Metron/Metron-Eledyne HD5000 Installation guide

Brand: Metron/Metron-Eledyne

Model: HD5000

Type: Installation guide

HD5000

Diesel Engine Fire Pump Controller

Setup and Operating Instructions

KEEP WITH CONTROLLER

Hubbell Industrial Controls, Inc.

4301 Cheyenne Drive, Archdale, NC 27263

Telephone (336) 434-2800 • FAX (336) 434-2803

http://www.hubbell-icd.com

[email protected]

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Table of Contents

Section 1. Introduction.............................................................................................................................1

Section 2. Installation...............................................................................................................................2

2.1 Receiving, Handling, and Storage............................................................................................2

2.2 Mounting Legs (Optional).........................................................................................................2

2.3 Installation.................................................................................................................................2

2.4 Door Switch AC Power Interlock...............................................................................................2

2.4.1 How to Defeat the Door Switch........................................................................................3

Section 3. User Interface Panel...............................................................................................................4

3.1 LCD Display..............................................................................................................................4

3.2 Keypad......................................................................................................................................4

3.3 Annunciators.............................................................................................................................5

3.4 Pressure Indicator and Battery Readings.................................................................................5

3.5 Switches and Pushbuttons.......................................................................................................5

Section 4. Configuring the Controller.....................................................................................................6

4.1 System Set Points....................................................................................................................6

4.1.1 Pressure Settings............................................................................................................6

4.1.2 Engine Auto Stop.............................................................................................................6

4.1.3 Engine Minimum Runtime................................................................................................6

4.1.4 Loss of AC Power Engine Start.......................................................................................7

4.1.5 System Setup..................................................................................................................7

4.1.6 Deluge Valve Engine Start...............................................................................................7

4.1.7 Low Suction Option..........................................................................................................7

4.1.8 Low Zone Controller Option.............................................................................................8

4.1.9 High Zone Controller Option............................................................................................8

4.1.10 Low Oil Pressure Alarm Delay.......................................................................................8

4.1.11 Power Failure Alarm Delay............................................................................................8

4.2 Auto Weekly Test......................................................................................................................8

4.3 User Settings............................................................................................................................9

4.3.1 Date and Time.................................................................................................................9

4.3.2 User Preferences...........................................................................................................10

4.3.3 Annual Test Reminder....................................................................................................10

4.3.4 Change User Password.................................................................................................10

4.3.5 Segment Brightness.......................................................................................................11

Section 5. Quick Start Menu..................................................................................................................12

5.1 Using the Quick Start menu....................................................................................................12

5.2 Set Point List...........................................................................................................................12

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Section 6. Data Log................................................................................................................................14

6.1 USB Memory Stick Data Log..................................................................................................14

6.1.1 Activating the USB Memory Stick Data Log...................................................................14

6.1.2 Disconnecting the USB Memory Stick...........................................................................14

6.1.3 Viewing the USB Memory Stick Data Log.....................................................................14

6.2 On-Board Data Log.................................................................................................................15

6.3 Data Log Configuration...........................................................................................................15

6.4 Viewing Engine History...........................................................................................................16

Section 7. Auxiliary Programs...............................................................................................................17

7.1 Configuration Options.............................................................................................................17

7.2 Configuring the Auxiliary Programs........................................................................................20

7.3 User Defined Messages.........................................................................................................21

7.4 View User Defined Messages.................................................................................................23

Section 8. Test Procedures....................................................................................................................24

8.1 Manual Start...........................................................................................................................24

8.2 Automatic Pressure Start........................................................................................................24

8.3 Manual Test Start....................................................................................................................24

8.4 Remote Test Start...................................................................................................................24

8.5 Automatic Test Start................................................................................................................25

8.6 Remote Start...........................................................................................................................25

8.7 Deluge Valve Start..................................................................................................................25

8.8 High Zone Call to Start (for Low Zone Controllers).................................................................25

8.9 Alarm Condition Tests.............................................................................................................26

8.9.1 Loss of Crank Connectivity............................................................................................26

8.9.2 Over Speed....................................................................................................................26

8.9.3 Low Oil Pressure / High Coolant Temperature..............................................................26

8.9.4 Battery #1 Failure / Battery #2 Failure / Loss of DC......................................................26

8.9.5 Charger #1 Failure / Charger #2 Failure........................................................................27

8.9.6 AC Failure......................................................................................................................27

8.9.7 Fail to Start....................................................................................................................27

8.9.8 Lockout..........................................................................................................................28

8.9.9 Low Fuel Level...............................................................................................................28

Appendix A. Set Point Definitions.............................................................................................................29

Appendix B. Alarm Messages...................................................................................................................33

Appendix C. Replacement Parts...............................................................................................................35

Appendix D. Main I/O Dry Contact Input Wiring......................................................................................36

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Section 1. Introduction

Hubbell HD5000 Fire Pump Controllers are microprocessor based combined automatic and manual diesel engine

driven fire pump controllers. These controllers are specifically designed and tested to start, and monitor fire pump

diesel engines. They are available for use with 12 or 24 volt lead acid batteries, and with an AC voltage input range of

95-250 volts, 50/60 Hertz. The HD5000 monitors, displays and records the fire pump system information. Hubbell's

fire pump controllers are Listed by Underwriters' Laboratories Inc., in accordance with UL218, UL/cUL Listed,

Approved by Factory Mutual, in accordance with FM 1321/1323, and available with CE. They are built to meet or

exceed the requirements of NFPA 20 (Installation of Centrifugal Fire Pumps), NFPA 70 (National Electrical Code), as

well as NEMA and the approving authorities.

NOTICE: Read these instructions thoroughly before installing and operating the controller. If there are still questions,

contact your Hubbell factory representative for assistance.

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Section 2. Installation

2.1 Receiving, Handling, and Storage

1. Immediately upon receipt, carefully unpack and inspect the Controller for damage that may have

occurred in shipment. If damage or rough handling is evident, file a damage claim with the

transportation carrier immediataly.

2. If the Controller must be stored, cover it and then place it in a clean, dry location. Avoid unheated

locations, where condensation can result in damage to the insulation or corrosion of metal parts.

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2.2 Mounting Legs (Optional)

See Bulletin No. 62069101.a for assembly instructions.

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2.3 Installation

NOTICE: DO NOT drill or punch your own holes. Drilling or modification of the device nulls and voids all

warranties, expressed or written, by Hubbell. Two holes are pre-punched in the bottom of the enclosure for

alarm wire and engine wire conduit entry.

Refer to Field Connection drawing supplied with the controller.

1. Consult the Controller nameplate to verify that the DC voltage and ground polarity matches the

engine battery. Also verify that the Controller AC power requirement matches available AC power.

2. Set the CONTROLLER READY/OFF SWITCH (inside controller) to the OFF position.

3. Connect the water line to the INLET side of the solenoid valve located on the bottom left side of the

controller. Connect a drain line to the DRAIN side of the valve.

4. Connect engine leads to Engine Board terminal block, as well as any additional wires for ECM and

PLD engines.

5. Connect required alarm contacts to TB1 on the Main I/O Board per the Field Connection drawing.

6. Connect any additional wires to TB2 on the Main I/O Board.

7. Connect battery leads to the Charger Board terminal block.

8. Connect the AC input to the AC IN terminal block on the Charger Board.

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2.4 Door Switch AC Power Interlock

NOTICE: When the cabinet door is opened, the AC power is disconnected from the two battery chargers

and from the system. The system will run off of battery power. When installation and testing is complete,

insure that the cabinet door is fully closed. The AC power interlock is only applicable to HD5000 models CB

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(August 2010) and later.

WARNING: When the cabinet door is opened and the AC power is disconnected from the system, the AC

power connector (located on the bottom of the charger board) is still HOT!

2.4.1 How to Defeat the Door Switch

NOTE: The door switch should only be defeated during installation and testing.

The switch is located at the upper-left corner of the cabinet. To defeat the switch, use your fingers to pull the

switch outwards (~1/8 inch [0.3cm]). When the door is closed, the switch will be properly restored. DO NOT

use any other means to defeat the switch.

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Section 3. User Interface Panel

The User Interface Panel (UIP) is located on the cabinet door. The UIP provides the LCD Display, keypad,

annunciators, pressure indicator, switches, and ammeter and voltmeter readings for each battery.

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3.1 LCD Display

The LCD Display located on the bottom of the UIP indicates the system time and the controller mode (Auto,

Manual, or Off).

The LCD Display also provides detailed alarm messages and is also used while programming the diesel

controller.

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3.2 Keypad

The keypad buttons are used to navigate the LCD Display menu and to configure the controller. Common

tasks performed using the keypad are:

•HOME KEY: Pressing the HOME button at anytime will return the display to the home window.

•ALARM SILENCE KEY

◦Silencing Horn: If the horn is sounding and all active alarms can be silenced, pressing the

ALARM SILENCE key will turn off the horn.

◦Resetting Alarms: If the alarm condition has cleared, press and hold the ALARM SILENCE

key for three seconds to reset the alarm. Note that NFPA-20 alarms require the system to be

switched to OFF MODE in order to reset.

•MENU KEY

◦Pressing the MENU key from the home window will display the configuration menu.

◦Pressing the MENU key while navigating the configuration menu and its sub-menus will return

the display to the previous window.

•FUNCTION KEYS (F1, F2, F3): These keys are context specific. When applicable, the bottom line

of the LCD Display will indicate each key's action.

◦Lamp Test: Pressing and holding the F1 and F2 keys will perform a lamp test.

◦Engine Test: While at the home window, pressing and holding the F1 and F3 keys for three

seconds will activate the dump valve solenoid.

•NAVIGATION KEYS: This set includes the UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT arrow keys, and the ENTER

key. The navigation keys are context specific.

◦While at the home window if there is additional information to display (such as alarm

messages or engine activity), the display will rotate through these messages at two second

intervals.

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▪Use the LEFT or RIGHT arrow key to change the window to the previous or next message.

▪Holding the ENTER key will keep the display at its current window.

◦While navigating the menu:

▪Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to change the highlighted menu item.

▪Pressing the ENTER key will select the highlighted menu item. This action will display

another sub-menu, display a set point configuration window, or perform the action

described by the menu item.

◦While configuring a set point:

▪Use the UP and DOWN arrow keys to change the set point value. For some set points,

holding the UP or DOWN arrow key will start to increment or decrement the value by 10.

▪Some set points have more than one value to configure; use the LEFT and RIGHT arrow

keys to change the selected value.

▪The configuration window also incorporates the FUNCTION KEYS, assigning the options

“Save”, “Default”, and “Cancel” to the keys F1, F2, and F3.

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3.3 Annunciators

The alarm and status indicators are located on the UIP and will illuminate only if the situation occurs.

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3.4 Pressure Indicator and Battery Readings

The voltage (VDC) and current (A) for each battery, as well as the system pressure and the configured start

pressure are prominently displayed on the UIP.

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3.5 Switches and Pushbuttons

The front of the cabinet below the UIP holds the AUTO/MANUAL switch and the pushbuttons for CRANK 1,

CRANK 2, and STOP.

The READY/OFF switch is located on the inside of the cabinet.

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Section 4. Configuring the Controller

To program the controller it must be placed in OFF mode. The READY/OFF switch is located inside the cabinet.

Press the MENU key to open the main menu. All instructions listed below will begin from the main menu.

Navigating the menu and viewing configuration values is allowed at all times; however, changing any value requires

the user password. The default user password is shown below. This password is also on a label affixed to the

cabinet door on the inside.

When prompted for the user password, enter the following key sequence:

UP – DOWN – LEFT – RIGHT – ENTER – ENTER

Refer to Appendix A for set point and configuration definitions.

NOTICE: Adjustments should be performed by qualified personnel only.

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4.1 System Set Points

See Appendix A for set point definitions.

4.1.1 Pressure Settings

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Pressure Settings.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Set the Start Pressure Choose Engine Start Pressure. Use the UP and DOWN keys

to change the value. Press F1 To save the value.

Set the Stop Pressure Choose Engine Stop Pressure. Use the UP and DOWN keys

to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

Set the Engine Start Delay

Time

Choose Engine Start Delay Time. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

4.1.2 Engine Auto Stop

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Engine Auto Stop.

2. Use the UP key to change the value to enable. Press F1 to save the value.

4.1.3 Engine Minimum Runtime

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Engine Minimum Run Time.

2. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

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4.1.4 Loss of AC Power Engine Start

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Power Failure Engine Start.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Enable an engine start on a

loss of AC Power.

Choose Power Failure Engine Start. Use the UP key to

change the value to Yes. Press F1 To save the value.

Set the start delay time Choose Engine Start Delay Time. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

4.1.5 System Setup

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → System Setup.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Set the nominal AC voltage Choose AC Voltage. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select

120VAC or 240VAC.. Press F1 To save the value.

Set the battery voltage Choose Battery Voltage. Use the UP and DOWN keys to

select either 12-Volt or 24-Volt. Press F1 to save the value.

Set the battery low voltage trip

time

Choose Batt Low Voltage Trip Time. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

Disable the engine type as a

PLD Engine

Choose PLD Engine. Use the UP key to change the value to

No. Press F1 to save the value.

Note: These options are used for alarm reporting only and do not affect the operation of the system.

4.1.6 Deluge Valve Engine Start

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Deluge Valve.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Enable an engine start on a

deluge valve open

Choose Deluge Valve. Use the UP key to change the value to

Yes. Press F1 To save the value.

Set the Engine Start Delay

Time

Choose Engine Start Delay Time. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

4.1.7 Low Suction Option

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Low Suction.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

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To Do this

Set the low suction shutdown

delay

Choose Engine Shutdown Delay. Use the UP and DOWN keys

to change the value. Press F1 To save the value.

Enable engine auto restart Choose Auto Restart. Use the UP key to change the value to

Yes. Press F1 to save the value.

4.1.8 Low Zone Controller Option

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Low Zone.

2. Use the UP key to change the value to enabled. Press F1 to save the value.

4.1.9 High Zone Controller Option

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → High Zone.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Enable the system as a High

Zone controller

Choose High Zone. Use the UP key to change the value to

Enabled. Press F1 To save the value.

Set the delay for the interlock

engaged alarm

Choose Interlock Engaged Alarm Delay. Use the UP and

DOWN keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

Note that a zero second delay will disable the alarm.

Set the Engine Start Delay

Time

Choose Engine Start Delay Time. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

Enable the interlock override Choose Interlock Override. Use the UP key to change the

value to Yes. Press F1 to save the value. This option will

force the controller to start the pump despite the low zone

controller holding the interlock.

4.1.10 Low Oil Pressure Alarm Delay

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Low Oil Pressure Alarm Delay.

2. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the value. Press F1 to save.

4.1.11 Power Failure Alarm Delay

1. Choose Configurations → System Set Points → Pwr Failure Alm Delay.

2. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the value. Press F1 to save.

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4.2 Auto Weekly Test

1. Choose Configurations → Auto Weekly Test.

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2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Enable the auto weekly test Choose Auto Weekly Test. Use the UP key to change the

value to Yes. Press F1 To save the value.

Set the test day of week Choose Test Day of Week. Use the UP and DOWN keys to

change the value. Press F1 to save the value..

Set the test start time Choose Test Start Time. Use the UP and DOWN keys to set

the hour. Press the RIGHT key. Use the UP and DOWN keys

to change the minute. Press F1 to save the value.

Set the length of run time Choose Length of Run Time. Use the UP and DOWN keys to

change the value. Press F1 to save the value.

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4.3 User Settings

4.3.1 Date and Time

The date and time are set at the factory, but the settings can be changed:

To set the date and time:

1. Choose User Settings → Date & Time.

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Set the time Choose Set Time. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the

selected value. Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to move to the

next value. Press F1 to set the new time.

Set the date Choose Set Date. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the

selected value. Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to move to the

next value. Press F1 to set the new date.

Enable Daylight Saving Time

(DST)

Choose Use Daylight Saving. Use the UP key to change the

value to Yes. Press F1 to save the value.

Set the start date of DST* Choose Daylight Saving Begin. Use the UP and DOWN keys

to change the selected value. Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to

move to the next value. Press F1 to set the new time.

Set the stop date of DST* Choose Daylight Saving End. Use the UP and DOWN keys to

change the selected value. Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to

move to the next value. Press F1 to set the new time.

* The start and stop dates for Daylight Saving Time are set at the factory; however, these dates may change in

the future. Having configurable dates allow DST to operate properly without requiring a software update.

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4.3.2 User Preferences

1. Choose User Settings → User Preferences

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Select the water pressure unit Choose Pressure Unit. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select

either PSI or BAR. Press F1 to save the value.

Select the date display unit Choose Date Format. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select

either MM/DD/YY or DD-MM-YY. Press F1 to save the value.

Select the time display format Choose Time Format. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select

either 12-Hour or 24-Hour. Press F1 to save the value.

Select the language. Choose Language. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select the

language. Press F1 to save the value.

4.3.3 Annual Test Reminder

The annual test reminder will display a message on the home window on the configured reminder date. The

message is usually configured by the pump installer, but you may change the message or disable the

reminder completely.

To configure the Annual Test Reminder:

1. Choose User Settings → Annual Test Reminder

2. Choose one or more of the following options:

To Do this

Enable the annual test

reminder

Choose Annual Test Reminder. Use the UP and DOWN keys

to select either Yes or No. Press F1 to save the value.

Set the reminder date Choose Reminder Date. Use the UP and DOWN keys to

select the month. Press the LEFT key to select. Use the UP

and DOWN keys to select the day of month. Press F1 to save

the value.

Enable the horn chirp Choose Chirp Horn. Use the UP and DOWN keys to select

either Yes or No. Press F1 to save the value.

View the reminder message Choose View Message. Use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll

through the message. Press the MENU key to return to the

previous screen.

Edit the reminder message Choose Edit Message. Use the UP and DOWN keys to

change the selected character. Use the LEFT and RIGHT keys

to move to the previous or next character. Press F3 to save

the message.

4.3.4 Change User Password

The default user password may be changed, but it is not recommended. Cost to the owner may be incurred

if the default user password is changed, then forgotten.

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To change the default user password:

1. Choose User Settings → Change User Password.

2. Enter the new six (6) digit password using any of the keys.

3. Reenter the new six (6) digit password.

4.3.5 Segment Brightness

The Segment Brightness configuration adjusts the brightness of the V/I Display boards 7-segment displays

(water pressure and battery voltage/current). There are seven levels, with 1 being the dimmest and 7 being

the brightest.

To change the segment brightness:

1. Choose User Settings → Segment Brightness.

3. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the value. Press F1 to save.

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Section 5. Quick Start Menu

The Quick Start menu is used to program the primary system configurations. It allows adjusting the set points one

right after another, instead of having to navigate the menu system one at a time. It is the first item on the main menu,

and remains there until it is completed.

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5.1 Using the Quick Start menu

To use the Quick Start menu:

1. Press the MENU key.

2. Choose Quick Start.

3. Use the UP and DOWN keys to adjust the value for the current set point.

4. Press F1 to save.

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all set points have been configured.

Note: Pressing “Cancel” (F3) will not undo previously saved set points. It will also not remove the Quick

Start menu from the main menu.

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5.2 Set Point List

The following is the list of set points configured with the Quick Start menu:

1. Select Pressure Unit

2. AC Voltage

3. Battery Voltage

4. Battery Low Voltage Trip Time

5. PLD Engine

6. Start Pressure

7. Stop Pressure

8. Low Pressure Start Delay

9. Auto Stop

10. Minimum Run Time

11. AC Power Failure Start

12. AC Power Failure Start Delay

13. Deluge Start Enabled

14. Deluge Start Trip Time

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15. Low Zone Enabled

16. High Zone Enabled

17. Interlock Engaged Alarm Delay

18. Interlock Override

19. Start Delay Time

20. Auto Weekly Test Enabled

21. Auto Weekly Test Day

22. Auto Weekly Test Time

23. Auto Weekly Test Run Length

Note: The emphasized set points are dependent on the previous set point. If the independent set point is

disabled, its dependent set points will not be shown. For example, if Auto Stop is disabled,

Minimum Run Time will be skipped.

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Section 6. Data Log

The controller keeps a log of all alarms, events, and periodic pressure readings. The primary log is stored on a USB

memory stick, while a secondary data log is stored on-board.

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6.1 USB Memory Stick Data Log

The alarm, event, and pressure reading logs are written to the same file on the memory stick. At the

beginning of each month a new file is created. The files are organized using the following folder hierarchy:

HUBBELL/{Controller Serial Number}/DATALOG/{year}/

The year folder can contain up to 12 files and each file is named after the month that it holds logs for. For

example, the file 01-JAN.TXT contains the data log entries for January.

6.1.1 Activating the USB Memory Stick Data Log

1. Connect the USB Memory Stick to Port D. The port is located inside the cabinet on the back of the

UIP. It is labeled “USB D”.

2. The “USB Memory Stick Detected” message will appear. Press the “Options” (F2) key to select

options for the device.

3. From the menu, choose Enable Data Log.

4. Use the UP key to change the value to Enabled. Press F1 to save the value.

6.1.2 Disconnecting the USB Memory Stick

To safely remove the memory stick:

1. Press the MENU key.

2. Choose USB Memory Stick A → Safely Remove Memory Stick.

After a moment a message will appear stating that it is safe to remove the memory stick. At this point, the

memory stick may be disconnected.

NOTE: If the memory stick is not safely removed, the most recent data log entries may not be written to the

memory stick.

6.1.3 Viewing the USB Memory Stick Data Log

1. Connect the USB Memory Stick to any PC or laptop.

2. Navigate to the folder HUBBELL/{Controller Serial Number}/DATALOG/{year}/

3. To open the file, do one of the following:

To Do this

Open the file in a text editor Double-click on the file.

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To Do this

Open the file in Microsoft Excel Right-click on the file. From the context menu, choose Open

With → Microsoft Office Excel.

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6.2 On-Board Data Log

The on-board data log stores the last 3400 events, alarms, and pressure samples in chronological order.

When the on-board buffer becomes full, the oldest entry will be automatically overwritten.

To view the on-board data log:

1. Press the MENU key.

2. Choose Data Log → View Data Log.

3. Use the UP and DOWN key to view the current data log entry.

4. User the LEFT and RIGHT key to move to the previous or next entry.

While moving from one entry to the next the default skip rate is one (1). The skip rate can be adjusted while

viewing the data log.

To adjust the skip rate (while viewing a data log entry):

1. Press the “Options” (F2) key.

2. Use the UP and DOWN keys to change the skip rate.

3. Press ENTER to save the change and return to view the data log; or, press MENU to return without

saving changes.

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6.3 Data Log Configuration

The data log has two configuration values. The first is the sample rate, which sets the maximum time

between samples. The default value is 60 minutes and is best left at this value. The second configuration is

the pressure deviation threshold. This value determines the minimum change in pressure required before

sampling. The pressure samples compared are the current system pressure and the previously logged

pressure.

To set the data log configurations:

1. Press the MENU key.

2. Choose Data Log → Log Setup.

3. Choose one of the following options:

To Do this

Set the sample rate Choose Pressure Log Sample Rate. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to select the value. Press F1 to save the value

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To Do this

Set the pressure deviation

threshold

Choose Pressure Deviation Sample. Use the UP and DOWN

keys to select the value. Press F1 to save the value.

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6.4 Viewing Engine History

The controller keeps an internal log of historical data. The log consists of the following data:

•Last Engine Start Date

•Last Engine Run Time

•Calls to Start

•Actual Starts

•Total Engine Run Time

•Current System Uptime

•Total System Uptime

To view the engine history:

1. Press the MENU key.

2. Choose Data Log → Engine History.

3. Use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll through the engine history data.

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SETUP AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Publication No. 210

Section 7. Auxiliary Programs

There are seven auxiliary programs available that can be used to create additional user defined alarms and events.

The user password shown in Section 4 is required to configure the auxiliary programs.

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7.1 Configuration Options

These options apply to each auxiliary program:

Option Definition

Input The input signal is used to activate the auxiliary program. When disabled,

the auxiliary program is disabled. See Table 7-1 for Input value

descriptions.

Range: 0 (Disabled) – 37

Contact Type The normal state of Input.

Range: Normally Opened (N/O) ↔ Normally Closed (N/C)

Latched The auxiliary program, once activated, will stay activated until either:

•The READY/OFF switch is placed in the OFF position, or:

•Reset Time is enabled and the reset timer expires.

Range: Yes/No

Engine Start/Stop When enabled, this option allows the auxiliary program to act as either:

•Remote Start

•Remote Lockout. Note that lockout will not inhibit a manual start.

Range: None ↔ Remote Start ↔ Lockout

Test Only When enabled and Engine Start/Stop is set to:

•Remote Start: the start will be treated as a Remote Test Start.

•Lockout: the lockout will only inhibit test engine starts. Real

automatic starts will not be inhibited.

Range: Yes/No

Output Relay When the Input becomes active, open/close the K1 or K2 relay on the Main

I/O Board.

Range: 0 (Disabled) – 2, N/O ↔ N/C

Trip Time When the Input becomes active it must stay active for this period before the

auxiliary program activates.

Range: 0 (Disabled) – 900, Seconds/Minutes

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