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    This document provides instructions for upgrading firmware and configuration files on a generator controller. It outlines two main tasks: 1) upgrading the firmware and loading a predefined configuration archive, and 2) configuring controller I/O, setpoints, and testing basic functions. Specifically, it describes how to import firmware, connect to the controller, select the latest firmware version, and write a configuration file to the controller. It also provides details on setting controller I/O according to an appendix, importing alternative setpoints from a file, starting the generator in manual mode, and testing backup and remote start functions.

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    This document provides instructions for upgrading firmware and configuration files on a generator controller. It outlines two main tasks: 1) upgrading the firmware and loading a predefined configuration archive, and 2) configuring controller I/O, setpoints, and testing basic functions. Specifically, it describes how to import firmware, connect to the controller, select the latest firmware version, and write a configuration file to the controller. It also provides details on setting controller I/O according to an appendix, importing alternative setpoints from a file, starting the generator in manual mode, and testing backup and remote start functions.

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    This document provides instructions for upgrading firmware and configuration files on a generator controller. It outlines two main tasks: 1) upgrading the firmware and loading a predefined configuration archive, and 2) configuring controller I/O, setpoints, and testing basic functions. Specifically, it describes how to import firmware, connect to the controller, select the latest firmware version, and write a configuration file to the controller. It also provides details on setting controller I/O according to an appendix, importing alternative setpoints from a file, starting the generator in manual mode, and testing backup and remote start functions.

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    This document provides instructions for upgrading firmware and configuration files on a generator controller. It outlines two main tasks: 1) upgrading the firmware and loading a predefined configuration archive, and 2) configuring controller I/O, setpoints, and testing basic functions. Specifically, it describes how to import firmware, connect to the controller, select the latest firmware version, and write a configuration file to the controller. It also provides details on setting controller I/O according to an appendix, importing alternative setpoints from a file, starting the generator in manual mode, and testing backup and remote start functions.

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    PRACTICAL ISSUE

    TASK 1 – UPGRADE FIRMWARE IN CONTROLLER AND WRITE PREPARED ARCHIVE

    1. Import firmware from your USB to LITE EDIT


    - Double-click „IL-NT 2.2.iwe“ and follow instruction

    2. Connect to controller
    - Open LiteEdit
    - Set DIRECT CONNECTION
    - Select correct communication port (assigned by Windows)
    - Set controller address
    - Click OPEN CONNECTION

    3. Upgrade firmware
    - Click to “Controller->Programing and cloning->Programing” (password must be set to unlock this option)
    - Select the latest FW version for IL-NT AMF 25

    4. Open predefined archive from your USB and write it to the controller

    - Click “Select Configuration” and open “STD_A_01.ail”


    - “Write to controller”
    TASK 2 –MAKE GENERATOR (SIMULATOR) OPERATIONAL

    1. Set controller’s inputs and outputs according to the description in APPENDIX 1


    - Open MODIFY menu and set binary inputs and outputs according to the description
    - Set analog inputs and specify their curves and protections
    - Check all tabs in MODIFY menu and verify if their settings is “suitable”

    2. Change controller’s setpoints according to description in the “SETPOINTS.PDF ” file


    - Focus mainly to the parameters in BOLD
    - If you are wondering what exactly does this parameter, select it and press “F1”
    - You can make this automatically by “Import alternative setpoints” feature. Open Setpoints window and choose from the Setpoints menu “Open Alternative
    Setpoints” and select an archive as a source. Next to actual setpoints will appear a new column with setpoints from the selected archive. Differences are highlighted
    and you can overwrite it by double-click or import all in one step by option “Import alternative setpoints” in Setpoints menu.

    3. Start generator in MAN mode and adjust all parameters by potentiometers to the nominal values
    - GCB feedback and MCB feedback binary inputs should be in AUT position

    4. Test basic functions


    - Backup function – In AUT mode, when mains is lost or out of limits, controller should start a generator, open MCB and close GCB
    - Remote TEST – When BI “Remote TEST” is activated, generator should start, because controller is forced to the TEST mode (GCB is not closed)
    APENDIX 1 – I/O CONFIGURATION

    Contact
    Order Function Name type Alarm type Alarm active
    Binary input 1. GCB Feedback GCB Feedback NO
    Binary input 2. MCB Feedback MCB Feedback NO
    Binary input 3. Emergency Stop Emergency Stop NO
    Binary input 4. Access Lock Access Lock NO
    Binary input 5. Alarm LowWater NC Warning All the time
    Binary input 6. Remote TEST Remote TEST NO
    Binary input 7. Sd Override Sd Override NO

    Order Function
    Binary output 1. Starter
    Binary output 2. Fuel Solenoid
    Binary output 3. GCB Close/Open
    Binary output 4. MCB Close/Open
    Binary output 5. Prestart
    Binary output 6. Ready To Load
    Binary output 7. Alarm

    Order Name Abbr Type Measures Dimension Limits Alarm type Alarm active
    Analog input 1. Oil Pressure OilP Analog Resistive Bar Under Limit Wrn+Sd Engine running only
    Analog input 2. Engine Temp EngT Analog Resistive °C Over Limit Wrn+BOC Engine running only
    Analog input 3. Fuel Level FLvl Analog Resistive % Under Limit Wrn+BOC All the time

    Analog sensor curves: Example:

    Oil Pressure: 0-1000 ohm -> 0-10Bar

    Engine Temp: 0-1000 ohm -> 0-120°C

    Fuel Level: 0-1000 ohm -> 0-100%

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