Operation
12 Owner’s Manual for Stationary Industrial Generators
3.2 — H-100 Panel Interface
The H-100 Panel Interface mounted on the generator allows the operator to monitor, and if necessary, manually start
the generator.
3.2.1— Emergency Stop Button
The red Emergency Stop Button is the top button on the right side of the panel. Pressing the button while the unit is run-
ning will immediately shut the generator down. To restart the unit, the Emergency Stop Button must be manually reset,
the Key Switch turned to the “OFF” position, and then turned to either the “AUTO” or “MAN” position, depending on the
desired mode of operation.
3.2.2— Common Alarm Horn
Directly below the Emergency Stop Button is a Common Alarm Horn. The “Common Alarm and Digital Output Function
#1” are activated whenever a fault condition is set for “Alarm” and if the fault is “Active.” The Common Alarm will not
activate on “Warnings” or “DTC” fault conditions. Pressing the “ENTER” button on the key pad will acknowledge the
alarm and silence the horn. The manufacturer recommends that the local service dealer be notified of any alarm condi-
tion in order for qualified service personnel to assess and correct the situation.
Figure 3-2. H-100 Control Panel Interface
3.2.3— Key Switch
A manual three-position Key Switch is located beneath the Common Alarm Horn. The positions are:
• AUTO: The generator will automatically start when a properly connected automatic transfer switch senses a loss
or reduction of available utility power.
• OFF: Immediately shuts down the generator and/or prevents it from starting automatically.
• MAN: Immediately starts the generator.
3.2.4— Left Display Window
The Left Display Window can be configured to display different menus. See the H-100 Operations Manual for more
information. Normally, the following information is displayed:
• Volts • Amps • Frequency
• Hertz • Kilowatts
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