Can-Lcd: Power Systems

Power systems
CAN-LCD
Documentation and users manual

Terberg Control Systems
Documentation
Table of contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS..............................................................................................................................................................2
1. FRONT VIEW CAN-LCD ...................................................................................................................................................3
2. MENU STRUCTURE ...........................................................................................................................................................4
3. EXPLANATION MENU STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................5

3.1. SCREEN 0 (START SCREEN) ........................................................................................................................................5
3.2. SCREEN 10 (POWER ANALYSER) ................................................................................................................................5
3.3. SCREEN 100 (PA MEASURED VALUES) ......................................................................................................................5
3.4. SCREEN 1000 (PA MEASURED VALUES) ....................................................................................................................5
3.5. SCREEN 11 (ANALOGUE INPUTS)................................................................................................................................6
3.6. SCREEN 110 (MEASURED ANALOGUE INPUTS) ...........................................................................................................6
3.7. SCREEN 14 (GENERATOR POWER CONTROL)..............................................................................................................6
3.8. SCREEN 140 (GENERATOR POWER CONTROL)............................................................................................................6
3.9. SCREEN 13 (ACTUAL DATE AND TIME).......................................................................................................................7
3.10. SCREEN 12 (RUNNING HOURS) ...................................................................................................................................7
3.11. SCREEN 120 (MAINTENACE SETTINGS) ......................................................................................................................7
3.12. SCREEN 18 (NUMBER OF STARTS AND SYNCHRONIZATIONS).....................................................................................7
3.13. SCREEN 180 (TOTAL STARTS AND SYNCHRONIZATIONS)...........................................................................................7
3.14. SCREEN 1800 (RESET TOTAL STARTS AND SYNCHRONISATIONS) ..............................................................................8
3.15. SCREEN 15 (HISTORICAL ALARM LIST) ......................................................................................................................8
3.16. SCREEN 150 (HISTORICAL ALARM STATUS LIST) .......................................................................................................8
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CAN-LCD Documentation
Documentation
1. Front view CAN-LCD
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Front view.bmp
The CAN-LCD is a 4-line 20 character text display. At the back of the display is a CAN-LCD communication
module mounted. This module is connected via CAN 2 network to the engine SBC processor. By using this
display it is possible to monitor and adjust actual values, settings and historical alarms. The display menu is
based on a tree structure.
1. This is the four line twenty character LCD display.

2. Downwards arrow button makes it possible to go down in the menu structure to the next screen or scroll
through the variables.
3. Upwards arrow button makes it possible to go up in the menu structure to the previous screen or scroll
through the variables.
4. Leftwards arrow button makes it possible to go back from a sub menu to the main menu structure.
5. Rightwards arrow button makes it possible to go right into a sub menu.
6. With the Enter button it is possible to adjust settings. By pressing this button for 3 seconds the adjusting
mode will be activated. To leave the adjusting mode press this button again for 3 seconds.
7. By pressing this button, alarms will be reset.
8. With this button it is possible to view the actual alarms. On pressing the button the previous alarm in the list
will be displayed. This function is not available on the first screen (Screen 0), and in screens were no alarms
but values are displayed.
9. This LED is an indication for voltage on the bus bar. The LED turns green when there is voltage on bus bar.
10. This LED indicates the closed generator synchroniser breaker. The LED turns green when the generator
synchroniser breaker is closed.
11. This LED is an indication for the generator status. The LED turns green when the generator is running.
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2. Menu Structure
To Screen 15
Screen 0
PROJECT NAME
CLIENT / TERBERG
015: Normal operation
Screen 10 Screen 100 Screen 1000

Power Analyser L1 L2 L3 9587 kWh
419V 1725A 1087kW 419 420 420 V 1087 kW
498: Alarm(s) 1705 1741 1691 A 349 kVA
inhibited 50.0 Hz 0.961 PF 1292 kVAr
Screen 11 Screen 110

Analogue Inputs 24 V-dc Panel Volt
AI00.0 25.68
498: Alarm(s) 498: Alarm(s)
inhibited inhibited

Power Control Power Control
Ctr: 98.0 Gen: 90.6% Contr| Man | Gen.
498: Alarm(s) 98.0| 45.5| 90.6 %
inhibited 1176| 600| 1087 kW
Screen 13
Time 17:24:34
Date 11/06/04
498: Alarm(s)
inhibited

Running hours Running hr 7012
7012 hours 43 min Till maint. 467
498: Alarm(s) Maint. period 750
inhibited Stop plus 150
Screen 18 Screen 180 Screen 1800

Number of starts and Tot1 starts 728 Press enter to reset
synchronisations. Tot1 synchr 440 Last reset action :
498: Alarm(s) Tot2 starts 115 Time 09:17:38
inhibited Tot2 synchr 68 Date 27/04/04

Historical Time 17:20 Status ++
Alarm List Date 11/06
498: Alarm(s) 001: Local emergency
inhibited shutdown
To Screen 0
Menu Structure
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3. Explanation Menu Structure

In the following documentation each screen will be explained, how to navigate through the CAN-LCD menu
structure and how to adjust settings.
3.1. Screen 0 (start screen)
Project name PROJECT NAME Client name

CLIENT NAME
015: Normal operation
Engine status
Push-button down Screen 10.
3.2. Screen 10 (power analyser)
Average line voltage Power Analyzer Total real actual power

419V 1725A 1087kW
498: Alarm(s)
Actual alarm and ID-number Average phase current
inhibited
Push-button right Screen 100.

3.3. Screen 100 (PA measured values)

Volts and current by any phase
L1 L2 L3 Average power factor
419 420 420 V
Frequency 1705 1741 1691 A
50.0 Hz 0.961 PF

Push-button left Screen 10.
3.4. Screen 1000 (PA measured values)
Total produced electrical energy 9587 kWh Actual total real power
1087 kW
349 kVA
Apparent power Actual total reactive power
1292 kVAr
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3.5. Screen 11 (analogue inputs)
Actual alarm and ID-number Analogue Inputs
498: Alarm(s)
inhibited

Push-button up Screen 10.
3.6. Screen 110 (measured analogue inputs)
Name of the analogue input

24 V-dc Panel Volt Real value
AI00.0 25.68
498: Alarm(s)
ID-number of analogue input inhibited Actual alarm and ID-number

Push-button up and down Navigate through analogue inputs.
3.7. Screen 14 (generator power control)
Actual engine control set point Power Control Actual nominal generator power
Ctr: 98.0 Gen: 90.6%
498: Alarm(s)
Actual alarm and ID-number
inhibited

3.8. Screen 140 (generator power control)

Depending on key switch position, this screen will have different appearances.
Set point Load control (auto) Power Control Actual nominal generator power
Contr| Man | Gen.
Set point power generator (auto)
98.0| --.-| 90.6 % Actual generator power
1176| ---| 1087 kW
If switch manual:
Set point load control (hand) Power Control Actual nominal generator power
Contr| Man | Gen.
--.-| 45.5| 44.1 %
Set point power generator (hand) ---| 600| 591 kW Actual generator power
Push-button enter E, *. Press enter button for 3 seconds.

*. After 3 seconds Set point load control Man. will start flashing.
*. With the buttons, up and down, power can be changed.
*. Press enter to confirm.
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3.9. Screen 13 (actual date and time)
Actual time Time 17:24:34 Actual date and time

Date 11/06/04
498: Alarm(s)
Actual alarm and ID-number inhibited

Push-button enter E, *. Press enter button for 3 seconds.
*. After 3 seconds variable which can be changed will start flashing.
*. With the buttons, left and right, position can be changed cursor.
*. With the buttons, up and down, can be changed.
*. Press enter to confirm.
3.10. Screen 12 (running hours)

Total running hours and minuts Running hours Actual alarm and ID-number
7012 hours 43 min
498: Alarm(s)
inhibited

3.11. Screen 120 (maintenace settings)

Total running hours
Running hr 7012 Time left untill maintenance
Till maint. 467
Maintenance interval
Maint. period 750
Extra time before engine stop
Stop plus 150
Push-button up left Screen 12.
3.12. Screen 18 (number of starts and synchronizations)
Number of starts and

Actual alarm and ID-number
synchronizations.
498: Alarm(s)
inhibited

3.13. Screen 180 (total starts and synchronizations)

Total starts
Tot1 starts 728 Total synchronisations
Tot1 synchr 440
Tot2 starts 115
Subtotal numbers of starts Subtotal numbers of
Tot2 synchr 68
synchronizations

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3.14. Screen 1800 (reset total starts and synchronisations)
Reset subtotals at screen180 Press enter to reset Log of last reset

Last reset action :
Time 09:17:38
Date and time last reset Date 27/04/04

After pressing button enter E, the subtotals, displayed in screen 180.
Time and date of reset will be memorized.
3.15. Screen 15 (historical alarm list)
Present alarms with ID-number Historical

Alarm List
498: Alarm(s)
inhibited
3.16. Screen 150 (historical alarm status list)
Clearance of the alarm Time 17:20 Status ++ Indication that:

Date 11/06 Local emergency stop has pressed
001: Local emergency
Occurrence of the display alarm at 17:20, 11 June
shutdown
Clearance of the alarm Time 17:22 Status -- Indication that:

Date 11/06 Local emergency stop has cleared
001: Local emergency
Clearance of the display alarm at 17:20, 11 June
shutdown
* Local emergency shutdown is a sample
Push-button up and down Navigate through all historical alarms.

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E S
Explanation Menu Structure, 5 Screen 0 (start screen), 5
Screen 10 (power analyser), 5
Screen 100 (PA measured values), 5
F Screen 1000 (PA measured values), 5
Front view CAN-LCD, 3 Screen 11 (analogue inputs), 6
Front view.bmp, 3 Screen 110 (measured analogue inputs), 6
Screen 12 (running hours), 7
Screen 120 (maintenace settings), 7
M Screen 13 (actual date and time), 7
Menu Structure, 4 Screen 14 (generator power control), 6
Menu Structure.xls, 4 Screen 140 (generator power control), 6
Screen 15 (historical alarm list), 8
Screen 150 (historical alarm status list), 8
R Screen 18 (number of starts and synchronizations), 7
Screen 180 (total starts and synchronizations), 7
Revisions, 10
Screen 1800 (reset total starts and synchronisations), 8
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Revisions:
Date chapter page Subject
13-05-2004 First Diesel Engine Appendix Release.
03-01-2005 Corrected small details. Release V1.0
01-06-2005 All All Corrected Fields, added hyperlinks. Rev 1.1
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1. FRONT VIEW CAN-LCD ...................................................................................................................................................3

2. MENU STRUCTURE ...........................................................................................................................................................4

3. EXPLANATION MENU STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................5

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1. Front view CAN-LCD

1. This is the four line twenty character LCD display.

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Screen 10 Screen 100 Screen 1000

Screen 11 Screen 110

Screen 14 Screen 140

Screen 12 Screen 120

Screen 18 Screen 180 Screen 1800

Screen 15 Screen 150

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3. Explanation Menu Structure

3.1. Screen 0 (start screen)

Project name PROJECT NAME Client name

Push-button down Screen 10.

3.2. Screen 10 (power analyser)

Average line voltage Power Analyzer Total real actual power

Push-button right Screen 100.

3.3. Screen 100 (PA measured values)

Push-button right Screen 1000.

3.4. Screen 1000 (PA measured values)

Push-button left Screen 10.

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3.5. Screen 11 (analogue inputs)

Actual alarm and ID-number Analogue Inputs

Push-button right Screen 110.

3.6. Screen 110 (measured analogue inputs)

Name of the analogue input

Push-button left Screen 11.

3.7. Screen 14 (generator power control)

Push-button up Screen 11.

3.8. Screen 140 (generator power control)

Push-button enter E, *. Press enter button for 3 seconds.

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3.9. Screen 13 (actual date and time)

Actual time Time 17:24:34 Actual date and time

Push-button up Screen 14.

3.10. Screen 12 (running hours)

Push-button up Screen 13.

3.11. Screen 120 (maintenace settings)

Push-button up left Screen 12.

3.12. Screen 18 (number of starts and synchronizations)

Number of starts and

Push-button up Screen 12.

3.13. Screen 180 (total starts and synchronizations)

Push-button right Screen 1800.

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3.14. Screen 1800 (reset total starts and synchronisations)

Reset subtotals at screen180 Press enter to reset Log of last reset

Push-button left Screen 180.

3.15. Screen 15 (historical alarm list)

Present alarms with ID-number Historical

3.16. Screen 150 (historical alarm status list)

Clearance of the alarm Time 17:20 Status ++ Indication that:

Clearance of the alarm Time 17:22 Status -- Indication that:

* Local emergency shutdown is a sample

Push-button up and down Navigate through all historical alarms.

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