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ECM Model
Do not change the ECM Model setting (located in the
Genset Personality Profile group). Changing the ECM
model to the wrong setting can damage the controller.
Genset Voltage Phase Connection
The Genset Voltage Phase Connection setting appears
in the Genset System Configuration group in SiteTech.
A dropdown list allows selection of one of four possible
configurations:
Single phase
D
Single phase dogleg
D
Three phase wye
D
Three phase delta
D
If the alternator is reconnected to a different
voltage/phase configuration than the original factory
setup, select the appropriate new configuration from the
dropdown list. See the generator set Installation Manual
for reconnection instructions.
Digital Inputs and Outputs
Digital inputs and outputs are available only if the
optional Programmable Interface Module (PIM) is
connected to the RDC2 controller. One PIM provides
two digital inputs and 6 digital outputs.
Dropdown menus allow selection of the digital input and
output events. Be sure to select Digital Inputs B1--B2
and Digital Outputs B1--B6 in SiteTech. Digital Inputs
A1--A2 and Digital Outputs A1--A2 do not apply to the
PIM. Digital outputs B7--B12 are reserved for the load
management device and cannot be changed by the
user. These outputs will display LCM relay status.
Refer to Installation Instruction Sheet TT-1584,
provided with the PIM, for information about the input
and output events.
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RBUS Devices
A maximum of three RBUS devices, including one
Model RXT transfer switch, one programmable
interface module (PIM), and/or one load management
device, can be connected to the generator set. RBUS
devices 4 through 8 appear in SiteTech but do not apply
to the generator set models covered in this manual at the
time of publication.
RBUS devices are numbered according to the device
serial numbers, which are read by the RDC2 controller.
RBUS Device B1 is the RXT transfer switch, PIM or load
management device with the lowest serial number.
Look at the RBUS device type to determine which
device is B1, B2, or B3.
Temperature Settings
In SiteTech, all temperature settings are shown in
degrees F but stored as degrees C. When you highlight
a parameter value (click it), the _F value changes to the
equivalent _C value. Enter temperature settings in _F.
The new setting is calculated from a conversion
equation, so the final value may include some rounding
that makes the setting higher or lower by 1 degree.
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