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PC software for InteliGen and InteliSys controllers

Wi nEdi nEditt 6.3 6.3 Mul ulti tiE Edi ditt 6.3 6.3 Software version IG-6.1.2, IS-3.3.1 and lower, January 2005

User gu guid ide e

  Copyright © 2004 ComAp s.r.o. Written by Ladislav Kadanik  Kadanik  Prague, Czech Republic

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Tabl ble e of Conte Cont ents Table of Contents ...............................................................................................................................................2 ...............................................................................................................................................2  General guidelines............................................................................................................... guidelines..............................................................................................................................................5 ...............................5  What describes this manual?....................................................................................... manual? .........................................................................................................................5 ..................................5  What is WinEdit?............................................................................................................................................5 WinEdit?............................................................................................................................................5  What is MultiEdit? ............................................................................. ..........................................................................................................................................5 .............................................................5  How to install WinEdit WinEdit / MultiEdit ? ................................................................................................................5 ................................................................................................................5 PC Hardware requirements............................................................................................................................6 requirements............................................................................................................................6  How to check WinEdit version?......................................................................................................................6 version?......................................................................................................................6  Open and close the communication............................................................................... communication ...................................................................................................................7 ....................................7  Different types of connection connection .................................................................................. .....................................................................................................................7 ...................................7  Sites (Create, Delete, Edit, Copy)........................................................................................ Copy) ................................................................................................................10 ........................10  Genset (Create, Delete, Edit)................................................................................................. Edit) .......................................................................................................................10 ......................10   Archives (Delete, Rename, Rename, Sele Select) ct) ..............................................................................................................10 ..............................................................................................................10  Communication Communica tion setup ..................................................................................................................................11 ..................................................................................................................................11  Enter or change the address address of the gen-set (Controller) .............................................................................11  Directory structure of the sites and gen-set gen-set in your computer .....................................................................11  Open direct communication communication .........................................................................................................................12 .........................................................................................................................12  Open the modem communication ................................................................................................................12 ................................................................................................................12  Open the Internet communication communication ........................................................................................ ................................................................................................................12 ........................12  Open the off-line connection connection ........................................................................................................................13 ........................................................................................................................13  Open the active call communication communication ............................................................................................................13 ............................................................................................................13 

 

Notification ...............................................................................................................................................13 ..................................................................................... ..........................................................13 Notifying email via Outlook Outlook ................................................................................................ ......................................................................................................................13 ......................13  Modem callback callback ...........................................................................................................................................14 ...........................................................................................................................................14  Connection...............................................................................................................................................14  Internet callback ...........................................................................................................................................14 ...........................................................................................................................................14  Connection...............................................................................................................................................14  IG-MU...........................................................................................................................................................15  Close connection.................................................. connection............................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................15 ...........15  DDE Server ..................................................................................................................................................16 ..................................................................................................................................................16  WinEdit status status .................................................................................... ..............................................................................................................................................16 ..........................................................16  Connection:..............................................................................................................................................16  Configuration Configuratio n file type: ............................................................................... .............................................................................................................................16 ..............................................16  DDE Server Status............................................................................................................................... Status...................................................................................................................................16 ....16  DDE server messages .................................................................................................................................17 .................................................................................................................................17  Window with a message: “Error communication” communication” ....................................................................................17  Red bottom line with a message “Error communication”.........................................................................17 communication”.........................................................................17  Timeout (continuous) ................................................................................ ..............................................................................................................................17 ..............................................17  Timeout (sometimes) ..............................................................................................................................17 ..............................................................................................................................17  TAPI: requested modem modem (#) not found ......................................................................................... ....................................................................................................17 ...........17  TAPI: unavailab unavailable le modem.................................................................. modem........................................................................................................................17 ......................................................17  TAPI: Line unexpectedly unexpectedly closed ..............................................................................................................17 ..............................................................................................................17  TAPI: Can’t create connection .................................................................................................................17 .................................................................................................................17  Multiple IG controllers connection................................................................................... connection............................................................................................................17 .........................17  NV RAM error ............................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................................17 ...........................................................17  It is not possible to open Active call connection connection ......................................................................................17  Control window .................................................................................................................................................18 .................................................................................................................................................18  Control Control window.............................................................................................................................................18 window.............................................................................................................................................18  Customized reading.................................................................................................................................19 reading.................................................................................................................................19  Setpoints adjustments adjustments ..................................................................................... ..................................................................................................................................19 .............................................19  Setpoints download download from another archive ...............................................................................................19  Values window window .............................................................................................................................................20 .............................................................................................................................................20  History window .............................................................................................................................................21 .............................................................................................................................................21  Number records settings........................................................................... settings..........................................................................................................................21 ...............................................21  History window modification modification ............................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................22 .......................22  Cylinders window window .............................................................................. .........................................................................................................................................22 ...........................................................22  WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, ©ComAp – January 2005 WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3.pdf

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Password and access code..............................................................................................................................24 code..............................................................................................................................24  Password......................................................................................................................................................24  Enter the password ......................................................................................................................................24 ......................................................................................................................................24  Change the password ..................................................................................................................................24 ..................................................................................................................................24   Access code.................................................................................................................................................24 code.................................................................................................................................................24  Enter the access code.................................................................................................................. code..................................................................................................................................24 ................24  Change the access code..............................................................................................................................24 code..............................................................................................................................24  InteliGen configuration......................................................................................... configuration......................................................................................................................................25 .............................................25  Change Controller Controller configuration ..................................................................................................................25 ..................................................................................................................25  Modify Controller configuration configuration ............................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................25 .......................25  Binary inputs inputs configuration configuration ......................................................................................................................25 ......................................................................................................................25  Binary outputs configuration. configuration. ...................................................................................................................25 ...................................................................................................................25  RA15 configuration configuration ..................................................................................................................................25 ..................................................................................................................................25   Analog inputs inputs configuration configuration ............................................................................................... .....................................................................................................................26 ......................26  Setpoints password protection.................................................................................................................26  Commands protection..............................................................................................................................27 protection..............................................................................................................................27  Sensors....................................................................................................................................................27  Last modification ............................................................................... ..........................................................................................................................................27 ...........................................................27  InteliSys configuration configuration ........................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................28 ...........................................................28  Controller configuration overview.................................................................................................................28 overview.................................................................................................................28  External External modules address............................................................................................................................28 address............................................................................................................................28  Cylinders ..................................................................................................................................................29 ..................................................................................................................................................29  iGL-RA15 configuration configuration for IS-CU ...........................................................................................................29 ...........................................................................................................29  IGS-PTM configuration configuration for IS-CU ................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................30 .........30  i-CB values configuration ............................................................................... .............................................................................................................................30 ..............................................30  Binary inputs configuration...........................................................................................................................30 configuration...........................................................................................................................30  Binary outputs configuration.................................................................................................... configuration.........................................................................................................................32 .....................32   Analog inputs inputs configuration..........................................................................................................................33 configuration..........................................................................................................................33  Sensor characteristics characteristics modification modification .............................................................................................................35 .............................................................................................................35   Analog output output configuration configuration .........................................................................................................................37 .........................................................................................................................37  Impulse inputs configuration configuration ........................................................................................................................37 ........................................................................................................................37  History file modificaton .................................................................................................................................38 .................................................................................................................................38  Dimension list modification.......................................................................................................... modification...........................................................................................................................38 .................38  Password, command protection...................................................................................................................39 protection...................................................................................................................39  Commands protection..............................................................................................................................39 protection..............................................................................................................................39  Date / Time format modification...............................................................................................................39  Pr o ogrammable grammable functions ................................................................................ ..............................................................................................................................39 ..............................................39  Prg switch ................................................................................................................................................40 ................................................................................................................................................40  Regulator .................................................................................................................................................41 .................................................................................................................................................41  Programmable Programmabl e Binary Logic function.......................................................................................................42  Programmable Programmabl e timers timers ..............................................................................................................................43 ..............................................................................................................................43   Arithmetic functions...................................................................... functions..................................................................................................................................43 ............................................................43  Protection .....................................................................................................................................................44 .....................................................................................................................................................44  Programming example .................................................................................................................................45 .................................................................................................................................45  Task .................................................................................. .........................................................................................................................................................45 .......................................................................45 Solution ............................................................................ ....................................................................................................................................................45 ........................................................................45  Logical inputs inputs ...............................................................................................................................................46 ...............................................................................................................................................46   Auxiliary functions................................................................................................................ functions.............................................................................................................................................48 .............................48  Translator .....................................................................................................................................................48 .....................................................................................................................................................48  1-st step ...................................................................................................................................................48 ...................................................................................................................................................48  2-nd step ..................................................................................................................................................48 ..................................................................................................................................................48  3-rd step............................................................................................................................... step...................................................................................................................................................49 ....................49  Notes ...................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................50 ......................................................................50  Export data ........................................................................... ...................................................................................................................................................50 ........................................................................50  Modbus communication communication object list ...............................................................................................................51 ...............................................................................................................51  Set statistics ........................................................................................ .................................................................................................................................................51 .........................................................51  Reset controller from Init state ............................................................................................... .....................................................................................................................52 ......................52  Settings.............................................................................................................................................................53  Changing of sites directory...........................................................................................................................53 

 

Dialogsetting modification...................................................................................... modification ...................................................................................................................................53 .............................................53  Fonts se tting .................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................................54 ..........................................................54 Number of history records visible in WinEdit ...........................................................................................55  WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, ©ComAp – January 2005 WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3.pdf

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 Active Call...................................................................................... Call ................................................................................................................................................55 ..........................................................55  Support ....................................................................................................................................................56 ....................................................................................................................................................56  Formula....................................................................................................................................................56  RemCompSwitch .............................................................................. .........................................................................................................................................57 ...........................................................57  Firmware upgrade upgrade .................................................................................. ............................................................................................................................................58 ..........................................................58   Archives data structure structure ................................................................................................................................58 ................................................................................................................................58  Firmware and archive files files ............................................................................. ...........................................................................................................................58 ..............................................58  WinEdit files upgrade - iwe files ....................................................................................... ...............................................................................................................58 ........................58  IG firmware programming ........................................................................................................................59 ........................................................................................................................59  Controller upgrade ...................................................................................................................................60 ...................................................................................................................................60  Upgrade procedures ................................................................................................................................61 ................................................................................................................................61  Multiple application firmware upgrade .......................................................................................... .....................................................................................................62 ...........62  IS firmware programming programming – ipt files files .................................................................................... .............................................................................................................62 .........................62  IS sw upgrading upgrading procedure......................................................................................................................62  Remote software upgrade............................................................................................................................63 upgrade............................................................................................................................63  Unsuccessful Unsuccessful programming.......................................................................................... programming..........................................................................................................................63 ................................63  InteliSys Boot load programmin programming.............................................................................................................64 g.............................................................................................................64  MultiEdit software .............................................................................................................................................65 .............................................................................................................................................65  MultiEdit settings ..........................................................................................................................................65 ..........................................................................................................................................65  Open connection ..........................................................................................................................................66 ..........................................................................................................................................66  Configuration window...................................................................................................................................67 window...................................................................................................................................67  COM port selection: COM1 to COM8 ......................................................................................................67 ......................................................................................................67  Controller address and directory directory selection ..............................................................................................67  MultiEdit – synoptic diagram selection.........................................................................................................67  MultiEdit screen .......................................................................................................................................68 .......................................................................................................................................68  MultiEdit version info................................................................................................................................69 info................................................................................................................................69  MultiEdit values modification........................................................................................................................70 modification........................................................................................................................70  Multi-write setpoints… .............................................................................................................................71 .............................................................................................................................71 Multi-Write setpoints setting.....................................................................................................................71 setting.....................................................................................................................71    Alternative setpoints setpoints copy........................................................................................................................72 

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Genera nerall gu guid ide elines li nes Whatt describ es this manual? Wha This manual describes PC software WinEdit. This manual describes PC software MultiEdit. This manual describes InteliGen and InteliSys controllers configuration configuration..

Whatt is WinEdit? Wha WinEdit is the Windows 95 / 98 / NT / ME / 2000 / XP based software. WinEdit provides following functions: Direct, off-line, modem or CAN communication Controller configuration Software download Read / write / adjust all setpoints Read all values Read the history file Export/Import data •

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Hint: WinEdit supports InteliGen, InteliMains and InteliSys controllers.

Whatt is MultiEdit? Wha MultiEdit is the Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP based software. MultiEdit software provides direct or modem connection to group of gensets. It is possible to start separate WinEdit and use all functions for each genset from MultiEdit.

How to install ins tall WinEdit / M Mult ult iEdit ? Insert a CD. Select items, which are to be installed. When installation is completed, a new folder “WinEdit” is created. This folder has following structure: ..Program files\ComAp\WinEdit\ files\ComAp\WinEdit\ Directory File WinEdit WinEdit.exe MultiEdit.exe (O)

 App Default

Sites

Dictionary Examples

Examples IS

...customer..

SPM SSB … SPM SSB … …

InteliDDE.exe Igs_log.exe (O) Supervisor.exe (O) CfgImport.exe (O) *.mhx *.ipt *.aig *.ais *.trn *.aig *.aig *.ais *.ais *.aig or *.ais

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GM_SETUP IBCONFIG ICBEDIT WINSCOPE (O)

Gm_setup.exe IBConfig.exe FIRMWARE *.bin iCBEdit.exe Ver. 1.0 WinScope.exe EXAMPLES- *.sdt WINSCOPE *.shn

Hint: Gm_setup from version 1.4 supports GSM modem TC35. (O) optional, not necessary to install

PC Hardware Hardware requir ements ements WinEdit is based on Windows 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP or higher platform. Use PC suitable for this platform. No other special requirements requirements are necessary. WinEdit requires 5 Mbyte of hard disc free space. Standard modem without special requirements can be used.

How to check WinEdit version? Use Help – About to display current WinEdit version window.

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Ope pen n and clo close se the comm communi unica catio tion n

Open connection - window

Different types of connection

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Direct connection

Modem connection

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Internet connection

Sites (Create, (Create, De Delete, lete, Edit Edit,, Copy Copy)) To add a new site click on the New site button in the Ope Open n connection dialog box. Enter the name of the site and the name of the first gen-set on site. To delete a site, select a site and click on the Delete site button. site button. To edit a site, select a site and click on the Edit site button. site button. Copy site. Communication setup. Hint: The IG or IS controller type must be specified when new site is created.

Genset (Create, Delete, Edit) To add a new gen-set, click on the New genset  genset  button in the Open connection dialog box. Enter the name of the genset. To delete a genset, select one and click on the Delete genset button. genset button. To edit a site, select a site and click on the Edit genset button. genset button.

 Arr c h iv es (Delet e, Ren  A Renam ame, e, Sel Selec ectt ) Delete selected archive. Rename selected archive.

Open archive from different disc or directory.

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Open default archive

Communication Communica tion setup Each site has a local communication setup, which can be modified for this site only. To modify local setup click on the Communication setup button setup button in the Ope Open n connection dialog connection  dialog box

Enter or change the address of t he gengen-set set (C (Cont ont rol ler) For multiset application each gen-set has to have its own unique address. Address in the WinEdit has to be equal with the address of the Controller (setpoint Contr.addr in the Basic settings group) settings  group) To assign the address click on the Communication setup button in the Ope Open n c onnection dialog box. 1. Select Controller (IGS 1-IGS 32) 2. To enable the comm communication unication with this Controller Controller double click in ENABLE column to chan change ge ENABLE from to . 3. To assign Controller with the gen-se gen-sett directory dou double ble click in DIRECTORY column. column.

Directory Dire ctory struc ture of the sites and gengen-set set in your computer WinEdit creates (or updates if previous version is found) following directory structure in your computer: Sites--Site 1----Gen-set 1-----List of AIG or AIS files Gen-set 2 List of AIG or AIS files . . . Site 2----Gen-set 1-----List of AIG or AIS files Gen-set 2 List of AIG or AIS files Gen-set 3 List of AIG or AIS files . . . Site 3----Gen-set 1-----List of AIG or AIS files

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Hint: To change the location of this directory structure use Options | Settings.  Settings. 

Open Ope n dir ect communic ation Use Connection | Open to open to open the communication with the single controller. Dialog box Open Connection appears. 1) In  In  Sites section select section  select the directory (installation). Each site or installation contains one or more gensets. 2) In Genset section select section  select the required gen-set. Each gen-set contains all .AIG files archives related to that engine. 3) Set Type connection to connection  to “Direct”. 4)  Ar ch ives iv es   section shows all files in the selected gen-set directory. Files are created and stored for archive purposes. When opening a direct communication, always actual archive from Controller is loaded in WinEdit. Archive can be stored by WinEdit command Controller - Save  Save  or Save as or as or when closing connection c onnection.. 5) Click on OK OK  

Open Ope n t he modem communic ation Use Connection | Open to open to open the communication with the controller. Dialog box Open Connection appears. 1) In  In  Sites section select section  select the directory (installation). Each site or installation contains one or more gensets. 2) In Genset section select section  select the required r equired gen-set. Each gen-set contains all .AIG archive files related to that engine. 3) In Communica Communication tion setup setup set  set Type connection to connection  to “Modem” and select type of Modem. 4)  Ar ch ives iv es   section shows all files in the selected gen-set directory. Files are created and stored for archive purposes. When opening a modem communication, communication, always a new file is created. 5) Type a Tele Telephone phone nu mber . 6) Type the the Ac  Ac cess ces s c od ode e  7) Click on OK OK   Hint: “Controller address” is important for multi set application applications, s, if IG-MU is used.  Access code is necessary necessary for modem connection. connection.

Open the Internet communication Use Connection | Open to open to open the communication with the controller. Dialog box Open Connection appears. 1) In  In  Sites section select section  select the directory (installation). Each site or installation contains one or more gensets. 2) In Genset section select section  select the required r equired gen-set. Each gen-set contains all .AIG archive files related to that engine. 3) In Communica Communication tion setup setup set  set Type connection to connection  to “Internet“. 4)  Ar ch ives iv es   section shows all files in the selected gen-set directory. Files are created and stored for archive purposes. 5) Type a IG-IB IP address  address . 6) Type the the Ac  Ac cess ces s c od ode e  7) Connection via CAN – check if CAN con connection nection to IG-IB is use used d 8) Click on OK OK   Note that IP address you set in WinEdit can be different from the IP address of IG-IB (when ( when the IG-IB IP address is not public). It depends on gateway setting. WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, ©ComAp – January 2005 WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3.pdf

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IG-IB IP address

IP address from WinEdit

Gateway IP address

IG-IB

GATEWAY

GATEWAY

Internet

COMPANY ETHERNET

PC WinEdit

 

More detail see in Communication guide.

Open the off-line connection To prepare or demonstrate data without Controller open the off-line connection. Use Connection | Open to open to open the communication with the controller. Dialog box Open Connection appears. 1) In  In  Sites section  section   select the directory – selected site has blue background. Each site or installation contains one or more gen-sets. 2) In Genset section  section   select the required gen-set - selected gen-set has blue background. Each gen-set contains all .AIG archives files related to that engine. 3) Set Type connection to connection  to “Off-line”. 4) Select Ar Select Ar ch iv es es files  files you would like to work with - selected site has blue backgroun background. d. 5) Click on OK OK   To select any archive from different disk or directory use Open archive button.

Open Ope n the acti acti ve ca call ll comm unic ation When selected and enabled alarms are activated on site (warning, shut-down…) Controller calls to the preselected telephone number and sends the AIG or AIS archive file. To be able to accept these calls from Controller open the Active call communication. 1. In In Sites  Sites section select section  select the directory (installation), where incoming AIG or AIS files will be automatically stored. 2. In Genset section  section   select the required gen-set, where incoming AIG or AIS files will be automatically stored. 3. Set Type connection to connection  to “Active calls”. 4.  Ar ch iv es es   section shows all files in the selected gen-set directory. Files are created and stored for archive purposes. When opening active call communication, all incoming files will be stored in this directory. 5. Click on OK OK   Received the name of the sender (setpoint Gen-set in the Basic settings group) settings Following file by has the suffix 0-999. That means max. 1000 files name from one Controller can be  group) received. Afterwards the oldest files will be replaced.

Notification It is possible to activate notification Window when Active call comes (Option-Settings-Active (Option-Settings-Active call). Example: When Active call window (connection) is opened and operator is just working on another job (e.g. writing Word document) Notification message appears on screen to notice Active call was received.

Notifying email via Outlook It is possible to send e-mail to selected e-mail address when Active call is received. There must be both  Active call window window (connection) opened and Outlook Outlook running. F Function unction is activated activated in Option-Settings-Active Option-Settings-Active call. Hint: When any modem is connected to single controller the Controller address has address has to be set to 1!!! When Controller address has different value than 1 Active call is not activated.

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Modem callback Connection It is necessary to use IG-MU for Modem callback function. IG-COM is not needed for InteliSys controller.

PC

Callback number 

Telephone number 

MODEM

MODEM

RS232

 Access code

RS232

IG-MU

CAN

     M       O       C          G      I

IG-CU

 

1. Open Modem callback connection in WinEdit and set:  Access code Telephone number Call back phone number 2.

WinEdit send sends s message with Callback Callback phone phone number to controller and stays in Waiting Waiting for callback callback mode.

3. Controller opens connection data connection and then operator sees standard WinEdit screens. This connection type transfers connection costs from operator to controller side.

Internet callback Connection Callback email

PC

Telephone number  RS232

MODEM

MODEM

RS232

 Access code

IG-IB

RS232

IG-CU IS-CU

 

1. Open Internet callback connection in WinEdit and set:  Access code Telephone number Call back email 2.

WinEdit (PC) sends message with Call back email address to IG-IB. Then IG-IB opens connection and via modem (Internet Service Provider) sends “empty” email containing actual IP address to PC. IG-IB stays in Waiting for callback mode for 300 sec. Note: IP address of the same genset site can be different from case to case.

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3.

Operator cop copies ies IP address to Waiting screen and and Opens connection connection on on charge to local local ISP (Internet Service Provider). Then operator sees standard WinEdit screens.

IG-MU IG-MU (modem unit) is used for multi set applications. IG-MU is the bridge between several controllers and one modem. To open connection connection via IG-MU select “Connection via IG-MU” in Open connection connection – Type connection box. SW version up to 1.6 supports GSM data communication, not SMS. SW Version up to 1.6 does not support Modbus protocol, ISDN data and RS485 communication. communication. Number of rings is default fix configured to 3, not depends on on Ac  Ac t.c all/SMS all /SMS:: Num rings AA setpoint. AA setpoint. Hint: IG-MU software version see in MultiEdit – Help – About window. For more details see Controller manuals SPM, SSB, SPTM, MEXT or MINT. Hint: Use IG-MU for “two terminals” connection to one controller. The first terminal = PC is connected directly via RS232 and the second terminal = modem is connected via CAN bus and IG-MU.

Close connection Use Connection | Close to close the communication with the controller. When direct or modem connection connection is closed, you are prompted by by a “Save project Data?” question. Answer yes, if you want to store all setpoints, history and configuration into an archive file. If no file had been opened before with SAVE or SAVE AS commands, a new file is created. Name of the file is DDMMYYVV.AIG DDMMYYVV.AIG for  for IntelliGen controller or DDMMYYVV.AIS DDMMYYVV.AIS for  for IntelliSys controller .  DD...day MM...month YY...year VV...number in the day

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DDE Server

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3.

4. DDE Server provides the communication interface between PC and Controller. When direct or modem or internet communication is opened, DDE server has to run. Use ALT-TAB (or click on the Communication Communication status), select “DDE Server” and see me message ssage box. DDE Server can communicate with up to 32 Controllers at once and DDE Server message box displays communication communica tion statuses. 1. Click on “Stop“… to stop communication. 2. Click on “Last errors“… to get report r eport of the last error message. 3. Real communication rate indication 4. Connection identification

WinEdit WinE dit status Bottom line shows the following communication status:

Connection: Type of connection (Direct / Off line / Modem / Active call / Internet bridge)

Configuration file type: Selected software configuration configuration (SPM / SSB / MEXT / SPTM / MINT / …) .

DDE Server Status Status of the DDE Server (Running / Preparing / Error / Stopped / Programming). Double click or use Connection | Information to get the detailed communi communication cation status. If there were no yellow setpoints field, change any Setpoint (e.g. change IG Mode to OFF) and use WinEdit command Controller- Reset IG or IG or switch Controller power supply to OFF and back ON.

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DDE DD E server mess ages Window with a message message:: “ Error communication” Use ALT-TAB (or click on the Communication status), select DDE Server and have a look at the status. If DDE Server reports “ Can’t open COM”, select different COM port.

Red Re d bottom line with a me message ssage “ Error communication” Use ALT-TAB (or click on the Communication status), select DDE Server and have a look at the status. If selected controller channel is red with message “Error”, check if the Controller is switched on, or cable properly connected between COM port and Controller.

Timeout (continuous) Connected IG controller does not answer to DDE server request. Probable reasons: IG controller is not connected connected Wrong communication cable IG controller failure Different controller address in IG and DDE server is adjusted. Wrong PC COM port adjusting Wrong setting of Basic settings: settings : RS232 mode setpo mode setpoint int (Standard, Modbus) Damaged IG RS232 port – check PC–IG ground connection. •

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Timeout (sometimes) Occasional timeouts can be caused by your operating system. It is recommended to use Windows NT instead of Windows 9x for industrial purposes.

TAPI: TAP I: requested modem (#) (#) not foun d Modem is not configured in Windows or it has not required parameters.

TAPI: unavailable modem Communication port is engaged by other communication device.

TAPI: TAP I: Line unexpectedly clos ed Modem is configured in Windows, but it is not connected or it is failed.

TAPI: TAP I: Can’t c rea reate te con nection It is not possible to open connection. Probable reasons: When ringing is audible during start of the connection o On the selected phone number is incompatible type of modem. •

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When is audible start of connection o engaged Selectedtone phone numberduring is engaged. o DDE server is connecting connecting to itself (when call his o own wn number) When no tone is audible o Phone line is not connected to the Modem

Multiple IG controllers connection To accelerate software loading to selected controller, stop the communication to other controllers (if possible) in DDE server window.

NV RAM RAM erro errorr Checksum of statistic values is wrong. In version IG SW V4.0 and previous select WinEdit command “Controller –Clear” statistic. From IG SW V4.2 is NV RAM checksum automatically automatically repaired while updating updating of any statistic value (e.g.kWh ).

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Control window Control window Setpoints adjustments Values window History window RA15 window – actual values Cylinders window – actual values Password setting and indication which level is opened Open default archive  Archive Configuration Configuration Translator

Control window Use Controller | Control to control to control controller from your PC.  At the Control window you can see the most important values and quantities. As well as it is possible to control the gen-set. Different applications have different WinEdit Control window – following example is for IS-SSB and SPtM application.

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Customi ze zed d r ea eading ding Click “left mouse” on + at the Binary inputs and outputs section to see inputs and outputs outputs names. Click “right mouse” to selected line (Engine speed and below or RunHours and below field) and change value (Com Obj.). Com Obj 2 is for special cases e.g. when Com Obj = Obj  = Pwr factor set Com Obj.2  Obj.2  to Load char (Capacitive (Capacitive or Inductive Load character).

Setpoint Se tpoint s adjustments Use Controller | Setpoints to see to see and adjust all setpoints. Double click at the selected setpoint to change. Changes are immediately immediately updated in the Controller. If the communication is cut off, modified setpoints not written into Controller have the gray background. When the communication is restored, all modified setpoints are automatically written into the controller. Hint: If the setpoints has yellow background, the value is out of the allowed limits and must be adjusted.

Setpoin Se tpoin ts down load from another a archi rchi ve Select: Setpoints – Open alternative setpoints. Then select required archive file.

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 Alternative setpoints setpoints values include include Alternative names are n now ow visible in Setpoints Setpoints window. Setpoints in „bold“ are different from actual values. Setpoints on shadow background background are not overwritten when Import alternative setpoint command is selected. Select “Import alternative setpoints” for import of all (white background) setpoints. Click on one setpoint value and select “Import “ Import selected setpoints” for import single setpoint import.

Values window During direct (on-line) connection displays actual measured values from Controller. In Off-line connection displays values stored in selected archive.

Binary values can be displayed in table form after click on

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History window Number records settings During direct (on-line) connection displays actual history from Controller. It is possible to set number of history records visible from in WinEdit history screen. Use commands Option – Settings – History.

 Automatic means means all history records records from controller controller reading always always after opening connection. WinEdit displays history records automatically stored by DDE server in PC when Explicit number of history records requires more records records than is available in contro controller. ller. Each controller has its separate separate directory for history records in WinEdit. Directory name is equal controller serial number. Settings “Always read history after opening connection” means unconditional reading of complete (Automatic) or Explicit number of records from controller during Connection open procedure. Differential history reading (new records compare to PC disk) is activated when “Always read history after opening connection” connection” is not selected. In Off-line connection displays history file stored in selected archive. WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, WinEdit-6.3-Mul tiEdit-6.3, ©ComAp – January 2005 WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3.pdf

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Hint: Selecting of History – Read history command history command forces immediate history download when history window is opened in on-line connection. During connection at the bottom in DDE Server screen appears message “History reading” in the case of History reading only.

History window modification It is possible to Lock or Hide selected columns in History window. Click right mouse button on selected column and select command:

Or use Columns… Ctrl-H command and tick or untick required items:

Cylinders Cylinde rs wind ow It is possible to measure and indicate up to 32 cylinders temperature. Cylinders are separated into two groups I. and II., sixteen cylinders each. Average temperature is calculated for each group I. and II. Cylinders temperature on IS “average “ average temperature screen” are displayed in one column

in two columns Hint: For proper Cylinder bar graph range at first set Low and High value limit range on all corresponding corresponding Analog inputs.

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Cylinder group I. Indication.

Setpoint Engine protect: protect : Max T cyl stp (red)  level. (red) Setpoint Engine protect: protect : Max T cyl wrn el ello low w le leve vel. l.

Engine cylinders average temperature.

Cylinders temperature.  Average temperature temperature and cylinders cylinders temperature deviation bars.

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Pass sswo word rd and access code co de Password Password disables unauthorized users to change any protected information in Controller or InteliSys. Password is number in the range 0 to 9999. Without password you cannot:  Adjust password-protected password-protected setpoin setpoints ts Modify the configuration Write the configuration into Controller Clear statistic Reset Controller Change access code Controllers are delivered delivered with default all levels password password “0”. There are three level password protections available.

Enter the password To enter the password use Controller | Enter password or  the  the password icon. Controller is locked. Password level 1 was accepted. Password level 2 was accepted. Password level 3 was accepted.

Change Cha nge the passwor password d Password has to be entered before the function is enabled. To change the password use Controller | Change password.  password. 

 Ac  A c c es ess s code  Access code disables any access to Controller via remote control. Without knowledge knowledge of the access code modem or SMS communication can not be opened. Hint: From sw version IG5.3 and IS2.2 can be set Access code up to 15 ASCII characters (Internet bridge support).

Enter the access code cod e Use Connection | Open to open the communication with the controller. Dialog box Open Connection  Connection  appears. Type the Ac the Ac ces s c od e. (only when modem connection is opened)

Change Cha nge th the ea access ccess cod code e Password has to be entered before change access code is enabled. To change the access code use Controller | Change access code.  code. 

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InteliGe nteliGen c conf onfigu igura ratio tion n Password has to be entered before access to software configuration is enabled.

Change Cha nge Controller c onfigur ation Use Controller | Software configuration | Select (or Modify) Modify)   Dialog box Select Select software  software configuration  configuration shows the default configuration (archives SPM - SSB – SPtM – MINT -MEXT - ) stored in PC in ..\ DEFAUL DEFAULT T \ APP \ directory. Dialog box Modify Modify shows  shows actual configuration from direct (on-line) connected Controlle Controller. r. Software configuration includes: Set of binary and analog inputs Set of binary outputs Set of setpoints and commands password protection Sensor characteristic If you would like to select a software configuration from user archive, click on Open archive. archive.

Modify Controller config uration  After the software configuration (default (default or actual) is selected, you have the possibility to modify modify the software configuration. Use Controller | Software configuration | Modify.  Modify.  The dialog box includes four sheets – Binary Inputs, I nputs, Binary outputs, Analog inputs and Setpoints. Hint: When additional InteliGen modules modules (IG-PCM, IG-PCLSM or IG-IOM) are significant for selected application – all inputs, outputs and setpoints of these modules are displayed and can be configured as well.

Binary inputs configuration Editable columns are of a white background; fixed ones are of a gray background. background. Order   Module   Module Function   Function Name   Name Inverted   Inverted  Alarm type  type   Alarm active  active 

: Number of the binary input. : Input module name (IG-CU, IG-PCM, IG-PCLSM, IG-IOM). : Click to select the function of the input from the list. : If the input function is Al is Al arm, arm , type the name. : Select input signal polarity (close or open to activate). : If the input function is Al is Alarm arm,, select alarm type (Warning, Slow sto stop, p, Unloading, Unloading, Shut down, History record). : If the input function is Al is Alarm arm ,  , select alarm activity (All the time, Engine running onl only). y).

Binary outputs con figuration. Editable columns are of a white background, fixed ones are of a gray background. background. Order   : Number of the binary ouput. : Output module name (IG-CU, IG-PCM, IG-PCLSM, IG-IOM). Module   Module Function   Function : Click to select the function of the output from the list.

RA15 RA1 5 conf iguratio n Is available when

button is pressed in Binary output cfg screen. Before configuration tick then select outputs from the list.

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 An alo g in pu t s co nf i gu r atio at io n Editable columns are of a white background, fixed ones are of a gray background. background. Order   : Number of the analog input terminal Module   Module : Input module name (IG-CU, IG-IOM). Name   Name : Name of the input (max. 14 ASCII characters).  Abbr   : Abbreviation of the name used in history record.  record.  Sensor type  type  : Select the type of the input: (Analog, binary, tri-state). Dim   Dim : Type the dimension of the quantity (bar, psi, °C)  Active    Active : Alarm activity (over, under, over+Fls, under+Fls) Inverted   Inverted : If input is binary or three-state, select the polarity (close or open to activate).  Alarm type  type  : Alarm type of the input (None, Sensor fail, Wrn+Slow stop, Wrn+Shut down,Wrn+Unload) down,Wrn+Unload)  Alarm active  active  : Alarm activity (All the time, Engine running only). Sensor : Selection of sensor characteristic (curve) from fr om the list. Decimals   Decimals : Number of decimal points of displayed value (e.g. 70%; 3,6bar).

Setpoints Se tpoints protection In the list of allpassword setpoints select which setpoints at which level are password protected. Selected level is in RED color.

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Hint: Password – Al – Al l i tems tem s i n t he g gro ro up : allows adjust the same level for selected group.

Commands Comma nds protection Commands password protection protects following commands from WinEdit / MultiEdit direct, modem or GSM modem connection: Start, Stop, Horn reset, Fault reset, GCB close/open, MCB close/open. Selected Command Command password level level 0, 1, 2, 3 is valid for all commands. Sele Selected cted level is in RED color. When the configuration is completed, click on Write to IG to write modified software configuration into the !!! !! VER VERY Y IMPORT IMPORTANT ANT !!! !!! Controller. While writing the new software configuration, Controller must be in OFF mode, (otherwise “programming was not correct” message is announced). announced).

Sensors Sensor characteristics: Curve A, Curve B, Curve C modification.

Last modification When it is not possible (from any reason) to write configuration to controller select Controller | Software configuration | Last modify to restore  restore the last modified configuration. configuration. Hint: Selected configuration configuration can be changed in Off-line mode as well. In this c case ase it is stored to PC.

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InteliSys configuration Controller configur ation overview

Config item

Selection Note External modules IS-BIN and IS- Bin inputs, Bin outputs, Analog  AIN CAN addresses selection inputs Dimension selection

Bar, psi, °C

History modification

Which values are stored in history recors

Sensor characteristics

Transfer characteristics between

modification

 Analog input input voltage, current current or resistance and output value. In PLUS applications only

Configuration of programmable function Setpoints password protection

Three level password

Logical inputs list

Enables Internal connections connections between logical (physical) I/O.

Configuration of IS-CU and IS-BIN16/8 Binary inputs Configuration of IS-CU and IS-BIN16/8 Binary outputs Configuration of IS-CU and IS AIN8 Analog inputs inputs

Selection from input list and/or  Alarm adjustment adjustment Selection from output list

Configuration of IS-CU Analog inputs Configuration of IS-BIN16/8 Impulse inputs

Selection from values list

Selection from input list and/or  Alarm adjustment adjustment

Pulse counter or frequency meter configuration

External modules address 1) 2) 3) 4)

Open WinEdit WinEdit Direct connection connection to IS-CU or Off line connection to selected archive. Open configuration window: Select Co Controller ntroller – Software c configuration onfiguration – Modify Modify Click on Address Address selection button and Click on address item items s according picture below. below. On line configuration is Password protected.

External modules IS-BIN, IS-AIN, IGL-RA15, IGS-PTM, I-CB CAN bus addresses selection button

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 All configured modules values values are automatically automatically added to history record whe when n is ticked Auto insert insert to history selection. Hint: Remove not used default VDO sensor characteristics when there is not enough memory for all external modules configuration.

Cylinders Tick when IS-AIN8 is used for Cylinder temperature measuring. In this case are not active and visible corresponding correspondin g protection (e.g. Warning and Shut down) limits (memory save). Alarm type must be set to Cylinder in corresponding corresponding Analog inputs configuration window. Hint: CAN bus messages are organized in groups of eight inputs or outputs length. Because one IS-BIN16/8 unit has two times eight inputs two addresses 1. and 2. are selected. Binary outputs and analog inputs has one address only. Table of recommended CAN1 address setting CAN 1 Adress 1. IS-AIN IS-AIN8 8 1  2. IS IS-A -AIN IN8 8 2

CAN1 Address Inputs Inputs Outpu Outputs ts 1. IS IS-B -BIN IN16 16/8 /8 1,2 1,2 1

3. IS IS-A -AIN IN8 8 4. IS IS-A -AIN IN8 8 5. IS IS-A -AIN IN8 8 6. IS-A IS-AIN IN8 8 7. IS-AIN8 8. IS-AIN8

2. IS IS-B -BIN IN16 16/8 /8 3,4 3,4 3. IS IS-B -BIN IN16 16/8 /8 5,6 5,6 4. IS IS-B -BIN IN16 16/8 /8 7,8 7,8 5. IS IS-B -BIN IN16 16/8 /8 9,10 9,10 6. IS-BIN16/8 11,12 7. IS-BIN16/8 13,14

3 4 5 6 7 8

2 3 4 5 6 7

Setting of inputs / outputs CAN bus addresses addresses increases increases list of inputs / outputs. IS controller displays on only ly External modules inputs and outputs, which CAN bus address, is selected Inputs outputs names and functions are configured in following steps.

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iGL-RA15 configuration for IS-CU • •

Put jumper in position A to iGL-RA15 unit. Configure CAN addresses of Binary outputs to 5 and 6 for IGL-RA15 hw version 1.2 or to addresses 13 and 14 for IGL-RA15 of hw version 1.1 and 1.0.

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IGSIG S-PT PTM M con config fig urati on for IS IS-C -CU U IGS-PTM behaves like independent independent modules IS-AIN8 and IS-BIN16 from the IS point of view. In that way you can configure IGS-PTM as one address of eight binary inputs, one CAN address of eight binary outputs and one address of four analog inputs. These modules have the same address offset configured by jumpers ADR1 and ADR2. You can connect up to four IGS-PTM modules on CAN bus thanks to four possible address offsets which are set by jumpers on IGS-PTM unit. Following see configuration example example for IS-CU with two IGS-PTM, two IS-BIN16/8, one IS-AIN8 ans one IGL-RA15. CAN address 1

Bin. inputs

Bin.  An l. outputs inputs 1-st IGS-PTM

2

2-nd IGS-PTM

3

1-st IS-BIN16/8 and 1-st IS-AIN8

4 5 IGL-RA15 of HW version 1.2

6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

or IGL-RA15 of HW version 1.1 ( 1.0 )

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Hint: IGL-RA15 version 1.0 and 1.1 works on addresses of BO modules 13 and 14, from version 1.2 it works on addresses 5 and 6. Only one IGL-RA15 can be configured to InteliSys controller.

i-CB i-C B values values config uration 1.

Configure I-CB using I-CBEdit I-CBEdit software. Configured Configured I-CB behaves like IS-AIN and IS-BIN unit. I-CB configuration associates associates selected values received from Engine Control Unit to selected IS-AIN, IS-BIN inputs and outputs.

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Configure IS-CU CAN addresses: tick

and set corresponding corresponding fictive IS-AIN and IS-BIN

associated withand i-CB. 3. addresses Configure separate inputs inputs outputs in corresponding Analog, Binary Binary inputs, outputs window. window.

Binary inputs configuration Configuration  window contains windows Configuration window windows for configuration of Binary inputs, Binary outputs, Analog inputs inputs and Analog outputs. Binary inputs window contains list of all Binary inputs terminals – of IS-CU and all IS-BIN16/8 extension units, which have assigned CAN bus addresses see drawing below.

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Hint: More functions can be configured at one binary input terminal.  At each binary binary input can be configured following following items: Config item Selection Module

Name  Active

Up to 14 ASCII characters Closed Opened No protection Warning Shutdown Slow Stop El protection Off load

 Alarm type

Block type

All the time ProtDel group 1 ProtDel group 2 ProtDel group 3

Function Click on

Click on

Note CU1 to CU8: IS-CU BI1 to 8 CU9 to CU16: IS-CU BI9 to 16 Group1: 1.IS-BIN16/8 BI1 to 8 Group2: 1.IS-BIN16/8 BI9 to 16 Active when clo closed sed Active when opened No action Only indication Opens GCB, skip cooling Opens GCB, cools and stop Unloading, cooling and stop GCB trip only, GCB can be closed again without Fault reset. All the time active alarm Engine protection delay 1 Engine protection delay 2 Engine protection delay 3 See following note

button opens list of all logic (internal) binary inputs include inputs of programmable programmable functions.

Tick on selected item. More functions can be assigned to one binary input. Hint: One or more Logical binary inputs can be configured on one controller input terminal together with protection function. Inversion tick

is active even if the logical input is not configured (connected) to input terminal !!!

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Binary outputs configuration  Assigns selected selected functions to output output terminal o off IS-CU and, IS-BIN16/8. IS-BIN16/8.

Click on • • •

button to open list of all binary values. There are three lists: Logical (internal) binary outputs (include outputs of programmable programmable functions) Binary inputs of IS-CU Binary inputs extension modules (e.g. IS-BIN16/8)

Hint: In column Function is visible connected function or logic formula. See chapter Settings – Formula.

 Any logical or programmab programmable le function output output (Log bin out) ca can n be connected connected to binary output output terminals.

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 Any IS-CU physical input input (Bin inpu inputs ts CU) can be conn connected ected to bina binary ry output terminals. terminals.

 Any external IS-BIN16/8 IS-BIN16/8 binary input input terminal (Bin in inputs) puts) can be co connected nnected to binary binary output terminals. terminals.

Hint: Only one Binary value can be configured to one controller output terminal.

 Anal  A nal o g i np u t s c on f ig u r ati at i o n Select Analog inputs window.

Config item Order Module

Name Dimension Sensor IS-CU

Sensor IS-AIN8

Selection list 1.CU to 4.CU 1.Group1 to 8.Group1 1.Group2 to 8.Group2 … 1.Group8 to 8.Group8 Up to14 ASCII characters Select from dimension list

Note Number of the analog input on IS-CU Number of analog input on 1.IS-AIN8 Number of analog input on 2.IS-AIN8 … Number of analog input on 8.IS-AIN8

Use button to create new dimension. Default characteristic for measuring in bars Default characteristic for measuring in psi Default characteristic for measuring in °C Default characteristic for measuring in °F

VDO Press IS-CU VDO Press psi VDO Temp IS-CU VDO Temp °F None I-CB analogue

Value is received from I-CB

Pt100/°C Pt1000/°C Ni100/°C

Use

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Ni1000/°C Thermocouple Thermocoup le J/°C Thermocouple K/°C Thermocouple L/°C 4 to 20 mA passive 4 to 20 mA active 0 to 20 mA passive 0 ± 20 mA active 0-250 ohm 0-2400 ohm

characteristic.

 Adjust Range = maximal measured measured value  Adjust Range  Adjust Range  Adjust Range  Adjust Range  Adjust Range  Adjust Range

0 ±1–V2,4 V 0 - 10 V 0 - 100mV Pt100/°F Pt1000/°F Ni100/°F Ni1000/°F Thermocouple J/°F Thermocouple K/°F Thermocouple L/°F Range Decimals  Active  Alarm type

Block type

Function Value

Over Under None Sensor Warningfault Wrn + sd Wrn + stp Wrn + ElProt Cylinder All the time RunOnly Group1 RunOnly Group2 RunOnly Group3 Select from Logical analog inputs list  Adjusting of Analog Analog input input and corresponding correspondin g setpoints names and limits.

E.g. what value corresponds correspond s to 250 ohm. Number of decimal points Direction of Alarm detection No alarm indication Sensor warning Warningfail only for both levels Warning and shutdown Warning and slow stop Warning and Electric protection Cylinder temperature measuring Configuration Configuratio n of alarm activity. See Engine protect: protect : ProtDel Group1, ..2, ..3 List of Logic analog inputs connected to IS-CU or IS-AIN analog input terminal. Value Low and High limit defines range of measure device. Setpoints Low and High limit defines range for setpoint adjusting.

Hint:Alarm type listed  Any listed above is recorded recorded to Alarm list and History file. Click on

Tick

button to open list of Logic analog inputs.

on selected item.

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Hint: It is possible to use the same Analog input as protection and functional (e.g. Warming Temp) input. More functions can be assigned to one Analog input. Value setting window defines Analog input name and limits, setpoints names and limits. Value Low and High limit is range for IS screen bar graph. Setpoints Low and High limits are limits for setpoints adjusting.

Sensor Se nsor chara characteristics cteristics modification Press

button to open sensor configuration window.

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Config item HW configuration

Selection IS-CU

Note Only resistive sensors

IS-CU CURR IS-CU VOLT

Valid for IS firmware V 3.0 and above Corresponding jumper must be set on IS-CU.

± 100mV ±1V 0 to + 2.5V 0 to + 10V

Selected item influences hardware connection of IS-AIN analog input connection. No jumper setting is needed.

0 to 2500 ohm ± 20 mA active 0 to 20 mA passive Name Points

Up to14 ASCII characters Sensor characteristics specification

To add new sensor characteristic click

button.

To specify new sensor characteristic click on

Primary   Primary  Converted   Converted

value means input voltage, resistance or current. means output value.

Define of sensor characteristic. Use Use

button.

buttons to add or remove number of points.

buttons to import or export sensor characteristic.

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 Anal  A nal o g o u t p ut c o n f i g ur atio at io n

Only one analog output 0 to 20 mA is available on IS-CU. Config item Value Low limit High limit

Selection Select from list of analog values Value level for 0 mA Value level for 20 mA

Note

Impulse inputs con figuration

IS-BIN16/8 impulse inputs can be configured as follows Config item Selection Function Integral (60 Hz max) Frequency (8kHz max) Name Up to14 ASCII characters Dimension Selection from the list Decimals Number of decimal points Conversion constant Value per pulse Value per Hertz

Note IS-BIN16/8 RPM1 input IS-BIN16/8 RPM2 input

Hint: Only four Impulse inputs can be configured from the first two IS-BIN16/8 even if more IS-BIN16/8 units is configured. Configured Impulse inputs values are visible on controller screen.

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History file modificaton Click on button to modify history file. History configuration window contains list of all recorded values. Use buttons to add or remove selected history item. Bottom bar graph indicates history record capacity in %.

Dimension Dime nsion lis t modific ation Click on

button to open dimension window. Each dimension item contain overview where is used

for.

Use

buttons to add or remove dimension item.

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Password, Pa ssword, co mmand protection Click on protected.

button to open password protection change window. Sign setpoints, which are to be

Hint: Password – Al – Al l i tems tem s i n t he g gro ro up : allows adjust the same level for selected group.

Commands Comma nds protection Commands password protection protects following commands from WinEdit / MultiEdit direct, modem or GSM modem connection: Start, Stop, Horn reset, Fault reset, GCB close/open, MCB close/open. Selected Command Command password level level 0, 1, 2, 3 is valid for all commands. Sele Selected cted level is in RED color. When the configuration is completed, click on Write to IG to write modified software configuration into the Controller.

Date / Time  Time format modification This selection modifies data format on controller screen.

Programmable Progra mmable functions Hint: Programmable Programmabl e functions are available only in PLUS application archives. Click on button to open programmable function map. There are following programmable functions Prg switch 1 to Prg switch 16 16x Programmab Programmable le switches Regulator 1 to Regulator 4 4x PID regulators Function 1 to Function 16 16x Binary Logic Functions •

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Timer 1 to Timer 8  Arithmetic 1 to Arithmetic Arithmetic 4

To configure any of them click on

8x Timer functions 4x Analog inputs inputs arithmetic functions functions

button.

Prg switch

Config item Input Level on Level off Output Name of output

Selection From Analog values list Up to14 ASCII characters Up to14 ASCII characters

Note Analog input Name of setpoint Name of setpoint Binary output

Up to14 ASCII characters

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Regulator

Config item Input

Selection Controlled Analog value

Gain Int Der Period  Actuator time

Control Control loop loop gain integration factor Control loop derivation factor Output pulse period Time to move from close to op open en position Required value which has to be reached IS-CU or IS-BIN16/8 output terminal Up to14 ASCII characters IS-CU or IS-BIN16/8 output terminal Up to14 ASCII characters

Requested value Output 1 Name of output 1 Output 2 Name of output 2

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Programmable Progra mmable Bina Binary ry Logic function

Config item Input 1 (SET) Input 2 (RESET) Function Output inverted Output

Selection Any binary value Any binary value Select from the list Output inversion Terminal of IS-CU or IS-BIN16/8

Name of output

Up to14 ASCII characters

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Note Select from the list Select from the list AND, OR, XOR, R-S Configure in Binary output window.

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Programmable timers

Config item Input Time A Time B Timer function Output

Selection Any binary value Up to14 ASCII characters Up to14 ASCII characters Select from the list Terminal of IS-CU or IS-BIN16/8

Name of output

Up to14 ASCII characters

Note Select from the list Setpoint name

Configure in Binary output window.

 Ar it hm et etic ic f un c t i on s  Available from IS firmware version 2.4 2.4 Enables following Arithmetic relations between two analog inputs Function Output value  Addition Sum of inpu inputt values Input1 + Input2 Subtraction Subtraction of Input1 – Input2 values Subtraction absolute Absolute value of subtraction of Input1 – Input2  Average Arithmetic avera average ge (Input1+In (Input1+Input2) put2) / 2 Maximum Maximum from Input1 and Input2 Minimum Minimum from Input1 and Input2 Hint: Decimal values are ignored. Example: When Input1 Input 1 = 100 V and Input2 = 24,5 V then Input1 + Input2 = 124 V Input1 - Input2 = 76 V  Average = 62 V, Maximum = 100 100 V, Minimum = 24

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Config item Input 1 Input 2

Selection Any analog value Any analog value

Note Select from the list Select from the list

Functions

Select from the list

Output

Addition, Subtraction, Sub abs,  Average, Maximum, Maximum, Minimum IS-CU analog output or other Programmable Programmabl e function

Name of output

Up to14 ASCII characters

Configure in Analog output window or in Progr.function window.

Protection

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Config item Input 1 Setpoint names  Active

Selection Any analog value Up to14 ASCII characters Over Over+Fls Under Under+Fls No protection Warning

 Alarm type

Shut down Slow stop El.protection Off load All the time RunOnly group 1 RunOnly group 2 RunOnly group 3 Up to14 ASCII characters

Block type

Name of output

Note Select from the list Select from the list

Select from the list

Select from the list

Programming example Task Close for three seconds Binary output BO16 when 3.1. Genset power is higher than 200 kW and and   3.2. BI16 is closed

Solution This task requires one logic function, one programmable switch and one timer. It is possible to configure Programmable Programmable functions in Direct connection as well as in Off line.

Timer   1

Function 1 Prg func1 A Prg func1 B  AND

Prg func1

Prg timer1  in

Timer1 Ta Timer1 Tb

Prg. Switch 1 Prg switch1 in analogue

Switch 1 ON Switch 1 OFF

Pulse on edge

Prg timer1  out

Prg switch1  out

  1) Open Controller – Software configuration configurati on window. Hint: Use PLUS archive and set password of level three. 2) Click on Programmable function button to open Programmable functions window 3) Select Edit Function 1, set function AND. 4) Connect Function1 Input1 to IS-CU binary input 16: a) Click on Input1 button, b) Open list list of Binary Binary Inputs Inputs of IS-CU IS-CU “Bin inputs CU”, CU”, c) Select BI16 and press OK button. Note: The BI16 name is changed in the following step 5) Connect Function1 Input2 to P Prg.switch1 rg.switch1 output: a) Open Click on button, binary outputs “Log bin out”, b) listInput2 of all Logical c) Select “PrgSwitch1” and Press OK button. WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, ©ComAp – January 2005 WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3.pdf

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6) Press Function1 OK button to leave this window. Function1 Inputs names can’t be changed but Output name can be changed in Function window. 7) Select Edit Prg.switch1, Prg.switch1, select from Inp Inputs uts list “Act.power”. Note that there is visible Output connection connection to PrgFunc 1-B. Setpoints and output names can be changed in Prg.switch window. 8) Press Prg.switch Prg.switch OK button to lea leave ve this window. 9) Select Edit Timer1, select select Timer function function “Pulse on the e edge” dge” from the list. 10) Connect Timer1 Input to Function1 output: a) Click on Input button, b) Open list list of all all Logical Logical binary outputs “Lo “Log g bin out”, c) Select “PrgFunc1” and Press OK button. 11) Connect Timer1 output output to IS-CU binary output 16: a) Click Close button in Prog Programmable rammable function window. b) Select Binary outputs in configuratio configuration n window, c) Click on IS-CU BO16 button d) Select Timer1 Timer1 output „PrgTimer1“ from “Log “Log bin out” list e) Output and setpoint names can be changed in Timer1 config window. 12) Press Write to controller or OK button to accept all changes. Save archive as … before WinEdit connection is closed. 13) Adjust setpoints Timer1 Ta = Ta = 3 (s), Timer1 Tb = Tb = 0, Switch 1 ON = ON = 200 (kW), Switch 1 OFF = OFF = e.g. 180 (kW)

Final configuration is on following drawing. Controller  Binary inputs BI16

Timer 

Function Prg func1 A Prg func1 B  AND

Prg func1

Prg timer1  in

Switch 1 ON Switch 1 OFF

Prg timer1  out

Controller  Binary output BO16

Timer1 Ta Timer1 Tb

Prg. switch  Act power 

Pulse on edge

Prg switch1  out

 

Logical inputs Click on button to open Binary or Analog Logical inputs list. In this window it is possible to make internal (sw) connection between Logical input and selected source.

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In Example above the row 11. means that PrgTimer 4 output is connected to PrgFunc 1-A input, etc… PrgTimer 4  in

Timer 4

PrgTimer 4  out

Function 1 PrgFunc 1-A Prg func1 PrgFunc 1-B

 

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 Au  A u x i l i ary ar y f u n c t i o n s Translator Following tools provides translations translations of all texts in controller (on line connection) or in archive (off line connection).

11-st st s tep tep  

Select: Controller | Software configuration | Translator  

Texts are arranged in groups. Each group has separate text length limit. Untranslated Default texts are in Cyan background, translated texts changes to Gray background. Cyan Group of texts name background changes to Gray when all group items are translated Green background indicates indicates that translated text is shortened e.g. to 14 characters.

2-nd step Load and select the dictionary. Following picture is an example only. WinEdit installation contains no dictionary.

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Select dictionary buttons Delete dictionary. Rename dictionary. Join dictionary. Create one dictionary from two. Revert dictionary. E.g. from fr om English-German create German-English dictiona dictionary. ry. Create cross-languages dictionary (transitive) Import dictionary. Export dictionary. Show dictionary. Dictionary list.

3-rd step Check translation. Translated items and groups are Gray back grounded.

Translate untranslated Items and Save the dictionary.

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Following selection enables translate all the same source words.

Names dictionary buttons New dictionary Open dictionary Close dictionary Edit item or double click on selected item. Set Item to be translated. Set Item to be untranslated untranslated.. Set Group to be translated. t ranslated. Set Group to be untranslated. Find text. (Ctrl-F) Hint: Take care to respect the length of the names and check the result on controller screens.

Notes Each connection has separate Controller – Notes  Notes  window for operator operator notes.

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Hint: Programmable Programmab le function list export is available in InteliSys controller.

Modbus commu nication object list To generate communication object list select Controller – Generate Cfg Image command.

Sett s tatistics Se Use Controller | Set statistics… to set or clear statistic values (values in the group Statistics ). ). Password has to be entered before access to this function is enabled.

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Reset Re set contr oller from Init state Use Controller | Reset from Init state to reset controller. Change some some setpoint e.g. Controller Controller mode whe when n Reset command is not accepted and Command error message appears. If communication is interrupted during the writing of configuration into Controller, then Controller has invalid configuration.. It is necessary to reset the unit and write the configuration again. configuration again. When EEPROM or NVRAM setpoints error occurs after new application downloading, Controller stays in Init state (visible on IG screen), use Reset command to start program. Password has to be entered before access to this function is enabled.

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Settings There are available following settings in WinEdit.

Changing Cha nging of sites directory Select Options – Settings to change default sites directory.

Dialog Dia log modification

Save archive dialog

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Configuration Overwrite dialog

Fonts setting Option window window enables selection of of Application a and nd Controller fonts.

 Application font font

Controller font

 Auto-change charset

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Application font defines fon fontt used in WinE WinEdit dit itself (windows, functions, functions, buttons, dialog etc. texts) e.g. Basic, Configuration, Configuration, Fonts, History, … see picture above. Defines font for all texts, which are downloaded downloaded from controller, e.g. Setpoint and Values names. This selection is active only when Auto-chang Auto-change e charset is not ticked. Controller font is is set according to controller controller setting (is the same as in controller)

West European fonts (characters) can be set only in InteliGen controllers of serial numbers xx2xxxxx   (the third number from the left is 2).  2).  China fonts (characters) can be set only in InteliGen controllers of serial numbers xx3xxxxx xx3xxxxx (the  (the third number from the left is 3).  3). 

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Numberr of history records visible in WinEdit Numbe

 Automatic = all from on-line controller controller Explicit = from controller and the rest from PC.  Always reads history history after openin opening g connection connection..

 Ac t iv e Call

Following message is sent to selected address when Test settings button is pressed: „This is a test message from WinEdit“. WinEdit “. Success or Failure confirmation confirmation appe appears ars on PC WinEdit screen. Show notification It is possible to activate notification Window when Active call comes. Example: When Active call window (connection) is opened and operator is just working on another job (e.g. writing Word document) Notification message appears appears on screen to notice Active call was received. r eceived. Send notifying email E-mail is sent to selected address when Active call is received. Archive can be attached to e-mail. WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, ©ComAp – January 2005 WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3, WinEdit-6.3-MultiEdit-6.3.pdf

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Important note: For information about your local SMTP server settings ask your IT manager.

Support

WinEdit saves archive and sends it to predefined address where technical technical support can be requested (for example email address of your distributor or direct ComAp technical support department email). Description of the problem should be added into the email. The functionality can be checked by pressing Test settings button. Important note: For information about your local SMTP server settings ask your IT manager. Note: The same setting is available in MultiEdit, where you can save and send all archives from a particular site.

Formula

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This setting defines equations of programmable programmable logic, which are visible in Binary output configuration window. Suppose following example of programmable logic: Indicatio Indication n = Starter OR Fuel Prg func1 Starter  Fuel

16.CU2 : Indication

OR

Binary output 16 IS-CU

Binary inputs

  Then depends on setting following equations are visible on IS-CU Binary output line 16:

Formula type: IS-sys ISsys tem names User def.names

Operators in formula: Operators Ye Yes s Starter OR Fuel Selection has no sense

As functio n OR1 (Starter, Fuel) Indication (Starter, Fuel)

RemCompSwitch Four remote comparator-switches RCS are available on IG-IOM only up to IG firmware version 5.5. It is possible to Set/Reset Binary outputs RCS out out remotely from WinEdit. WinEdit. To open Remote Comparator Switch (RCS) control an indication window select: Controller | Remote Comparator/Switch

RCS control and indication panel in WinEdit

There are four RCS panels visible in WinEdit. Hint: RCS binary out is closed when Analog switch (comparato (comparator) r) is closed or RS is closed (OR function). RS can be Set/Reset from Binary input RSC toggle or remotely remotely from WinEdit S / R button . When Analog switch is closed the RS state is not importan importantt (RCS out can’t be opened by RS).

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Fir irmw mwa are upgr up gra ade Hint: Password level 3 has to be entered before access to firmware upgrade is enabled.

 Arr c h iv es d ata  A at a st s t r u c t ur e Following drawing (left side) describes which parts of InteliGen, InteliSys controller memory memory are stored in aig or ais archive file. The next draving (right side) describes where are stored texts (setpoints, i/o, etc… names) and where are stored measured, setpoints and statistic values.

FIRMWARE

FIRMWARE

FLASH

FLASH

ig_5_x.mhx

ig_5_x.mhx

Gear teeth = 120

 Ar ch iv e fi le *.aig Controller  configuration

EEPROM RAM NVRAM

history setpoints values statistic

Controller memory

Controller  configuration

 I/O, Setpoints Names . .

HISTORY Records

EEPROM

Values of 

history setpoints

. SETPOINTS .

Measured VALUES Statistic VALUES

PC

RAM NVRAM

 

values

Oil pressure = 5,3 bar 

statistic

InteliGen memory

Num starts = 37

 

Firmware and and arch archive ive files There are three types of software files. Inteligen Firmware mhx  Archive

aig

InteliSys 1.mhx = application 2.mhx = terminal t erminal ais

Standard location of all mh x  files is in directory C:\PROGRAM FILES\COMA FILES\COMAP\WINEDIT\APP. P\WINEDIT\APP. Standard location of aig , ais ais files  files is in directory C:\PROGRAM FILES\COMAP FILES\COMAP\WINEDIT\APP\DEFAUL \WINEDIT\APP\DEFAULT. T. Software files are stored in WinEdit directories during installation.

WinEdit WinE dit files up grade - iwe files Iwe file is sw pack for s imple imple import  import of new SW version to WinEdit directories. Iwe sw pack contains one or more mhx file(s) and one or more aig or ais archive(s). It is possible to import Dictionary file as well. Use Options | Import firmware command to open Import window.

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Use button to select directory (or Floppy disk) where iwe file is. Click Import button to store files to WinEdit directories. directories. In example above iwe pack contains contains IM41.mhx and two archives IM41.aig and IM41IO.aig IM41IO.aig

IG firm ware programming Use Controller | Programming.

Select firmware version to be programmed and then OK button. Click Open file button to select mhx file from other directory.

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Controll er upgrade

 Already RUNNING

 APPLICATION ?

NEW

1.step Store old aig

Controller - Save as

2.step Firmware, mhx upgrade

Controller Controller Programming MINT, SPtM, ...+IOM

 APPLICATION  AIG ?

SSB

3.step V5.x aig selection

Controller - Software confi guration - Select Select

YES

NO (=DEFAULT) MODIFY CFG ?

4.step I/O, Alarms, Passwords, Sensor char. configuration

I/O configuration modification

Write to IG FROM OLD AIG see step 1.

Open Alt Setpoin Setpoin t Write Alt Setpoin Setpoin ts Manual adjusting of  the new setpoints

5.step

SETPOINTS VALUES ?

new

Manual Ma nual setpoint s adjusting

6.step Setpoints values adjusting

 

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Upgrade procedures

FIRMWARE

FLASH

ig_5_x.mhx

Controller configuration is changed during firmware upgrading.

Firmware upgrade

Default configuration configuration which contains mhx mhx file is SSB.

Controller  configuration

EEPROM RAM NVRAM

history setpoints values statistic

  WinEdit setting:

FIRMWARE

FLASH

do not overwrite setpoints

ig_5_x.mhx Do not overwrite setpoints values Controller  configuration

EEPROM RAM NVRAM

only archive is upgraded (no setpoint values)

 Archive aig upgrade

history setpoints values statistic

  WinEdit setting:

FIRMWARE

FLASH

overwrite setpoints

ig_5_x.mhx Overwrite setpoints values Controller  configuration

EEPROM RAM NVRAM

history setpoints

archive and setpoint values are upgraded

 Archive aig upgrade

values statistic

  WinEdit setting:

FIRMWARE

FLASH

Write alt setpoints

ig_5_x.mhx

Overwrites setpoints values only (e.g. from other archive)

Controller  configuration

EEPROM RAM NVRAM

history setpoints

Write alt setpoints

values statistic

 

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Multiple application fi rmware upgrade Before MINT or MEXT controller application upgrade (e.g. from SW V 4.x to 5.x) disconnect CAN bus communication communica tion between controllers and program each controller directly not via IG-MU. Direct firmware programming is recommended even if IG-MU is used in system.

IS firmware programming – ipt files InteliSys firmware contains two mhx files. One is application mhx the second is terminal mhx. Those two files compatibility compatibility is protected by *.ipt file. Ipt file is list of mhx files of the same version which can be programmed to IS controller. See following example for IS –Std-2.0 sw version. Use Controller | Programming. List Programming. List of compatible mhx files is in programming wind window. ow. The first one is application mhx file The second and the third are two different terminal mhx files. This way are supported different Code pages (character sets) used on IS display.

Hint: It is not possible to select both IS and Terminal firmware for programming during Boot downloading. downloading.

IS sw (double upg rading edure Select click on proc the tick.) one or two mhx files, which have to be programmed. In example above are selected (green tick) two mhx files: IS-Std-2.0 and Terminal (Code page0). Both selected mhx files are programmed to IS controller in one step. It is possible to select only one file. Hint: There is automatic check of mhx file in controller. When in controller is the same version as selected mhx is not programmed. !!! !! VER VERY Y IMPORT IMPORTANT ANT !!! !!!   While programming, Controller must be in OFF mode! While programming, the communication must not be interrupted! Hint: It is strongly recommended to upgrade InteliSys application and terminal firmware indirect connection only, not via Modem or IG-MU.

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Remote Re mote so softw ftw are upgrade Use software Symantec pcANYWHERE for remote modem connection from one PC to another PC. IG-CU IS-CU

PC

Modem

pcANYWHERE WinEdit/MultiEdit

Modem

PC pcANYWHERE  

This way you can remote handle local PC and remotely start WinEdit/MultiEdit software on local computer and make local software upgrade or another procedures. See website Symantec Enterprise Solutions  

Unsuccessful Unsucce ssful pro gramming If the programming is not successful and controller does not respond: 1. 2.

Close connection Reopen direct co connection nnection (Warning DDE server server message message is displayed) displayed) Use Controller | Programming, Programming,

address should 3. Controller Select firmware mhx file be set to 1 for Boot download. 4. Following message is displayed (because of not running DDE server):

5. 6. 7. 8.

Select controller type: InteliGen or InteliSys Switch off controller Remove rear cover of controller controller,, close the jumper BOOT LOADER Check the connection PC- controller

9. 10. 11. 12.

Switch on controller, and the new firmware is automatically automaticall y programming into. When programming is finished, switch off Controller. Open the jumper BOOT LOADER Place back the rear cover.

InteliGen boot jumper location

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Vg

Ig

     M       O      I          G      I

Vm

RPM

     M       C      P          G      I

uP

BOOT JUMPER

 AI

BI

BO

BO

     2      3      2       S      R

+ -

 

InteliSys Boot load programming Boot load jumper is accessible via back panel opening. opening. There are two firmware (mhx) files - application and display to download. Those two files must be compatible (from the same sw version) – see corresponding ipt file.  Application mhx mhx is downloaded downloaded using Bo Boot ot load procedure. procedure. Display mhx is downloaded using standard Programming procedure (close connection, remove Boot jumper, open connection).

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Mult ultiEdit iEdit softwa softw are Hint: Different types of single or multiple controller connection see in Communication guide.

MultiEdit settings

Sites directory setting

 Application and and Controller Controller fonts settings

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Visibility settings

Open Ope n connection

Following multiple gensets connections connections are available: Direct, Modem, Internet, Off line, Modem, callback, Internet callback. For more detail see chapter WinEdit – Open connection connection..

button opens configuration window. Hint: Select Modem and set phone number before Modem connection. Set IP address before Internet connection.

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Configuration window

Types Type s of connection: COM CO M port selecti on: CO COM1 M1 to COM COM8 8 Controll er a address ddress and directory selection There is 32 rows: (or

to

. Each row means one Controller controller address from 1 to 32. Set

) for selected controller addresses in column

. Selected addresses have to be

adjusted in connected controllers Basic settings: settings :Contr.address Contr.address.. In Example four controllers of Addresses 1, 2, 3 and 4 are selected. Archive files will be stored in selected directories - column selection can be changed when button

. Directory

is pressed. Password can be set separately in

column.

MultiEdit – syn optic diagra diagram m selection It is possible to modify MultiEdit MultiEdit synoptic diagram by followi following ng selection (devices visibility) •

MCB used

•

InteliMains used + InteliMains Controller address

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Import/Export measurement measurement

•

Show Total gens power

•

Show actual reserve

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Show common grid

Import/Export measurement

InteliMains used

Total gens power

 Actual reserve

Common grid

MultiEdit sc ree reen n MultiEdit screen contains separate gen-set panels containing basic informations. It is possible to change operational mode (OFF-MAN-AUT) and gen-set priority from each gen-set panel. When more detail information is needed it is possible to start WinEdit software by pressing

button on the bottom of gen-set panel. Use horizontal scroll bar or MultiEdit status panel when more gen-sets has to be visible on the MultiEdit screen.

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Click on

button to display MultiEdit status panel. Click on selected genset in MultiEdit

status panel and MultiEdit jump directly on selected gen-set panel.

MultiEdit MultiE dit version info Click on Help – About button to open About window.

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MultiEdit v alue alues s mo dification Each MultiEdit genset panel contains eight values which can be separately customized. It is possible to select any value from the list to be displayed. 1.

To open Val Value ue configuration configuration window click Left Mouse to value item which should be customized. customized. Genset power from IG2 genset panel is selected in following exampl example. e.

2.

In Valu Value e configuration configuration window change Name o off value and select corresponding corresponding value from the list. Value dimension (e.g. V, A, … is changed automatically) automatically)

Hint: In one row is possible to display up to six values. Take care about Apply to … selection.

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Multi-write setpoints… button enables check and set selected setpoints to be the same in all controllers.

Multi-Write setpoints setting

Setpoints are automatically changed in selected controllers when is changed setpoint value in „Replication master“ controller. There is visible Hint on Mouse position (see CT ratio in drawing above) which contains all setpoint values.

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Double click on selected genset signs “Replication master” –displayed in Bold – source setpoint values. Tick – select gensets which are taken in account for setpoint comparison and where are setpoints copied from Replication master.  Actual setpoint setpoint value in Bold means there is is a difference between between selected selected gensets.  Actual setpoint setpoint value in Normal Normal font means selected selected gensets gensets have the same setpoints.

 Al t ern ati v e s setp etp oi nt s c op y Function enables to use off-line archive for selected setpoints import, similar to WinEdit function.

 Alternative values values in gray background background are equivalent. equivalent. The There re is possible to Import Import all or selecte selected d setpoints only.

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