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Automatic Gener ator Start Owner’ s Guide.
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Automatic Generator Start Owner’s Guide.
About Xantrex Xantrex T echnology Inc. is a worl d-leadi ng supplier of advanced power electroni cs and controls with products from 50 watt mobile units to one MW utility-s cale systems fo r wind, solar , batteries, fuel cells, microturbines, and backup power app lications in bo th grid-co nnected and stand-alone systems.
iii About This Guide Purpose The purpose of this Owner ’ s Guide is to provide explanations and procedures for installing, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting the Automatic Generator S tart.
About T his Guide iv 975-0082-01-01 Organization This Guide is or ganized into five chapters and three appendixes. Chapter 1, “Introduction”, introd uces and describes features of the Automatic Generator S tart. Chapter 2, “Inst allation”, contains planning information and procedures to install the Automatic Generator S tart.
About T his Guide 975-0082-01-01 v Conventions Used The following conventions are used in this guide. Abbreviations and Acronyms Related Information For more information about related products, refer .
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vii Important Safety Instructions Gener al Precautions 1. Before installing and using the Auto Gen S tart, read all appropriate sections of this guide. 2. If the Auto Gen Start is inoperative, see “W arranty and Product Information” on page W A–1.
Safety viii 975-0082-01-01 Explosive Gas Precautions FCC Information to the User This equipment has been tested and fo und to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
975-0082-01-01 ix Important Safety Instructions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - vii 1 Introduction About the Automatic Generator Start - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
Contents x 975-0082-01-01 Connecting the thermostats (optional) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2–23 Connecting an external shutdown (optional) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
Contents 975-0082-01-01 xi StartV:2hr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3–21 StartV:24hr - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
Contents xii 975-0082-01-01 Safe mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4–7 Hibernate mode - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
1 Intr oduction Chapter 1 describes the main features of the Automatic Generator St art. It also describes the Xanbus System of which the Auto Gen S tart is a component.
Introduction 1–2 975-0082-01-01 About the Automatic Gener ator Start Function and benefits The Xantrex Automatic Generator S tart (Auto Gen Start) automatically starts and stops your gene rator using dry contact rela ys to operate the auto-start function of your generator .
Fe a t u r e s 975-0082-01-01 1–3 F eatures Generator starting The Auto Gen S tart can automatically start a generator in response to: • low battery voltage • low battery capacity (“state of c.
Introduction 1–4 975-0082-01-01 System Requir ements The Auto Gen S tart is not designed for stand-alone operation. It does not function in a simple system containi ng only an Auto Gen S tart and a generator . The Auto Gen Start requires several other components for configuration and operation.
F ront and Bottom P anel 975-0082-01-01 1–5 Fr ont and Bottom P anel Indicator lights Four lights on the front panel indicate the op erating status and ne twork status of the Auto Gen S tart. Connectors T wo netw ork ports on the bottom panel connect the Auto Gen S tart to the Xanbus system.
Introduction 1–6 975-0082-01-01 Bottom panel Network connectors Each network port can accept an eight-pin RJ45 plug attached to a CA T 5 cable. Depending on your installation, you may need to use one or both the network conn ectors. For more information, see the Xanbus S ystem Installation Guide .
Xanbus System Components 975-0082-01-01 1–7 Xanbus System Components System description The Xantrex Xanbus system includes the Auto Gen Start and other Xanbus-enabled devices. Each device interacts and communicates with the other devices, creating a power system that can be precisely configured to your needs.
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2 Installation Chapter 2 contains inform ation and procedures to install the Auto Gen S tart. This chapter will help you prepare to install the Auto Gen S tart by providing: • a summary of the tasks.
Installation 2–2 975-0082-01-01 Preparing an Installation Before you install the Auto Gen Star t, you must consider how and where the unit will be mounted, and plan the connection rout es between the Auto Gen S tart, the generator , thermostats and the control panel.
Preparing an Installation 975-0082-01-01 2–3 Choosing a location The Auto Gen S tart should be inst alled in a location that meets the following requirements: Routing the connections Dry The unit is intended for use in a dry location.
Installation 2–4 975-0082-01-01 Because the Auto Gen S tart will be part of a Xanbus system, yo u must consider how to route two types of connections: • connections to the generator , ther mostats, and other external devices and switches, using the 20-contact connector and wiring harne ss.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–5 Installation overview Installing the Auto Gen S tart involves the following steps: 1. Mounting the unit.
Installation 2–6 975-0082-01-01 W iring to the 20-contact connector EL V circuits EL V (Extra-Low V oltage) circuits have an open-circuit voltage of not more than 30 V rms or 42.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–7 W iring harness Connections to the gen erator , thermostats, and external on/off switches are made using a wiring harness that plugs into the 20-contact connector (see Figure 2-1). The wires on the wiri ng harness c an be extended to meet installation requirements.
Installation 2–8 975-0082-01-01 T able 2-1 Contact numbers and functions Wi re number Functio n Wiring harness wire color 1 Thermostat 1 input Y ellow 2 Thermostat 1 return Gray 3 Thermostat 2 input.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–9 Connecting the gener a tor T o connect the Auto Gen Start to a ge nerator , you must identify the start wiring configuration of the generator yo u want to use. Generators must be auto-start capable, and generators equipped with remote operation connections are idea l.
Installation 2–10 975-0082-01-01 Ty p e 1 T ype 1 is a three-wi re GlowStop configuration rec ommended for “three- wire” generators w ith glow plug s that n eed to be operated before a start is attempted.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–11 Ty p e 2 T ype 2 is a three-wi re Glow Stop configuration recommended for “three- wire” generators that don’t require a dedicated preheat signal, such as Onan generators.
Installation 2–12 975-0082-01-01 Ty p e 3 T ype 3 is a three-wire GlowStop with shutdown bypass configuration. The configuration sh own in Figure 2-5 uses a sh utd own bypass output to temporarily disabl e the generato r ’ s low oil pre ssure shutdown functionality during cranking.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–13 Ty p e 4 T ype 4 is a three-wire StartS top conf iguration that uses relay 3 to provide the preheat signal for Generac’ s Guardian Gas generators.
Installation 2–14 975-0082-01-01 Ty p e 5 T ype 5 is a three-wire St artS top conf iguration that uses relay 3 to provide the preheat signal for Generac’ s Guardian Diesel generators. The wiring diagram for a T ype 5 configuration is the same as a T ype 4 (see Figure 2-6 ).
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–15 Ty p e 6 T ype 6 is a three-wire GlowS top co nf iguration that has a normally closed Run/S top contact.
Installation 2–16 975-0082-01-01 Figure 2-8 T ype 7, T ype 8, and T ype 11 connection diagram (two-wire) Figure 2-9 T ype 7 and T ype 8 connect ion diagram (three-wire) T able 2-8 T ype 7 relay and timing preset configurations Relay 1 mode Run Relay 3 mode No function Gen Run si gnal hold ti me 0.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–17 Ty p e 8 T ype 8 will work with both two-wire and three-wire run mode configurations and is in tended for Northern Lights and Fish er Panda generators. T ype 8 is identical to T ype 7 except that it provides no preheat signal before cranking.
Installation 2–18 975-0082-01-01 Ty p e 9 T ype 9 is a StartS t op mode configuration wi th shutdo wn byp ass functionality on relay 3. This config uration is intended for W esterbeke generators.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–19 T ype 10 T ype 10 is a StartS top mod e configuration with no preheat signal or shutdown bypass fun ctionality . Figure 2-11 T ype 10 connection diagram T able 2-11 T ype 10 relay and timing preset configurations Relay 1 mode StartS top Relay 3 mode No function Gen Run si gnal hold ti me 0.
Installation 2–20 975-0082-01-01 T ype 11 T ype 1 1 is a two-wire run mode configuration intended for Kohler generators. It requires only two wires and one relay to control the generator . Relay 1 closes momentarily once to start the generator , and closes momentarily again to stop the generator .
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–21 T ype 12 T ype 12 is a three-wire GlowSt op configuration recommended for “three- wire” generators that don’t require a dedicated preheat signal, such as Onan propane generators.
Installation 2–22 975-0082-01-01 T ype 13 T ype 13 is a three-wire Puls eStop configuration that uses relay 3 to provide the preheat signal for PowerT ech’ s Diesel generators. W ith this generator type, there will be a delay between the generator turning off and the Auto Gen Start recognizin g that the generator is of f.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–23 Connecting the thermostats (optional) W ires 1, 2, 3, and 4 on the wiring harness can be con ne cted to two thermostats. W ires 1 (yellow) and 2 (g ray) are intended for thermostat 1 and wires 3 (orange) and 4 (gray) are intended for thermostat 2.
Installation 2–24 975-0082-01-01 If your generator battery do es no t have the required voltage , any 12V or 24V power source will suit this purpose. If an alternate power source is used, the negative of th e power source must be con nect to the other contact of the switch.
Installing the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 2–25 Connecting the wiring harnes s to the Auto Gen Start After all the external connections have been wired to the wiring harness, the connecto r on the wiring harness mu st be plugged into the 20 -contact connector on the Auto Gen Start.
Installation 2–26 975-0082-01-01 Connecting the control panel and other network-enabled devices T o connect the Auto Gen Start to a System Control Panel or another network-enabled device, plug a Xantrex network cable or equivalent from another device into one of t he network connectors on th e bo ttom p ane l of the Auto Gen S tart.
3 Configur ation Chapter 3 contains inform ation and procedures for configuring the Automatic Gene rator S tart. It describes how you can view the Auto Gen S tart menu on the System Control Panel , and how you can change Auto Gen S tart settings using the System Control Panel .
Configuration 3–2 975-0082-01-01 Configuring the Auto Gen Start The Auto Gen Start has a number of se ttings that you must configure to ensure that the generator automatica lly starts and stops under the right conditions and at the right time.
Configuring the Auto Gen Start 975-0082-01-01 3–3 Changing Auto Gen Start settings using the System Control P anel If you need to change an Auto Gen S t art setting, use the buttons on the System Control Panel to perform three basic steps: 1. V iew the Select Device menu.
Configuration 3–4 975-0082-01-01 V iewing the Auto Gen Start menu On the Select Device menu, select the Auto Gen S tart to view and change its settings. T o select the Auto Gen S tart from the Select Device menu: 1. On the Select Device menu, use the down arrow button to highlight Auto Gen S tart.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–5 T o select and adjust a changeable setting: 1. On the Auto Gen S tart men u, use the up arrow or down arro w button to highlight the setting you want to change. 2. Press Enter to highlight the current value of that changeable setting.
Configuration 3–6 975-0082-01-01 Figure 3-5 Auto Gen Start menu contents.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–7 The Auto Gen Start basic menu The Auto Gen S tart basic menu lists settings you may have to adjust routinely .
Configuration 3–8 975-0082-01-01 Gen Status Full name Generator Operating S tatus Purpose “Gen Status” reports the current operating state of the generator . Y ou cannot adjust any “Gen Status” values. Gen T rig ger Purpose “Gen T rigger” reports the source of the active generator start trigger .
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–9 A GS Mode Purpose “AGS Mode” is a chan geable setting that contro ls the current operating mode of the Auto Gen Start. When to use Y ou should change “AGS Mode” when you want to switch between automatic generator control an d manual generator contro l.
Configuration 3–10 975-0082-01-01 • External Shutdown —Whe n the Auto Gen Start is connected to a sensor or meter (a moisture detector , for example) wired to contacts 5 and 6 of the 20-contact connector , it stops the generator when the device is ac tiva ted.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–11 Q T Enable Full name Quiet T ime Enable Purpose “QT Enable” enables or disables the Quiet T ime functionality of the Auto Gen S tart. “QT Enable” applies only when the Au to Gen Start is in Automatic mode.
Configuration 3–12 975-0082-01-01 Use the Quiet T ime feature to ensure that the generator will not run during the night, or to comply with “Qui et T ime” guidelines at R V parks and campgrounds.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–13 Q T End Full name Quiet T ime End Purpose “QT End” is a changeable settin g that defines the end of quiet time. This setting also requires you to set “QT Begin”. When to use “QT End” function s only if th e Auto Gen S tart is in Automatic mode.
Configuration 3–14 975-0082-01-01 S tate of char ge information When a DC Monitor is in stalled, you can monitor the batteries’ state of charge on the System screen or inverter/char ger menu. Outcomes If you set “S tart SOC” too high, the generator will start more frequently than is convenient.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–15 Whenever the generator starts automatically in res ponse to “Start DCV”, it will stop when the battery volta ge reaches the Stop Battery V oltage (“StopBattV”) setti ng.
Configuration 3–16 975-0082-01-01 Enable T emp2 Full name Enable Thermostat 2. Purpose “Enable T emp2” is intended to be used when the Auto Gen Start is connected to a second thermostat. All information and procedures for “Enable T e mp1” also app ly for “Enabl e T emp2”.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–17 When to use Use this setting after installin g the Auto Gen Start. Selecting a suitable “Gen T ype” automatically configures the Auto Gen S tart to work with the ignition system and starting requirements of your generator .
Configuration 3–18 975-0082-01-01 Auto Gen Start advanced menu The Auto Gen S tart adva nced menu contains set tings that can give you even more control over auto matic generator s tarts and stop s. T o view the Auto Gen S tart adva nce d me nu on the Sys tem Cont rol Pa nel , s ee page 4–5.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–19 AG S T r i g g e rs m e n u The AGS T riggers menu contains ad ditional settings for automatically starting and stopping the generator .
Configuration 3–20 975-0082-01-01 Purpose “S top SOC” is a changeable settin g that allows you to set the Auto Gen S tart to stop the generator when th e batteries reach a pre-set state of charge.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–21 When to use In Automatic mode, the Auto Gen S tart will st art the generator when the system battery voltage (as measured by the inverter/charger) falls below the “S tartV :15min” setting for 15 minutes.
Configuration 3–22 975-0082-01-01 If the Auto Gen S tart is set to Automatic mode, then the Auto Gen S tart will start the generator when the system batt ery voltage (as measured by the inverter/charg er) falls below th e “S tartV :2hr” setting for 2 hours.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–23 S topping conditions Whenever the generator starts automa tically based on the Starting Battery V oltage, it will shut off once the S topping Battery V oltage has been reached.
Configuration 3–24 975-0082-01-01 Outcomes Selecting On enables the Start on Inverter Load Current (“S tart Load”) and St op on Inverter Load Current (“S top Load”) functionality .
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–25 Stop Load Full name S top on Inverter Load Current Purpose “S top Load” sets the Auto Gen S tar t to stop the generator at a specified AC load on the i nverter .
Configuration 3–26 975-0082-01-01 In power systems with long cables be tween the batteries and the inverter/ charger (over 10 feet [3 m]), the meas ured battery voltage can b e a poor indicator of battery condition.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–27 assured of a full char ge if the genera tor runs until the char ger reaches the Float stage, rather than waiting until the char ger charges the batteries to the voltag e you may have set for “S topBattV” (see page 3–22).
Configuration 3–28 975-0082-01-01 Generator Configur ation menu The Gene rator Conf igurati on (AGS Gen Confi g) menu contains additio nal options for configurin g the Auto Gen S tart for your make and model of generator .
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–29 Max Run Time Full name Maximum Generator Run T ime Purpose The Max Run T ime setting allows you to set a limit on how long the generator will run.
Configuration 3–30 975-0082-01-01 This setting also requires you to set an Exercise Duration (see “Exercise Dur” on page 3–30) and an Exercise T ime (see “Exercise T ime” on page 3–31). When to use Generators need to run regularl y in order to maintain mechanic al health and performanc e.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–31 Exercise Time Purpose “Exercise T ime” allows you to set the time of day that the Auto Gen Start exercises the generator . This setting also requires you to set an Exercise Period and an Exercise Duration.
Configuration 3–32 975-0082-01-01 Some diesel generators require preheatin g of their glow p lugs befo re start cranking. Setting “Relay3” to Preheat enables Relay 3 to perform this function in addition to Relay 1.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–33 Crank Retry Time Purpose “Crank Retry T ime” specifies the le ngth of time the S tart relay is engaged (and cranking the starter motor) for th e second and subsequent attempts to start the generator , in cases when the generator fails to start on the first attempt.
Configuration 3–34 975-0082-01-01 Start T ries “Start T ries” specifies how many times the Auto Gen Start will attempt to start the generator . On the first star t try , the Auto Gen S tart cranks the starter motor for the Crank T ime.
T he Auto Gen Start Me nu 975-0082-01-01 3–35 A GS: Device Info menu The Dev ice Info menu al lows you to view t he Fault, W arning and Event logs. On the Device Info menu you can also restor e the default settings for the Auto Gen Start. V iew F ault Log Purpose The Fault Log displa ys the last 20 Auto Gen S tart faults for your reference.
Configuration 3–36 975-0082-01-01 User Settings Use this table to record any customized Auto Gen S t art settings for future reference. Setting V a lues Default User Setting “QT Begin” 12:00AM.
4 Oper ation Chapter 4 describes the operation of the Auto Gen S tart and how to get the most from its features. This includes information about: • using the Auto Gen S tart for both manual and automatic generator control. • setting Quiet T ime. • displaying the advanced Auto Gen S tart menu.
Operation 4–2 975-0082-01-01 Starting and Stopping the Generator Y ou can use the Auto Gen S tart to start the generator manually (on demand, using the System Control Panel) and au tomatically (in response to an electrical system condition).
Setting Quiet T ime 975-0082-01-01 4–3 Setting Quiet Time Use the Quiet T i me feature to ensure that the Auto Gen S tart will not start the generator during the night, or during times that might clash with “Quiet T ime” guidelines at R V parks and campgrounds.
Operation 4–4 975-0082-01-01 3. Use the up or down arrow bu tton to select the minute, then press Enter . If you are using th e 24-hour clock, go to step 5. 4. Use the up or down arrow bu tton to select AM or PM, then press Enter . 5. Press Exit twice to return to the System screen.
V iewing the Advanced Menu 975-0082-01-01 4–5 V iewing the Advanced Menu The System Control Panel can displa y the Auto Gen S tart menu in two formats: basic and advanced. The Auto Gen Start basic menu is displayed by default. It lists status information and settings you may have to adjust routinely .
Operation 4–6 975-0082-01-01 Changing System Modes The system modes described in this section affect the behavior of the Auto Gen S tart and every Xanbus-enabled device in the system.
Changing System Modes 975-0082-01-01 4–7 Operating mode Characteristics Operating mode is the default mode of the Auto Gen S tart. In Operating mode, the Auto Gen S tart communicat es on the n etwork, responds to signal input, and can start and stop the generator automa tically .
Operation 4–8 975-0082-01-01 Hibernate mode Characteri stics Hibernate mode remov es power from t he Auto Gen S tart an d all Xanbus- enabled devices on the Xanbus sys t em . The Auto Gen S t art suspends all operations (including starting an d st opping the generator) until power is restored to the network.
5 T r oubleshooting Chapter 5 contains inform ation and procedures to troubleshoot the Auto Gen St art, including tables of warnings and faults for your reference.
T roublesho oting 5–2 975-0082-01-01 F aults and W arnings Under certain conditions, the Auto Gen Start generates a fault or warning message. These messages appear on th e System Control Panel. This section describes how to respond to fault and warning messages whe n they appear .
Wa r n i n g M e s s a g e s 975-0082-01-01 5–3 T o view a fault list or warning list: 1. On the Select Device menu, highlight System and press Enter . 2. On the System Settings menu, high light V iew Fault List or V iew Wa r n i n g L i s t . 3. Press Enter .
T roublesho oting 5–4 975-0082-01-01 W204 Manual Of f: Max generator cycles reached. Reset AGS Mode. No The generator has reached its maximum number of start-and-stop cycles. T o help prevent an unattended generator from star ting, the Auto Gen S tart changed the AGS Mode to ManualOff.
Fa u l t M e s s a g e s 975-0082-01-01 5–5 Fa u l t M e s s a g e s When the Auto Gen S tart detects a fault condition, it stops the generator . The red Fault light also comes on, an d the System Control Panel displays a fault message. The Auto Gen S tart remembers the AGS Mo de that it was in at the time it detected the fault.
T roublesho oting 5–6 975-0082-01-01 T able 5-2 Auto Gen Start fault messages Fa u l t Number Message Self- clearing? Cause Action F200 Exceeded max number of start tries. Check ge n, clear fault. No The Auto Gen Start has tried and failed to start the generator .
A Specifications Appendix A contains the electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications for the Auto Gen S tart . All specifications are subject to change without notice.
Specifications A–2 975-0082-01-01 Electrical Specifications *Limited to Class 2 levels (100 V A) as in Chapter 2, page 2–6. Mechanical Specifications Nominal input network voltage 15 VDC Minimum operating netwo rk voltage 14.25 VDC Maximum operating network vol tage 15.
Environmental Specifications 975-0082-01-01 A–3 Envir onmental Specifications Regulatory Compliance Operating temperature -4 to 122 °F (-20 to 50 °C ) S torage temperature -40 to 185 °F (-40 to 8.
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B Gener ator Auto Start Requir ements and T ypes Appendix B describes the generator requirements and starting types that can be used with the Auto Gen St art.
Generator Auto Start Requirements and T ypes B–2 975-0082-01-01 Recommended F eatures In order for the generator to be au tomatically started by the Auto Gen S tart, it must include electric start a nd an automatic choke. An automatic primer system may also be required on natural gas and propane powered generators.
Generator Starting T ypes 975-0082-01-01 B–3 Tw o w i r e The two-wire type is suitable for gene rators that are fully automatic. This merely requires two wires to be conn ected together for the generator to start and run. Separating the wires stops the generator .
Generator Auto Start Requirements and T ypes B–4 975-0082-01-01 Connection The common wire from the generator sh ould co nnect to the common connections of both Relay 1 and Rela y 2 (wires 16 and 18 respectivel y).
C Relay Timing Appendix C contains in formation about relay configuration and timing for each major type of Auto Gen S tart starting mode. This information applies to each of the generator types described from page 2–10 to page 2–20.
Relay T iming C–2 975-0082-01-01 RunMode For generators with RunMode starting types (T ypes 7 a nd 8): • Relay 1 (RunS top relay) can be used for two -wire configured generators. • Relay 1 (RunStop) and Relay 2 (Sta rt) can be used with a common ground for three-wire configured generators.
MomentaryRun M ode 975-0082-01-01 C–3 MomentaryRun Mode For generators wit h MomentaryRun mode starting types (T ype 1 1): • Relay 1 (Run/S top relay) can be used for two-wire configured generators.
Relay T iming C–4 975-0082-01-01 GlowStop Mode For generators wit h GlowStop mode startin g types (T ypes 1, 2, 3, 6, 12): • Relay 1 (S top) and Relay 2 (Start) can be used with a commo n ground for three-wire configured generators.
PulseStop Mode 975-0082-01-01 C–5 • The “Delay” refers to the “Prehe at to Crank Delay” and may be zero. • Cranking will cease when the generato r run signal goes high for the specified hold time or when the crank time has elapsed.
Relay T iming C–6 975-0082-01-01 • The Auto Gen Start will make three attempts to stop the generator . If the generator has still not stopped at the end of the third attempt, the appropriate Fault will be generated.
975-0082-01-01 WA–1 W arranty and Return Information Wa r r a n t y What does this warranty cover? This Limited W arran ty is pro vided by Xantrex T echno logy , Inc. ("Xantrex") and covers defects in wo rkmanship and ma t erials in your A utomatic Generator Start.
W arranty and Return WA–2 975-0082-01-01 What proof of pur chase is requir ed? In any warranty claim, da ted proof of purchase must accompany the product and th e product must not have been disas s embled or modifi ed without prior written authorization by Xantrex.
W arranty and Return 975-0082-01-01 WA–3 Disclaimer Product THIS LIMITED W ARRANTY IS THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE W ARRANTY PROVIDED BY XANTREX IN CONNECTION WITH Y OUR XANTREX PRODUCT A ND IS, WHERE PER.
W arranty and Return WA–4 975-0082-01-01 When you contact Xantrex to obtain service, please have your instru ction manual ready for reference and be prepared to supply: • The serial number of your.
W arranty and Return 975-0082-01-01 WA–5 Information About Y our System As soon as you open your A utomatic Generat or Start package, record the foll owing inform ation and be sure to keep y our proof of purch ase. If you need to contact Customer Service, please record the fo llow ing det a ils befo re calling.
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A Advanced menu 3–18 AGS Mode 3–9 AGS T riggers menu 3–19 asterisk beside selected value 3–5 automatic mode 3–9 B B+ wires 2–8 Basic menu 3–7, 3–18 bottom panel features 1–6 C Clear .
Index IX–2 975-0082-01-01 I Information about Y our System form WA–5 M manual off mode 3–10 manual on mode 3–10 Max Run T ime 3–29 mechanical specifications A–2 modes 4–6 momentary run m.
Index 975-0082-01-01 IX–3 U Up arrow button 3–3 user settings reference table 3–36 V verifying network power 2–26 W W arni ng Log 3–35 warning messages acknowledging 5–2 reference table 5.
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Wenn Sie aber schon Xantrex Automatic Generator besitzen, und noch keine Gelegenheit dazu hatten, die Bedienungsanleitung zu lesen, sollten Sie es aufgrund der oben beschriebenen Gründe machen. Sie erfahren dann, ob Sie die zugänglichen Funktionen richtig genutzt haben, aber auch, ob Sie keine Fehler begangen haben, die den Nutzungszeitraum von Xantrex Automatic Generator verkürzen könnten.
Jedoch ist die eine der wichtigsten Rollen, die eine Bedienungsanleitung für den Nutzer spielt, die Hilfe bei der Lösung von Problemen mit Xantrex Automatic Generator. Sie finden dort fast immer Troubleshooting, also die am häufigsten auftauchenden Störungen und Mängel bei Xantrex Automatic Generator gemeinsam mit Hinweisen bezüglich der Arten ihrer Lösung. Sogar wenn es Ihnen nicht gelingen sollte das Problem alleine zu bewältigen, die Anleitung zeigt Ihnen die weitere Vorgehensweise – den Kontakt zur Kundenberatung oder dem naheliegenden Service.
