programacion del emcp3 screennavigationdemocatawb24d03

This presentation is a proposal for Level 0, 1 and 2 screens for the common control system in English/European layout (Chinese layout is not shown in this presentation)

Bitmap detail is for the level 0 and level 1 screens (level 2 will have similar layout but different pixel allocation).

Data shown in this colour is only available on the Level 1 or Level 2 control.

Data shown in this colour shows additional information that does not fit on the three line screen that can be reached by scrolling down (with the down key), this is only used if no slide has been specifically created showing the screen once

‘down’ has been pressed.

The icons and colour scheme are representative of, but not guaranteed to be exactly what Caterpillar will finally use. The relative button and display positions (etc) are approximate.

An underscore ‘_’ shows space that needs to be reserved for the maximum that a field can grow to (for example temperature may be 93ºC but can be 100ºC and so will appear in the presentation as _93ºC)

As of 20 Nov 2002 the plan is to use Fixed fonts, upper case will be used at all times except for special cases (such as the ‘k’ of kW).

Viewing and clearing of events in modules other than the Genesys control may vary slightly from that displayed and from module to module. Exact details will become clearer as work on the modules progresses.

Level 0, Level 1 and Level 2Screens for Genesys controls

24th April 2003by A. W. Black

PRESS HERE TO START

2

AVG: 415 V L-L _324A_60.2Hz 0.82 LAGGINGTOTAL kW 1562 100%

Alternator Overview

Alternator Detail

To Main Menu

3

__0kPa _23.5ºC 27.6V___0rpm _____2.1HrsSTOPPED

Engine Overview - Stop

EngineDetail

To Main Menu

RUNAUTO and

STOP buttons

simulated on this screen only.

4

Main Menu

EVENT LOGENGINE OVERVIEWALTERNATOR OVERVIEW

No Action

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

No Action(top menu item)

5

Main Menu

ALTERNATOR OVERVIEWCONFIGUREI/O STATUS

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Top of list

6

Main Menu

CONFIGUREI/O STATUSCONTROL

The menu option ‘Control’ only appears on the menuif the control is set to be able to adjust speed

(Some electronic engines only)

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Top of list

7

Main Menu

CONTROLS/D OVERRIDE LOGPREFERENCES

Shutdown Override Log will only appear in the menu list if it is installed in the configuration.

(S/D Override is not available on level 0)

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Top of list

8

Main Menu

CONTROLS/D OVERRIDE LOGPREFERENCES

Shutdown Override Log will only appear in the menu list if it is installed in the configuration.

(S/D Override is not available on level 0)

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Top of list

9

Alternator Specific 1

L-L V 1234 1234 1234 A _123 _120 _138_50.2 Hz

Up to previous screen

Down to next screen

To Main Menu

10

Alternator Specific 2 (not shown for 3 wire delta)

L-N V _876 1234 1234 A _123 _123 _123_50.2 Hz


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

11


kW _187 _184 _179kVA _203 _201 _194kVAr _104 __94 __62

To Main Menu


Down to next screen

12


kW _187 _184 _179kVA _203 _201 _194p.f. 0.83 0.92 0.85

To Main Menu


Down to next screen

13


TOTAL kW __345 100%TOTAL kVA __345 100%TOTAL kVAr__345 100%

To Main Menu


Down to next screen

14


GENERATORkWh _________3kVArh _________2

To Main Menu


Down to next screen

SLIDE NO LONGER USED

16


AVERAGE L-L _V _214AVERAGE L-N _V 1234p.f. 0.87 LAGGING


Level 2 only

To Main Menu


17

Engine Specific 1

OIL PRESSURE _78psiCOOLANT TEMP 195ºFENGINE SPEED 1503rpm


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

18

Engine Specific 2

BATT VOLTAGE 12.0VENGINE HOURS_____1.1“3rd SENDER” 102.5%

Down to next screen


To Main Menu

19

Engine Specific 4

CRANKS _____7STARTS _____2

Engine Specific 5Level 2 only


To Main Menu

20

Main Menu

I/O STATUSCONTROLS/D OVERRIDE LOG

The Control Menu only appears on the log if the control is a level 1 and is set to have speed adjust

(Some Electronic engines only)

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Top of list

21

Genset Event Log (top level - active event)

GENSET LOG 02/05APPR HIGH COOL TEMPACTIVE 04

All events are sorted Active (top) / Inactive (middle) / Reset (bottom).Within these three groups events are sorted by real time of most recentoccurrence (L1) or Hours run of most recent occurrence (L0). We enter

the event log (From main menu) at the bottom of the active list.

Previous Event (Not shown in this presentation)

Next Event Event Detail

02/05 implies there are five events in the log and this is the second one

To Event Log Menu

22

Genset Event Log (detail - active event)

APPR HIGH COOL TEMPSTATUS: ACTIVENUM OCCURRENCES 04LAST _____2.5 Hrs09/OCT/02 15:37:44FIRST 2.1 Hrs07/OCT/02 11:16:45 Scroll up

through detail

Scroll downthrough detail

To generatorevent log menu

Top line doesn’t scroll.Other lines scroll two lines at a time.(Real time is not available on level 0see slide 26 for a L0 detail event log)

SlideSlide2626

23

Genset Event Log (top level - inactive event)

GENSET LOG 03/05APPR OVER FREQUENCYINACTIVE 02

All events are sorted Active (top) / Inactive (middle) / Reset (bottom)Within these three groups events are sorted by real time of most

recent occurrence (L1) or Hours run of most recent occurrence (L0).We enter the event log at the bottom of the active list.

Previous Event

Next Event(Not shown

in this presentation)

Event Detail

03/05 implies there are five events in the log and this is the third one

To Event log Menu

24

Genset Event Log (detail - inactive event)

Scroll up through detail


to generator event log menu

APPR OVER FREQUENCYSTATUS: INACTIVENUM OCCURRENCES 02LAST _____2.5 Hrs09/OCT/02 15:37:44FIRST 2.1 Hrs07/OCT/02 14:05:52

Reset inactive Event

Top line doesn’t scroll. Other lines scroll two lines at a time.(Real time is not available on level 0 see slide 26 for a L0 detail event log)

See slide 43 for if you are not in Stop

SlideSlide2626

SlideSlide4343

25

Top line doesn’t scroll.Other lines scroll two lines at a time.(Real time is not available on level 0see slide 26 for a L0 detail event log)



to generator event log menu

APPR OVER FREQUENCYSTATUS: RESETNUM OCCURRENCES 02LAST _____2.5 Hrs09/OCT/02 15:37:44FIRST 2.1 Hrs07/OCT/02 14:05:52

Genset Event Log (detail - reset event)

SlideSlide2626

26

Genset Event Log (detail - reset event) for L0

Top line doesn’t scroll.Other lines scroll two lines at a time.Real time is not available on level 0



to generatorevent log menu

APPR OVER FREQUENCYSTATUS: RESETNUM OCCURRENCES 01LAST _____2.5 HrsFIRST _____2.1 Hrs

27

Configure Menu

SECURITYSETPOINTSTIME/DATEPROG CYCLE TIMER

To Main Menu

No Action(Top menu item)

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

28

Control Menu

SPEED

The Control menu on the level 3 control would also contain:

Synchroniser, Sequencing, Group

If voltage is also adjustable (level 2) themenu title will read ‘Speed & Voltage’

29

Preferences

CONTRAST : 60%PRESSURE : kPaTEMPERATURE : ºCDISPLAY LANGUAGE

Exactly how the display contrast is adjustable may drive an slightlydifferent screen layout. Adjusting contrast is a two stage process

(Press return to select the ‘setpoint’ then use left and right to adjust it.) This is consistent with how other setpoints are adjusted.

Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Effect

No Effect

Escape to Main Menu

Change Contrast

30

Preferences

Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Effect

Change Pressure

units

Escape to Main Menu


No Effect

31

Configure - Security Menu

CURRENT LEVEL = 2ENTER LEVEL 1 OR 2ENTER LEVEL 3CHANGE LEVEL 1CHANGE LEVEL 2CHANGE REMOTE

Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Action

Select Menu Item

Top line displays current password level and does not scroll. We enter either level 0.1 or

level 0.2 from the same screen

Escape to Configure Menu

No action

32


Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Action

Select Menu Item

CURRENT LEVEL = 2ENTER LEVEL 3CHANGE LEVEL 1CHANGE LEVEL 2CHANGE REMOTE


Top line displays current password level and does not scroll.

No Action

33


Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Action

Select Menu Item

Top line displays current password leveland does not scroll.

CURRENT LEVEL = 2CHANGE LEVEL 1CHANGE LEVEL 2CHANGE REMOTE


No Action

34

Configure - Security Menu - Enter New Password level

ENTER PASSWORD FORDESIRED LEVEL 00000000

IncrementDigit

DecrementDigit

Move cursor left one digit

Move cursor right

Enter (correct)password

Top line displays current password levelWe can enter level 1 or 2 from this screen. See slide 86 if incorrect password entered

(and Enter pressed)

Abort Password Entry (return to

password menu)

SlideSlide8686

35

Configure - Security Menu - Single use Question and Answer

No Action

No Action

No Action

Enter response

The question will be pre-mixed into one 10 digit number.To avoid possible language character issues this will not

contain letters

Return topassword menu

PHONE IN WITH: 1234567890ENTER RESPONSE

No Action

36

Configure - Security Menu - Change Level 1

CHANGE LEVEL 1PASSWORD 00001111

IncrementDigit

DecrementDigit

Move cursor left one digit

Enter newpassword

You can only get to this screen if the password level is greater than or equal to level 1.

The screen starts at the current password.

Move cursor right

Abort Password Entry (return to

password menu)

37

Configure - Setpoints - Menu

No Action(This is the

first menu item)

Nextmenu item

No Action

Select Menu Item

Level 1 blocks shown

AUTOMATIC START/STOPBATTERY V FAULTBATTERY V MONITOR


No Action

38

Configure - Setpoints - Menu

Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

(Not supported in this

presentation)

No Action

Select menu item

(Not supported in this

presentation)

Level 1 blocks shown

AUTOMATIC START/STOPBATTERY V FAULTBATTERY V MONITOR

Escape to Configure menu

No Action

39

Configure - Setpoints - Menu - Auto S/S

No Action(This is first

ASS setpoint)

NextASS Setpoint

No Action

Select toChange Setpoint

The unlocked padlock signifies that this setpoint can be changed with the current password level.

The 1 beside the padlock shows the password level at which this setpoint can be changed.

FAULT PROTECTIONTIME DELAY (sec) 30 1

Escape to Setpoints Menu

No Action

40


Previous ASS Setpoints

NextASS Setpoint

(not supported in this presentation)

No Action

No Action(insufficient

password level)

The locked padlock signifies that this setpoint cannot be changed with the current password level.


CYCLE CRANK TIME(sec) 7 2

Escape to Setpoints Menu

No Action

41


Incrementdigit

DecrementDigit

MoveCursor

Left

Accept changes and return toASS Setpoints

The unlocked padlock signifies that this setpoint can be changed with the current password level.


Escape to ASS Setpoints ignoring

changes

FAULT PROTECTIONTIME DELAY (sec) 30 1

Move cursor right

42

Engine Specific 3


Down to next screen

It seems appropriate to keepthis on the screen after engine hours

(Engine Specific 2)

NEXT SERVICE DUEIN __497.9 HOURSOR 322 DAYS

To Main Menu

43

Genset Event Log (detail - inactive event - Control not in Stop)



To generatorevent log menu

OVERSPEEDSTATUS: INACTIVENUM OCCURRENCES 01LAST _____2.5 Hrs25/OCT/02 10:07:34FIRST 2.5 Hrs25/OCT/02 10:07:34

Would normally Reset inactive Event

See slide 24.This slide exists to detail what should happenwhen someone tries to reset a shutdown fault

when the set is not in ‘Stop’

SlideSlide2424

44

Genset Event Log (detail - inactive event - trying to reset when not in Stop)

To Previous screen

To previous screen

To previous screen

TO RESET A SHUTDOWNEVENT THE CONTROLMUST BE IN STOP

To previousscreen

Upon attempting to reset a shutdown event the following screen is displayed. This display stays on the screen until a key (any key) is

pressed. This key has its normal action except for the navigation keys which have no action (Except to take the operator to the previous screen).

To Previous screen

To Previous Screen

45

Configure - Security Menu - Single use Question and Answer

Increment digit

DecrementDigit

Move Leftone digit

Enter Password

The question is to be pre-mixed into one 10 digit number.To avoid possible language character issues the question

and answer will not contain letters

Abort password entry

1234567890ENTER RESPONSE: 0000000000

Move Right one digit

46

ADJUST SPEED _58.4Hz __415V ADJUST VOLTAGE

Control Menu - Speed

No Action

Adjust voltage is only available on some level 2 controls.When it is not available the note in red will not appear on the

screen (the generator voltage will always be displayed)

Return tocontrol menu

Lower Speed(slow down)

No Action No Action

RaiseSpeed

47

Skip Cooldown timer screen

Return to previous screen


Return toprevious screen

Skip Cooldown and return to

previous screen

This screen appears if ‘Stop’ is pressed and held for about two seconds during cooldown (exact time TBD). If Enter is pressed cooldown is skipped and the operator is returned tothe previous screen. If any of the other five navigation keys is pressed, cooldown continues and the operator is returned to the previous screen. If either hot key is pressed, cooldowncontinues and the operator goes to the appropriate overview screen.


SKIP COOLDOWN ? TO RESUME TO SKIP

PreviousScreen

48

Configure Menu

SECURITYSETPOINTSTIME/DATEPROG CYCLE TIMER

To Main Menu

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

49

Configure Menu

SETPOINTSTIME/DATEPROG CYCLE TIMER

Time/Date and programmable cycle timer are not available on level 0 controls

To Main Menu

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

50

Configure Menu

SETPOINTSTIME/DATEPROG CYCLE TIMER

Time/Date and programmable cycle timer are not available on level 0 controls

To Main Menu

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

51

Configure Menu - Time/Date

SET TIME/DATE29/OCT/02 11:58:41

DecrementDigit

Previousadjustable

unit

IncrementDigit

Abort changes

Acceptchanges

Year, Month, Day, hour, tens of minutes, minutes and tens of seconds are separately adjustable. Individual seconds are not adjustable, when tens of

seconds are being adjusted, seconds revert to 0 (so 38 reverts to 30). When the operator leaves seconds, they begin to count again.

NextAdjustableUnit

52

End of data ‘splash screen’

NO MORE INFORMATIONAVAILABLE FOR PREVIOUS SCREEN

No Action


To Menu

This screen is displayed whenever the operator presses ‘down’ from the end of a long page of information

(such as the Alternator or Engine specific screens).

No Action

No Action

No Action

53

Configure Menu - Programmable Cycle Timer - Individual timer

To prog cycle

timer menu

The ‘01:’ indicates that this is the first of the 14programmable cycle timers

The days of the week change between their number(if active) and a ‘·’ (if inactive).

01: 0···4·6 (0=SUN)START TIME: 00:12 RUN FOR : 00:01Outputs : Both 1&2

Previousadjustable

unit

Incrementdigit

Decrementdigit

Accept changes

Nextadjustableunit

54

I/O Status Menu

LOCAL I/O STATUS

It is not clear how remote I/O will be grouped, however its status should be displayed from this menu.

If speed and voltage bias is possible on the level 1 control then

its status should also be accessible from this menu.

To Main Menu


Select Menu Item

No Action(Last menu item)

55

End of data ‘splash screen’

NO MORE INFORMATIONAVAILABLE FOR PREVIOUS SCREEN

No Action


To Menu

This screen is displayed whenever the operator presses ‘down’ from the end of a long page of information

(such as the Alternator or Engine specific screens).

No Action

No Action

No Action

56


CURRENT LEVEL = 2DROP TO LEVEL 0ENTER LEVEL 1 OR 2ENTER LEVEL 3CHANGE LEVEL 1CHANGE LEVEL 2CHANGE REMOTE

No action

Nextmenu item

No Action

Select Menu Item

Top line displays current password level and does not scroll. We enter either level 0.1 or level 0.2 (or enter a ‘wrong’ password for

level 0.0) from the same screen


No Action

57

I/O Status Menu – Local Input/Output Status

INPUT ·2·4··78RELAY O/P 1··4···8SINKING O/P 1

When the input/output is ACTIVE it is displayed as thecorresponding number. When it is INACTIVE it is

displayed as a ’·’. No data is conveyed on whether the input/output is active high or active low.

To I/O StatusMenu

58


CURRENT LEVEL = 0DROP TO LEVEL 0ENTER LEVEL 1 OR 2ENTER LEVEL 3CHANGE LEVEL 1CHANGE LEVEL 2CHANGE REMOTE

No action

Nextmenu item

No Action

Select Menu Item

Top line displays current password level and does not scroll.

When ‘drop to level 0’ is pressed the passwordlevel immediately drops to level 0 (no sub screen)


No Action

59

ENTER _____4.5Hrs05/NOV/02 16:51:41LEAVE _____4.5Hrs05/NOV/02 17:24:19

Shutdown Override Log - Detail

To S/D O/Ride log menu

Previous Log entry

NextLog entry

60

TOTAL ENGINE HOURSIN SHUTDOWN OVERRIDE _____0.2

Shutdown Override Log

To MainMenu

S/D O/RideLog Detail

No Action

First Log entry

61


There are (up to) 10 entries in the SDO log.Each entry captures an entry and an exit event

To Control Menu


No Action(top of list)

NextLog entry

The Shutdown override log is sorted with the most recent at the top.

OVERRIDE LOG 01/10ENTER 05/NOV/02LEAVE 05/NOV/02

62


To MainMenu

Previous Log entry

The Shutdown override log is sorted with the most recent at the top.

There are (up to) 10 entries in the SDO log.Each entry captures an entry and an exit event

OVERRIDE LOG 02/10ENTER 03/NOV/02LEAVE 04/NOV/02


(not supported in this presentation)

NextLog entry

(not supported in this

presentation)

63

ENTER _____4.5Hrs05/NOV/02 16:51:41LEAVE _____4.5Hrs05/NOV/02 17:24:19

Shutdown Override Log - Detail

To S/D O/Ride log menu

Previous Log entry

NextLog entry

64

Configure Menu - Programmable Cycle Timer

To configuremenu

The fourteen programmable cycle timers are represented by their number (1 to 14) and twocharacters for each of the two outputs. A’ 1’ represents that this output is currently being

driven (on) by this cycle timer A ‘0’ represents that a setting exists to drive this output but it is not currently doing so. A ‘-’ indicates that this output is not affected by this cycle timer.

Previousprog cycle

timer

NoAction

NoAction

Adjust progcycle timer

Next ProgCycleTimer

TIMER :123456789TRIGGER 1 :0-10--1--TRIGGER 2 :00---11--

See slide 66 for the timers 10 to 14

SlideSlide6666

65

Preferences

Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Effect

Change Temperature

units

Escape to Main Menu

PRESSURE : kPaTEMPERATURE : ºCDISPLAY LANGUAGE

NoEffect

66

Configure Menu - Programmable Cycle Timer

To configuremenu

The fourteen programmable cycle timers are represented by their number (1 to 14) and twocharacters for each of the two outputs. A’ 1’ represents that this output is currently being

driven (on) by this cycle timer A ‘0’ represents that a setting exists to drive this output but it is not currently doing so. A ‘-’ indicates that this output is not affected by this cycle timer.

Previousprog cycle

timer

NoAction

NoAction

Adjust progcycle timer

Next ProgCycleTimer

TIMER :1011121314TRIGGER 1: - - - - -TRIGGER 2: - - - - -

SlideSlide6464

See slide 64 for timers 1 to 9

67

Preferences

Previous menu item

Nextmenu item

No Effect

Change Language

Escape to Main Menu


NoEffect

68

Preferences - Contrast


Exactly how we adjust contrast may drive a slightly different screen layout.Adjusting contrast is a two stage process (Press return to select the

‘setpoint’ then use left and right to adjust it.) This is consistent with howother setpoints are adjusted.

IncrementContrast

DecrementContrast

DecrementContrast

Reject Changes

AcceptChanges

IncrementContrast

69

Preferences - Pressure


Cycle units ‘Forward’

Cycle units ‘Backwards’

Cycle units‘Forward’

Reject Changes

AcceptChanges

Pressure units can be cycled throughkPa / psi and bar

Cycle unitsbackwards

70

Preferences - Temperature


Toggle units

ToggleUnits

Toggleunits

Reject Changes

AcceptChanges

Temperature units can be toggled betweenºC (Celsius) and ºF (Fahrenheit)

Toggleunits

71

Preferences - Display language

Top language

Bottom Language

No Effect

Accept Change

Abort Change

DISPLAY LANGUAGETECHNICIAN ENGLISHFRANÇAIS

No Effect

72

Alternator Specific 8 <= Level 2 only

BEARING TEMPERATUREFRONT _95ºCREAR 104ºC


To Main Menu

Down to next screen

73

Alternator Specific 9 <= Level 2 only

WINDING TEMPERATURES A B C 104ºC _97ºC 120ºC


To Main Menu

End of data

74

Engine Specific 5 <= Level 2 only

CYLINDER 01 _95ºCCYLINDER 02 _99ºCCYLINDER 03 103ºC

Engine Cylinder Temperatures. Since this is the Engine Specific screen (and there aren’t any non-engine cylinders)

‘engine’ is implied. ‘Temperature’ is implied by the units. Pressing down scrolls three cylinders at a time.


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

75


CYLINDER 04 104ºCCYLINDER 05 121ºCCYLINDER 06 _82ºCCYLINDER 07 103ºC.....CYLINDER 20 109ºC

Engine Cylinder Temperatures displayed in groups of 3 each time ‘down’ is pressed. Up to 20 cylinders may be available. For any number of cylinders

that does not divide evenly by 3 the last three are displayed together (ie 16,17,18 scroll down to 18,19,20 on a 20 cylinder engine)


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

76


L EXHAUST MAN _799ºCR EXHAUST MAN _745ºCINTAKE MAN _112ºC

Although four digits are unlikely with ºCthey are required to support ºF


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

77


SCAC INLET _99ºCOIL _75ºCFUEL _82ºC


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

78


FUEL 111psiCRANKCASE _44psiINTAKE MAN _94psi

Units are converted to psi, kPa or bar as defined in preferences


Down to next screen

To Main Menu

79


RESTRICTIONOIL FILTER 20.7psiFUEL FILTER 20.7psi



Down to next screen

To Main Menu

80


RESTRICTIONL AIR FILTER 0.4psiR AIR FILTER 0.6psi



Down to next screen

To Main Menu

81


FUEL CONSUMPTIONTOTAL _______11GalINSTANT RATE 545G/h

If Pressure preferences is set to kPa or Bar then volume units are L and L/h (Litres and Litres per hour) Else (pressure units are set to psi) volume units are

set Gal and G/h (Gallons and Gallons per hour). The ‘Gallons’ are AmericanGallons ( = 8 * 16 fluid oz) and not British Gallons ( = 8 * 20 fluid oz)


End of Data

To Main Menu

82

Main Menu

EVENT LOGENGINE OVERVIEWALTERNATOR OVERVIEW

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Previousmenu item

Top of list

No Action

83

Main Menu

ENGINE OVERVIEWALTERNATOR OVERVIEWCONFIGURE

Previousmenu item

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Top of list

84

__0kPa _23.5ºC 27.6V___0rpm _____2.1HrsSTOPPED

Engine Overview - Auto

EngineDetail

To Main Menu

RUNAUTO and

STOP buttons


85

__0kPa _23.5ºC 27.6V___0rpm _____2.1HrsPRE-CRANK

Engine Overview - Run

EngineDetail

To Main Menu

RUNAUTO and

STOP buttons


86

Configure - Security Menu - Incorrect password entered

INCORRECT PASSWORD

FOR MENU

No Action

No Action

No Action

No Action

No Action

This screen is displayed when a password that is neither the level 1 or level 2 password is

entered and ‘enter’ is pressed.

To Password

Menu

87

Event Log Menu

EVENT LOGS 05GENSET CONTROL 02ENGINE CONTROL 03EXTERNAL I/O 00DIGITAL AVR 00RTD MODULE 00THERMOCOUPLE 00 Main

Menu

Next menu item

Select Menu Item


The top line total (05) is a sum of the number of effective events in all the logs.Logs will appear on this list only of they exist (are in communication with the

generator control). Logs are NOT sorted by number of effective events.

88

Event Log Menu

EVENT LOGS 05ENGINE CONTROL 03 EXTERNAL I/O 00DIGITAL AVR 00RTD MODULE 00THERMOCOUPLE 00

MainMenu

Next menu item

Select Menu Item

Previous menu item

The top line total (05) is a sum of the number of effective events in all the logs.Logs will appear on this list only of they exist (are in communication with the

generator control). Logs are NOT sorted by number of effective events.

89

Engine Event Log (top level - active event)

ENGINE LOG 03/03APPR HIGH OIL PRESSOIL FILTER BLOCKED

We always enter at the bottom of the log (for consistency with the Genset log). Pressing Enter will take us to detail (if we have any).

03/03 implies there are three events in the log and this (oil filter blocked) is the third

No Action(last event)

Event Detail(not simulated)

To Event Log Menu

Previous Event

90


ENGINE LOG 02/03APPR HIGH OIL PRESSOIL FILTER BLOCKED

Next event Event Detail(not simulated)

To Event Log Menu

Previous Event

91


ENGINE LOG 01/03HIGH OIL PRESSAPPR HIGH OIL PRESS

Previous ‘Event’

Next event Event Detail(not simulated)

To Event Log Menu

92


ENGINE LOG --/03RESET ALL EVENTSHIGH OIL PRESS

No Effect

Next event Reset Events

To Event Log Menu

93


ENGINE LOG --/00NO EVENTS

No Effect

No effect No effect

To Event Log Menu

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