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General| Brand | DSEGenset |
|---|---|
| Model | DSE8660 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Lists installation documents provided with the product.
Lists training guides for specific subjects covered during training sessions.
Lists related DSE publications and manuals available.
Describes the DSE8600 series functionality, features, and benefits for generator control.
Details connector types, cable sizes, and terminal designations.
Specifies voltage, current, and dropout tolerance for the module.
Defines parameters for sensing generator bus and mains voltage and frequency.
Describes current sensing methods, CT ratings, and burden.
Lists specifications for the 11 configurable digital inputs.
Details specifications for output relays C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J.
Lists available communication ports: USB, RS232, RS485, MSC.
Explains PC connection via USB for configuration and monitoring.
Details RS232 port usage, protocol, and recommended PC add-ons.
Details RS485 port usage, protocol, and recommended PC add-ons.
Introduces Ethernet connectivity for LAN and internet access.
Explains connecting the DSE8660 directly to a PC via Ethernet.
Describes connecting the module to a basic local area network.
Details connecting the module to a company's network infrastructure.
Explains how to connect the DSE8660 to the internet.
Guides on configuring firewalls for internet access to the module.
Details DSENet® interconnection for expansion modules.
Describes the DSE8600's internal sounder and alarm functions.
Provides physical dimensions and mounting instructions.
Explains how to use the module's fixing clips for panel mounting.
Details integral cable tie fixing points on the module rear.
Describes the silicon gasket for panel sealing.
Lists relevant industry standards and certifications.
Explains IP enclosure protection ratings.
Details NEMA enclosure ratings and their approximate IP equivalents.
Details all terminal connections on the DSE8660 module.
Describes terminals for DC supply, fuel, and start outputs.
Details connections for magnetic pickup, CAN, and expansion interfaces.
Explains connections for load switching and mains voltage sensing.
Details connections for generator bus voltage sensing.
Explains mains CT connections, polarity, and burden.
Details connections for the load current transformer.
Explains the benefits and necessity of using a load CT.
Lists the 11 configurable digital inputs and their function.
Describes the USB interface for PC configuration.
Details the pinout and connection for the RS485 port.
Describes the pinout and connection for the RS232 port.
Introduces typical wiring diagrams for various system configurations.
Provides a typical wiring diagram for a 3-phase, 4-wire system.
Illustrates wiring for single mains, multiple generator systems.
Shows wiring for dual mains, multiple generator systems.
Depicts wiring for multiple mains, multiple generator systems.
Explains the DSENet® communication protocol and connections.
Details wiring configurations for different earth systems.
Shows typical DSENet® network arrangements and supported devices.
Identifies and describes the components of the control module.
Details the indicators, buttons, and display of the control panel.
Provides a brief guide for initial module operation.
Explains the basic steps to start the engine(s).
Details the basic steps to stop the engine(s).
Describes how to navigate and view instrument data pages.
Explains the default 'Status' page and its configuration.
Lists the parameters available for monitoring the mains supply.
Lists the parameters available for monitoring the generator bus.
Details serial port configuration and external modem communication.
Explains how to view modem status and troubleshoot communication issues.
Describes modem setup processes and potential issues.
Details RS485 configuration for connection to a Modbus master.
Provides information about the module, firmware, and network settings.
Explains the data logging features and USB drive management.
Describes how to access, view, and interpret the event log.
Explains how to configure the module's status LEDs.
Details the function of each control button on the module.
Explains the operation of the 'Close Mains' push button.
Explains the operation of the 'Close Bus' push button.
Discusses selectable configurations based on system requirements.
Explains how to activate and use the module's Stop mode.
Details the fully automatic operation of the DSE8660 module.
Describes the conditions that initiate the starting sequence in Auto mode.
Explains the steps involved in the automatic start sequence.
Details engine running procedures in Auto mode.
Explains operation when the generator bus is supplying the load.
Explains operation when the mains supply is supporting the load.
Describes the automatic sequence for stopping the engine.
Details the manual operation mode for starting and stopping.
Describes the waiting state in Manual mode.
Explains engine running procedures in Manual mode.
Describes the stopping sequence in Manual mode.
Details the Test mode for on-load generator testing.
Describes the waiting state in Test mode.
Explains engine running procedures in Test mode.
Discusses operation with multiple mains supplies and generator control.
Explains priority determination among multiple 8660 controllers.
Details the function and benefits of the 8660 Load CT.
Explains non-critical indications and their configuration via LEDs.
Details non-critical warning conditions and their behavior.
Explains latching electrical trips and how to reset them.
Describes ROCOF/Vector Shift protection during mains parallel operation.
Explains scheduler operation in Stop, Manual, and Auto modes.
Explains how to use the module's navigation buttons for configuration.
Details accessing the editor and PIN entry procedures.
Explains how to view, select, and edit parameters in the editor.
Lists adjustable parameters accessible via the front panel editor.
Details accessing the editor while the engine is running.
Lists adjustable parameters for the running configuration editor.
Lists essential checks to perform before system startup.
Lists common system symptoms and their possible troubleshooting remedies.
Information on ordering plug packs, individual plugs, and expansion modules.
Details on purchasing additional fixing clips and sealing gaskets.
Provides details on DSE's limited warranty policy.
Information on the disposal of electronic equipment and hazardous substances.
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