Advertisement
Quick Links
Advertisement
Related Manuals for Sices MC100
Summary of Contents for Sices MC100
- Page 1 File name: EAAM03701EN Rev. 01 Date: 15/12/2014 ID Document: EAAM0371 Product: MC100...
- Page 2 Electrical measurements (M.xx) ..............12 PMCBus (B.xx) ..................... 13 History logs (H.xx) ..................13 Manual commands ..................... 13 Manual synchronisation ................13 Manual power regulation ................14 Working sequence ..................15 Load control ....................15 ......................15 Language selection..................... 15 ii MC100 User’s Manual...
- Page 3 NOTE: Please read this manual carefully before using the device. This manual describes the MC100 controller. ALARM – it is used to indicate a fault that make the genset operation impossible and causes the automatic and immediate turning off of the engine with emergency procedure.
- Page 4 The horizontal buttons, combined with the button EXIT/SHIFT allow to regulate the contrast. LEFT/RIGHT To decrease the contrast press the buttons EXIT/SHIFT + LEFT (1a). To increase the contrast press the buttons EXIT/SHIFT + RIGHT Ref. 1a (1a). 4 MC100 User’s Manual...
- Page 5 It indicates that the operating mode is OFF/RESET PROGRAM It indicates that the operating mode is PROGRAM OFF/RESET Ref. 2b The controller is in a different operating mode MANUAL It indicates that the operating mode is MAN MC100 User’s Manual 5...
- Page 6 Flashing at 25% mains voltages and frequencies are on but not tolerance. Ref. 2c Mains voltages anomaly or wrong rotation cycle. Flashing at 75% mains voltages and frequencies are on but over the tolerance. Voltage on on the genset bar. 6 MC100 User’s Manual...
- Page 7 P.4502 to 0. The contrast is configurable by pressing EXIT/SHIFT + LEFT Ref. 1a to decrease it or EXIT/SHIFT + RIGHT Ref. 1a to increase it. The display has different visualization modes composed by different pages. MC100 User’s Manual 7...
- Page 8 Ref. 1a to surf among pages. Note: In case the UP and DOWN buttons are used to manage the mode functions, it is required to press ENTER to activate these functions and EXIT/SHIFT to deactivate it. 8 MC100 User’s Manual...
- Page 9 WARNING: a wrong programming of one or more parameters can cause malfunctioning or damages to things and/or people. The parameters changes must be carried out only by skilled personal. The parameters can be protected by password (see par. Access code). MC100 User’s Manual 9...
- Page 10 As INSTALLER, it is possible to display and change the User and the Installer password. As MANUFACTURER, it is possible to display and change all three passwords. As SICES, it is possible to display and change some parameters of plant configuration, related to the parallel functions.
- Page 11 Page S.01 displays system status information. Part of these information are displayed on the upper status bar. Page S.02 is automatically displayed in case of fault. Each fault is displayed by an initial letter that define the type of alarm: "A” : Alarm MC100 User’s Manual 11...
- Page 12 Page M.04 displays the phase currents of the Genset/Load/Mains and the auxiliary current. Page M.05 displays the active power, the power factors and the type of load, phase and total. Page M.06 displays the reactive and apparent power, phase and total. 12 MC100 User’s Manual...
- Page 13 . A menu will guide to the selection of the desired function. WARNING: Before proceeding with the manual synchronisation, check that the configuration impedes the closing of the circuit breaker in case the adjustment of speed and phase is not correct. MC100 User’s Manual 13...
- Page 14 (%). The value that will be changed is highlighted in negative. Press ACK/ENTER to exit the adjustment procedure. Note: The function described is available only if it has not been set the use of an external potentiometer for the speed control. 14 MC100 User’s Manual...
- Page 15 To change the LANGUAGE press ACK/ENTER ; the square brackets [ ] will flash. Use the vertical scrolling buttons UP and DOWN to display the LANGUAGE available and press ACK/ENTER to confirm or EXIT/SHIFT to cancel. MC100 User’s Manual 15...
- Page 16 SICES s.r.l. reserves the right to modify this document without prior notice. SICES has made any effort to ensure that the information herein provide are correct; in any case SICES does not assume any liability for the use these information.
Need help?
Do you have a question about the MC100 and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers