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4990 U> auxiliary power supply terminal 98No. Setting Range FactorysettingDescription4991 U> aux. term.984992 U> aux. term.984993 U> aux. term.98Set pointTimer8.0 to 32.0 V DC0.0 s to 999.0 s30.0 V DC1.0 sThe power supply on terminal98 and 99 has continuouslybeen above the adjusted setpoint during the programmeddelay time.Relay output A Not used (option Not useddependent)4994 U> aux. term.98Relay output BNot used (optiondependent)Not used4995U> aux. term.98EnableOFFONON4996U> aux. term.98Fail class F1 to F9 F2 (Warning)PARAMETER LIST 4189340688R EN Page 114 of 222
2.8 System parameters: General setup2.8.1 Stop coil wirebreak and internal communication alarms6270 Stop coil wire breakNo. Setting Range FactorysettingDescription6271 Stop coil wirebreak6272 Stop coil wirebreakRelay output ARelay output BNot used (optiondependent)Not used (optiondependent)Not usedNot usedThe wire break monitoring isonly active when the stop coiloutput is deactivated.6273Stop coil wirebreakEnableOFFONOFF6274Stop coil wirebreakFail class F1 to F9 F2 (Warning)6280 Internal communication failNo. Setting Range Factorysetting6281 Int. comm. fail Relay output A Not used (optiondependent)6282 Int. comm. fail Relay output B Not used (optiondependent)Not usedNot used6283 Int. comm. fail Fail class F1 to F9 F2 (Warning)DescriptionThis is the alarm forcommunication fail betweenthe main processor and theengine interface processor.The alarm will also occur ifthere is no supply on terminal98-99 for option M4.2.8.2 Engine heater failure6330 Engine heater 1No. Setting Range FactorysettingDescription6331 Engine heater16332 Engine heater1Set point 10 to 250 ° 30 ° -Timer 1.0 s to 300.0 s 10.0 s6333 Engine heater1Relay output ANot used (optiondependent)Not used6334 Engine heater1Relay output BNot used (optiondependent)Not used6335Engine heater1EnableOFFONOFF6336Engine heater1Fail class F1 to F9 F2 (Warning)PARAMETER LIST 4189340688R EN Page 115 of 222
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PARAMETER LISTAGC-4DEIF A/S · Fris
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2.6 Input/output parameters: Analog
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3.7.3 RMI 108......................
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1. General information1.1 Warnings,
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2. Alarm list2.1 General informatio
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2.2 Protection parameters2.2.1 Reve
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1080 G I> inverseNo. Setting Range
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1160 G/M/BA over-voltage 2No. Setti
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1210 G/M/BA over-frequency 1No. Set
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1270 Busbar over-voltage 1No. Setti
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1320 Busbar under-voltage 3No. Sett
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1380 Busbar under-frequency 1No. Se
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2.2.7 Mains failure protections1420
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2.2.8 Overload protections1450 Over
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1710 unbalanced current 2No. Settin
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1560 Negative sequence selection (w
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2.2.16 Busbar unbalance voltage1620
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1700 Time-dependent under-voltage 2
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1850 NEL 3 busbar under-frequencyNo
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1980 GB/MB external tripNo. Setting
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2150 Phase sequence error DG/Mains/
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2270 Close before excitation failur
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2.4 Control parameters: Regulation2
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2.5 Input/output parameters: Binary
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3140 Digital input 44 (requires opt
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2.5.3 Digital input 91-97 setup (re
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3450 Digital input 114No. Setting R
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3510 Digital input 128 (requires op
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2.5.8 M-Logic alarm 1-5 setup3570 M
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Page 93 and 94: 4210 RMI water 102.2No. Setting Ran
Page 95 and 96: 4270 V DC 105.1No. Setting Range Fa
Page 97 and 98: 4330 RMI water 105.1No. Setting Ran
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Page 105 and 106: 4570 Start failureNo. Setting Range
Page 107 and 108: 4610 Delta analogue 1.1No. Setting
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Page 117 and 118: 6430 Battery asymmetryNo. Setting R
Page 119 and 120: 6510 Stop switchboard errorNo. Sett
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Page 131 and 132: 6020 Nominal settings 3No. Setting
Page 133 and 134: 3.1.4 Master clock6400 Master clock
Page 135 and 136: 6300 Service timer 3No. Setting Ran
Page 137 and 138: 6970 Command start/stop timer 2No.
Page 139 and 140: 6990 Command start/stop timer 4No.
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Page 143 and 144: 6190 Start attemptsNo. Setting Rang
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Page 149 and 150: 3.2.11 Fuel transfer pump logic6550
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8290 Detection of BB measurement fa
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8250 Available power 4 (requires op
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8880 Load-dependent start/stop calc
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3.5.6 Power management internal com
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7950 KL320x config (requires option
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3.7.2 RMI 105NOTERMI 105 settings a
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3.7.4 Multi-input selections 102, 1
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3.7.7 4-20 mA input scaling11010 4
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13010 Oil pressure, coolant temp, f
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No. Setting Range FactorysettingDes
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9070 M4 software versionNo.Descript
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9160 User-defined applicationNo. Se
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3.9.17 Data loggingThis menu is to
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4. Control parameters4.1 Synchronis
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2250 Close before excitationNo. Set
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2570 Frequency control relay output
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2650 Reactive power control analogu
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2760 OverlapNo. Setting Range Facto
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2810 AVR limitingNo. Setting Range
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5140 Relay 63 (requires option M12)
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5240 Relay 128 (requires option M14
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4.4.2 Analogue output limits5720 PW
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5850 S output (requires option E2,
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5910 U BB output (requires option E
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5970 P total available (requires op
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5. Utility software settingsThe uti
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INFOThe governor and AVR regulation
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