Sices MC100 Manuel utilisateur

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Rev. 01 Date: 15/12/2014

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Product: MC100

ii MC100 User’s Manual

1. ................................................................................................................3

2. ..................................................................................................................3

3. ..................................................................................................................3

Buttons (ref. to fig. 1)............................................................................................4

Indicators (ref. to fig. 1).........................................................................................5

Multifunctional display...........................................................................................7

Mode navigation (ref. to fig. 2)........................................................................7

Display area layout (ref. to fig. 3)....................................................................9

Top status bar (ref. to fig. 4)...........................................................................9

Display mode........................................................................................................9

Programming (P.xx) .......................................................................................9

3.4.1.1 Access codes.......................................................................................10

3.4.1.2 Parameters configuration .....................................................................10

3.4.1.3 Strings configuration.............................................................................11

3.4.1.4 Direct access to the latest page visited ................................................11

3.4.1.5 Protections and alarms parameters......................................................11

Status information (S.xx)..............................................................................11

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

4. .........................................................................................................15

Language selection.............................................................................................15

MC100 User’s Manual 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.

DEACTIVATION –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 standard procedure (with cooling period).

WARNING –it is used to indicate a fault that requires a manual operation but without the turning off of

the engine.

Fig. 1 –MC100 Front view

The commands are made of 11 buttons (1a, 1b, 1c).

On the front view there are some indicators (2, 2a, 2b, 2c).

KEY MC100

1 - Buttons

2 - Indicators

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BUTTON

FUNCTION

MODE UP

MODE

DOWN

Ref. 1b

OFF/RESET

PROGRAM

The group is disabled; warnings and stops are cancelled. It is possible to

access to the parameters configuration.

MAN

The controller sets the genset manual operation.

Press the button START to start all gensets.

Press the button STOP to stop all gensets.

MCB button for the manual command in closing and opening operation

of the MCB “Mains circuit Breaker”.

Manual switch command in closing and opening operation with modes that

depend on the SW and HW configuration of the plant.

In case of voltage on BUS, the synchronization is required.

AUTO

TEST

The controller sets the automatic management of the gensets starts. Press

the START button to activate/deactivate the TEST mode; the STOP

button allows the stop of the gensets (with alarm activation).

The MCB allows the switch of the loads (only in TEST mode and

depending on the plant type and configuration).

The activation of an external input properly configured (or receiving of a

correct command via SMS or serial port) may force the start of groups and

load even with mains live or with inhibition input activated (REMOTE START).

EXIT/SHIFT

Ref. 1a

In program mode, it allows to cancel a variable value change, come back to

the upper menu, and exit the programming. By pressing it for two seconds in

any of the menu, it allows to exit the programming saving the position for a

future return.

In OFF/RESET mode, according to the page selected, by pressing it together

with ENTER for at least 5 seconds, it can reset the counters, reload the

default values for the programming parameters or cancel the history log (in

the CANBUS version, it also allows to force the exit from BUS OFF mode). If

used during the keyboard regulation functions, it aborts the function.

When the HELP information are available in the display pages, the HELP

message will be displayed on the bottom bar, by pressing the button and hold.

LEFT/RIGHT

Ref. 1a

The multifunctional display buttons allow to select the previous or next page

of display in all mode but PROGRAM. In the PROGRAM mode, they are used

to place the cursor during the strings insertion phase. The horizontal buttons,

combined with the button EXIT/SHIFT allow to regulate the contrast.

To decrease the contrast press the buttons EXIT/SHIFT + LEFT

(1a). To increase the contrast press the buttons EXIT/SHIFT + RIGHT

(1a).

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BUTTON

FUNCTION

UP/DOWN

Ref. 1a

Up/Down buttons. They allow to select the modality of the multifunctional

display. In PROGRAM and HISTORY LOG they allow to scroll the menus and

the variables / registrations. During the setting, they allow to

increase/decrease the variable value.

If used in combination with the EXIT/SHIFT button, they allow to scroll

the menus by ten at a time or increase/decrease the variables by ten at a time.

ENTER/ACK

Ref. 1a

It allows to activate the programming and enter a submenu, start a variable

modification and confirm said operation. It also allows to activate the

HISTORY LOG function and it permits to enter in the selected log and to

“accept” any warning of fault on the non-volatile memory at the power-up.

It acknowledges the presence of a fault and it deactivates the horn.

KM/KG

GCB

Ref. 1c

GC310/GC350 manual or “TEST” is used to switch the load between the

genset and the mains (the switch towards the mains is always possible, while

towards the genset it is possible only if the related electrical measurements

are in tolerance).

GC500 controls the genset circuit breaker or the switch. Its function depends

on the plant configuration. In case of working in parallel and at least one

source that supplies the BUS, the pushbutton activates the unloading pad

before the opening of the circuit breaker.

If it required to open it without waiting for the pad, hold the pushbutton down

for a few seconds until its opening.

START

Ref. 1b

In MAN mode it can be used to control the start of the genset.

In AUTO mode, it activates/deactivates the TEST mode. At the controller

power-up, if used together with STOP it allows to enter special functions.

STOP

Ref. 1b

It is used to control the engine stop. In AUTO, TEST or REMOTE START it

activates a stop. If it is pressed in OFF/RESET mode, it carries out a LAMP

TEST of all light indicators. At the controller power-up, if used together with

START it allows to enter special functions.

Led off

Led steady on

Led flashing







Signalling

Function

Ref. 2b

PROGRAM

OFF/RESET



It indicates that the operating mode is OFF/RESET



It indicates that the operating mode is PROGRAM



The controller is in a different operating mode

MANUAL



It indicates that the operating mode is MAN

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Signalling

Function

Ref. 2b



The controller is in a different operating mode

Ref. 2b

AUTO

TEST



It indicates that the operating mode is AUTO



Flashing at 50% it indicates that the operating mode is TEST

Flashing at 90% % it indicates that the operating mode is

REMOTE START.



The controller is in a different operating mode

Ref. 2b

STATUS



The display is in “STATUS” mode.



The display is in “PROGRAM” or another mode.

Ref. 2b

MEASURES



The display is in “MEASURES”.



The display is in “PROGRAM” or another mode.

Ref. 2b

EVENTS



The display is in “EVENTS” mode.



The display is in “PROGRAM” or another mode.

Ref. 2

ALARM

WARNING



It indicates the presence of at least a alarm, a deactivation or an

unload.



It indicates the presence of at least a warning that has not been

acknowledged by the pushbutton “ACK/ENTER”yet.



There are no alarms or warnings

Ref. 2

AUX. LINK



It indicates the activation of at least one of the two serial ports.



It indicates the activation of the serial port TEST mode.

It indicates the activation of a serial port command (the second

serial port is managed by the signalling only if configured as

communication port and not as I/O).



It indicates the deactivation of at least one of the two serial ports.

Ref. 2c

PMCBUS



It indicates that the interface PMCBUS is on, working and in

ERROR-ACTIVE mode.



Flashing at 25% it indicates a communication fault: the port is in

ERROR-PASSIVE mode.

Flashing at 75% it indicates a communication fault: the port is in

BUS-OFF mode.



CAN-BUS is disabled.

Ref. 2c

MAINS LIVE



Mains voltages and frequencies are on and steady in tolerance,

or that the digital input function “40-External Mains Sensor” is on.



Mains voltages and frequencies are off, or that the digital input

function “40-External Mains Sensor” is off.



Flashing at 50% between the two previous statuses.

Flashing at 25% mains voltages and frequencies are on but not

tolerance.

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.

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Signalling

Function

Ref. 2c

GENERATOR

BUS LIVE



Voltage off on the genset bar.

Ref. 2c

MCB



MCB open.

MCB not configured or off.



MCB closed.



Flashing at 25% MCB open at closing command.

Flashing at 75% MCB closed at opening command.

Flashing at 50% in case of synchronization with led BUS LIVE.

Ref. 2c

BUSLIVE



Voltage on on the LOAD BUS.



Voltage off on the LOAD BUS.



Flashing at 50% in case of synchronization on MCB or MGCB.

Alternate flashing on MCB or MGCB.

Ref. 2c

MGCB



MGCB open.



MGCB closed.

MGCB not configured or off.



Flashing at 25% MGCB open at closing command.

Flashing at 75% MGCB closed at opening command

Flashing at 50% in case of synchronization with led BUS LIVE.

The backlit light is managed by the controller, which provide to turn it off if no buttons are pressed in

configurable time (P.4502). In order to turn it on, just press any of the buttons. It is possible to deactivate

the automatic power-off bringing the parameter 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.

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Mode

Page

Programming

P.XX

Status information

S.XX

Electrical measures

M.XX

PMCBus

B.XX

History Log

H.XX

Generally, surfing among modes is possible by means of the buttons UP Ref. 1a and DOWN

Ref. 1a.

In order to visualize the pages in the mode, use the button LEFT Ref. 1a and

RIGHT Ref. 1a.

In some modes (e.g.: mode P.xx and mode H.xx), it is necessary to press ENTER , and then UP

Ref. 1a and DOWN 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.

Fig. 2 –Surfing among modes

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The upper status bar contains surfing, time and/or status information.

The present mode is indicated by the proper space on the top status bar (1a).

The mode (1a), together with the page (1b), allow to individuate and refer to a page unequivocally.

The system status (2) displays part of the information of the page S.01 (status info) which is useful for

the operator, because it can be displayed even if it is accessing other pages of display modes.

In some pages, pressing EXIT/SHIFT , the top status bar is replaced, for the time in which it is

pressed, by a System Status message. If the message is not available, the status bar is not displayed

until the button is released.

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).

B.03 TOT. PMCB 18:23

kWh :230000

kvarh: 172500

kW : 1235.8

kvar : 930.6

MDPt (kW): 1500.0

DPRt (%) : 82.3

KEY:

1 –Status bar

2 –Data area

Fig. 3 –Display areas

Fig. 4 –Top status bar display

B.03 TOT. PMCB 18:23

KEY:

1a –Mode

1b –Page

1c –Page title

1d –Hour

2 –System status

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This mode allows to display and change the programming parameters.

Each parameter is associated to a numeric code made of 4 digits (e.g. P.1101), which identifies the

variables independently by the language used.

The first line under the top status bar allows to identify the present menu by means of the identification

number of the menu and by the associated text.

In this line it is displayed a couple of numbers on the right. The first indicates which entry of the menu is

selected or which page is displayed, the second indicates how many entries or pages can be displayed

in the present menu/submenu.

The programming access can be conditioned by 4 different levels of PASSWORD listed in a priority

order.

1. SICES Password

2. Manufacturer Password

3. Installer Password

4. User Password

Warning: In case of loss, it is possible to reconfigure the password by accessing

with an higher-level password. In case of loss of the “MANUFACTURER” password, turn

to the support service.

The first page (0000-Access Code) of the menu SYSTEM requires the configuration of the access code

if one or more passwords have been assigned.

No password is assigned if equal to 0.

As USER, it is possible to display and change the User password only.

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.

Warning: The critical parameters cannot be changed by the User.

The pages related to the Password configuration are displayed in the menu SYSTEM if in possession

of the change rights.

If once inserted the password in the programming, the Password configuration is not displayed, press

EXIT/SHIFT to go back to the previous menu and access again.

The access code configured is valid for a period of about 10 minutes since the end of programming.

After this period of time, the access code has be set again in order to access the programming again.

Activate the mode by pressing ACK/ENTER .

Use the scrolling buttons UP Ref. 1a and DOWN Ref. 1a to select a menu and ACK/ENTER

to access. Select the variable or the submenu with the scrolling buttons UP Ref. 1a and

DOWN Ref. 1a. Pressing ACK/ENTER , if there are no submenus, they are displayed the

pages of the variables of that menu entry.

The value of the variable is displayed in square brackets, for example: [400].

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