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9400200990 Rev I DGC-2020 BESTCOMSPlus Software 4-51
Balanced Service Time
If this mode is selected, units will seek to sort the start priority of all non-disabled networked units in
ascending order of service hours remaining. In this configuration, a network of units will respond to a
demand start request by starting the unit with the greatest number of service hours remaining first. In the
event that two or more units have matching service hours remaining, the unit with the lowest sequencing
ID is assigned highest start priority. Units in Auto Run mode with the lowest number of service hours
remaining respond to demand stop requests first.
Largest Size First
If this mode is selected, units will seek to sort the start priority of all non-disabled networked units in
descending order of real load capacity. In this configuration, a network of units will respond to a demand
start request by starting the unit with the largest load capacity first. In the event that two or more units
have matching capacities, the unit with the lowest sequencing ID is assigned highest start priority. The
stopping order will be the reverse of the starting order.
Smallest Size First
If this mode is selected, units will seek to sort the start priority of all non-disabled networked units in
ascending order of real load capacity. In this configuration, a network of units will respond to a demand
start request by starting the unit with the smallest load capacity first. In the event that two or more units
have matching capacities, the unit with the lowest sequencing ID is assigned highest start priority. The
stopping order will be the reverse of the starting order.
Smallest Unit ID
If this mode is selected, units will seek to sort the start priority of all non-disabled networked units in
ascending order according to the sequencing ID. In this configuration, a network of units will respond to a
demand start request by starting the unit with the smallest sequencing ID. Units must have unique
sequencing IDs to be part of a network. The stopping order will be the reverse of the starting order.
Adopt System Mode
If this mode is selected, units will first check to see if a consistent mode is present on the currently
networked controllers. If a consistent mode is found, that mode is adopted. If a consistent mode is not
found, the unit enters a mode mismatch state.
Figure 4-47. Generator Sequencing
A
Mode: Disabled, Staggered Service Time, Balanced Service Time, Largest Size First, Smallest Size
first, Smallest Unit ID First, or Adopt System Mode.
B
Max Gen Start Time: Adjustable from 1 to 3,000 seconds in 1 s increments.
C
Max Gen Stop Time: Adjustable from 1 to 3,000 seconds in 1 s increments.
D
Sequencing ID: Adjustable from 0 to 255 in increments of 1.
Network Configuration
The sequencing ID of the unit being programmed and the sequencing IDs of all other units on a
networked system should be entered in the expected sequence ID table
A
. If the state of any unit changes
to offline and the ID Missing pre-alarm is enabled, an ID Missing pre-alarm appears on the front panel
HMI and BESTCOMSPlus metering screen. If an expected sequence ID is detected on two or more units
and the ID Repeat pre-alarm is enabled, an ID Repeat pre-alarm appears on the front panel HMI and the
BESTCOMSPlus metering screen.
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