CTI Technical Manual Nueva
CTI Technical Manual Nueva
CTI Technical Manual Nueva
INTRODUCTION___________________________________4
General introduction______________________________4
CTI transfer panel range___________________________4
New changeover panel____________________________4
Voltage options__________________________________5
Accessories_____________________________________5
Environment_____________________________________5
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS____________________6
INSTALLATION____________________________________7
First operation___________________________________7
Wall mounting installation and dimensions____________7
Accessories mounting____________________________7
Power cables connection _________________________8
Network configurations____________________________9
Control terminals connections_____________________12
OPERATION_____________________________________13
General introduction_____________________________13
Electronic module introduction____________________13
Programming___________________________________14
Visualization____________________________________26
Manual operation________________________________30
Test mode_____________________________________37
RANGE__________________________________________39
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ______________________41
APPENDIX_______________________________________43
• This leaflet provides CTI Automatic Transfer Switch • The maintenance operations must be carried out
range, safety, connection and operating instruc- exclusively by authorised and appropriately trained
tions. personnel.
• This system must always be installed and commis- • This system complies with the community direc-
sioned by specialised and qualified persons. tives applicable to this product. Thus, it bears the
• Check earth cable connected before powering the CE mark.
unit. • Compliance with IEC 60947-6-1 and IEC 614369-1.
• Keep the cabinet clean using a dry cloth. • Information provided in this instruction manual is
• It is recommended that this leaflet be kept in a place subject to change and not contractual.
easily accessible to all of those who may need it.
INTRODUCTION
General introduction
The CTI enclosure integrates a 4-pole fast changeo- The electronic module includes:
ver switch including electronic control to meet the IEC • Source supply monitoring
60947-6-1 standard. Thanks to the changeover switch
• Metering display (voltage and frequency as standard)
technology, it is always possible to manually operate
the system in order to guarantee the changeover panel • Test operations and Sequences programming using
operation under all circumstances. keypad.
This new development allows advantages brought Manual & padlocking operations, as well as electronic
using switch technology but keeps contactor control module programming and use are directly accessible
possible on request via programming (Refer to RE- from the front panel.
TURN 0 Function).
CTI 100 A CTI_1 100A wo types of products for two voltage configu-
T
CTI 125 A CTI_1 125A rations
CTI : for 230/400 Vac
CTI 160 A CTI_1 160A CTI_1 : for 127/230 Vac
2 - OPERATION :
4 A flexible operating mechanism enables fast auto-
matic or local/emergency manual operation with
1 2
padlocking facility.
3 - ENCLOSURE :
A steel enclosure designed specifically to allow an
easy fixing and wiring of the changeover and its ac-
cessories (IP54, Lightning protection...), as well as an
ergonomic use thanks to a flush mounting allowing a
direct access to the means of visualization, con-
figuration and control (Auto & Manu).
Voltage options
CTI power supply can carry from 230-30% Vac to Two CTI versions have been developed to meet all of
230+30% Vac under frequency 50Hz or 60Hz. voltage configurations required.
Accessories
>T
he following accessories are available as customer fitted options
• Voltage Sensing tap accessory allows for each pole • Terminal extensions. This accessory allow to con-
voltage sensing or supply (on two 1.5mm2 terminals) vert the CTI plugs to terminal bars. 1 kit includes 3
directly taken from power terminals via a dedicated terminal extensions pieces with their phase screen
plug. protection.
Environment
> The complete enclosure meets following environmental requirements:
• Ingress protection: • Storage conditions :
- standard Enclosed product = IP4x (possible IP54 - Duration: 1 year maximum
with option) - Temperature: <+55°C
- Loose product = IP21 - Humidity: 80% non condensing at 55°C
• Operating conditions: • Maximum operating altitude without switch de-
- Temperature : rating is 2000 m above sea level.
From -10°C to +40°C without de-rating
From +40°C to +65°C without de-rating
- Humidity: 95% non condensing at +40°C
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
First operation
• The system is delivered in position 0 and in auto
mode with the generator start contact closed.
Accessories mounting
> Auxilary contacts > Voltage sensing tap
Use 20mm
screws for 1
module Pozidriv PZ2 - 1 Nm
1 auxiliary contact normally open and normally closed Allows for each pole voltage sensing
for each position I, O, II. Use dedicated screws deliv- or supply (max 1,5 mm2 cable), power
ered with the accessory. cables connection capacity remains
available.
> Solid neutral kit
Window Brackets
SURGYS
> Terminal extensions
These terminals can be connected in the CTI plugs,
then they provide connections on terminals directly.
1 piece for the main side
1 piece for the genset side
The lightning protection system is hardly recommend-
ed to ensure changeover safety. 1 piece for the load side.
This option is provided mounted on a din rail which
can be fixed with the 2 screws available on the enclo-
sure back plate (on the top or bottom).
The phases and neutral lines can be connected on the
upstream side of the source which presents more risks.
Network configurations
VOLTAGE CONFIGURATIONS
Network FG Wilson
Voltage Frequency Electrical drawing
type option code
400 V / 230 V 50 Hz
L7 L8 L9 N2 L4 L5 L6 N1
440 V / 254 V 60 Hz N2 N1
L9 L8 L6 L5
50 Hz
200 V / 115 V
Phase to Phase
CTI_1
208 V / 120 V 60 Hz L7 L8 L9 N2 L4 L5 L6 N1
N2 N1
L9 L8 L6 L5
50 Hz
220 V / 110 V
Phase to Phase
CTI_1
230 V / 115 V 60 Hz L7 L8 L9 N2 L4 L5 L6 N1
L9 L8 L6 L5
N/M N/M
VOLTAGE CONFIGURATIONS
Network FG Wilson
Voltage Frequency Electrical drawing
type option code
230 V / 115 V 50 Hz
L8 L5
L9 L6
230 V / 115 V 60 Hz
M: Midle point
Mains Genset
230 V 50 Hz
L8 L5
220 -> 240V
240 V
1 phase 2 wires
2BL L8 L9 L5 L6
L9/N2 L6/N1
230 V 60 Hz
Mains Genset
Network configurations
VOLTAGE CONFIGURATIONS
41NBL
(400 Vac)
CTI
42NBL
L7 L4
(230 Vac)
L7 L8 L9 N2 L4 N1
N2
L9 L8 N1
Mains Genset
N3 L7 L8 L9 N2 L4 L5 L6 N1
207
208
209
210
43
44
53
54
63
64
73
74
General introduction
The product provides: It is possible to set up a return to zero position action
• Manual operation after source failure (main or gen). 2nd TRIP variable
must be activated to allow this feature.
• Automatic transfer operation
The product requires at least one type of network con-
• Test operations and mimic
figuration and a network nominal voltage configuration
• Sources & power availability mimic to be input via the keypad by the user.
• Voltage and frequency metering Other default values can be stored or modified accord-
• Fault information ing to hereafter programming guidelines.
Switch state
• 2 green Leds to indicate if
the switch is opened or closed
- Led is on = switch is closed
- Led is off = switch is opened
• 1 Yellow led to indicate if both
switches are in 0 position
- Led is on = both switches opened CLICK !
- Led is off = Gen or Mains
switch closed
Power Led
• 1 green led
- Always on = Product power supply • Return to zero
is on Retransfer Inhibit
feature unavailable
- Always off = Power off or • 1 yellow Led, linked to retransfer inhibit pushbutton
software error if another led is on Error Led - Led is on = retransfer inhibit feature is active
and LCD is OK • 1 red led to indicate a fault - Led is off = retransfer inhibit inactive
- Led is on = switch error - Led is blinking = retransfer is blocked,
Action from software not confirmed by an auxiliary waiting for a push on the retransfer inhibit
contact. Open the front cover to reset. pushbutton to allow retransfer
1 2
1. Locking
• Option to padlock using a 1 x 8 mm max. padlock.
Cover
• Padlock facility (1 x 8mm max)
• Open the cover to allow manual mode.
2. AUT/MAN cover • Close the cover (“clic”) to allow automatic
• Open the cover to switch to manual mode.
mode selection.
• Open front cover to reset software’s faults
Manual operation • Close the cover to return to automatic
and to (remote
reset a test control)
on load mode.
• Insert Allen key (5.0mm provided)
to manually operate the switch.
• Open and close the cover to clear faults.
• Manual operation only possible
in Manual mode when not padlocked
3. Auto/Manual mode sensor
5 4. Switch position indicators
• Display of position I, 0, II.
Switch position indications
• 0, I or II position display
5. Manual switching
• Insert the Allen key (5.0 mm) provided and turn to switch
manually.
• Manual operation is not possible when padlocked.
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CTI Transfer Panel
General introduction
OPERATION Electronic module introduction
Programming
Visualization
Manual operation
Automatic operation
Test mode
Programming
> Software version
Software version is displayed on the unit after reset
(powering up action after minimum 3 minutes power
off to discharge the unit).
Programming mode is accessible by pressing and To exit the Programming and come back to visualisa-
holding the validation pushbutton for 3 seconds and tion mode, hold the validation pushbutton for 3 sec-
then entering the code (default code = 1000): onds.
Parameters saved permanently after exit.
Validate
ATI 070 A
PRODUCT RESET
• Software reset -> open and reclose the front cover
Programming
PROGRAMMING MENUS
> Architecture and navigation
The programming mode integrates 4 Menus: Timers: Automatic timer settings
Setup: Network parameters Setup parameters must always be verified / modified
in accordance to the application.
Volt levels: Voltage detection levels
Freq. levels: Frequency detection levels
The default values are loaded
standard
NETWORK 4NBL OV. U I 115% OV. F I 105% 1FT 0003 SEC IN 1 ---
NEUTRAL AUTO OV. U HYS I 110% OV. F HYS I 103% 1RT 0180 SEC IN 1 NO
ROT PH. --- UND. U I 085% UND. F I 095% 10T 0002 SEC IN 2 ---
NOM. VOLT 230 V UND. U HYS I 095% UND. F HYS I 097% 2AT 0005 SEC IN 2 NO
NOM. FREQ 50 Hz UNB. U I 00% OV. F I I 105% 2CT 0180 SEC IN 3 ---
PRIO TON NO UNB. U HYS I 00% OV. F HYS I I 103% 20T 0010 SEC IN 3 NO
RETURN 0 NO OV. U HYS I I 110% UND. F HYS I I 097% ODT 0003 SEC OUT 2
CODE P 1000
CODE E 0000
Programming
1 SETUP
> Parameter Display
For example, the setup menu integrates 10 parameters The table explains parameters’ definition, settings pos-
described in the table hereunder. sibilities, and default values.
Programming
1 SETUP
> Parameter modification > To return to Setup menu press home pushbut-
Display the required parameter for modification.
ton or press down to continue.
Apply the same procedure described hereunder for
network voltage modification, to all other parameters.
Possible settings are described in the next table.
Example: We want to modify network voltage from Press to return to Setup menu
400 V to 230 V.
ATI 075 C
Programming
1 SETUP
1 SETUP
Default Definition Adjustment range M-G M-M
values
Programming
1 SETUP
1 SETUP
Default Definition Adjustment range M-G M-M
values
The return to 0 function allows, after the loss of the main The 2nd trip parameter is associated with the re-
or the genset voltage, the changeover switch opening af- turn to 0 function as it requires some energy from
ter a delay from I to 0 or from II to 0. So for example, an internal energy storage device.
this solution gives the possibility to open the switch after So to achieve a 2nd opening on loss of voltage, you
short-circuit. It also allows you to restart the genset after need to wait for the energy storage device to be re-
a shutdown without the load connected. charged.
Programming
2 VOLT. LEVELS
2 VOLT. LEVELS
Default Definition Adjustment range M-G M-M
values
102 – 130% • •
OV. U I 115% Overvoltage threshold source I
101 – 129% • •
OV. U HYS I 110% Source I over-voltage hysteresis
60 – 98% • •
UND. U I 085% Undervoltage threshold source I
61 – 99% • •
UND. U HYS I 095% Source I under-voltage hysteresis
Phase unbalance threshold I 0 – 30% • •
UNB. U I 00%
(see next paragraph)
Hysteresis unbalance detection I 0 – 29% • •
UNB. U HYS I 00%
(see next paragraph)
102 – 130% • •
OV. U I I 115% Overvoltage threshold source II
101 – 129% • •
OV. U HYS I I 110% Source II over-voltage hysteresis
60 – 98% • •
UND. U I I 085% Undervoltage thresholds source II
61 – 99% • •
UND. U HYS I I 095% Source II under-voltage hysteresis
Phase unbalance threshold II 0 – 30% • •
UNB. U I I 00%
(see next paragraph)
Hysteresis unbalance detection II 0 – 29% • •
UNB. U HYS I I 00%
(see next paragraph)
Programming
3 FREQ. LEVELS
3 FREQ. LEVELS
Default Definition **Adjustment range M-G M-M
values
102 – 130% • •
OV. F I 105% Over-frequency threshold source I
101 – 129% • •
OV. F HYS I 103% Source I over-frequency hysteresis
60 – 98% • •
UND. F I 095% Under-frequency threshold source I
61 – 99% • •
UND. F HYS I 097% Source I under-frequency hysteresis
102 – 130% • •
OV. F I I 105% Over-frequency threshold source II
101 – 129% • •
OV. F HYS I I 103% Source II over-frequency hysteresis
60 – 98% • •
UND. F I I 095% Under-frequency threshold source II
61 – 99% • •
UND. F HYS I I 097% Source II under-frequency hysteresis
Programming
4 TIMERS
4 TIMERS VALUE
Default Definition Adjustment M-G M-M
values range
Programming
4 TIMERS
4 TIMERS VALUE
Default Definition Adjustment M-G M-M
values range
> Information
In a situation of mains returns, if the genset shutsdown, the 1RT timer is automatically set to 3 seconds to allow
a quick return to the mains.
Programming
I-O MENU
5 I-O
Variable Definition Adjustment range Default value
IN I Input 1 status NO NO
IN 1 NO or
NC
IN 2 Input 2 status NO NO
IN 2 NO or
NC
IN 3 Input 3 status NO NO
IN 3 NO or
NC
Programming
M-G* M-M*
Inputs description
Automatic operation inhibited
INH
Automatic operation inhibited, same function as manual mode. All Automatic operation is then inhibited. Start • •
gen state will not change even if the network is lost.
Test on load
TON Activates on load test. Retransfer remains locked until contact is deactivated.
•
Test off load
TOF Activates off load test (genset started and stopped).
•
Forcing to source II (genset) in TON and EON mode
MSR
During an on load test or a delayable external on load operation request, validating the input enables you to
remain in back-up position in all circumstances (loss of this source), as long as the test is active. This input
•
has priority over parameters PRIO TON and PRIO EON.
Confirms return to priority source
Remote manual transfer. Transfer back to source I initiated upon the contact closing. Same function • •
RTC as the variable "RETRANS" cleared with the keypad. This SETUP menu variable must also be at YES to
validate operation by the input.
Source / source II alarm
I
AL1 / Informs the user by flashing the fault LED and indicating F12 ALR - 1 / F22 ALR - 2 on the screen. This • •
AL2 message disappears along with the alarm
Source I / source II fault
Informs the user by flashing the fault LED and indicating F11 FLT - 1 / F21 FLT - 2 on the screen.
FT1 / Disappears after validation and reset (by activating RST input, opening and then closing the cover or via • •
FT2 RS485). Immediately shifts the changeover switch to position 0, without 10T or 20T time delay. NB, only
works if the 2nd TRIP parameter is activated.
Fault reset
RST Reinitialises a fault
• •
* M-G : Mains - genset application - M-M : Mains - Mains application
M-G* M-M*
Outputs description
Source available
S1A /S2A Source I / Source II available. Output activated (closed) if source I / source II is within the • •
defined setting ranges (same function as LED on front panel).
At least one source available
SCA Source I or II available. Output activated (closed) if at least one of the 2 sources is within the • •
defined settings ranges.
Position auxiliary contact
AC1/AC2/
Outputs activated respectively when product is in position I / position II / position 0.
• •
AC0
Load supplied by source I / by source II
Indicates which source is supplying the load. Output LO1 / LO2 activated if the 2 following
LO1 / LO2
conditions are simultaneously validated: position I / position II is closed and source I / source • •
II is available (LO1 = AC1 et S1A / LO2 = AC2 et S2A). position I / position II is closed and
source / source is available (LO1 = AC1 and S1A / LO2 = AC2 and S2A).
Fault summary
FLT Output activated (closed) if at least one fault (internal or transferred external) is activated.
• •
Product operational (no fault + product in Auto mode)
POP
Output activated (closed) if the product is deemed "operational" i.e. it is in AUT mode, the supply • •
is present and no fault is detected.
Synthesis TON
TOS Output is activated in case of test on load.
•
* M-G : Mains - genset application - M-M : Mains - Mains application
Visualization
PRODUCT METERING
> General comments
Metering is active as soon as the unit is powered. After commutation cycle, the display comes back to
Commutation cycles have priority over Visualisation Mains voltage display (first variable of the mode).
mode and display timers count down as soon as they Visualisation mode architecture is as described here-
are active. under.
Any value available in this mode can be kept on the
screen once displayed. excepted during commutation
cycle; comes back to timer count down after 5 s.
Visualization
PRODUCT METERING
> Values definition
• 4NBL: Mains V1, V2, V3, U12, U23, U31 • 3NBL: Mains U12, U23, U31 / Gen U12, U23, U31
Gen V1, V2, V3, U12, U23, U31 • 41NBL/42NBL: Mains V1, V2, V3 / Gen V1
• 2NBL: Mains U12, U23, U31 / Gen U12, U23, U31 Mains and Generator sensing are 3 phases.
• 2BL: Mains U12 / Gen U12
Mains frequency
Generator frequency
Visualization
ENCODING PRINCIPLE
> Example
Message identification
No Status message Fault message
1 2
0 Manual switching Duty cycle
1 Under-voltage Fault
2 Over-voltage Alarm
Type of Source in Message Description 3 Under-frequency Neutral wiring / Phase rota-
message: question identification
M: Event 0: common n°
tion mismatch
F: Fault 1: source 1 see opposite 4 Over-frequency Capacitor back to 0
2: Source 2 table
5 Phase unbalance Insufficient switchover
power
6 Phase rotation Position not reached
Visualization
ERROR MESSAGES LIST
1 2
Limited number of operations in Wait 1 min. for the error mes- Automatic
a defined period. sage to disappear.
Source 1 /source 2 neutral wiring mismatch
1 2 The neutral on source 1 is not Rewire one of the two sources. Open and then close
wired on the same side as the E.g. both neutrals on the left, or the cover
neutral on source 2 . both neutrals on the right.
Alarm 1 / Alarm 2
1 2
This fault only appears if input Resolve the external problem Automatic
AL1/AL2 is activated (see I-O that caused activation of input
Menu). AL1/AL2. Once this is done, the
1 2
error message will automatically
disappear.
Phase rotation fault on source 1 /source 2
1 2
The phase rotation does not cor- Either invert two phases on Automatic
respond to the ROT PH. variable source 1 / source 2 , or change
in the Setup menu. the status of the ROT PH. vari-
1 2
able in the Setup menu, if both
sources are faulty.
Return to zero capacitor charging fault on source 1 /source 2
1 2
Recharging malfunction of ca- Provisional action: deactivate the Open and then close the
pacitor associated with source 1 RETURN 0 function in the Setup cover
/ source 2 . menu (Set to NO), or open the
1 2
cover and operate manually.
Then: contact your retailer.
Insufficient switchover power on source 1 /source 2
1 2
The power is insufficient to leave Supply the power (U,I) from Open and then close the
position II/I. source 1 or 2 for at least 20 secs cover
or open the cover and operate
1 2
manually.
Fault position 0, I, II 1 2
1 2
Following an electric or automatic Provisional action: open the Aut/ Change source status.
order, position 0 / I / II is not Man cover and operate manually. Manual operation.
reached. Then: contact your retailer.
1 2
1 2
Manual operation
To access Manual Mode operation open the front cover
MANUAL MODE
Once in manual mode (cover open) it is possible: As soon as the manual mode is activated (cover open),
• to access programming and visualisation menus all automatic actions are inhibited.
• to padlock the switch The same result is achieved, if the contact (Excepted
the start order if mains failed) between the 207 and 208
• to operate the switch with the handle
terminals is closed : in this case, programming, visuali-
• to start the Gen using test off load pushbutton. sation, test off load are available.
MANUAL MODE
Handle
Programming Visualisation Padlocking Start Generator
Operation
MANUAL OPERATION
Take the handle, attached on the front face under the • from position I turn anti clockwise to reach position 0
cover, to manually operate the switch. • from position 0 turn anti clockwise to reach position II
Verify the switch position on the front position label • from position II turn clockwise to reach position 0
before any manual operation:
• from position 0 turn clockwise to reach position I
Do not leave the manual handle in automatic
mode.
PADLOCKING
Padlock is only possible in manual operating mode
(front cover opened).
Padlocking is configurable in position 0 only or in 3
positions (I-0-II).
Manually pull the padlock handle to allow the pad-
lock to be inserted into the hole provided
4 mm min
3/16” min
8 mm min
5/16” min
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CTI Transfer Panel
OPERATION
Automatic operation
Ensure cover is fully closed and switch is in automatic The unit integrates a power capacitor source to pro-
mode. Close the front cover “Click” to access auto- vide enough power during black out (loss of mains)
matic operation. to wait for generator starting and to eventually drive
The automatic mode must be activated as soon as the switch to zero position if required. Further external
source switching is required after loss of mains condi- protection will be required if “phasing” is a concern.
tion.
POSSIBLE ACTION
Once in automatic mode it is possible: MODE AUTOMATIQUE
• to access programming and visualisation menus
• to start off load or on load testing
• to start a loss of Mains sequence Loss of Mains
Off load On load
• to start a Mains return sequence Programming Visualization
testing testing
mains return
sequence sequence
Automatic operation
LOSS OF MAINS SEQUENCE
> “RETURN TO 0 POSITION” variable set to NO
• Mains available
• Generator is stopped
• Switch in position I
Loss of
mains ? No
Loss of mains?
Yes
Power cap Activation
until Genset availability
Count down
1FT = 0 Genset
1FT star up
Mains comes back
Start Genset
before 1FT ends ?
Reset 1FT
Yes
Generator
available?
No
Yes
No
Stop gen Mains available?
Reset 2AT
Count down
2CT
Gen fails
Count down
2AT
Transfert I ––> 0
0DT = 0
Transfert 0 ––> II
• Mains unavaible
• Generator running
• Switch in position II
Automatic operation
LOSS OF MAINS SEQUENCE
Loss of Main
Return to 0 position = Yes
Loss of Main
I Main’s
return
Pos 1FT 10T
Main’s
return
0 end end
&
Main Gen
OK OK ?
Yes Yes
No No
2nd trip 2nd trip
Loss of
Gen
Yes Yes
1RT 2AT
Loss of Loss of
Main 1RT = 3s Gen
Capa Gen end Capa Gen
available available
Main’s
Yes Yes return
or or 0DT
& end
&
I <-- 0
0 --> II
No
Gen
OK
Yes
Automatic operation
MAINS RETURN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE
This sequence is started as soon as the unit is in
automatic mode and in position II.
Position II:
• Mains is not available
• Switch is in position II (Generator)
• Generator is on
> Specific feature
Retransfer inhibit feature
• Once the mains is back, it might be preferable not • Once retransfer from the generator to the mains is
to immediately transfer the load from the generator ready, RTI feature blocks the retransfer and the RTI
to the mains. led is blinking.
• If retransfer inhibit feature has been enabled in the • A manual press on the RTI pushbutton is necessary
programming mode, the RTI led is on. to start retransfer.
CLICK !
RTI RTI
led pushbutton
Automatic operation
MAINS RETURN AUTOMATIC SEQUENCE
> Sequence description
• Mains unavailable
• Generator running
• Switch in position II
Mains Yes
return No
Mains return ?
No
Manual re-transfer Loss of Mains ?
Yes
Yes
Gen’s lost Count down Loss of Gen ?
before 1RT 20T
times out
1RT = 0
Count down No
1MT
Transfer II ––> 0
Count down
0DT
0DT = 0
Transfer 0 ––> I
Automatic operation
GEN FAILURE
Loss of Gen
Return to 0 position = Yes
Loss of Gen
Gen’s
Return
20T
20T default value = 5 sec
Fault situation: 1MT = 3 sec
0 <-- II
Start Gen On during
1MT+ROT
No No
2nd trip 2nd trip
actif actif
Yes Yes
Loss of Loss of
Main Gen
1RT Main Energy Gen Energy 2AT
available available
No No
1RT=3s
&
&
I <-- 0 0 --> II
No
Yes
Gen
OK
2CT Loss of
Stop Gen Main
Test mode
TEST MODE ACCESS
> Functionality
Press Test Push button
TEST
Code
After 10 sec. Yes OK End
Test off Load Test off load
Led blinks ? sequence
No Code
not OK
Auto
Yes Code
After 10 sec. OK End
Test On Load Test on load
Led blinks ? sequence
No Code
not OK
Exit
Test mode
OFF LOAD TESTING
This test is possible in automatic mode in position I
when the mains is available or in manual mode. It can
be considered as a generator manual start in manual
mode.
No
No
Press
?
No Yes
ON LOAD TESTING
This test is only possible in automatic mode, it allows
to start the genset even if the mains is unavailable be-
fore and during a critical period on the mains.
Test mode
RETURN TO Ø FEATURE
> Energy storage device end of life
Return to zero feature unavailability.
Unavailability of this optional feature will be indicated
on the front panel. Please Refer to the trouble shooting
guide.
Return to zero position feature is realised thanks to a
internal energy storage device.
In case of failure of this component, a pointer remains
on to inform operator that return to zero feature (“2nd
TRIP”) is no longer operational.
CLICK !
RANGE
CTI
348-7797 348-7799 348-7812 348-7814
400Vac
Changeover switch
CTI_1
306-9846 306-9848 306-9849 306-9850
230Vac
CTI
306-9851 306-9852 306-9853 306-9854
400Vac
Bridging bar
306-9836 306-9894
Auxiliary contacts
306-9835
Solid neutral
306-9895
306-9845
x2
306-9896
Lightning protection
355-1440
IP 54
348-8814
Terminal
extensions
(3 pieces) 348-8815
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
• Reset
AUT
Click!
> POSITIVE
• Go to the next step.
03 > NEGATIVE
Power supply Led is • Consult your local dealer.
blinking. > POSITIVE
• Go to the next symptoms.
02 01 > NEGATIVE
The mains Mains availability • Check lamp test.
availability. Led is on. • Check that the mains return timer (1RT) is still not counting
down.
• Check that the mains protection system (breaker) is on
(Position 1).
• Then consult your local dealer.
> POSITIVE
• Go to the next steps or symptoms.
03 01 > NEGATIVE
The genset Genset availability • Check lamp test.
availability (genset Led is on. • Check that the genset stabilisation timer (2AT) is still not
supposed started). counting down.
• Check that the genset protection system (breaker) is on
(Position 1).
• Then consult your local dealer.
> POSITIVE
• Go to the next steps or symptoms.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
Drilling templates
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