CATERPILLAR-04 ATS Programming

Caterpillar Automatic
Transfer Switch Products
Programming controller
ATC-300
ATC-100
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ATC-100
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ATC-100 Programming
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The ATC-100 is
programmable via the
jumpers on the back of the
unit.
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ATC-100 (continued)
The table below shows Fixed and Jumper-selectable settings available on the
ATC-100.
Description
Range
Factory default
Fixed / Jumper
Time Delay Engine Start
3 seconds
3 seconds
Fixed setting
Time Delay Normal to Emergency (for ATC-100 with TDN)
2 or 15 seconds
15 seconds
Jumper-selectable
Time Delay Emergency to Normal
5 minutes
5 minutes
Fixed setting
Time Delay Engine Cool-off
5 minutes
5 minutes
Fixed setting
Time Delay Emergency Fail Timer
6 seconds
6 seconds
Fixed setting
Nominal Frequency
50 or 60 Hz
As ordered
Jumper-selectable
Nominal Voltage
120, 208, 220, 230, 240, 380, or 480 volts
As ordered
Jumper-selectable
Three phase or single phase
1 or 3
As ordered
Jumper-selectable
Utility Undervoltage Dropout
80% of Nominal Voltage
80% of Nominal Voltage
Fixed setting
Generator Undervoltage Dropout
80% of Nominal Voltage
80% of Nominal Voltage
Fixed setting
Utility Undervoltage Pickup
90% of Nominal Voltage
90% of Nominal Voltage
Fixed setting
Generator Undervoltage Pickup
90% of Nominal Voltage
90% of Nominal Voltage
Fixed setting
Generator Underfrequency Dropout
90% of Nominal Frequency
90% of Nominal Frequency
Fixed setting
Generator Underfrequency Pickup
95% of Nominal Frequency
95% of Nominal Frequency
Fixed setting
Generator Overfrequency Dropout (for ATC-100 with TDN) Off or 115% of Nominal Frequency
Off
Jumper-selectable
Generator Overfrequency Pickup (for ATC-100 with TDN)
Off or 110% of Nominal Frequency
Off
Jumper-selectable
Generator Test On/Off
Off, No Load Transfer, Load Transfer
Off
Jumper-selectable
Generator Test Interval
7-Day, 14-day, or 28-day
7-day
Jumper-selectable
Engine Run Test Time
15 minutes
15 minutes
Fixed setting
Time Delay Neutral
Disabled (0 seconds) or Enabled (2 seconds)
Enabled (2 seconds)
Jumper-selectable
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ATC-800
ATC-800
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ATC-800 Display LED’s
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Mimic Bus
– Source Available
– Source Preferred
– Source Connected
– Load Energized
Unit Status
Test
Program
Status
– Source1/2
– Load
– History
– Time Date
– Setpoints
Engine Test
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Pressing and releasing the
engine test button twice
will initiate a self-test.
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Pressing again will abort
the test.
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All time delays and
programmed test settings
will run.
Basic Display Panel
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Display Select will Scroll you
through the following:
– Status
– Source 1
– Source 2
– Load
– History
– Time
– Date
– Setpoints
Basic Display Panel
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The “Step” pushbutton will
scroll through all of the
detail available for a given
category.
Increase/Decrease Pushbuttons
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These buttons are active while
in Programming Mode and are
used to change set points and
to make time and date
changes.
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Simultaneously Pressing
during an alarm condition will
reset the alarm.
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Simultaneously pressing while
viewing any of the historically
logged values, will reset the
values to zero.
Basic Display Panel
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Pressing and releasing the
Help button while in any
mode will display a help
message related to the
mode.
Controller “Cat” Number
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The Controller 9 digit CAT number is used to decode the options
programmed into the controller.
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You can access the 9 digit CAT number by pressing and releasing
the “Help” button while the display screen is blank. First a lamp test
will occur, then the message will scroll.
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Program/Run Toggle Switch
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The right rear mounted Run/Program Toggle
Switch establishes whether the ATC-800 is in
Run Mode or Program Mode. Normally the
switch is set in Run position to permit normal
programmed operations.
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Programmed setpoints can only be altered with
the switch in the Program position. Altered
setpoints are stored and establish the new
operating conditions of the ATC-800 only after
the switch is moved back to the Run position.
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When toggle switch is in the program position,
remote communications programming is
prohibited.
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When you have completed programming set
points, you flip the toggle switch back to run. If
you do not flip back to run and no pushbutton
activity occurs for 2 ½ minutes, your
programmed settings will not be saved!
ATC-300
ATC-300
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ATC-300 Logic
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Available on ATH3, ATV3 type
transfer switches
Single phase or three phase
Up to 600 VAC nominal
All operations are password protected
All Setpoints accessible from
faceplate
English, Spanish, French, and
German languages available
Source and position indicators
System mimic diagram
Back lit high contrast LCD display
– 2 line, 16 character
ATC-300
HELP/LAMP TEST
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Make sure display shows
source, voltage, date and time
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Use HELP/LAMP TEST button
to initiate a LAMP TEST
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Press and hold button and ALL 5
LED’s light
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When button is released, the
display will show hardware rev,
software rev, serial #, feature
code
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ATC-300 EDIT CONTROLLER SETPOINTS
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Press STEP until CHANGE
SETPOINTS? Appears
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Press INCREASE/DECREASE
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Press STEP
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Enter PASSWORD (0300) by
using the STEP and
INCREASE buttons
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ATC-300 CHANGE PASSWORD?
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When proper password has
been entered, you will be asked
if you want to CHANGE the
PASSWORD
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Press INCREASE button to
change between yes and no
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Press STEP button to accept
yes or no
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If YES is chosen, you will be
asked to input a new password.
Use the INCREASE and STEP
buttons to enter 4 new numbers.
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ATC-300 SETPOINTS
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If NO is selected when
asked to change the
password or once the
password is changed, the
next screen is where you
can change your setpoints
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ATC-300
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STEP THROUGH SETPOINTS
You will use the STEP
button to scroll through
available SETPOINTS
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ATC-300
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CHANGING SETPOINTS
Once you find a setpoint you
want to change, press
INCREASE or DECREASE key
until desired value is shown.
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ATC-300
SETPOINT PROGRAMMING
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Press STEP button once you
have changed the value
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Use STEP button to advance
through the setpoints
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Press INCREASE or
DECREASE to change values
as required
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ATC-300
SAVE SETPOINTS?
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Press STEP button until the
SAVE SETPOINTS? Screen
is displayed
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Press INCREASE to select
NO or YES
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ATC-300
PROGRAMMING SETPOINTS
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Press STEP one last time
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The controller should now
display PROGRAMMING
SETPOINTS
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Non-volatile memory is
used. You only have to set
the SETPOINTS one time
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Critical Setpoints
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When programming setpoints, pay close attention to the following:
- PLANT EXER
- PE LOAD XFR
- PE DAY
- PE HOUR
- PE MINUTE
- TEST MODE
- TER
- DST ADJUST
- LANGUAGE
- CHANGE TIME/DATE?
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ATC-300
ENGINE TEST
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Use ENGINE TEST button to
initiate an ENGINE TEST
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When START TEST? is
displayed, press ENGINE
TEST again
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ATC-300
ENGINE TEST
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The controller will then ask for
password
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After entering 4 – digit
password and pressing STEP
button, the ATC – 300 will
display time delay on engine
starting (TDES) timer
countdown
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To abort engine test, at any
time during the test, press
ENGINE TEST button
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ATC-300 PLANT EXERCISER
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Provides an automatic test
of the generator
Two optional modes of plant
exercising are available
(setpoint PE LOAD XFR):
– No load exercise (0)
– Load exercising with
“failsafe.”(1)
Can be programmed to run
daily, every 7 days, every 14
days, or every 28 days
(setpoint PLANT EXER) with
durations equal to the
programmed engine test
time (setpoint TER)
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ATC-300
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PLANT EXERCISER
The hour, minute, and day the
plant exerciser is performed are
programmed with the PE HOUR,
PE MINUTE, and the PE DAY
setpoints
PE HOUR is military time and can
be set from 0 to 23. PE MINUTE
can be set from 0 to 59
The ATC-300 compares the PE
DAY setpoint with the WEEKDAY
real-time setting
If a 7-day plant exercise is
programmed, the selections are 1
SUN through 7 SAT
Plant exercise abort same as
engine test abort
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ATC-300
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HISTORY DISPLAY
The history Display indicates
historical and cumulative
counter values
Values indicated are:
– Engine Run Time
– Source 1 Connected Time
– Source 2 Connected Time
– Source 1 Available Time
– Source 2 Available Time
– Load Energized Time
– Total Number of Transfers
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ATC-300
HELP BUTTON
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This display presents
moving language messages,
explanations, and prompts
to assist the operator.
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When HELP button is
pressed and released a
second time during the
scrolling of a message, the
message is aborted.
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ATC-300
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New Features
– Voltage Unbalanced
– Phase Reversal
• Only available on 3 phase
systems
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MX150
MX150
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User Interface
Source 1 LED
(Green) Indicates
Source 1 is
acceptable for
use
Source 1 position LED
(Green) indicates power
panel (ATS) is closed to
source 1 position
Source 2 Position LED
(Red) indicates power
panel (ATS) is closed to
source 2 position
Source 2 (Red)
Indicates to
Source 2 is
acceptable for
use
LCD Screen
Exercise Event
“Impending”
Current Time and Display
#1 or the word on the LCD
above the key. The word
above the key changes
depending on which screen is
being displayed.
#4 or the word on the LCD
above the key. The word
above the key changes
depending on which screen is
being displayed.
#2 or the word on the LCD
above the key. The word
above the key changes
depending on which screen is
being displayed.
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#3 or the word on the LCD
above the key. The word
above the key changes
depending on which screen is
being displayed.
Programming Sequence
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Use “MORE” Key to Find Menu
Use “MORE” Key to Locate
Menu Item
Use “SEL” Key to Enter Edit Mode
Press the “ “ or “ “ Key
to Adjust Value
Press “SAVE”
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Field/Factory Programming
Only one way to make controller
configuration changes:
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Requires an assigned access code
(432121).
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A special shorting jumper
– Changes Core Settings Like
ATS Type
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NOT RECOMMENDED
– System Voltage
– Phases
– Frequency
– Basic Features and Functions
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Factory configuration menu
1. Config Switch Type
Standard, Delay
2. Config S1>S2 Time
50-300 ms
3. Config S2>S1 Time
50-300 ms
4. Config CCTD
0 or 300
5. Config S1 S2 Line Volts*
A/R
6. Config Line Freq
50/60
7. Config S1 Phases Sensed 1/3
8. Config S2 Phases Sensed 1/3
9. Config RS485 Port
ON/OFF
10.Config Reset Mem**
Do not change
* See O&M Manual for Ranges
** Warning: Clears All of Memory
Initial Screen Leading to Factory Config:
Power to MX150 is removed
(unplug the J5 (18 pin) plug).
Replace the J6 (limit switch
input plug) with the 5 pin
shorting jumper. This shorts
ports 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6 together.
Repower MX150 to get to this
screen:
Press keys “1” & “4” as a sequence
(Hold “1” as you press “4”)
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Factory Configuration Menu:
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Factory Config 1
NOT RECOMMENDED
Factory config 1:a
CONF I GUR E
S W IT CH
T Y P E
DE L A Y
B A CK
1
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2
3
S A V E
4
Factory config 1:
CONF I GUR E
S W IT CH
T Y P E
S T A NDA RD
MOR E
1
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3
4
Factory Config 2 & 3
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Factory Config 4
and
keys
change “0” to “300”
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Factory Config 5 & 6
Changes the
nominal line
voltage read
out
Changes the
nominal
value from
60 to 50Hz
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Factory Config 7 & 8
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Factory Config 9 & 10
Enables Factory
Configuration
Software
Communication
Clears All Settings
and Configurations
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Normal Operating Screens
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MORE Softkey
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Source Condition—Voltage and Frequency
Frequency & Phase Rotation (if configured 3 phase)
Lamp Test
System Info Screen
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Firmware Version
Serial Number
Event Log
Statistics Data
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Normal Standby Screens
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Field Setup and Adjustments
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Field Service Set and Config Menu Pass Code 432121 for units with
firmware 5.9 and below. All new switches must obtain the access
number from the factory
– Allows Changing of All System Settings
All Menus are Looped
– Use “MORE” Key to Navigate
– Enter Pass Code Once to Make Changes
Field Programming Menu Pass Code (assigned as required)
– Adds or Changes Options
– Allows New User Config Menu Items
– Allows New User Set Menu Items
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Field Programming Menu
Programming menu
To Change an Option or Change
Basic Operation
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Powerful Performance Control
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Best when used with new field/service
software application (requires
ModBus interface)
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Exerciser type
Timer, Clock
Exerciser duration
D, 1W, 2W, CAL
Config exerciser
XFR, NO XFR
Config In-Phase
ON/OFF
Monitor
Config S1 OV
ON/OFF
Config S1 UF
ON/OFF
Config S1 OF
ON/OFF
Config S2 OV
ON/OFF
Config S2 OF
ON/OFF
Rotation Match **
ON/OFF
Config Ph Imbalance *
ON/OFF
Config AUTO/MANUAL
AUTO
(S5)
(S12)
XFR PRE-SIGNAL
ON/OFF
LOAD DISCONNECT
ON/OFF
ACCESS CODE USE
ON/OFF
XFR ALARM
ON/OFF
* Appears only if any source configured 3 ph
** Appears only if not CT, both S1, S2 3 ph
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Field Programming Screens 1 & 2
Exerciser Type
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
T Y P E
CL OCK
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
Exerciser Type
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
T Y P E
T I ME R
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
Field Programming Screen 3
Exerciser Mode
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
X F R
MOD E
L OA D
B A CK
S A V E
1
2
3
4
Exerciser Mode
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
NO
X F R
B A CK
1
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MOD E
S A V E
2
3
4
Field Programming Screen 4
Screen during scroll
CONF I GURE
I NP HA S E
MON
OF F
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
Field Programming Screens 4, 5 & 6
Screen during scroll (TYPICAL)
CONF I GURE
S 1
OV E RV OL T
OF F
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
No S1 under freq
CONF I GURE
S 1
UNDE RF RE Q
OF F
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
S1 Overfreq
CONF I GURE
S 1
OV E RF RE Q
ON
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
Field Programming Screens 7 & 8
S2 OverVolt
CONF I GURE
S 2
OV E RV OL T
ON
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
S2 Overfreq
CONF I GURE
S 2
OV E RF RE Q
ON
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
Field Programming Screens 9 & 10
Both sources
3 phase
config'd on?
Phase Rotation
CONF I GURE
ROT A T I ON
No
MA T C H
CHE CK
ON
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
any source
3 phase
config'd on?
Phase Imbalance (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I GURE
P HA S E
No
I MB A L A N C E
ON
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
Field Programming Screen 11
Auto/Manual
CONF I GURE
A U T O/ MA N U A L
A UT O
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
CONF I GURE
A U T O/ MA N U A L
S 5
B A CK
1
^
V
2
3
S A V E
4
Auto/Manual (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I GURE
A U T O/ MA N U A L
S 1 2
B A CK
1
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V
2
3
S A V E
4
Field Programming Screens 12 & 13
Transfer Presignal T3/W3
CONF I GURE
X F R
P RE - S I GNA L
ON
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
Load Disconnect A6/A62
CONF I GURE
L OA D
DI S CONNE CT
T D
OF F
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
Field Programming Screens 14 & 15
Screen during scroll
CONF I GURE
A CCE S S
CODE
US E
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
CTAP
C ON F I GU R E
T R A N S F E R
A L A R M
OF F
MOR E
1
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3
4
User Set Adjustments and Configuration
Set menu
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Because there are many items,
each menu is an endless loop.
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If the item is not an enabled
(turned on) option or it isn’t
used with the ATS, it will not
appear.
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Example: ATS Open Time to S1
is not used with standard ATS.
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Set System Clock
Set Daylight Saving
Set Exerciser Events*
Set S1 Under Voltage
Set S2 Under Voltage
Set S2 Under Frequency
Set % Phase Imbalance*
Set Phase Imbal. Time Delay*
Set Time Delay S2 Start
Set Time Delay S2 Stable
Set Load Pre-Signal Delay
Set Load Disconnect Delay
Set Open Time to S2 **
Set Time Delay S1 Stable
Set Open Time to S1 **
Set S2 Stop Delay
Set Calibrate S1
Set Calibrate S2
* varies per option
** Delay ATS only
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SET Menus 1, 2 & 3
Clock
Exerciser
factory
configured
on?
From 1st More Screen on
Normal Operation Screen
OR
Yes
Set Daylight Savings (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
ENTRY SCREEN
S E T
US E R
DA Y L I GHT
S E T UP
Set Clock Exerciser (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
# 1
S E T
S A V I NG
ON
MOR E
B A CK
1
2
3
S UN
B A CK
1
4
S A V E
2
S E T
WE E K L Y
3
NL
E X E RCI S E R
22 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
4
1
S A V E
2
3
4
OR
Set Clock Exerciser (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
Set System Clock (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
S E T
S Y S T E M
2 1 : 1 6
1 2
# 2
S E T
DA I L Y
CL OCK
J UL
MOR E
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
S A V E
3
4
S E T
1 4
0 7 / 0 6
DA Y
22 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
2
3
OR
4
1
S A V E
2
3
OR
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NL
E X E RCI S E R
B A CK
S E L
2
Set Clock Exerciser (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
# 5
E X E RCI S E R
2 2 : 0 0
2 0 0 2
1
1
NL
4
SET Menu 3 (cont.)
OR
Set Clock Exerciser (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
# 6
S E T
2 8
0 7 / 0 6
DA Y
NL
E X E RCI S E R
22 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
Set Generator Run-time
S E T
4
E X E R
Set Clock Exerciser (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
3 6 5
0 7 / 0 6
S E T
DA Y
NL
E X E RCI S E R
2 2 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
RUN
T I ME
1 5 MI N
OR
# 2 3
S 2
3
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4
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
SET Menus 4, 5 & 6
S2 UnderVolt
S2
8 0 %
3 8 4 V
RE S T ORE
9 0 %
4 3 2 V
S E L
UNDE RV OL T
F A I L
8 0 %
3 8 4 V
RE S T ORE
9 0 %
4 3 2 V
MOR E
1
F A I L
MOR E
Pickup volts S1
S1
UNDE RV OL T
1
2
3
4
S E L
2
3
4
S2 UnderFreq
S 2
UNDE RF RE Q
F A I L
9 0 %
5 4 HZ
RE S T ORE
9 5 %
5 7 HZ
MOR E
1
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S E L
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3
4
SET Menus 7 & 8
Factory
configured
on?
S E T
%
P HA S E
F A I L
X X %
I MB A L A N C E
RE S T ORE
B A CK
1
X X %
S A V E
2
3
4
No
S E T
P HA S E
T I ME
I MB A L A N C E
DE L A Y
0 0 S E C
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
5%
increments
to 15%
SET Menus 9 & 10
P Timer
S E T
T I ME
DE L A Y
S 2
S T A RT
0 0 . 0 S E C
B A CK
S A V E
1
2
3
4
ATS W timer
S E T
T I ME
DE L A Y
S 2
S T A B L E
MM: S S
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menus 11 & 12
Factory
configured
on?
SET T3/W3 Timer
S E T
L OA D
P RE - S I GNA L
T D
MM: S S
No
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
Factory
configured
on?
SET A6/A62 TIMER (UP/DOWN VALUE CHANGE)
S E T
L OA D
DI S CONNE CT
T D
MM: S S
No
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menus 13, 14, 15 & 16
Factory
configured
Delay?
Factory
configured
Delay?
Delay ATS DT Timer
Delay ATS DW Timer
S E T
S E T
A T S
No
OP E N
T I ME
T O
S 2
A T S
OP E N
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
T Timer
B A CK
1
S 1
2
3
4
U Timer
DE L A Y
S E T
S 1
S T A B L E
EN G I N E
MM: S S
S A V E
2
S T OP
DE L A Y
MM: S S
B A CK
1
T O
S A V E
S E T
T I ME
T I ME
MM: S S
MM: S S
3
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B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
No
SET Menu 17
Calibrate S1
CA L I B RA T E
Or
S 1
S 1 = 4 8 5
6 0 . 0 Hz
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
Calibrate S1 Second Phase
CA L I B RA T E
E NT E R
T RUE
4 8 0 = N2
SET Menu calibrate S1
N3
S A V E
S 1
S 1 = 4 8 5
6 0 . 0 Hz
Y OU
T O
V OL T
B A CK
CA L I B RA T E
A R E
S 1
L I NE
1
2
3
4
S URE ?
B A CK
Y E S
1
2
3
And
4
Calibrate S1 Third Phase
CA L I B RA T E
E NT E R
Calibrate S1 Single Phase
CA L I B RA T E
E NT E R
T RUE
4 8 0 = N1
T O
V OL T
N2
B A CK
1
4 8 0 = N2
S 1
L I NE
S A V E
2
3
T RUE
4
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T O
V OL T
N3
B A CK
1
S 1
L I NE
S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menu 18
Perform same steps
as S1
SET Menu calibrate S2
Calibrate S2
CA L I B RA T E
S 1 = 4 8 5
A R E
S 2
6 0 . 0 Hz
Y OU
3
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T RUE
4 8 0 = N1
Y E S
2
E NT E R
S URE ?
B A CK
1
CA L I B RA T E
4
L I NE
T O
V OL T
N2
B A CK
1
S 2
S A V E
2
3
4
User Adjustments and Configuration (continued)
Config menu
•
The End-User Can Configure
(turn on/off) Some Options If:
– The option was factory or
field factory “enabled”.
•
Not All Options Are Configurable
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Timer Exerciser Type
Test Key
Transfer Commit
Auto/Manual
In-Phase Monitor
Phase Imbalance*
Phase Rotation Match
Load Disconnect
Transfer Alarm (CTAP)*
Network**
* option
** requires network comm. bd.
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User CNFG Menu 1
ENTRY SCREEN
CONF I G
US E R
S E T UP
MOR E
B A CK

0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
Clock
Screen during scroll (TYPICAL)
CONF I G
CL OCK
Factory
configured
for Clock or
Timer?
OF F
MOR E
Screen during scroll
C O N F I G
E X E R C I S E R
O F F
MO R E
S E L
 
0/1
2/3
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 
0/1
T I ME R
E X E RCI S E R
6/7
2/3
4/5
6/7
User CNFG Menu 1 (cont.)
Timer Exerciser (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
T I ME R
E X E RCI S E R
OF F
B A CK
S A V E
 
0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
Timer Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
T I ME R
Timer Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
T I ME R
1 4
DA Y
B A CK
DA I L Y
S A V E
 
E X E RCI S E R
B A CK
E X E RCI S E R
0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
S A V E

0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
Timer Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
C ON F I G
T I ME R
E X E R C I S E R
2 8
Timer Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
E X E RCI S E R
WE E K L Y
B A CK
S E L

0/1
2/3
4/5
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S A V E
 
CONF I G
T I ME R
D A Y
B A C K
0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
User CNFG Menu 1 (cont.)
Clock Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
Clock Exerciser (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
CONF I G
CL OCK
CL OCK
E X E RCI S E R
B A CK
S A V E
1
E X E RCI S E R
1 4
ON
2
3
4
DA Y
B A CK
S A V E
 
0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
Clock Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
Clock Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
CL OCK
E X E RCI S E R
DA I L Y
B A CK
4/5
 
0/1
2/3
CONF I G
E X E RCI S E R
CL OCK
WE E K L Y
2/3
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3 6 5
S A V E
6/7
DA Y
B A CK
 
0/1
6/7
Clock Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
B A CK
4/5
6/7
Clock Exerciser Period (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CL OCK
DA Y
S A V E
S A V E
2/3
E X E RCI S E R
2 8
B A CK
 
0/1
CONF I G
CL OCK
S A V E
 
0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
User CNFG Menu 2
Keys momentary or maintaned
Keys momentary or maintaned
CONF I G
CONF I G
T E S T
T E S T
K E Y
MA I N T A I N E D
MOME N T A R Y
MOR E
S E L
MOR E

1
2/3
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6/7
S E L

0/1
2/3
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User CNFG Menu 3
Screen during scroll
CONF I G
T RA NS F E R
C OMMI T
OF F
MOR E
S E L

0/1
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User CNFG Menu 4
Screen during scroll
CONF I G
A U T O/ MA N U A L
A UT O
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
Screen during scroll
CONF I G
A U T O/ MA N U A L
MA N U A L
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 5, 6 & 7
Screen during scroll
CONF I G
I NP HA S E
MON
P HA S E
I MB A L A N C E
ROT A T I ON
S E L
3
MOR E
4
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S E L
2
MA T C H
CHE CK
ON
ON
MOR E
2
CONF I G
CONF I G
OF F
1
Phase Rotation
Phase Imbalance (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
3
4
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 8
Configure A6/A62
Configure A6/A62 (UP/DOWN CHOICE)
CONF I G
L OA D
DI S CONNE CT
CONF I G
T / D
L OA D
P RE
S A V E
B A CK

2/3
DI S CONNE CT
CONF I G
T / D
L OA D
P OS T
B A CK
0/1
Configure A6/A62
4/5
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2/3
4/5
T / D
B OT H
B A CK

0/1
DI S CONNE CT
6/7
S A V E

0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
User CNFG Menu 9
CTAP
CONF I G
T RA NS F E R
A L A RM
OF F
MOR E
S E L
 
0/1
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MX250
MX250
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MX250 Programming Menu
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•
•
•
•
•
•
Views all possible Options
Requires an Assigned
Access Code
Special Jumper
–
Changes Core Settings Like:
–
ATS Type
–
System Voltage
–
Phases
–
Frequency
–
Basic Features and Functions
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Switch Type: Standard (Standard or Delay)
Closed Transition: Off (On or Off)
S1>S2 Time: 100 ms (50ms to 300ms)
S2>S1 Time: 100 ms (50ms to 300ms)
CCTD: 0 (0 or 300)
S1 S2 Line volts: 480 (120,208,220, 230,240,277,
380,400,416,440,460,480,575,600)
Line Frequency: 60 Hz (50 or 60)
S1 Phases Sensed: Three (three or one)
S2 Phases Sensed: Three (three or one)
RS485 Port SEL
Reset Mem User Access codes: 121212
Exerciser Clock Type: Timer (Timer or Clock)
Exerciser Mode: No XFR (XFR Load or No XFR)
In Phase Monitor: Off (On or Off)
S1 OverVolt: Off (On or Off)
S1 UnderFreq: Off (On or Off)
S1 OverFreq: Off (On or Off)
S2 OverVolt: Off (On or Off)
S2 OverFreq: Off (On or Off)
Rotation Match Chk: Off (On or Off)
Phase Imbalance: Off (On or Off)
Auto/Manual: Auto (Auto or Manual or S5 or S12)
Xfr PreSignal: Off (On or Off)
Load Disconnect TD: Off (On or Off)
Access Code Use: On (On or Off)
Transfer Alarm: Off (On or Off)
Open Loop XFR: Off (On or Off)
Initial Screen Leading to Programming Menu:
Initial factory setup can be modified in the field
Power to the MX250 is removed
(unplug the J5-(18 pin) plug).
Replace the J6 (limit switch input
plug) with the 5 pin shorting
jumper. This shorts ports 1, 2, 3,
4 & 6 together. Repower the
MX250 to get to this screen:
Initial screen leading to factory config:
ME C H A N I C A L
F A I L URE
1
2
3
Press keys “1” & “4” as a sequence
(Hold “1” as you press “4”)
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Programming Menu:
MX250 Programming Menu (only
accessible when using the J6
jumper )
Factory access code entry screen:
E NT E R
A CCE S S
CODE
#
0
B A CK
1. Power to the MX250 is
removed (unplug the J5-(18
pin) plug.
2. Replace the J6 (limit
switch input plug) with
programming jumper.
3. Re-power the MX250 to
get this screen: KEYS 1
AND 4 ARE PRESSED
SIMULTANEOUSLY TO
DISPLAY THE FACTORY
ACCESS NUMBER
SCREEN
Once choices have been
made, exit by cutting power
and connecting for normal
operation.
1
^
V
2
3
4
Initial screen leading to factory config:
F A CT ORY
CON FI GURA T OR
MOR E
1
2
3
Menu Is Endless Loop
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S A V E
4
Factory Program Access
Code is 432121
Programming Screen 1 & 2
P1
CONF I GUR E
S WI T C H
T Y P E
S T A NDA RD
MOR E
1
P1a
S E L
2
3
4
CONF I GUR E
S W IT CH
T Y P E
CT Screen appears only if
Programmed as a Delay ATS
DE L A Y
B A CK
1
^
V
2
3
S A V E
4
P2
CONF I GUR E
CL OS E D
T RA N S I T I ON
ON
mo r e
0/1
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Programming Screen 3 & 4
P3
CONF I GUR E
S 1 > S 2
0 8 9
T I ME
ms
MOR E
Used to refine the
performance of the in-phase
monitor, especially for
Closed Transition models
1
S E L
2
3
4
P4
CONF I GUR E
S 2 > S 1
0 9 1
T I ME
ms
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screen 5
P5
CONF I GUR E
CC TD
0
MOR E
1
ms
^
V
S E L
2
3
4
and
keys change
“0” to “300”
To configure a time delay (on release) for closing relays…
as required on some models
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Programming Screens 6 & 7
P6
CONF I GUR E
Changes the
nominal line
voltage read
out
S 1 _ S 2
L I N E
V OL TS
1 2 0
MOR E
1
^
v
S E L
2
3
4
P7
CONF I GUR E
L I NE
Changes the
nominal
value from
60 to 50Hz
F R EQUE NCY
6 0
Hz
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screens 8 & 9
P8
CONF I GUR E
S 1
P HA S E S
S E NS ED
ONE
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
P9
CONF I GUR E
S 2
P HA S E S
S E NS ED
ONE
B A CK
1
Changes one to three
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V
2
3
S A V E
4
Programming Screens 10 & 11
P10
CONF I GUR E
RS 4 8 5
PORT
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
Used with Factory
Configuration
Software Only
4
P11
CONF I GUR E
RE S E T
MEM
US R1 2 1 2 1 2
TO
DE FA UL T
US R1 2 1 2 1 2
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Warning: Clears All Settings
and Configurations
Programming Screen 12
P12
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
T Y P E
CL OCK
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
P12a
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
B A CK
1
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T I ME R
^
V
2
3
T Y P E
S A V E
4
Programming Screen 13
P13
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
X F R
L OA D
B A CK
1
MOD E
S A V E
2
3
4
P13a
CONF I GURE
E X E RCI S E R
NO
X F R
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
Programming Screen 14
P14
CONF I GURE
I NP HA S E
MON
OF F
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screens 15, 16 & 17
P15
CONF I GURE
S 1
OV E RV OL T
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
P16
CONF I GURE
S 1
UNDE RF RE Q
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
P17
CONF I GURE
S 1
OV E RF RE Q
ON
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screens 18 & 19
P18
CONF I GURE
S 2
OV E RV OL T
ON
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
P19
CONF I GURE
S 2
OV E RF RE Q
ON
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screens 20 & 21
Screens appear only if
Programmed for 3 phase
Both sources
3 phase
config'd on?
any source
3 phase
config'd on?
P20
CONF I GURE
ROT A T I ON
MA T C H
CHE CK
ON
No
MOR E
P21
S E L
CONF I GURE
1
2
3
4
P HA S E
No
I MB A L A N C E
ON
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screen 22
P22b
P22
CONF I GURE
CONF I GURE
A U T O/ MA N U A L
A U T O/ MA N U A L
A UT O
MOR E
1
^
2
S 5
V
S E L
3
4
P22a
B A CK
1
^
V
2
3
1
4
P22c
CONF I GURE
CONF I GURE
A U T O/ MA N U A L
A U T O/ MA N U A L
MA N U A L
MOR E
S A V E
S 1 2
^
v
S E L
2
3
4
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1
^
V
2
3
S A V E
4
Programming Screen 23 & 24
P23
CONF I GURE
X F R
P RE - S I GNA L
ON
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
P24
CONF I GURE
L OA D
DI S CONNE CT
T D
OF F
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screens 25 & 26
P25
CONF I GURE
A CCE S S
CODE
US E
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
P26
CONF I GURE
T RA NS F E R
A L A RM
OF F
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Programming Screen 27
P27
CONF I GURE
OP EN
L OOP
T RA NS F E R
OF F
MOR E
1
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2
3
4
Normal Standby Screens
•
MORE key navigates through general operating displays
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•
•
•
Source Condition—Voltage and Frequency
Frequency & Phase Rotation (if configured 3 phase)
Test and Exerciser
System Info
•
•
•
•
Firmware Version
Serial Number
Event Log
Statistics Data
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Normal Standby Screens
NORMAL CONDITION SCREEN
S 1
NORMAL CONDITION SCREEN 1
OK
S 1
2 1 : 5 6
MON
2 3
MOR E
A P R
MON
1 3
3
1ST MORE SCREEN
system volts
1
2
V A B = 2 0 8
4
1
2
2
OK
1 3
MOR E
3
2 0 0 2
T E S T
1
4
A P R
2
3
4
Test/Exerciser
V CA = 2 0 5
S E T
2nd MORE SCREEN
E S C
S 1 = 6 0 . 0 HZ
1
MON
2 0 0 2
T E S T
V B C= 2 0 6
V CA = 2 0 5
CF G
S 1
V A B = 2 0 8
V B C= 2 0 6
MOR E
CT
2 1 : 5 6
A P R
MOR E
2
* E *
2 1 : 5 6
2 0 0 2
T E S T
1
NORMAL CONDITION SCREEN 2
OK
3
RO T= NO
4
Phase Rotation&imbal
S 2 = - - * - HZ
MA T C H
I MB A L = 1 0 %
MOR E
User Config
Menu
User Set
Menu
1
2
3
(If excerciser is set)
3rd MORE SCREEN
E S C
4
P L A NT
NE X T
E X E RCI S E R
X X DA Y S
X X HR
X X M I NS
MOR E
1
CA NCL
2
E SC
3
4
4th MORE SCREEN System info
S Y S T E M
I NF O
S / N #1 4 0 5 3 4 2
V 4 . 0
E V NT
MOR E
1
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2
DA T A
3
E S C
4
Accessing Config and Set Menus
•
Service /Master User Set and Config Menu Pass Code 432121
– Allows Changing of All System Set and Config Settings
•
All Menus are Looped
– Use “MORE” Key to Navigate
– Use “entry” screen to get in and out
– Enter Pass Code Once to Make Changes
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User Configuration
Config Menu
•
The End-User Can Configure
(turn on/off) Select Options If:
– The option was programmed
On.
– It is User Configurable
•
Not All Options Are Configurable
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Timer Exerciser: On (Off, Daily, Weekly, 14, 28)
Clock Exerciser: Off (Off, Daily, Weekly, 14, 28, 365)
Test Key: Momentary (Momentary or Maintained)
Transfer Commit: Off (On or Off)
Auto/Manual: Auto (Auto or Manual)
In Phase Monitor: Off (On or Off)
S1 OverVolt: Off (On or Off)
S1 UnderFreq: Off (On or Off)
S1 OverFreq: Off (On or Off)
S2 OverVolt: Off (On or Off)
S2 OverFreq: Off (On or Off)
Phase Imbalance: Off (On or Off)
Phase Rotation Match: On (On or Off)
Load Disconnect T/D: Off (Off, Pre, Post, Both)
Transfer Alarm: Off (On or Off)
Network: Off (On or Off)*
Open Loop Transfer: Off (On or Off)
*Requires Network Card
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User CNFG Menu 1
From 1st More Screen
Cnfg0 Entry Screen
CONF I G
US E R
S E T UP
MOR E
B A CK
1
2
3
4
Clock
Factory
configured
for Clock or
Timer?
Cnfg2
CONF I G
CL OCK
E X E RCI S E R
OF F
MOR E
Cnfg1
1
CONF I G
T I ME R
E X E RCI S E R
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
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4
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2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 1
Cnfg1
Cnfg1c
CONF I G
T I ME R
CONF I G
E X E RCI S E R
T I ME R
OF F
1 4
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
Cnfg1a
1
S A V E
2
3
4
Cnfg1d
T I ME R
CONF I G
E X E RCI S E R
T I ME R
DA I L Y
B A CK
2
3
4
CONF I G
T I ME R
E X E RCI S E R
WE E K L Y
B A CK
S E L
2
3
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E X E RCI S E R
2 8
S A V E
Cnfg1b
1
DA Y
B A CK
CONF I G
1
E X E RCI S E R
4
DA Y
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 2
Cnfg2
Cnfg2c
CONF I G
CL OCK
CONF I G
E X E RCI S E R
CL OCK
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
Cnfg2a
S A V E
1
2
3
4
Cnfg2d
CL OCK
CONF I G
E X E RCI S E R
CL OCK
DA I L Y
S A V E
2
E X E RCI S E R
2 8
B A CK
3
4
Cnfg2b
DA Y
B A CK
S A V E
1
2
3
4
Cnfg2e
CONF I G
CL OCK
CONF I G
E X E RCI S E R
CL OCK
WE E K L Y
B A CK
1
DA Y
B A CK
CONF I G
1
E X E RCI S E R
1 4
S A V E
2
3
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E X E RCI S E R
3 6 5
4
DA Y
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 3
Cnfg3
Cnfg3a
CONF I G
T E S T
CONF I G
K E Y
T E S T
MOME N T A R Y
MOR E
1
MA I N T A I N E D
S E L
2
3
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K E Y
4
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 4
Cnfg4
CONF I G
T RA NS F E R
C OMMI T
OF F
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 5
Factory
Configured
Auto?
Cnfg5
CONF I G
A U T O/ MA N U A L
A UT O
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
Yes
Cnfg5a
CONF I G
A U T O/ MA N U A L
MA N U A L
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 6
Factory
Configured
On?
Yes
Cnfg6
CONF I G
I NP HA S E
MON
OF F
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 7
Factory
configured
on?
Cnfg7
CONF I G
S 1
UNDE RF RE Q
OF F
No
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
User CNFG Menus 8 & 9
Factory
configured
on?
Factory
Configured
On?
Cnfg8
Cnfg9
CONF I G
S 1
CONF I G
OV E RV OL T
S 1
OV E RF RE Q
OF F
No
MOR E
1
S E L
2
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No
ON
3
4
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
User CNFG Menus 10 & 11
Factory
Configured
On?
Factory
Configured
On?
Cnfg10
Cnfg11
CONF I G
S 2
CONF I G
OV E RV OL T
S 2
OV E RF RE Q
ON
No
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
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No
ON
3
4
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
User CNFG Menus 12 &13
Factory
Configured
On?
No
Cnfg12
Cnfg13
CONF I G
P HA S E
CONF I G
I MB A L A N C E
ROT A T I ON
ON
S E L
2
CHE CK
ON
MOR E
1
MA T C H
3
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4
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 14
Factory
Configured
On?
Cnfg14a
Cnfg14
CONF I G
L OA D
DI S CONNE CT
CONF I G
T / D
L OA D
P RE
S A V E
B A CK

2/3
DI S CONNE CT
CONF I G
T / D
L OA D
P OS T
B A CK
0/1
Cnfg14b
4/5
6/7
2/3
4/5
T / D
B OT H
S A V E
B A CK

0/1
DI S CONNE CT
6/7
S A V E

0/1
2/3
4/5
6/7
Load Disconnect timers can be configured for “before transfer” output (pre-),
“after transfer” output (post) or both before & after transfer output.
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User CNFG Menu 15
Factory
Configured
On?
Cnfg15
CONF I G
T RA NS F E R
A L A RM
No
OF F
MOR E
S E L
 
0/1
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2/3
4/5
6/7
User CNFG Menu 16
Cnfg16
CONF I G
NE T W O R K
OF F
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
Cnfg16a
CONF I G
NE T W O R K
ON
MOR E
1
CHK
^
v
2
3
S A V E
4
Cnfg16b
N E T WO R K
F O U N D.
A ND
CA RD
I NS T A L L
T RY
NOT
CA RD
A GA I N
B A CK
1
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2
3
4
User CNFG Menu 17
Factory
Configured
On?
Cnfg17
CONF I G
OP E N
L OOP
T RA NS F E R
No
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
User Settings
Set Menu
•
Because there are many items,
each menu is an endless loop.
•
If the item is not enabled
(turned on) or it isn’t
used with the ATS, it will not
appear.
•
Example: ATS Open Time to S1
is not used with standard ATS.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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10.
11.
12.
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15.
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21.
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25.
System Clock: 24:00:00 (0 to 24:00)
Daylight Saving time: Off (On or Off)
Exerciser Timer: Weekly (same as Config)
Exerciser Clock Duration: 0 (0 to 10 hrs)
Exerciser Clock: Weekly (same as Config)
S2 Run Time: 20 min (5 to 60 min)
S1 UnderVolt Fail: 80% (75 to 98)
S1 UnderVolt Restore: 90% (85 to 100)
S1 UnderFreq Fail: 90% (88 to 98)
S1 UnderFreq Restore: 95% (90 to 100)
S1 OverVolt Fail: 110% (105 to 110)
S1 OverVolt Restore: 105% (103 to 108)
S1 OverFreq Fail: 105% (103 to 105)
S1 OverFreq Restore: 102% (102 to 104)
S2 UnderVolt Fail: 80% (75 to 98)
S2 UnderVolt Restore 90% (85 to 100)
S2 UnderFreq Fail: 90% (88 to 98)
S2 UnderFreq Restore: 95% (90 to 100)
S2 OverVolt Fail: 110% (105 to 110)
S2 OverVolt Restore: 105% (103 to 108)
S2 OverFreq Fail: 105% (103 to 105)
S2 OverFreq Restore: 102% (102 to 104)
Phase Imbalance Time 10 sec (10 to 30)
Phase Imbalance Fail: 5% (5 to 20)
Phase Imbalance Restore: 3% (3 to 18)
Depending on programmed Options
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SET Menus 1, 2 & 3
Set3
# 2
S E T
DA I L Y
From 1st More Screen on
Normal Operation Screen
NL
E X E RCI S E R
2 2 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
ENTRY SCREEN
1
S A V E
2
3
4
S E T
US E R
S E T UP
OR
MOR E
Clock
Exerciser
factory
configured
on?
B A CK
1
2
3
4
Set3a
# 1
S UN
Set2
S E T
S Y S T E M
2 1 : 1 6
1 2
J UL
MOR E
1
S E T
CL OCK
2 0 0 2
S E L
DA Y L I GHT
22 : 0 0
2
3
4
0 0 : 0 0
S A V E
2
S A V I NG
3
OR
B A CK
S A V E
Set3b
1
2
3
4
S E T
1 4
0 7 / 0 6
DA Y
NL
E X E RCI S E R
22 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
OR
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4
ON
# 5
1
NL
E X E RCI S E R
B A CK
Yes
Set1
S E T
WE E K L Y
4
SET Menus 3, & T10
Set3c
# 6
S E T
2 8
0 7 / 0 6
DA Y
NL
E X E RCI S E R
22 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
1
With Timer Exerciser
only
S A V E
2
3
4
T10
S E T
E X E R
S 2
RUN
T I ME
1 5 MI N
MOR E
S E L
Set3d
# 2 3
3 6 5
0 7 / 0 6
S E T
DA Y
NL
E X E RCI S E R
2 2 : 0 0
0 0 : 0 0
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
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1
2
3
4
SET Menus 4 & 5
Factory
config'd
On?
S4
Set5
S1
UNDE RV OL T
S 1
UNDE RF RE Q
F A I L
8 0 %
3 8 4 V
F A I L
9 0 %
5 4 HZ
RE S T ORE
9 0 %
4 3 2 V
RE S T ORE
9 5 %
5 7 HZ
MOR E
1
S E L
2
3
4
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
Selected (typica)l
Set5a
S 1
F A I L
9 0 %
5 4 HZ
RE S T ORE
9 5 %
5 7 HZ
B A CK
1
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UNDE RF RE Q
S E T
S T D
2
3
S A V E
4
SET Menus 6 & 7
Factory
configured
on?
Set6
S1
OV E RV OL T
F A I L
1 1 0 %
5 2 8 V
RE S T ORE
1 0 5 %
5 0 4 V
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
Factory
configured
on?
Set7
S 1
OV E RF RE Q
F A I L
1 1 5 %
6 9 HZ
RE S T ORE
1 1 0 %
6 6 HZ
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
SET Menus 8, 9, 10 & 11
Factory
configured
on?
Set8
S2
UNDE RV OL T
F A I L
8 0 %
3 8 4 V
RE S T ORE
9 0 %
4 3 2 V
MOR E
S E L
Set10
S2
1
2
3
4
OV E RV OL T
F A I L
1 1 0 %
5 2 8 V
RE S T ORE
1 0 5 %
5 0 4 V
MOR E
1
No
S E L
2
3
4
Set9
S 2
UNDE RF RE Q
F A I L
9 0 %
5 4 HZ
RE S T ORE
9 5 %
5 7 HZ
MOR E
1
Factory
configured
on?
S E L
2
3
4
Set11
S 2
OV E RF RE Q
F A I L
1 1 5 %
6 9 HZ
RE S T ORE
1 1 0 %
6 6 HZ
MOR E
1
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S E L
2
3
4
No
SET Menus T9 & 12
Factory
configured
on?
T9
S E T
P HA S E
T I ME
I MB A L A N C E
DE L A Y
0 0 S E C
B A CK
1
No
S A V E
2
3
4
Set12
S E T
%
P HA S E
F A I L
X X %
I MB A L A N C E
RE S T ORE
B A CK
1
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X X %
S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menus T1, T2 & T3
Factory
configured
on?
T1
S E T
T I ME
DE L A Y
S 2
S T A RT
0 0 . 0 S E C
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
T3
S E T
L OA D
No
T2
P RE - S I GNA L
T D
MM: S S
B A CK
S A V E
S E T
T I ME
DE L A Y
S 2
S T A B L E
MM: S S
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
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1
2
3
4
SET Menus T4 & T5
Factory
configured
on?
Factory
configured
Delay?
T4
T5
S E T
L OA D
DI S CONNE CT
S E T
T D
MM: S S
A T S
No
B A CK
S A V E
2
3
4
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T I ME
T O
S 2
MM: S S
No
1
OP E N
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menus T6, T7 & T8
Factory
configured
Delay?
T7
S E T
A T S
T6
OP E N
T I ME
T O
S 1
MM: S S
S E T
T I ME
DE L A Y
S 1
B A CK
1
S A V E
2
S A V E
S T A B L E
MM: S S
1
No
B A CK
3
2
3
4
4
T8
S E T
S 2
S T OP
DE L A Y
MM: S S
B A CK
1
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S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menu 13
Calibrate S1
CA L I B RA T E
S 1 = 4 8 5
S 1
6 0 . 0 Hz
MOR E
S E L
1
2
3
4
SET Menu calibrate S1
CA L I B RA T E
S 1
S 1 = 4 8 5
Calibrate S1 Second Phase
6 0 . 0 Hz
A R E
Y OU
Or
S URE ?
B A CK
1
CA L I B RA T E
E NT E R
Y E S
2
3
4
T RUE
4 8 0 = N2
T RUE
4 8 0 = N1
2
1
V OL T
S A V E
2
3
4
And
N2
B A CK
3
S 1
L I NE
T O
V OL T
N3
S A V E
Calibrate S1 Single Phase
E NT E R
T O
B A CK
1
CA L I B RA T E
S 1
L I NE
4
Calibrate S1 Third Phase
CA L I B RA T E
E NT E R
4 8 0 = N2
S 1
L I NE
T O
V OL T
N3
B A CK
1
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T RUE
S A V E
2
3
4
SET Menu 14
Perform same steps
as S1
SET Menu calibrate S2
Calibrate S2
CA L I B RA T E
S 1 = 4 8 5
A R E
S 2
Y OU
3
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T RUE
4 8 0 = N1
Y E S
2
E NT E R
S URE ?
B A CK
1
CA L I B RA T E
6 0 . 0 Hz
4
L I NE
T O
V OL T
N2
B A CK
1
S 2
S A V E
2
3
4
User Timers
Description
Default
Range
Time Delay S2 Start
3 seconds
0 to 10 seconds
Time Delay S2 Stable
1 second
0 to 5 minutes
Load Pre-signal TD
20 seconds
0 to 60 seconds
Load Disconnect TD
15 seconds
0 to 5 minutes
ATS Open Time to S2
5 seconds
0 to 10 minutes
Time Delay S1 Stable
30 minutes
0 to 60 minutes
ATS Open Time to S1
5 seconds
0 to 10 minutes
S2 Stop Delay
5 minutes
0 to 60 minutes
Phase Imbalance Time Delay
30 Seconds
10 to 30 seconds
EXER S2 Run Time
20 minutes
5 to 60 minutes
Clock Exerciser S2 Runtime
0 minutes
0 to 10 hours
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