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General| Brand | Datakom |
|---|---|
| Model | DKG-329 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Microprocessor controlled unit for monitoring 3-phase mains, sending remote start, and controlling generator/mains contactors.
Includes True RMS, Synchroscope, No break transfer, Multiple genset support, Load shedding, Event logging, Real-time clock, Exerciser, RS-232, Modem, MODBUS, and more.
Details the unit's function as a control and protection panel for monitoring mains and controlling generators.
Provides instructions for panel mounting the unit on a flat, vertical surface.
Connector for serial data input/output for remote monitoring and programming.
Intended for connecting output extension modules, providing additional programmable relay outputs.
Explains the function of 12 LEDs divided into three groups: Operating mode, Mimic diagram, and Warnings/alarms.
Allows selection of display language from English, Turkish, or Chinese, or prompts at power-on.
Describes the graphical LCD display showing parameters, logo, alarm list, software version, and event records.
Categorizes abnormal situations into ALARMS, LOAD_DUMPS, and WARNINGS, detailing their causes and effects.
Stops the engine and energizes mains contactor if mains voltages are within limits.
Enables automatic transfer between mains and generator based on voltage status.
Allows generator testing while mains are on or generator to run in backup mode.
Tests the genset under load by transferring the load to the genset indefinitely.
Conventional load transfer method with a power interruption period defined by contactor timers.
Performs load transfer without power interruption by activating both contactors simultaneously.
Allows starting the genset via a remote signal connected to a digital input.
Simulates mains presence to prevent genset start, even during mains failure.
Used in telecom systems; genset runs only when battery voltage drops, then charges batteries.
Indicates when periodic maintenance is due based on engine hours or time elapsed.
Features a non-erasable incremental meter to track total engine operating hours.
Provides the current date and time for verification purposes.
Shows the unit's software version, displayed with date and time information.
Enables the unit to make or answer modem calls for remote monitoring and control.
Allows the unit to send SMS messages for alarms or status changes like mains failure/restoration.
Utilizes RAINBOW PC software via RS-232 for monitoring, recording, and programming unit parameters.
Enables external control of operation modes and functions via programmable digital inputs.
Provides automatic genset exercise operation on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis, with or without load.
Details the button sequence to reset all programmable parameters to factory default values.
Manages crucial loads by disconnecting them when genset power is limited, or connects a dummy load.
Allows updating the unit's firmware in the field via RS-232 serial port using Rainbow software.
Provides a digital output function for elevator systems to open doors before load transfer.
Addresses issues where the genset runs despite mains being OK, checking grounding, voltages, and limits.
Troubleshoots inaccurate voltage/frequency readings by checking grounding, unit margin, charging alternator, or battery charger.
Identifies faulty kW/cos readings by checking current transformer connections, polarity, and unused CTs.
Diagnoses why the genset doesn't run when mains fail, pointing to weekly schedule or date/time settings.
Guides on troubleshooting a non-responsive unit by checking DC supply voltage and fuse sequence.
Explains how to resolve issues entering programming mode, usually related to the program lock input.
