Keypad Functions - Kohler Decision-Maker 1 Manual

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Other features include:
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0.25% frequency control.
D
Reverse battery protection.
D
9--30 VDC input.
D
Smoke control on startup.
D
Serial communication port.
D
Droop operation with 0%--10% set speed with 0.10%
resolution (load share model).
D
Parallel input (load share model).
D
Speed adjustment and voltage measurement ranges
(load share model).

10.5.4 Keypad Functions

The governor controller keypad provides functions as
described below. Refer to Figure 10-13 illustrations.
The Set Speed A and Gain (OVG @ Set Speed A)
values can be changed using the governor controller
keypad and potentiometer adjustment on non-load
share models.
All values can be changed using the governor controller
keypad on load share models.
Non-Load Share Model
These models provide speed adjustment for increase/
decrease speed and a gain potentiometer. No other
functions are available on the governor controller.
Load Share Model
The user interface operates in two modes—Parameter
Select Mode and Parameter Edit Mode.
The Parameter Select Mode provides the user selection
of viewing and editing parameters. This mode is active
when the 2-digit value display is flashing (blinks). The
value is the parameter identification (ID) number. The
governor controller label lists each user-adjustable
parameter and the corresponding ID number.
The Parameter Edit Mode provides the user with the
selected parameter's value and allows the changing of a
value. This mode is active when the 2-digit value display
is steady on.
The value displayed is the selected
parameter's current value. The decimal point display
has several meanings:
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Decimal point flashing indicates the value can be
edited.
D
Decimal point not flashing indicates the value cannot
be edited. The selected parameter is locked and
values are viewable only. This situation occurs when
the password protection is active and the unlocking
code has not been entered.
196 Section 10 Governor Adjustments
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The right digit's decimal point is ON—the lower two
digits of a parameter's 4-digit value are displayed.
D
The left decimal point is ON—the greater two digits of
a parameter's value are displayed. The upper two
digits of a parameter are always view only and cannot
be modified directly. The upper two digits will change
when the lower digits transition from 99 upward or 00
downward.
The keypad consists of four pushbuttons—Enter,
Select, INC, and DEC. See Figure 10-14 for a summary
of functions by mode selection.
Parameter Select Mode
LED Display
The ID number of a parameter listed on the
label is flashing.
INC key
Increase the parameter ID number by 1.
DEC key
Decrease the parameter ID number by 1.
Select key
Activate the Parameter Edit Mode on the
parameter number flashing.
Enter
Display the version number of the governor's
programming.
INC and DEC
Turn on all LED segments as a test.
simultaneously
Parameter Edit Mode
LED Display
The value of the selected parameter is
displayed. A flashing decimal point indicates
the value can be changed.
INC key
Increase the selected parameter's value.
DEC key
Decrease the selected parameter's value.
Select key
Return to Parameter Select Mode and ignore
the changes made to the parameter value.
Enter
Save the parameter's new value and return to
the Parameter Select Mode.
INC and DEC
Use to display the upper digits of values
simultaneously
greater than 99.
Figure 10-14 Keypad Function Summary
Enter key. Use the Enter key to exit the Parameter Edit
Mode and return to the Parameter Select Mode while the
new value gets saved to nonvolatile memory. In the
Parameter Select Mode, pressing the Enter key
displays the version number of the governor's
programming.
Select key. Use the Select key to enter the Parameter
Edit Mode from the Parameter Select Mode after a
particular parameter has been selected for editing.
Also use the Select key to escape the Parameter Edit
Mode and return to the Parameter Select Mode without
saving a change in the parameter's value.
parameter value reverts back to the value present when
the Parameter Edit Mode was entered.
INC (Increase) key. Use the INC key to increase the
displayed parameter ID or value depending upon mode
selection.
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