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TP-6804 12/1152 Section 4 DC2 Controller Operation
4.2.1 Controller Keypad
The RUN, OFF, and AUTO buttons control the generator
set as described in Figure 4-3.
Use the EXERCISE button to set the exerciser on the
DC2 controller. See Section 4.5 for instructions to set
the exerciser.
Note: A personal computer (laptop) with Kohlerr
SiteTecht software is required for changing
settings on the DC2 controller.
4.2.2 LED Indicators
LEDs above the RUN, OFF, and AUTO buttons indicate
the mode of operation as shown in Figure 4-4.
Button Button Function
RUN Press to start the generator set. The engine start time delay is ignored.
The software version and engine model are displayed briefly when RUN is pressed.
OFF Stops the generator set. The cooldown time delay is ignored.
During the engine crank cycle, pressing OFF will stop the crank cycle.
Press to clear faults and reset the controller.
Press and hold to access the event log.
AUTO Press to place the generator set in Automatic (standby) mode.
Press to exit the event log.
Press and hold AUTO and OFF to reset the maintenance timer.
EXERCISE When the controller is in AUTO mode, press to set the exerciser. See Section 4.5.
When the controller is OFF, press and hold to reset the OnCue password. See Section 4.8.
Figure 4-3 DC2 Controller Pushbutton Operation
LED LED Indication Description
RUN RUN LED is on. Generator set is running. Remote start and stop commands are ignored.
OFF
OFF LED lights for 2
seconds, then flashes
every 2 seconds.
Generator set and controller are off. Remote start/stop commands have no
effect. The exercise cycle will not run.
In Auto mode, OFF LED
flashes quickly to indicate
a fault shutdown.
Attention required. Identify and correct the fault condition before resetting the
controller.
AUTO AUTO LED is on. Automatic (standby) mode. Generator set will respond to engine start and
stop commands from the controller (for example, exercise start and stop
commands) or an ATS. Time delays operate as described in Section 2.3.
Figure 4-4 DC2 Controller LED Operation
- 14/20RESA 1
- 14/20RESAL 1
- Operation 1
- Controller Identification 2
- Engine Identification 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Table of Contents, continued 4
- TP-6804 12/116 6
- Accidental Starting 7
- Engine Backfire/Flash 8
- Exhaust System 8
- Fuel System 9
- Hazardous Noise 9
- Hazardous Voltage/ 9
- Moving Parts 9
- Heavy Equipment 10
- Hot Parts 10
- Introduction 11
- Nameplate 12
- Emission Information 12
- Service Assistance 13
- RDC2 Controller Features 16
- DC2 Controller Features 17
- 1.7 Accessories 18
- 1.8 Service Views 19
- 2.1 Prestart Checklist 21
- 2.3 Generator Set Operation 21
- RXT Transfer Switch 22
- RDT or RSB Transfer Switches 22
- 2.4 Exercise 23
- 2.5 Faults 24
- Fault Shutdown 25
- Switch Controller 29
- 3.2 Controls and Indicators 29
- 3.2.1 Controller Keypad 30
- 3.2.2 LED Indicators 30
- 3.2.3 LCD Display 31
- 3.3 Controller Power 32
- 3.4 Battery Charging 32
- 3.5 Changing Settings 32
- 3.6 Setting the Exerciser 34
- 3.7 RDC2 Controller Menus 36
- 3.8 Main Menu 36
- 3.9 Overview Menu 37
- 3.10 Engine Metering Menu 37
- 3.11 Generator Metering Menu 38
- 3.13 Genset Run Time Menu 39
- 3.14 Genset System Menu 40
- 3.15 ATS Status Menu 41
- 3.16 ATS Configuration Menu 42
- 3.17 Date and Time Menu 43
- Submenu (OnCue Password) 45
- 3.18.3 RBUS Information 46
- 3.18.4 Remote Devices Submenu 47
- 3.19 Programmable Interface 48
- Module (PIM) Status Menu 48
- 3.21 Event Log 50
- 4.2 Controls and Indicators 51
- 4.2.1 Controller Keypad 52
- 4.2.2 LED Indicators 52
- 4.3 Controller Power 53
- 4.4 Battery Charging 53
- 4.5 Exercise 54
- 4.6 Event Log 54
- 4.7 Maintenance Timer 55
- 4.8 OnCue Password 55
- 5.1 Scheduled Maintenance 57
- 5.2 Lubrication System 60
- 5.2.6 Oil Cooler 20RESA/RESAL 61
- 5.3 Spark P lugs 62
- 5.4 Air Cleaner Service 62
- 1. Knobs (qty.2) 63
- 2. Cover 63
- 3. Paper element 63
- 5.5 Cooling System 64
- 5.6 Exhaust System 64
- 5.7 Battery 65
- 5.8 Storage Procedure 66
- Section 6 Troubleshooting 67
- 6.5 Troubleshooting 68
- Appendix A Abbreviations 69
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