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General| Manufacturer | Motortech |
|---|---|
| Communication | CAN Bus |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Knock Control | Yes |
| Application | Industrial Gas Engines |
Outlines essential safety precautions to be followed during operation and maintenance.
Details precautions to protect electronic components from static electricity damage.
Provides specific warnings regarding explosion hazards and CSA compliance.
Lists certifications, mechanical, electrical, and interface specifications for the MIC5.
Provides electrical characteristics like power consumption and operating voltage.
Guides on mounting the controller, considering signal transmission and maintenance space.
Covers general safety, wiring practices, and wire color assignments for inputs/outputs.
Details pin assignments for standard MIC5 connector strips and 35-pole connectors.
Provides safety and design specifications for connecting the power supply.
Shows example configurations and wire color allocations for connecting pickups.
Explains wiring types (straight order, firing order) for ignition coils.
Covers functions for correcting and influencing ignition timing via various inputs.
Offers two separate schedules for parameterizing ignition timing and energy.
Details the four operating levels and PIN-based access control for the MIC5.
Explains the different access levels (Read Only, Customer, Service, Advanced Service) in the MICT.
Describes how to run a self-test via MICT to check wiring and connections.
Details how access control is activated and managed for the MIC5.
Explains how to create, open, edit, save, download, and upload configurations.
Explains how to transfer configurations between the MIC5 and the MICT.
Guides on selecting engine manufacturer, series, and type from the MICT database.
Details how to set the number of outputs, select cylinders, and enter firing angles.
Guides on selecting the correct ignition coil type from the database for operation.
Covers pickup setup, sensitivity, types, number of events, and speed settings.
Explains how to configure analog inputs for ignition timing adjustment.
Details the general settings for two schedules (A/B) for timing parameterization.
Allows separate ignition energy settings for start phase and normal operation for schedules A/B.
Describes how to configure 16 alarms and their functions and allocation.
Covers configuration settings for CAN, J1939, and RS485 communication interfaces.
Explains how to print and record runtime data for analysis.
Allows direct implementation of runtime adjustments for timing, energy, and calibration.
Provides a checklist of essential steps before starting the MIC5 ignition controller.
Explains common causes for faults like overspeed, output errors, and misfires.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting, including running self-tests and contacting service.
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