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Kohler KD2000 User Manual

Kohler KD2000
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TP-7070 7/18 65Section 2 Operation
Screen 4.3--Binary outputs
The 4.3--Binary outputs screen is used to get a quick overview of the following logic states:
D Eighteen base module outputs
D Four outputs for each extension module connected to the base module
1. Output number (DO--#0 to DO--#8 &DO--#9 to DO--#16+ WDG *)
2. Output status indicators: Red = 0 (output inactive); Green = 1 (output active)
3. Number of the remote module (only appears if there is a single remote module)
4. Selection of remote module n+1
5. Output status indicators for optional I/O modules: Red = 0 (output inactive); Green = 1 (output active)
6. Selection of remote module n--1
7. Choice of CAN I/O bus (only appears if there is a single CAN bus )
* The output WDG (Watchdog) cannot be used.
6
2
7
3
4
1
Red = Not Active (off)
Green = Active (on)
5
Figure 2-72 Binary Outputs Screen
Module #0 is reserved for the optional Manual Key
Switch/Load Shed Module. Outputs #0 through #3
represent loads 1 through 4. When the output is
deactivated, the output indicator is red and the load is
connected. When an output is activated, the indicator
turns green and the load is shed. See Section 2.6 for
more information about the load shed function.

Table of Contents

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Kohler KD2000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Rated AC Frequency60 Hz
Engine Displacement79 cc
Rated AC Voltage120V
Starting MethodRecoil
Weight46.3 lbs

Summary

Safety Precautions and Instructions

Accidental Starting

Procedures to prevent unintended generator start-up during maintenance.

Battery Safety

Hazards and safe handling procedures for batteries.

Hazardous Voltage and Moving Parts

Risks associated with electrical hazards and moving components.

Section 1 Specifications and Features

Controller Specifications

Technical specifications for the generator set controller.

Controller Features

Key functionalities and capabilities of the controller.

Section 2 Operation

Prestart Checklist

Essential checks before starting the generator set for operation.

Generator Set Operation

Procedures for starting, stopping, and operating the generator set.

Section 3 Scheduled Maintenance

Service Schedule

Intervals and tasks for routine generator set maintenance.

Section 4 Troubleshooting

General Troubleshooting Chart

Common problems, causes, and recommended actions for diagnosis.

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