING SETUP OF THE $62¤% #ONNECTION IS
MADE TO THE FEMALE 23
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SUPPLIED STANDARD
PIN CABLE 4HE COMMUNICATION PORT
IS OPTICALLY ISOLATED AND IS POWERED FROM A TRANSFORMER
ISOLATED SUPPLY
-ICROPROCESSOR
4HE MICROPROCESSOR IS THE HEART OF THE $62¤% AND PERFORMS MEASUREMENT COMPUTATION CONTROL AND
COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS BY THE USE OF ITS EMBEDDED PROGRAMMING AND THE NONVOLATILE SETTINGS STORED IN ITS
MEMORY
0OWER )NPUT 3TAGE
)NPUT POWER IS APPLIED TO TERMINALS AND FROM THE 0-' )T IS RECTIlED AND lLTERED BEFORE BEING APPLIED TO THE
POWER AMPLIlER AND THE POWER SUPPLY )NPUT POWER IS SINGLE
PHASE IN THE RANGE OF TO 6AC AT A FREQUENCY
OF TO HERTZ
0OWER 3UPPLY
4HE INTERNAL SWITCH
MODE POWER SUPPLY RECEIVES POWER FROM THE POWER INPUT STAGE AND SUPPLIES POWER AT THE
REQUIRED DC VOLTAGE LEVELS TO THE INTERNAL CIRCUITRY OF THE $62¤%
0OWER !MPLIlER 3TAGE
4HE POWER AMPLIlER RECEIVES POWER FROM THE POWER INPUT STAGE AND SUPPLIES A CONTROLLED AMOUNT OF POWER TO THE
EXCITER lELD VIA TERMINALS & AND &
4HE AMOUNT OF POWER SUPPLIED TO THE EXCITER lELD IS BASED ON GATING PULSES
RECEIVED FROM THE MICROPROCESSOR 4HE POWER AMPLIlER USES A SOLID STATE POWER SWITCH TO PROVIDE THE REQUIRED
POWER TO THE EXCITER lELD 0OWER AMPLIlER OUTPUT TO THE lELD IS RATED UP TO 6DC AT !DC CONTINUOUS AND
6DC AT !DC FOR SECONDS
&RONT 0ANEL )NDICATORS
4WELVE FRONT PANEL ,%$ INDICATORS LIGHT TO INDICATE VARIOUS OPERATING MODES PROTECTIVE FUNCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS
3ECTION (UMAN
-ACHINE )NTERFACE PROVIDES MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FRONT PANEL INDICATORS
&RONT 0ANEL 3WITCHES
#HANGES TO SETTINGS CAN BE MADE AT THE FRONT PANEL USING THE THREE PUSHBUTTON SWITCHES 4HESE PUSH
BUTTONS ARE
LABELED 3ELECT 5P AND $OWN 3ECTION (UMAN
-ACHINE )NTERFACE PROVIDES MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FRONT
PANEL SWITCHES 4HE SETTING IS SAVED WHEN THE h3%,%#4v BUTTON IS PRESSED )F NO BUTTON IS PRESSED FOR A PERIOD OF
ONE MINUTE THE REGULATOR SAVES THE NEW SETTINGS AND EXITS THE ADJUSTMENT MODE )F REGULATOR POWER IS INTERRUPTED
BEFORE THE SAVE FEATURE IS COMMANDED THE LAST ADJUSTMENT WILL BE LOST
2ELAY /UTPUT
! COMMON ALARM OUTPUT CONTACT IS PROVIDED THROUGH TERMINALS !, AND !, 4HIS NORMALLY OPEN FORM ! CONTACT
ANNUNCIATES ALARM OR GENERATOR TRIP CONDITIONS AND CLOSES IN THE EVENT OF A PROTECTIVE SHUTDOWN OR TRANSFER 4HE
RELAY OUTPUT IS NON
LATCHING
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/PERATING -ODES
4HE $62¤% PROVIDES UP TO FOUR MODES OF OPERATION SELECTABLE THROUGH 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION
SOFTWARE !UTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATION MODE AND -ANUAL MODE ARE STANDARD FEATURES 6!2 AND 0OWER &ACTOR
MODES ARE AN OPTION
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)N !UTOMATIC 6OLTAGE 2EGULATION !62 MODE THE $62¤% REGULATES 2-3 GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE 4HIS IS
ACCOMPLISHED BY SENSING GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE AND ADJUSTING DC OUTPUT EXCITATION CURRENT TO MAINTAIN VOLTAGE
AT THE REGULATION SETPOINT 4HE REGULATION SETPOINT IS ADJUSTED BY THE 2AISE AND ,OWER CONTACT INPUTS FRONT PANEL
SWITCHES OR THROUGH 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE 4HE REGULATION POINT MAY ALSO BE MODIlED
BY OTHER FUNCTIONS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS
-ANUAL -ODE
)N -ANUAL MODE ALSO KNOWN AS &IELD #URRENT 2EGULATION  MODE THE $62¤% MAINTAINS DC EXCITATION
CURRENT AT A SET LEVEL 4HE CURRENT
LEVEL SETPOINT IS ADJUSTABLE FROM TO !DC BY THE 2AISE AND ,OWER CONTACT
INPUTS FRONT PANEL SWITCHES OR THROUGH 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
4HE -ANUAL MODE EXCITATION LEVEL MUST BE EVALUATED PRIOR TO ENABLING THIS FEATURE )F THE LEVEL OF
EXCITATION CURRENT IS INAPPROPRIATE FOR THE GENERATOR SEVERE DAMAGE TO THE GENERATOR MAY OCCUR
&OR INITIAL STARTUP IF THE REGULATOR IS IN -ANUAL MODE AND SET AT AMPERES THE GENERATOR SHOULD COME UP TO
APPROXIMATELY HALF VOLTAGE 4HIS ALLOWS WIRING AND SENSING LEADS TO BE CHECKED BEFORE THE REGULATOR IS SWITCHED TO
!62 MODE )NCREASING THE lELD CURRENT TO AMPERES WILL BRING THE GENERATOR UP TO APPROXIMATELY RATED NO LOAD
VOLTAGE
6!2 #ONTROL -ODE /PTIONAL
)N 6!2 #ONTROL MODE THE $62¤%# MAINTAINS GENERATOR 6!2S VOLT
AMPERES REACTIVE AT A SET LEVEL WHEN
PARALLELING WITH AN INlNITE BUS 4HE $62¤%# CALCULATES GENERATOR 6!2S USING THE SENSED GENERATOR OUTPUT
VOLTAGE AND CURRENT QUANTITIES AND THEN ADJUSTS THE DC EXCITATION CURRENT TO MAINTAIN 6!2S AT THE SETPOINT 6!2
CONTROL IS ENABLED AND DISABLED THROUGH THE FRONT PANEL SWITCHES 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
7HEN THE SOFTWARE IS TURNED ON 6!2 CONTROL IS ENABLED OR DISABLED THROUGH THE 6!20OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL *+
CONTACT INPUT CIRCUIT 4HE 6!2 SETPOINT IS ADJUSTABLE FROM PERCENT ABSORB TO PERCENT GENERATE THROUGH THE
2AISE AND ,OWER CONTACT INPUTS FRONT PANEL SWITCHES OR THROUGH 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ SOFTWARE
0OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL -ODE /PTIONAL
)N 0OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL MODE THE $62¤%# MAINTAINS GENERATOR POWER FACTOR AT A SET LEVEL WHEN PARALLELING
WITH AN INlNITE BUS 4HE $62¤%# CALCULATES GENERATOR POWER FACTOR USING THE SENSED GENERATOR OUTPUT
VOLTAGE AND CURRENT QUANTITIES AND THEN ADJUSTS THE DC EXCITATION CURRENT TO MAINTAIN POWER FACTOR AT THE SETPOINT
0OWER FACTOR CONTROL IS ENABLED OR DISABLED THROUGH THE FRONT PANEL SWITCHES 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ SOFTWARE
7HEN THE SOFTWARE IS TURNED ON IT IS ENABLED OR DISABLED THROUGH THE 6!20OWER &ACTOR #ONTROL *+ CONTACT
INPUT CIRCUIT 4HE POWER FACTOR SETPOINT IS ADJUSTABLE BETWEEN LAG AND LEAD THROUGH THE 2AISE AND ,OWER
CONTACT INPUTS FRONT PANEL SWITCHES OR THROUGH 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
2EACTIVE $ROOP #OMPENSATION
4HE $62¤% PROVIDES A REACTIVE DROOP COMPENSATION FEATURE TO ASSIST IN THE SHARING OF REACTIVE LOAD DURING
PARALLEL GENERATOR OPERATION 7HEN THIS FEATURE IS ENABLED THE $62¤% CALCULATES THE REACTIVE PORTION OF THE
GENERATOR LOAD USING THE SENSED GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE AND CURRENT QUANTITIES AND THEN MODIlES THE VOLTAGE
REGULATION SETPOINT ACCORDINGLY ! UNITY POWER FACTOR GENERATOR LOAD RESULTS IN ALMOST NO CHANGE IN GENERATOR
OUTPUT VOLTAGE ! LAGGING POWER FACTOR GENERATOR LOAD INDUCTIVE RESULTS IN A REDUCTION OF GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE
! LEADING POWER FACTOR GENERATOR LOAD CAPACITIVE RESULTS IN AN INCREASE OF GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE $ROOP
IS ADJUSTABLE UP TO PERCENT WITH RATED NOMINAL "
PHASE LINE CURRENT AMPERES APPLIED THROUGH TERMINALS
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#OMPENSATION CONTACT INPUT CIRCUIT TERMINALS , AND - )F THE 6!20OWER &ACTOR OPTION IS PRESENT THE *+
INPUT MUST ALSO BE CLOSED TO DISABLE DROOP
5NDERFREQUENCY
'ENERATOR 5NDERFREQUENCY
7HEN GENERATOR FREQUENCY DROPS BELOW THE SELECTED KNEE FREQUENCY SETPOINT THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT IS AUTOMATICALLY
ADJUSTED BY THE $62¤% SO THAT GENERATOR VOLTAGE FOLLOWS THE SELECTED 05 PER UNIT 6(Z CURVE 7HEN
OPERATING ON THE SELECTED 05 6(Z CURVE THE 5NDERFREQUENCY !CTIVE INDICATOR mASHES ON THE FRONT PANEL AND IN
-!2!4(/.
$62¤%
#/-3 4HE KNEE FREQUENCY IS ADJUSTABLE FROM TO HERTZ AND THE 05 6(Z CURVE
MAY BE SET TO A SLOPE FROM TO IN INCREMENTS OF THROUGH THE 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION
SOFTWARE 4HE FACTORY DEFAULT IS (Z AND A SLOPE OF
%NGINE 5NLOADING
4HE %NGINE 5NLOADING FEATURE MODIlES THE UNDERFREQUENCY CURVE 4HIS FEATURE BECOMES ACTIVE WHEN THE GENERATOR
FREQUENCY DECREASES A PROGRAMMABLE AMOUNT 5NLOADING !CTIVATION n &REQUENCY BELOW THE KNEE FREQUENCY
SETPOINT AND WHEN THE SPEED CHANGE RATE IS GREATER THAN THE 5NLOADING !CTIVATION
2ATE 4HE AMOUNT OF DROOP
WHILE %NGINE 5NLOADING IS ACTIVE IS ADJUSTED BY THE 5NLOADING $ROOP
0ERCENTAGE SETTING 4HE AMOUNT OF TIME
%NGINE 5NLOADING IS ACTIVE IS SET BY 5NLOADING $ROOP
4IME SEC
%NGINE UNLOADING ADJUSTMENTS ARE MADE THROUGH THE 7INDOWS¤ AND 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
5NLOADING !CTIVATION n &REQUENCY (Z IS ENTERED AS A VALUE BELOW THE UNDERFREQUENCY CORNER WHERE THE ENGINE
UNLOADING FEATURE MAY BE ACTIVATED ! FREQUENCY VALUE OF TO HERTZ CAN BE ENTERED IN HERTZ INCREMENTS
4HE FACTORY DEFAULT VALUE IS HERTZ
5NLOADING !CTIVATION n 2ATE (Z MSEC OF TO HERTZ PER MILLISECONDS CAN BE ENTERED IN HERTZ PER
MILLISECOND INCREMENTS 4HE ENGINE UNLOADING FEATURE IS ACTIVATED WHEN THE FREQUENCY RATE OF CHANGE EXCEEDS
THE SETTING OF THIS lELD 4HE FACTORY DEFAULT VALUE IS
5NLOADING $ROOP n 0ERCENTAGE lELD DElNES THE PERCENT DROP IN GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE FOR EACH PERCENT
DECREASE IN GENERATOR FREQUENCY WHEN OPERATING IN THE %NGINE 5NLOADING MODE 4HE 5NLOADING $ROOP 0ERCENTAGE
IS ADJUSTABLE FROM TO PERCENT IN PERCENT STEPS 4HE FACTORY DEFAULT VALUE IS PERCENT
5NLOADING $ROOP n 4IME SEC VALUE DElNES THE LENGTH OF TIME THAT THE %NGINE 5NLOADING MODE MAY BE ACTIVE
BEFORE CONTROL IS PASSED TO THE NORMAL 5NDERFREQUENCY MODE OF OPERATION $ROOP TIME IS ADJUSTABLE FROM TO
SECONDS IN SECOND INCREMENTS 4HE FACTORY DEFAULT VALUE IS SECOND
0ROTECTION
4HE $62¤% HAS THE SIX PROTECTIVE FUNCTIONS LISTED BELOW
s /VEREXCITATION SHUTDOWN
s 'ENERATOR OVERVOLTAGE SHUTDOWN
s $62¤ OVERTEMPERATURE SHUTDOWN
s ,OSS OF GENERATOR SENSING SHUTDOWN
s /VEREXCITATION LIMITING
s #ROWBAR SHUTDOWN
%ACH FUNCTION EXCEPT #ROWBAR 3HUTDOWN HAS A CORRESPONDING FRONT PANEL INDICATOR THAT LIGHTS WHEN THE FUNCTION
IS ACTIVE !N ACTIVE FUNCTION EXCEPT #ROWBAR 3HUTDOWN IS ALSO ANNUNCIATED THROUGH THE 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤
COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE
/VEREXCITATION 3HUTDOWN &IELD 6OLTAGE
4HIS FUNCTION IS ENABLED OR DISABLED THROUGH -!2!4(/.
$62¤%
#/-3 SOFTWARE 7HEN ENABLED IF lELD
VOLTAGE EXCEEDS THE SETPOINT 6DC DEFAULT THE /VEREXCITATION 3HUTDOWN INDICATOR mASHES ON THE FRONT PANEL
AND IN THE 7INDOWS¤ OR 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE THE RELAY OUTPUT CLOSES AFTER SECONDS AND
THE $62¤% SHUTS DOWN 7HEN THE $62¤% IS POWERED UP FOLLOWING AN OVER
EXCITATION SHUTDOWN THE
/VEREXCITATION 3HUTDOWN INDICATOR WILL mASH FOR SECONDS
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4HE $62¤% MONITORS THE SENSED GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE )F IT EXCEEDS THE OVERVOLTAGE SETPOINT A PERCENT
OF NOMINAL FOR SECONDS THE 'ENERATOR /VERVOLTAGE INDICATOR mASHES ON THE FRONT PANEL ,%$ AND IN THE
7INDOWS¤ AND 0ALM /3¤ COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE THE RELAY OUTPUT CLOSES AND THE $62¤% SHUTS DOWN
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EVENT +) VALUES OF TO MAY BE ENTERED IN INCREMENTS OF
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TO THE !62 SETPOINT WHEN THE CORRESPONDING )NCREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 4HE h INCREASEv lELD IS USED TO SET
AND INDICATE THE PERCENTAGE THAT THE !62 SETPOINT IS INCREASED WHEN THE )NCREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 4HE h!62
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AND INDICATE THE PERCENTAGE THAT THE !62 SETPOINT IS DECREASED WHEN THE $ECREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 4HE h!62
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4O RETURN TO THE NOMINAL SETTING THE BUTTON ADJACENT TO !62 3ETPOINT 6 .OMINAL SHOULD BE PRESSED )F THE !62
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 TAB MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO INCREMENT AND DECREMENT THE  SETPOINT OF THE $62¤% 4HE SENSING VALUES
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INCREASEv lELD ALSO 4HE  SETPOINT CHANGES TO THIS VALUE WHEN THE ADJACENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 7HEN CLICKED
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h 3ETPOINT v lELD
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OCCUR TO THE  SETPOINT WHEN THE CORRESPONDING $ECREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 4HE h DECREASEv lELD IS USED
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WITHIN RANGE AND LOWER THAN SETPOINT VALUE CAN ALSO BE TYPED INTO 4HE h 3ETPOINT v lELD WHICH UPDATES THE h
DECREASEv lELD ALSO 4HE  SETPOINT CHANGES TO THIS VALUE WHEN THE ADJACENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 7HEN CLICKED
THE $ECREMENT BUTTON CHANGES FROM GRAY TO RED TO INDICATE THAT THE  SETPOINT HAS DECREASED TO THE VALUE IN
THE h 3ETPOINT v lELD
&IELD #URRENT 3TEP 2ESPONSE
-ETER 4HE METER IN THE  TAB SHOWS THE VALUE SELECTED )F AN  SETPOINT
VALUE IS SENT BY INCREASE DECREASE OR SETPOINT BUTTON THE METER SHOWS THE CORRESPONDING VALUE AND METER VALUE
TEXT BOX ALSO DISPLAYS IT !NY VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE CAN EITHER BE INPUT TO METER VALUE TEXT BOX OR SELECTED BY
DRAGGING THE POINTER IN THE METER USING MOUSE 4HIS VALUE CAN THEN BE SENT TO THE UNIT BY PRESSING 3END BUTTON
4HE SETPOINT VALUE CURRENTLY SET IN THE UNIT BY ANY OF THE ABOVE METHODS IS DISPLAYED IN THE CURRENT SETPOINT TEXTBOX
4O RETURN TO THE NOMINAL SETTING THE BUTTON ADJACENT TO  3ETPOINT ) .OMINAL SHOULD BE PRESSED )F THE 
ANALYSIS SCREEN IS LEFT WITHOUT RETURNING TO NOMINAL SETPOINT A MESSAGE BOX IS SHOWN &IGURE
WHICH ALLOWS
THE USER TO RETURN TO NOMINAL SETPOINT BY PRESSING 9%3 OR REMAIN AT THE CURRENT SETPOINT BY PRESSING ./
&IGURE
-ESSAGE "OX TO 2ETURN TO  .OMINAL 3ETPOINT
0& 4AB !VAILABLE ON $62¤%# ONLY
&IGURE
ILLUSTRATES THE SETTINGS SENSING VALUES AND ALARM SIGNAL INDICATORS OF THE 0& TAB %ACH SETTING OF THE
0& TAB IS DESCRIBED IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS
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&IGURE !NALYSIS 3CREEN 0& 4AB
0OWER &ACTOR 3TEP 2ESPONSE 0OWER &ACTOR 3ETPOINT .OMINAL 4HIS READ ONLY lELD INDICATES THE 0& SETPOINT
4HE 0& SETPOINT IS SET BY USING THE 3ETPOINT TAB OF THE 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS SCREEN 4HE VALUE DISPLAYED IN THE
0& 3ETPOINT lELD IS SELECTED BY CLICKING THE ADJACENT BUTTON #LICKING THIS BUTTON SENDS THE 0& 3ETPOINT VALUE TO
THE $62¤% AND CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE BUTTON FROM GRAY TO RED
0OWER &ACTOR 3TEP 2ESPONSE )NCREMENT OF 0& SETPOINT 4HIS lELD INDICATE THE INCREASE THAT OCCURS TO THE 0&
SETPOINT WHEN THE CORRESPONDING INCREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED !NY SETPOINT VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE AND HIGHER THAN
SETPOINT VALUE CAN BE INPUT TO THIS lLED 4HE 0& SETPOINT CHANGES TO THIS VALUE WHEN THE ADJACENT BUTTON IS CLICKED
7HEN CLICKED THE )NCREMENT BUTTON CHANGES FROM GRAY TO RED TO INDICATE THAT THE 0& SETPOINT HAS INCREASED TO THE
VALUE IN THE lELD
0OWER &ACTOR 3TEP 2ESPONSE $ECREMENT OF 0& SETPOINT 4HIS lELD INDICATE THE DECREASE THAT OCCURS TO THE 0&
SETPOINT WHEN THE CORRESPONDING DECREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED !NY SETPOINT VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE AND LOWER THAN
SETPOINT VALUE CAN BE INPUT TO THIS lLED 4HE 0& SETPOINT CHANGES TO THIS VALUE WHEN THE ADJACENT BUTTON IS CLICKED
7HEN CLICKED THE )NCREMENT BUTTON CHANGES FROM GRAY TO RED TO INDICATE THAT THE 0& SETPOINT HAS DECREASED TO
THE VALUE IN THE lELD
4HE METER IN THE 0& TAB SHOWS THE VALUE SELECTED )F AN 0& SETPOINT VALUE IS SENT BY INCREASE DECREASE OR SETPOINT
BUTTON THE METER SHOWS THE CORRESPONDING VALUE AND METER VALUE TEXT BOX ALSO DISPLAYS IT !NY VALUE WITHIN THE
RANGE CAN EITHER BE INPUT TO METER VALUE TEXT BOX OR SELECTED BY DRAGGING THE POINTER IN THE METER USING MOUSE
4HIS VALUE CAN THEN BE SENT TO THE UNIT BY PRESSING 3END BUTTON
4HE SETPOINT VALUE CURRENTLY SET IN THE UNIT BY ANY OF THE ABOVE METHODS IS DISPLAYED IN THE CURRENT SETPOINT TEXTBOX
4O RETURN TO THE NOMINAL SETTING THE BUTTON ADJACENT TO 0& 3ETPOINT .OMINAL SHOULD BE PRESSED )F THE 0& ANALYSIS
SCREEN IS LEFT WITHOUT RETURNING TO NOMINAL SETPOINT A MESSAGE BOX IS SHOWN &IGURE
WHICH ALLOWS THE USER TO
RETURN TO NOMINAL SETPOINT BY PRESSING 9%3 OR REMAIN AT THE CURRENT SETPOINT BY PRESSING ./
&IGURE
-ESSAGE "OX TO 2ETURN TO 0& .OMINAL 3ETPOINT
6!2 4AB !VAILABLE ON $62¤%# ONLY
&IGURE
ILLUSTRATES THE SETTINGS SENSING VALUES AND ALARM SIGNAL INDICATORS OF THE 6!2 TAB %ACH SETTING OF THE
6!2 TAB IS DESCRIBED IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS
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6!2 3TEP 2ESPONSE
6!2 3ETPOINT .OMINAL 4HIS READ
ONLY lELD INDICATES THE 6!2 SETPOINT 4HE 6!2 SETPOINT
IS SET BY USING THE 3ETPOINT TAB OF THE 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS SCREEN 4HE VALUE DISPLAYED IN THE 6!2 3ETPOINT lELD
IS SELECTED BY CLICKING THE ADJACENT BUTTON #LICKING THIS BUTTON SENDS THE 6!2 3ETPOINT VALUE TO THE $62¤%
AND CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE BUTTON FROM GRAY TO RED
6!2 3TEP 2ESPONSE
)NCREMENT OF 6!2 SETPOINT 4HIS lELD INDICATE THE INCREASE THAT OCCURS TO THE 6!2 SETPOINT
WHEN THE CORRESPONDING INCREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED !NY SETPOINT VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE AND HIGHER THAN SETPOINT
VALUE CAN BE INPUT TO THIS lLED 4HE 6!2 SETPOINT CHANGES TO THIS VALUE WHEN THE ADJACENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 7HEN
CLICKED THE )NCREMENT BUTTON CHANGES FROM GRAY TO RED TO INDICATE THAT THE 6!2 SETPOINT HAS INCREASED TO THE VALUE
IN THE lELD
6!2 3TEP 2ESPONSE
$ECREMENT OF 6!2 SETPOINT 4HIS lELD INDICATE THE DECREASE THAT OCCURS TO THE 6!2 SETPOINT
WHEN THE CORRESPONDING DECREMENT BUTTON IS CLICKED !NY SETPOINT VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE AND LOWER THAN SETPOINT
VALUE CAN BE INPUT TO THIS lLED 4HE 6!2 SETPOINT CHANGES TO THIS VALUE WHEN THE ADJACENT BUTTON IS CLICKED 7HEN
CLICKED THE )NCREMENT BUTTON CHANGES FROM GRAY TO RED TO INDICATE THAT THE 6!2 SETPOINT HAS DECREASED TO THE
VALUE IN THE lELD
&IGURE
!NALYSIS 3CREEN 6!2 4AB
6!2 3TEP 2ESPONSE
-ETER 4HE METER IN THE 6!2 TAB SHOWS THE VALUE SELECTED )F AN 6!2 SETPOINT VALUE IS
SENT BY INCREASE DECREASE OR SETPOINT BUTTON THE METER SHOWS THE CORRESPONDING VALUE AND METER VALUE TEXT BOX
ALSO DISPLAYS IT !NY VALUE WITHIN THE RANGE CAN EITHER BE INPUT TO METER VALUE TEXT BOX OR SELECTED BY DRAGGING THE
POINTER IN THE METER USING MOUSE 4HIS VALUE CAN THEN BE SENT TO THE UNIT BY PRESSING 3END BUTTON
4HE SETPOINT VALUE CURRENTLY SET IN THE UNIT BY ANY OF THE ABOVE METHODS IS DISPLAYED IN THE CURRENT SETPOINT TEXTBOX
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4O RETURN TO THE NOMINAL SETTING THE BUTTON ADJACENT TO 6!2 3ETPOINT .OMINAL SHOULD BE PRESSED )F THE 6!2
ANALYSIS SCREEN IS LEFT WITHOUT RETURNING TO NOMINAL SETPOINT A MESSAGE BOX IS SHOWN WHICH ALLOWS THE USER TO
RETURN TO NOMINAL SETPOINT BY PRESSING 9%3 OR REMAIN AT THE CURRENT SETPOINT BY PRESSING ./
&IGURE -ESSAGE BOX TO RETURN TO 6!2 .OMINAL 3ETPOINT
0ROTECTION AND 2ELAY 3ETTINGS
4HE 0ROTECTION AND 2ELAY 3ETTINGS SCREEN CONSISTS OF ONE TAB LABELED 0ROTECTION #LICK THE 0ROTECTION BUTTON TO
ACCESS THE 0ROTECTION SCREEN OR CLICK 3CREENS ON THE MENU BAR AND CLICK 0ROTECTION2ELAY
0ROTECTION 4AB
0ROTECTION SETTINGS ARE SHOWN IN &IGURE
AND ARE DESCRIBED IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS
&IGURE
0ROTECTION 3ETTINGS 3CREEN 2EMOVE
/%,
#URRENT ,EVEL ! 4HE VALUE OF CURRENT IN THIS lELD DETERMINES THE EXCITATION LEVEL THAT WILL CAUSE THE
$62¤% TO ISSUE AN OVEREXCITATION LIMIT ALARM ! CURRENT LEVEL OF TO ! MAY BE ENTERED IN INCREMENTS
7HEN THE LEVEL OF lELD CURRENT INCREASES ABOVE THE VALUE OF THIS lELD THE /6%2%8#)4!4)/. 3(54$/7. ,%$
ON THE FRONT PANEL LIGHTS AND THE /%, TIME DELAY STARTS TIMING DOWN
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!LARM 4IME $ELAY SEC 4HE VALUE OF THIS lELD DETERMINES THE TIME DELAY BETWEEN WHEN THE $62¤%
RECOGNIZES AN OVEREXCITATION CONDITION AND THE $62¤% !LARM OUTPUT TERMINALS !, !, CLOSES ! TIME
DELAY OF TO SECONDS MAY BE ENTERED IN SECOND INCREMENTS
&IELD /VERVOLTAGE
6OLTAGE ,EVEL 6DC 4HE VOLTAGE VALUE IN THIS lELD DETERMINES THE lELD VOLTAGE LEVEL THAT WILL
CAUSE THE $62¤% TO ISSUE AN OVEREXCITATION LIMIT ALARM 7HEN THE lELD VOLTAGE INCREASES ABOVE THE VALUE OF
THIS lELD THE /6%2%8#)4!4)/. 3(54$/7. ,%$ ON THE FRONT PANEL LIGHTS )F THE ALARM CONDITION EXISTS FOR MORE
THAN SECONDS THE $62¤% !LARM OUTPUT TERMINALS !, !, CLOSES
,OSS OF 3ENSING 6OLTAGE
4IME $ELAY SEC 4HE VALUE OF THIS lELD DETERMINES THE TIME DELAY BETWEEN WHEN A LOSS
OF SENSING VOLTAGE IS RECOGNIZED AND THE $62¤% RESPONDS ACCORDING TO THE (ARDWARE 3HUTDOWN AND ,/3
/PTION OPTIONS SELECTED ! TIME DELAY OF TO SECONDS MAY BE ENTERED IN SECOND INCREMENTS
'ENERATOR /VERVOLTAGE
6OLTAGE ,EVEL 4HE VALUE OF THIS lELD IS EXPRESSED AS A PERCENTAGE AND DETERMINES
THE LEVEL OF GENERATOR VOLTAGE REQUIRED TO INITIATE A GENERATOR OVERVOLTAGE CONDITION !N OVERVOLTAGE PERCENTAGE
VALUE OF TO PERCENT MAY BE ENTERED IN PERCENT INCREMENTS ! GENERATOR OVERVOLTAGE CONDITION LIGHTS THE
'%.%2!4/2 /6%26/,4!'% ,%$ ON THE FRONT PANEL AND CLOSES THE !LARM OUTPUT AT $62¤% TERMINALS !,
AND !, AFTER A DELAY OF SECONDS
-ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS
4HE -ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS SCREEN IS VIEWED BY CLICKING THE -ETERING BUTTON OR BY CLICKING 3CREENS ON
THE -ENU BAR AND CLICKING -ETERING/PERATION )NFORMATION DISPLAYED ON THE -ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS
SCREEN CAN BE FROZEN BY CLICKING THE -ETERING BUTTON WHILE VIEWING THE SCREEN OR BY CLICKING -ETERING ON THE
-ENU BAR AND CLICKING $ISABLE -ETERING -ETERING CAN BE RESUMED BY CLICKING THE -ETERING BUTTON OR BY CLICKING
-ETERING ON THE -ENU BAR AND CLICKING %NABLE -ETERING 4HE -ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS SCREEN CONSISTS OF
TWO TABS /PERATION AND !LARM3TATUS
/PERATION 4AB
/PERATION TAB METERING VALUES SETPOINT VALUES AND CONTROL FUNCTIONS ARE ILLUSTRATED IN &IGURE
&IGURE -ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS /PERATION 4AB
'EN 6OLTAGE 6 4HESE METERING VALUES REPORT THE STATUS OF THE 6! " 6# " 6# ! AND 6!6' GENERATOR VOLTAGES
AND ARE THE PRODUCTS OF THE VOLTAGE SENSED AT TERMINALS % % AND % AND THE 'ENERATOR 04 RATIO !LL METERING
VALUES ARE UPDATED ONCE EACH SECOND 7HEN SINGLE PHASE SENSING IS USED 3YSTEM #ONlGURATION SCREEN 3ENSING
6OLTAGE AND THE $62¤% SENSING VOLTAGE TERMINALS % % AND % ARE CONNECTED AS SHOWN IN &IGURE
ALL OF THE GENERATOR VOLTAGE METERING VALUES WILL BE IDENTICAL
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'EN #URRENT ! 4HIS METERING VALUE INDICATES THE LEVEL OF THE " PHASE GENERATOR CURRENT AND IS THE PRODUCT OF
THE CURRENT INPUT TO #4 AND #4 AND THE #4 RATIO 'ENERATOR CURRENT IS MONITORED THROUGH $62¤% TERMINALS
#4 AND #4
'EN &REQUENCY (Z 4HIS METERING VALUE INDICATES THE FREQUENCY OF THE MONITORED GENERATOR VOLTAGE
&IELD 6OLTAGE 6 4HIS METERING VALUE INDICATES THE VALUE OF VOLTAGE BEING SUPPLIED FROM THE $62¤% OUTPUT
TERMINALS & AND & TO THE GENERATOR lELD
&IELD #URRENT ! 4HIS METERING VALUE INDICATES THE AMOUNT OF CURRENT mOWING FROM THE $62¤% OUTPUT
TERMINALS & AND & TO THE GENERATOR lELD
!UX $# )NPUT 6 4HIS METERING VALUE INDICATES THE LEVEL OF DC CONTROL VOLTAGE APPLIED FROM A REMOTE DEVICE TO
$62 % TERMINALS ! AND " 4HE DISPLAYED VALUE CORRELATES TO THE GENERATOR VOLTAGE SETPOINT
0HASE !NGLE $EGREE 4HIS METERING VALUE INDICATES THE PHASE ANGLE DIFFERENCE IN DEGREES BETWEEN THE
GENERATOR VOLTAGE AND THE GENERATOR CURRENT
!PPARENT 0OWER 6! 4HIS VALUE IS THE CALCULATED PRODUCT OF THE METERED GENERATOR VOLTAGE 6!6' METERED
GENERATOR CURRENT )B AND THE SQUARE ROOT OF 3EE %QUATION
6! 6!6' X )" X 3
%QUATION !PPARENT 0OWER &ORMULA
2EAL 0OWER 7 4HIS VALUE IS THE CALCULATED PRODUCT OF THE METERED GENERATOR VOLTAGE6!6' METERED GENERATOR
CURRENT )" SQUARE ROOT OF AND THE COSINE OF THE METERED PHASE ANGLE 3EE %QUATION
7 6!6' X )" X 3 X COS\
%QUATION
2EAL 0OWER %QUATION
2EACTIVE 0OWER VAR 4HIS VALUE IS THE CALCULATED PRODUCT OF THE METERED GENERATOR VOLTAGE 6!6' METERED
GENERATOR CURRENT )" SQUARE ROOT OF AND THE SINE OF THE METERED PHASE ANGLE 3EE %QUATION
6!2 6!6' X )" X 3 X SIN\
%QUATION
2EACTIVE 0OWER %QUATION
0OWER &ACTOR 4HIS VALUE IS THE CALCULATED RESULT OF DIVIDING THE 2EAL 0OWER 7 VALUE BY THE !PPARENT 0OWER 6!
VALUE 3EE %QUATION
0& 7 6! #/3\
%QUATION
0OWER &ACTOR %QUATION
/PERATING 3TATUS 4HE /PERATING 3TATUS CONTROLS AND INDICATORS INCLUDE THREE BUTTONS AND THREE CORRESPONDING
INDICATORS /PERATING 3TATUS BUTTONS ARE LABELED 0& 6!2 AND /&& #LICKING THE 0& BUTTON CHANGES THE COLOR OF
THE ADJACENT 0& INDICATOR TO GREEN AND CAUSES THE $62¤%# TO MAINTAIN THE DESIRED POWER FACTOR REGULATION
POINT 4HE POWER FACTOR REGULATION POINT CAN BE SET WITHIN THE RANGE OF LEAD TO LAG #LICKING THE 6!2 BUTTON
CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE ADJACENT 6!2 INDICATOR TO GREEN AND CAUSES THE $62¤%# TO MAINTAIN THE DESIRED
VAR REGULATION POINT 4HE VAR REGULATION POINT CAN BE SET WITHIN THE RANGE OF PERCENT ABSORB TO PERCENT
GENERATE #LICKING THE /&& BUTTON CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE ADJACENT /&& INDICATOR TO RED AND DISABLES POWER
FACTOR AND VAR REGULATION
/PERATION OF THE /PERATING 3TATUS CONTROLS IS DETERMINED BY THE STATUS OF THE CONTACTS CONNECTED ACROSS THE
$62¤%# 6AR0& #ONTROL TERMINALS * + 7HEN THESE CONTACTS ARE OPEN THE /PERATING 3TATUS CONTROLS
ARE ENABLED #LOSING THE CONTACTS AT TERMINALS * AND + DISABLES THE /PERATING 3TATUS CONTROLS AND INTERRUPTS
REGULATION OF VARS OR POWER FACTOR UNTIL THE CONTACTS ARE OPENED AGAIN
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3ETPOINT
6OLTAGE 6 4HIS SETTING lELD CAN BE USED TO ENTER THE DESIRED GENERATOR OUTPUT TERMINAL VOLTAGE 4HE
VOLTAGE SETPOINT CAN ALSO BE ENTERED AT THE 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS SCREEN 3ETPOINT TAB !UTOMATIC 6OLTAGE 2EGULATOR
!62
!62 3ETPOINT 6 4HE BACKGROUND COLOR OF THIS lELD IS GREEN WHEN OPERATING IN !62 MODE AND POWER
FACTOR AND VAR REGULATION IS DISABLED
3ETPOINT
#URRENT ! 4HIS SETTING DElNES THE lELD CURRENT SETPOINT WHEN OPERATING IN  MODE 4HE CURRENT
SETPOINT CAN ALSO BE ENTERED AT THE 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS SCREEN 3ETPOINT TAB &IELD #URRENT 2EGULATOR 
 3ETPOINT #URRENT VALUES FROM TO !DC MAY BE ENTERED IN INCREMENTS OF !DC 4HE BACKGROUND COLOR OF
THIS lELD IS GREEN WHEN OPERATING IN  MODE
3ETPOINT
6AR OF NOM 4HIS SETTING DETERMINES THE LEVEL OF GENERATOR VARS MAINTAINED BY THE $62¤%#
WHEN OPERATING IN VAR MODE 4HE VAR SETPOINT CAN ALSO BE ENTERED AT THE 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS SCREEN 3ETPOINT
TAB 2EACTIVE 0OWER #ONTROL 6!2
6!2 3ETPOINT OF NOM 4HE BACKGROUND COLOR OF THIS lELD IS GREEN WHEN
THE $62¤%# IS OPERATING IN !62 MODE AND IS REGULATING THE VAR SETPOINT
3ETPOINT
0OWER &ACTOR 4HIS SETTING DETERMINES THE LEVEL OF POWER FACTOR REGULATION MAINTAINED BY THE $62¤%#
4HE POWER FACTOR SETPOINT CAN ALSO BE ENTERED AT THE 3ETTING !DJUSTMENTS SCREEN 3ETPOINT TAB 0OWER &ACTOR
#ONTROL 0&
0& 3ETPOINT 0OWER &ACTOR SETPOINT VALUES ARE ADJUSTABLE FROM
TO
OR TO IN
INCREMENTS 4HE BACKGROUND COLOR OF THIS lELD IS GREEN WHEN THE $62¤%# IS OPERATING IN !62 MODE AND IS
REGULATING THE POWER FACTOR SETPOINT
#ONTROL -ODE #LICKING THE !62 BUTTON CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE ADJACENT !62 INDICATOR TO GREEN AND ENABLES THE
!62 OPERATING MODE 7HEN OPERATING IN !62 MODE THE $62¤% REGULATES THE GENERATOR OUTPUT VOLTAGE AT
THE !62 SETPOINT #LICKING THE  BUTTON CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE ADJACENT  INDICATOR TO GREEN AND ENABLES
THE  OPERATING MODE 7HEN OPERATING IN  MODE THE $62¤% MAINTAINS THE lELD CURRENT AT THE 
SETPOINT
&INE !DJUSTMENT 2AISE AND ,OWER BUTTONS CONTROL THE lNE ADJUSTMENT OF THE OPERATING SETPOINT 4HE lNE
ADJUSTMENT THROUGH THE FRONT PANEL PUSH BUTTONS ONLY CONTROLS THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT 2AISE AND ,OWER BUTTONS
PERFORM THE SAME FUNCTION AS CLOSING THE APPROPRIATE SET OF CONTACTS CONNECTED TO THE %XTERNAL !DJUST TERMINALS
$ AND TO DECREASE 5 AND TO INCREASE OF THE $62¤% )N !62 MODE EACH CLICK OF THE 2AISE BUTTON
INCREASES THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT VOLTS EACH CLICK OF THE ,OWER BUTTON DECREASES THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT VOLTS
4HE MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM LIMITS FOR lNE ADJUSTMENT OF THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT ARE CONTROLLED BY THE 2EGULATOR
3ENSING 6OLTAGE SETTING 3YSTEM #ONlGURATION SCREEN AND THE &INE 6OLTAGE !DJUSTMENT
"AND SETTING 3ETTING
!DJUSTMENTS SCREEN &INE ADJUSTMENT OF THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT CAN BE INCREASEDDECREASED NO HIGHERLOWER THAN
THE 2EGULATOR 3ENSING 6OLTAGE SETTING PLUSMINUS THE "AND SETTING &OR EXAMPLE A 2EGULATOR 3ENSING 6OLTAGE
SETTING OF VOLTS AND A "AND SETTING OF PERCENT ALLOWS THE &INE !DJUSTMENT FUNCTION TO INCREASE THE VOLTAGE
SETPOINT TO A MAXIMUM OF VOLTS AND DECREASE THE VOLTAGE SETPOINT TO A MINIMUM OF VOLTS &OR 6!2 0& OR
 MODES THE 2AISE AND ,OWER BUTTONS ALLOW lNE ADJUSTMENT OVER THE ENTIRE ADJUSTMENT RANGE
!LARM3TATUS 4AB
4HE !LARM3TATUS TAB INDICATORS PROVIDE THE STATUS OF $62¤% PROTECTION FUNCTIONS CONTROL MODES AND CONTACT
INPUTS !LARM3TATUS TAB INDICATORS ARE ILLUSTRATED IN &IGURE
AND ARE DESCRIBED IN THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPHS
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&IGURE -ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS !LARM3TATUS 4AB
0ROTECTION !LARMS 3IX 0ROTECTION !LARM INDICATORS PROVIDE THE STATUS OF $62¤% PROTECTION FUNCTIONS !LARM
INDICATORS INCLUDE /VEREXCITATION 3HUTDOWN /VEREXCITATION ,IMITING 5NDERFREQUENCY 'ENERATOR /VERVOLTAGE
,OSS OF 'ENERATOR 3ENSING AND $62 /VERTEMPERATURE 7HEN A $62¤% PROTECTION FUNCTION DETECTS AN ALARM
CONDITION THE APPROPRIATE INDICATOR CHANGES FROM BLACK TO RED
#ONTROL 3TATUS 4WO #ONTROL 3TATUS INDICATORS INDICATE WHEN THE 6!20& AND -ANUAL MODES ARE ACTIVE 4HE
-ANUAL -ODE !CTIVE INDICATOR CHANGES FROM BLACK TO RED WHEN THE  CONTROL MODE IS ACTIVE 4HE 6!20& -ODE
!CTIVE INDICATOR CHANGES FROM BLACK TO RED WHEN THE $62¤%# IS OPERATING IN !62 MODE AND CORRECTION OF
POWER FACTOR OR VARS IS SELECTED
3WITCH 3TATUS 4HREE 3WITCH 3TATUS INDICATORS INDICATE WHEN THE $62¤% CONTROL INPUTS ARE OPEN OR CLOSED
4HE *+ SWITCH OPEN INDICATOR CHANGES FROM BLACK TO RED WHEN THE USER SUPPLIED CONTACTS AT TERMINALS * AND
+ ARE CLOSED 7HEN THIS CONTROL INPUT IS OPEN SELECTION OF 0& OR 6!2 MODE CAN BE MADE ON THE /PERATION TAB
OF THE -ETERING /PERATION AND !LARMS SCREEN 4HE ,- SWITCH CLOSED INDICATOR CHANGES FROM BLACK TO RED WHEN
THE USER SUPPLIED CONTACTS AT TERMINALS , AND - ARE CLOSED 7HEN THIS CONTROL INPUT IS CLOSED PARALLEL CONTROL
AND DROOP IS INACTIVE
-ETERING 3IGNAL 4HE -ETERING 3IGNAL INDICATOR OF THE !LARM3TATUS TAB mASHES TO INDICATE WHEN METERING IS ACTIVE
7HEN THE -ETERING BUTTON IS CLICKED OR -ETERING ON THE -ENU BAR IS CLICKED FOLLOWED BY $ISABLE -ETERING THE
-ETERING 3IGNAL INDICATOR STOPS mASHING AND THE METERING FUNCTIONS STOP BEING UPDATED
0)$ $!4!
-!2!4(/.
$62¤%
#/-3 ENABLES GENERATOR STABILITY TO BE SET THROUGH THE AUTOMATIC CALCULATION OF 0)$
PARAMETERS 0)$ STANDS FOR 0ROPORTIONAL )NTEGRAL $ERIVATIVE 4HE WORD PROPORTIONAL MEANS THAT THE RESPONSE OF
THE $62¤% OUTPUT IS PROPORTIONAL OR RELATIVE TO THE AMOUNT OF CHANGE THAT IS OBSERVED )NTEGRAL MEANS THAT
THE $62¤% OUTPUT IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE AMOUNT OF TIME THAT A CHANGE IS OBSERVED )NTEGRAL ACTION ELIMINATES
OFFSET $ERIVATIVE MEANS THAT THE $62¤% OUTPUT IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE REQUIRED RATE OF EXCITATION CHANGE
$ERIVATIVE ACTION AVOIDS EXCITATION OVERSHOOT
-!2!4(/.
$62¤%
#/-3 AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATES 0)$ VALUES AFTER THE USER SELECTS THE GENERATOR
FREQUENCY GENERATOR TIME CONSTANT 4DO AND EXCITER TIME CONSTANT 4EXC 7ITH -!2!4(/.
$62¤%
#/-3 THE USER MAY GENERATE NEW 0)$ NUMBERS ADD TO A 0)$ LIST lLE AND UPDATE THE !62 GAIN SETTINGS
4HE 0)$ WINDOW &IGURE
IS ACCESSED BY CLICKING THE 0)$ BUTTON 4HE 0)$ BUTTON CAN BE CLICKED ONLY WHEN
THE 3TABILITY 2ANGE SETTING OF THE #ONTROL 'AIN SCREEN IS SET AT A VALUE OF ! SETTING OF ENABLES THE ENTRY OF
CUSTOM STABILITY SETTINGS THROUGH THE 0)$ WINDOW 4HEN WHEN A lELD OF THE #ONTROL 'AIN SCREEN IS CHANGED OR
SELECTED THE 0)$ BUTTON CHANGES FROM GRAY TO YELLOW AND THE BUTTON CAN BE CLICKED TO VIEW THE 0)$ WINDOW !FTER
THE 0)$ NUMBERS ARE MODIlED CALCULATED AND UPDATED THE 0)$ WINDOW IS CLOSED BY CLICKING THE 5PDATE 3ETTING
3CREEN BUTTON 4HE MODIlED 0)$ VALUES ARE THEN SHOWN ON THE #ONTROL 'AIN SCREEN
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&IGURE 0)$ 7INDOW
0)$ #ALCULATION "ASED ON )NPUT 6ALUES
4HE AVAILABLE RANGE FOR THE EXCITER TIME CONSTANT DEPENDS ON THE VALUE ENTERED FOR THE GENERATOR TIME CONSTANT
4HE DEFAULT VALUE FOR THE EXCITER TIME CONSTANT IS THE GENERATOR TIME CONSTANT DIVIDED BY 4HE GENERATOR TIME
CONSTANT VALUE SELECTED MUST BE IN THE RANGE OF TO SECONDS AND IN INCREMENTS 7HEN THE GENERATOR
TIME CONSTANT VALUE IS THE AVAILABLE EXCITER TIME CONSTANT RANGE IS TO IN SECOND INCREMENTS
7HEN THE GENERATOR TIME CONSTANT VALUE IS THE AVAILABLE EXCITER TIME CONSTANT RANGE IS TO IN
SECOND INCREMENTS
&OR EXAMPLE WHEN 4DO IS SET AT SECONDS 4EXC IS !FTER SPECIFYING THE INPUT VALUES A SET OF 0)$ PARAMETERS
OUTPUT DATA IS GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY )F 4DO IS SET AT SECONDS THEN 4EXC IS SECONDS 4HE CALCULATED
+0 IS +) IS +$ IS AND +G IS
0)$ PARAMETERS CAN BE DIRECTLY REMOVED FROM ADDED TO OR MODIlED IN THE 0)$ ,IST $ATA 0)$ PARAMETERS MAY
ALSO BE SAVED INTO A lLE PIDLISTDAT
!DDING TO THE 0)$ ,IST
)MPROPER 0)$ NUMBERS WILL RESULT IN POOR SYSTEM PERFORMANCE OR SYSTEM DAMAGE
0)$ PARAMETERS CAN BE ADDED TO A LIST AND RECALLED FOR OPERATION AND COMPARISON 4O ADD TO THE LIST TYPE A
NAME FOR THE GENERATOR OR OTHER APPROPRIATE INFORMATION IN THE GENERATOR INFORMATION BOX 3ELECT THE GENERATOR
TIME CONSTANT /BSERVE THE 0)$ GAIN PARAMETERS IN THE &IELD /UTPUT $ATA lELDS )F THESE GAIN PARAMETERS ARE
APPROPRIATE CLICK THE !DD TO 0)$ ,IST BUTTON #HECK FOR THE NEW PARAMETERS BY PULLING DOWN THE 0)$ ,IST CLICK THE
$OWN ARROW 4HE NEW GAIN AND TIME CONSTANT PARAMETERS SHOULD BE DISPLAYED
2EMOVING A 0)$ ,IST 2ECORD
0)$ PARAMETERS CAN ALSO BE REMOVED FROM THE LIST 4O REMOVE A LIST RECORD PULL DOWN THE 0)$ ,IST AND SELECT THE
RECORD OR LIST SO THAT THE GAIN AND TIME CONSTANT PARAMETERS ARE DISPLAYED #LICK THE 2EMOVE 2ECORD BUTTON AND
THE LISTED RECORD IS DELETED
2ETRIEVING %XISTING $ATA FROM THE 0)$ ,IST
4O RETRIEVE EXISTING DATA PULL DOWN THE 0)$ ,IST AND SELECT THE RECORD OR LIST SO THAT THE GAIN AND TIME CONSTANT
PARAMETERS ARE DISPLAYED AND HIGHLIGHTED #LICK THE 'ET FROM A ,IST BUTTON AND THE LISTED RECORD INPUT AND OUTPUT
DATA DISPLAYS IN THE BOXES
3%44).'3 &),%3
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$62¤%
#/-3 SOFTWARE ENABLES YOU TO PRINT A LIST OF $62¤% SETTINGS SAVE $62¤%
SETTINGS TO A lLE AND OPEN A SETTINGS lLE AND UPLOAD THOSE SETTINGS TO A $62¤% A SETTINGS lLE MAY ALSO BE
OPENED AND EDITED WITHIN ANY TEXT EDITING SOFTWARE
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PRESS THE %NTER KEY ON YOUR KEYBOARD
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A NEW PASSWORD ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS MAXIMUM IN THE h%NTER YOUR NEW PASSWORDv lELD
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AND CLICKING 5PLOADING %MBEDDED 3OFTWARE ! WARNING WINDOW &IGURE
WILL BE DISPLAYED 4HE $62¤%
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lLE SHOULD BE BACKED UP SINCE UPLOADING MAY REPLACE SOME SETTINGS WITH DEFAULTS #LICKING .O WILL CANCEL THIS
PROCEDURE
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#LICK 9ES TO PROCEED WITH SOFTWARE UPLOADING 7HEN 9ES IS CLICKED THE FOLLOWING SCREEN IS SHOWN TO SELECT THE
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3ETTING #HANGE
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HAND CORNER OF THE SCREEN 3EE &IGURE
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!LARM AND #ONTACT )NPUT 3TATUS
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4AP THE
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&IGURE
!LARMCONTACT 3TATUS 3CREEN
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BUTTON PLACES THE $62¤%# IN THE 6!2 OPERATING MODE AND CAUSES A CHECKED BOX TO APPEAR BELOW THE 6!2
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/&& BUTTON 4HE EXAMPLE OF &IGURE
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&IGURE 3YSTEM 3TATUS 7ITH /PERATING -ODE 3CREEN
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APPLICATION VERSION INFORMATION 4O GAIN THE APPLICATION VERSION $62¤ 6ER INFORMATION COM
MUNICATIONS MUST BE
ESTABLISHED ! DIALOG BOX WARNS THE USER TO CONNECT A COMMUNICATIONS CABLE BEFORE PROCEEDING 4APPING THE (IDE
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE SOFTWARE FOR THE 0ALM /3 PLATFORM &IGURE
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DEFAULT
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CREATED SETTINGS lLES EXIST PLACEHOLDERS LABELED hn EMPTY nv OCCUPY UNUSED
LOCATIONS IN THE LIST 4APPING THE NAME OF A USER
CREATED lLE OR THE DEFAULT SETTINGS lLE LOADS THE lLE SETTINGS INTO
SOFTWARE
! DROP
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$62¤% AND DELETE USER
CREATED SETTINGS lLES FROM THE lLE LIST ON THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
#REATING A 3ETTINGS &ILE
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CREATED SETTINGS lLE CAN BE RETRIEVED AND MODIlED IN EITHER /N
,INE MODE OR
/FF
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TO SAVE THE SETTINGS lLE WITH A UNIQUE NAME
/N THE SOFTWARE MAIN SCREEN TAP THE DOWN ARROW W ON THE /THER 0AGES LINE
3ELECT &ILE /PERATIONS FROM THE DROP
DOWN MENU AND THEN TAP THE /PEN BUTTON IN THE h7HICH 3ETTINGS v
DIALOG BOX TO ACCESS THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
4AP THE DOWN ARROW W ON THE &ILE !CTIONS LINE OF THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
3ELECT 3!6% TO HANDHELD lLE FROM THE DROP
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3ENDING A 3ETTINGS &ILE TO THE $62¤%
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/N THE SOFTWARE MAIN SCREEN TAP THE DOWN ARROW W ON THE /THER 0AGES LINE
3ELECT &ILE /PERATIONS FROM THE DROP
DOWN MENU AND THEN TAP THE /PEN BUTTON IN THE 7HICH 3ETTINGS
DIALOG BOX TO ACCESS THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
3ELECT THE DESIRED SETTINGS lLE FROM THE LIST ON THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN TO LOAD THE SETTINGS INTO SOFTWARE
4AP THE /+ BUTTON TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE SETTINGS WERE LOADED
2EPEAT 3TEPS AND TO ACCESS THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
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4AP THE /+ BUTTON IN THE #ONNECT #ABLE DIALOG BOX TO SEND THE lLE
4AP THE /+ BUTTON TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE SETTINGS WERE SENT TO THE $62¤%
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ANY OF THE SOFTWARE SCREENS
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2EADING 3ETTINGS FROM THE $62¤%
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3ELECT &ILE /PERATIONS FROM THE DROP
DOWN MENU AND THEN TAP THE /PEN BUTTON IN THE 7HICH 3ETTINGS
DIALOG BOX TO ACCESS THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
4AP THE DOWN ARROW W ON THE &ILE !CTIONS LINE AND THEN SELECT 2%!$ FROM $62¤% FROM THE DROP
DOWN MENU
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4AP THE /+ BUTTON IN THE #ONNECT #ABLE DIALOG BOX TO READ THE $62¤% SETTINGS INTO THE SOFTWARE
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THE SOFTWARE
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#REATED 3ETTINGS &ILES
0ERFORM THE FOLLOWING STEPS TO DELETE A USER
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/N THE SOFTWARE -AIN 3CREEN TAP THE DOWN ARROW W ON THE /THER 0AGES LINE
3ELECT &ILE /PERATIONS FROM THE DROP
DOWN MENU AND THEN TAP THE /PEN BUTTON IN THE 7HICH 3ETTINGS
DIALOG BOX TO ACCESS THE &ILE /PERATIONS 3CREEN
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)F WIRING CONNECTIONS ARE CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
3TEP 6ERIFY THAT THE GENERATOR IS SPINNING AT RATED SPEED
)F THE GENERATOR IS NOT UP TO RATED SPEED INCREASE GENERATOR SPEED TO THE RATED VALUE
)F THE GENERATOR IS SPINNING AT RATED SPEED PROCEED TO 3TEP
3TEP #HECK FOR CORRECT INPUT POWER TO THE $62¤% 2EFER TO 3ECTION 'ENERAL )NFORMATION 3PECIlCATIONS
FOR INPUT POWER REQUIREMENTS
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)F VOLTAGE IS PRESENT PROCEED TO 3TEP
3TEP 6ERIFY THAT THE FUSE IS NOT OPEN
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)F THE VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT IS CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE UNDERFREQUENCY SETPOINT IS CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE GENERATOR IS SPINNING AT RATED SPEED PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT IS CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE SENSING POTENTIAL TRANSFORMER IS CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE 3TABILITY 2ANGE SETTING IS CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F PROPERLY ADJUSTED PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE GENERATOR IS OPERATING WITH A LARGER THAN RATED LOAD SHED LOAD
)F THE GENERATOR IS OPERATING WITH A RATED OR LESS THAN RATED LOAD PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE SENSING LEAD CONNECTIONS ARE CORRECT PROCEED TO 3TEP
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)F THE OUTPUT CURRENT LIMIT SETPOINT IS TOO LOW ADJUST FOR THE PROPER SETTING
)F THE OUTPUT CURRENT LIMIT IS SET PROPERLY PROCEED TO 3TEP
3TEP 6ERIFY THAT THE GENERATOR EXCITER lELD IS NOT SHORTED
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4HE REGULATOR MUST BE POWERED FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE INTO TERMINALS AND 4HIS POWER CAN BE FROM THE
GENERATOR 0-' WITH THE ENGINE RUNNING OR A 6AC WALL OUTLET 'ROUND THE REGULATOR WITH THE GROUND TERMINAL
.O OTHER WIRES SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO THE REGULATOR AT THIS TIME
"EFORE TERMINALS AND ON THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR ARE CONNECTED TO THE 0-' THE ENGINE MUST BE SET FOR
20- FOR (Z OPERATION OR 20- FOR (Z OPERATION )F THE ENGINE SPEED GOES HIGH THE 0-'
VOLTAGE WILL ALSO GO HIGH WHICH CAN DAMAGE THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR
7HEN POWER IS APPLIED TO THE REGULATOR ,%$ @,OSS OF 3ENSING SHOULD BE BLINKING
7HEN THE REGULATOR IS STARTED UP IT IS IN THE OPERATING MODE AND BLINKING ,%$S RELATE TO THE OPERATING @-/$%
34!453 7HEN THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON IS PRESSED THE REGULATOR IS IN THE ADJUSTMENT MODE AND THE BLINKING ,%$
RELATES TO THE @!$*534-%.43 MODE LEGENDS 4HE STEADY ON ,%$ INDICATES THE SETTING FOR THE MODE BEING
ADJUSTED
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON ONE TIME
,%$ @#OARSE 6OLTAGE SHOULD NOW BE BLINKING AND NO OTHER ,%$ SHOULD BE BLINKING ! SECOND ,%$
MAY BE ON CONTINUOUSLY
5SE THE @50 AND @$/7. BUTTONS TO MOVE THE STEADY ON ,%$ TO THE APPROXIMATE DESIRED VOLTAGE 4HIS
IS THE VOLTAGE THAT WILL BE SEEN AT THE REGULATOR SENSING TERMINALS AND IS NOT NECESSARILY THE GENERATOR
LINE VOLTAGE
.OTE 4ABLE GIVES A COMPLETE LISTING #OMMON SETTINGS ARE IDENTIlED BELOW
#OMMON 6OLTAGE 3TEADY
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HAS A RANGE OF VOLTS OVER WHICH THE REGULATOR CAN BE OPERATING
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON ONE TIME
,%$ @
0HASE 3ENSING SHOULD NOW BE BLINKING
5SE THE @50 AND @$/7. BUTTONS TO MOVE THE STEADY ,%$ TO @ FOR SINGLE PHASE SENSING OR @ FOR THREE
PHASE SENSING
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON ONE TIME
,%$ @-ANUAL -ODE /N/FF SHOULD NOW BE BLINKING
5SE THE @50 BUTTON TO MOVE THE STEADY ,%$ TO @ FOR @-ANUAL -ODE /N
.OTE &OR THE lRST TIME START UP OF THE GENERATOR THE @-ANUAL -ODE SHOULD BE TURNED ON 4HIS IS
IMPORTANT FOR HIGHER VOLTAGE GENERATORS TO INSURE CONNECTIONS ARE CORRECT BEFORE DAMAGE IS DONE &OR
NORMAL OPERATION THE @-ANUAL -ODE MUST BE TURNED OFF ,%$ ON STEADY
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON TWICE
,%$ @5NDERFREQUENCY SHOULD NOW BE BLINKING
.OTE 2EGULATORS WITHOUT THE @# OPTION WILL SKIP ,%$ AND ,%$ )F ,%$ IS BLINKING THEN THE
REGULATOR IS A $62¤%# )F THIS REGULATOR WAS OBTAINED TO ALLOW PARALLELING WITH THE 5TILITY THEN 34/0
4HIS DOCUMENT WILL NOT PROVIDE THE NECESSARY INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARALLELING WITH THE 5TILITY )F IT IS INTENDED
THAT THIS REGULATOR WILL BE USED ON A STAND
ALONE GENERATOR THEN WITH ,%$ BLINKING USE THE @$/7.
BUTTON TO INSURE THAT ,%$ IS ON 0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON UNTIL ,%$ IS BLINKING
5SE THE @50 AND @$/7. BUTTONS TO SELECT THE DESIRED UNDERFREQUENCY SETTING 4ABLE
IN THE
$62¤% MANUAL WILL PROVIDE THE COMPLETE RANGE OF SETTINGS 4HE SELECTED SETTING IS THE FREQUENCY
AT WHICH THE REGULATOR WILL BEGIN TO REDUCE THE OPERATING VOLTAGE AS SPEED IS REDUCED TO PROTECT THE
GENERATOR
4HE DEFAULT FACTORY SETTING IS (Z 4HIS IS ,%$ AND IS CORRECT FOR (Z OPERATION ,%$ INDICATES
A RANGE OF TO (Z 7HEN THE SETTING IS INCREASED FROM ,%$ TO ,%$ THE SETTING WILL BE
4WO ADDITIONAL PUSHES OF THE @50 BUTTON WILL INCREASE THE SETTING TO @
&OR (Z OPERATION DECREASE THE SETTING TO (Z 0USH THE @$/7. BUTTON UNTIL ,%$ IS LIT 4HIS IS
@ (Z 0USH THE DOWN BUTTON TIMES ,%$ WILL REMAIN LIT BUT THE SETTING WILL BE REDUCED TO @
(Z
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON TWICE
,%$ @3TABILITY 2ANGE SHOULD NOW BE BLINKING
5SE THE @50 AND @$/7. BUTTONS TO ADJUST THE SETTING ACCORDING TO THE DESIRED FRAME SIZE IDENTIlED
BELOW
&RAME ,%$
.OTE &RAME STABILITY MUST BE SET UP USING A 0# AND $26¤% #/-3 SOFTWARE
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0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON ONE TIME
,%$ @'AIN SHOULD NOW BE BLINKING 4HIS WILL SAVE THE CHOSEN @3TABILITY 2ANGE SETTING
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4HE POWER SOURCE CAN NOW BE REMOVED FROM THE REGULATOR 4HE REGULATOR CAN BE CONNECTED TO THE
GENERATOR 4HE GENERATOR SET CAN BE STARTED AND BROUGHT UP TO RATED SPEED 7ITH THE REGULATOR IN MANUAL
AND OUTPUT THE GENERATOR OUTPUT SHOULD BE RESIDUAL VOLTAGE !LL LINE TO LINE AND LINE TO NEUTRAL VOLTAGES
SHOULD NOW BE CHECKED FOR BALANCE AND EQUAL VOLTAGES TO INSURE THAT EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED PROPERLY
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON TO SELECT ,%$ @-ANUAL -ODE !DJ
0RESS THE @50 BUTTON TO INCREASE THE lELD CURRENT UNTIL ,%$ LIGHTS 4HIS SHOULD INCREASE THE GENERATOR
VOLTAGE A SMALL AMOUNT )F EVERYTHING IS STILL OKAY CONTINUE INCREASING THE lELD CURRENT UNTIL THE DESIRED
GENERATOR VOLTAGE IS REACHED #HECK THAT ALL OF THE VOLTAGES ARE STILL BALANCED LINE TO LINE AND LINE TO
NEUTRAL
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON TO SELECT ,%$ @-ANUAL -ODE /N/FF
0RESS THE @$/7. BUTTON TO TURN OFF THE MANUAL MODE AND PUT THE REGULATOR IN @!62 MODE #HECK THAT
VOLTAGES ARE STILL CORRECT )F NECESSARY PRESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON TO SELECT ,%$ @&INE 6OLTAGE
ADJUST 5SE THE @50 AND @$/7. BUTTONS TO OBTAIN THE CORRECT READING ON THE VOLTMETER
.OTE )F THE GENERATOR IS TO OPERATE AT SEVERAL DIFFERENT VOLTAGES SET THE GAIN FOR THE LOWEST VOLTAGE
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON TO SELECT ,%$ @'AIN ADJUST
5SE THE @50 BUTTON TO INCREASE THE GAIN UNTIL THE VOLTAGE STARTS TO BECOME UNSTABLE 2EDUCE THE GAIN
UNTIL THE VOLTAGE BECOMES STABLE BY PUSHING THE @$/7. BUTTON 0USH THE @$/7. BUTTON MORE TIMES
0RESS THE @3%,%#4 BUTTON AGAIN SO THAT THIS SETTING IS SAVED IN PERMANENT MEMORY
.OTE 7HEN THE REGULATOR IS IN NORMAL @!62 OPERATING MODE NO ,%$S ARE ON 0RESSING THE @50 OR
@$/7. BUTTON WILL CAUSE THE REGULATOR TO DEFAULT TO THE ,%$ @&INE 6OLTAGE ADJUST MODE
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4HE REGULATOR MUST BE POWERED FROM AN EXTERNAL SOURCE INTO TERMINALS AND 4HIS POWER CAN BE FROM THE
GENERATOR 0-' WITH THE ENGINE RUNNING OR A 6AC WALL OUTLET
"EFORE TERMINALS AND ON THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR ARE CONNECTED TO THE 0-' THE ENGINE MUST BE SET FOR
20- FOR (Z OPERATION OR 20- FOR (Z OPERATION )F THE ENGINE SPEED GOES HIGH THE 0-'
VOLTAGE WILL ALSO GO HIGH WHICH CAN DAMAGE THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR
#ONNECT THE COMPUTER TO THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR WITH A STRAIGHT SERIAL CABLE NO NULL MODEM
'ROUND THE REGULATOR WITH THE GROUND TERMINAL .O OTHER WIRES SHOULD BE CONNECTED TO THE REGULATOR AT
THIS TIME 7HEN POWER IS APPLIED TO THE REGULATOR ,%$ ,OSS OF 3ENSING SHOULD BE BLINKING
3TART THE $62¤% COMPUTER PROGRAM ON THE COMPUTER #LICK ON @#OMMUNICATIONS IN THE TOP TOOL BAR
3ELECT @/PEN #OMM 0ORT FROM THE DROP DOWN MENU THEN MOVE OVER AND CLICK ON @23
0ORT )N THE
0ASSWORD WINDOW TYPE @DVR AND PRESS @%NTER 4HE DEFAULT SETTINGS ON THE @#OMM 0ORT WINDOW ARE
NORMALLY ACCEPTABLE 0RESS @%NTER TO PROCEED WITH THE DEFAULT SETTINGS )F EVERYTHING IS WORKING
PROPERLY A SERIES OF SMALL WINDOWS WILL OPEN TO SHOW THAT INFORMATION IS BEING UPLOADED FROM THE VOLTAGE
REGULATOR %VERY TIME A SCREEN IS CHANGED ON THE COMPUTER NEW DATA WILL BE READ FROM THE VOLTAGE
REGULATOR TO INSURE THAT THE SCREEN IS UP TO DATE
#LICK ON @&ILE IN THE TOP TOOL BAR AND THEN CLICK ON @3AVE IN THE DROP DOWN MENU #LICK @9ES TO SAVE
THE DATA )N THE WINDOW THAT OPENS TYPE THE NAME OF THE lLE THAT IS APPROPRIATE FOR THE INSTALLATION #LICK
ON @3AVE "Y SAVING THE DATA BEFORE ANY CHANGES ARE MADE ALLOWS THE USER TO REFER BACK TO THE DEFAULT
SETTINGS IF NECESSARY 4O PRINT THE SETTINGS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE CLICK ON @&ILE IN THE TOP TOOL BAR AND THEN
CLICK @0RINT #LICK ON THE 0RINT BUTTON AND lLL IN THE REQUESTED DATA TO ADD TO THE PRINT OUT TO IDENTIFY THE
SPECIlC UNIT 4HEN CLICK @/+
.OTE &OR THE FOLLOWING STEPS BELOW FOR ANY WINDOW ON THE COMPUTER SCREEN THAT REQUIRES DATA ENTRY lELDS WITH
WHITE OR GREEN COLORED BACKGROUND DOUBLE CLICKING ON THE WINDOW WILL PROVIDE A LIST OF THE ACCEPTABLE VALUES
!FTER A NUMBER IS CHANGED IN A WINDOW PRESS @%NTER TO SEND DATA TO THE REGULATOR
4HE lRST SCREEN TO APPEAR IS THE @3YSTEM 3ETTINGS SCREEN )N THE UPPER LEFT AREA OF THE SCREEN
UNDER THE @3ENSING 6OLTAGE SECTION IDENTIFY WHETHER THE GENERATOR WILL BE THREE PHASE OR SINGLE PHASE
BY CLICKING ON THE CIRCLE NEXT TO @4HREE 0HASE OR @3INGLE 0HASE )N THE TOP CENTER UNDER @2EGULATOR
3ENSING 6OLTAGE 6 ENTER THE NOMINAL VALUE THAT THE REGULATOR WILL SEE ON ITS SENSING TERMINALS )F
IT IS CONNECTED TO THE OUTPUT LEADS OF THE GENERATOR IT WILL SENSE THE RATED GENERATOR VOLTAGE )F IT IS
CONNECTED TO THE MIDPOINT OF THE GENERATOR LEADS IT WILL SENSE ONE
HALF OF THE RATED GENERATOR VOLTAGE )F IT IS
CONNECTED TO THE SECONDARY OF A SENSING TRANSFORMER IT WILL SENSE THE SECONDARY VOLTAGE OF THE
TRANSFORMER )F A SENSING TRANSFORMER IS USED ENTER THE RATIO OF THE SENSING TRANSFORMER HAS
A RATIO OF IN THE @'ENERATOR 04 2ATIO WINDOW )F A #4 IS USED IT MUST HAVE A SECONDARY RATING OF
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.OTE )F AN AMMETER IS INSTALLED IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE " PHASE #4 BE CONNECTED IN SERIES THROUGH THE
REGULATOR #4 AND #4 TERMINALS 4HIS WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE @-ETERING SCREEN THAT CAN BE
VERY USEFUL FOR ANY TROUBLESHOOTING
#LICK THE @3ETTINGS BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR /N THE @3ETPOINT TAB UNDER @!UTOMATIC 6OLTAGE
2EGULATOR !62 ENTER THE VOLTAGE IN @!62 3ETPOINT 6 THAT THE REGULATOR WILL SEE WHEN THE GENERATOR
IS OPERATING PROPERLY 4HIS IS THE lNE VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT AND WILL EITHER BE THE GENERATOR TERMINAL VOLTAGE
OR THE VOLTAGE FROM THE SECONDARY OF A TRANSFORMER )F THE UNIT IS TO OPERATE AT (Z CHANGE THE @#ORNER
&REQUENCY (Z TO @ IN THE @5NDERFREQUENCY 3ETTING SECTION
#LICK THE @'AIN BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR /N THE @#ONTROL 'AIN SCREEN IDENTIlED IN THE UPPER
LEFT ENTER THE REQUIRED VALUE IN THE @3TABILITY 2ANGE AREA BASED ON THE IDENTIlED FRAME SIZE FROM THE
FOLLOWING TABLE
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&OR FRAME GENERATORS ONLY )N THE @!62 SECTION IN THE @0ROPORTIONAL 'AIN +0 WINDOW ENTER
@ )N THE @)NTEGRAL 'AIN +) WINDOW ENTER @ )N THE @$ERIVATIVE 'AIN +$ WINDOW ENTER @
#LICK THE @-ETERING BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR )N THE @#ONTROL -ODE SECTION LOCATED IN THE LOWER
RIGHT OF THE SCREEN SET THE REGULATOR TO THE @ MODE FOR STARTUP BY CLICKING ON THE RECTANGULAR BUTTON
TO THE RIGHT OF @ /N THE TOP RIGHT UNDER @3ETPOINT THE @#URRENT ! WINDOW SHOULD BE GREEN
%NTER @ IN THIS WINDOW
#LICK THE @%%02/- BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR TO SAVE THE NEW SETTINGS TO PERMANENT MEMORY IN THE
REGULATOR
#LICK @&ILE IN THE TOP TOOL BAR AND PICK @3AVE #LICK @9ES TO SAVE THE NEW SETTINGS TO A lLE FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE
#LICK @#OMMUNICATIONS IN THE TOP TOOL BAR AND CHOOSE @#LOSE #OMM 0ORT
2EMOVE POWER FROM THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR #ONNECT THE REGULATOR TO THE GENERATOR
3TART THE ENGINE AND BRING UP TO SPEED )NITIATE COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS WITH THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR BY
FOLLOWING STEP ABOVE
#LICK THE @-ETERING BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR /N THE @/PERATION SCREEN ENSURE THAT THE VOLTAGES
ARE BALANCED ON PHASES @6AB @6CB AND @6CA )NCREASE THE lELD CURRENT IN THE @3ETPOINT SECTION IN
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STEPS OF @ AMPS UNTIL REACHING RATED VOLTAGE APPROXIMATED IDENTIlED IN THE @6OLTAGE 6 lELD TO THE
LEFT OF THE @#URRENT ! lELD .OTE $O NOT EXCEED AMP )NSURE THAT ALL VOLTAGES ARE READING PROPERLY
AND THAT THE VOLTAGE WINDOW AT THE TOP RIGHT OF THE @-ETERING SCREEN HAS THE DESIRED OPERATING VOLTAGE
ENTERED
#LICK ON THE @#ONTROL -ODE BUTTON TO CHANGE TO @!62 MODE RECTANGULAR BOX TO THE RIGHT OF @ 4HE
GENERATOR SHOULD BE OPERATING AT THE DESIRED VOLTAGE .OTE THE lELD VOLTAGE IN @6OLTAGE 6 AND lELD
CURRENT IN @#URRENT ! VALUES FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
4HE @&IELD #URRENT ! AND @&IELD 6OLTAGE 6 VALUES WILL BE RELATIVELY STABLE BUT
MOVING UP AND DOWN IN SMALL STEPS 4O ADJUST THE GAIN CLICK THE @'AIN BUTTON IN THE TOP TOOL BAR
/N THE LOWER LEFT OF THE SCREEN UNDER @!62 ,OOP 'AIN +' INCREASE THIS VALUE FROM @ TO
@ VALUE ON THE LEFT 2ETURN TO THE @-ETERING SCREEN AND OBSERVE THE @&IELD #URRENT !
VALUE )F IT IS CHANGING SIGNIlCANTLY MORE THAN PREVIOUSLY THEN STOP AT THIS POINT )F THE VALUE IS NOT
CHANGING SIGNIlCANTLY MORE THAN PREVIOUSLY THEN CONTINUE INCREASING THE @!62
,OOP 'AIN +' VALUE ON LEFT IN STEPS OF @ UNTIL THE @&IELD #URRENT ! VALUE IN THE
@-ETERING SCREEN IS OSCILLATING BY A SIGNIlCANT AMOUNT !T THIS POINT BEGIN
REDUCING THE @!62 ,OOP 'AIN +' IN @ STEPS UNTIL THE @&IELD #URRENT ! VALUE IN THE
@-ETERING SCREEN RETURNS TO THE SAME STATE OF STABILITY #LICK THE @%%02/- BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR
TO SAVE THE NEW SETTINGS TO PERMANENT MEMORY IN THE REGULATOR
#LICK @&ILE IN THE TOP TOOL BAR AND IDENTIFY A NEW lLE NAME FOR THE NEW SETTINGS OBTAINED #LICK @3AVE
AND THEN @9ES TO SAVE THE NEW SETTINGS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
#LICK @#OMMUNICATIONS IN THE TOP TOOL BAR AND CHOOSE @#LOSE #OMM 0ORT
$ISCONNECT THE COMPUTER FROM THE REGULATOR
4HE GENERATOR IS NOW READY FOR OPERATION
%QUIPMENT .EEDED
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SPEED RESPONSE AND LOAD SHARING TO MATCH ALL UNITS 4HE REGULATORS MUST BE SET TO PROVIDE MATCHING VOLTAGE
DROOP AND RESPONSE ON ALL UNITS
4O PARALLEL GENERATORS SET UP ONE GENERATOR SET FOR SINGLE UNIT OPERATION
)NSURE THAT A #4 IS INSTALLED ON PHASE " OF THE GENERATOR AND CONNECTED PER &IGURE
/PEN COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE COMPUTER AND THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR
/N THE @3YSTEM 3ETTINGS SCREEN ENTER THE #4 RATIO HAS A RATIO OF IN THE LOWER RIGHT AREA OF THE SCREEN
UNDER @'ENERATOR #4 2ATIO .OTE 4HE #4 MUST HAVE A SECONDARY RATED AT AMPS
#LICK ON THE @3ETTINGS BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR /N THE @3ETPOINT TAB IN THE LOWER LEFT UNDER THE @$ROOP
SECTION ENTER THE VALUE @ IN THE @3ETPOINT AREA
.EXT REFER TO THE @!UTOMATIC 6OLTAGE 2EGULATOR !62 SECTION LOCATED ABOVE ON THE TOP LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE
SCREEN )F THE GENERATOR IS TO OPERATE IN DROOP INCREASE THE @!62 3ETPOINT 6 VALUE BY @ &OR A VOLT
OPERATION THE CALCULATED VALUE TO ENTER WOULD BE @ VOLTS 4HIS WILL CAUSE THE GENERATOR TO OPERATE AT
APPROXIMATELY VOLTS UNDER LOAD
0RESS THE @%%02/- BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR TO SAVE THE SETTINGS TO PERMANENT MEMORY
3AVE THE SETTINGS TO A lLE
&OR IDENTICAL GENERATORS LOAD THESE SAME SETTINGS INTO ALL OTHER REGULATORS TO BE PARALLELED
/NE AT A TIME PLACE A RESISTIVE LOAD ON EACH INDIVIDUAL GENERATOR
#LICK ON THE @-ETERING BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOL BAR )F THE PARALLELING #4 IS CONNECTED CORRECTLY THE @2EAL 0OWER
7 VALUE WILL READ POSITIVE AND THE @0HASE !NGLE $EGREE VALUE WILL READ AROUND @ OR @ DEGREES )F THE
PARALLELING #4 IS CONNECTED BACKWARDS THE @2EAL 0OWER 7 VALUE WILL READ NEGATIVE AND THE @0HASE !NGLE
VALUE WILL READ AROUND @ DEGREES )F THE #4 IS CONNECTED BACKWARDS SHUT THE GENERATOR SET DOWN AND SWAP
THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN #4 AND #4 ON THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR
"EFORE PARALLELING GENERATORS INSURE THAT THE PHASE ROTATION OF THE GENERATORS IS THE SAME
7HEN THE GENERATORS ARE OPERATING IN PARALLEL THE GOVERNOR CONTROLS THE +7 SHARING BETWEEN THE GENERATORS 4HIS
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