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7 Events and anomalies
7.1 Events
An event is either a change in APM303 status (powering up), or activation of one the 3 buttons, or any change in the PLC status
(e.g. start-up).
The table below lists all the events which can be recorded in the stack.
symbol description
The
APM303
is powered up: the unit is powered up either when the battery is connected, or when the switch on the
front panel is set to position 1.
Starting up in MANUAL mode: the generating set has been started manually, after pressing button .
1
Starting up in
AUTO
mode: the
APM303
is in
AUTO
mode and the generating set has been started up after activation
of the external input, terminal T10 (I02 remote start/stop).
Stopping in MANUAL mode: the generating set has been stopped manually, after pressing button .
Stopping in
AUTO
mode: the
APM303
is in
AUTO
mode and the generating set has been stop after deactivation of
the external input, terminal T10 (I02 remote start/stop).
1
AUTO mode has been activated: the unit recognises that the button has been pressed, the AUTO LED light is
fixed, the generating set can start up on activation of the "remote start/stop" input (terminal T10).
AUTO mode has been deactivated: the unit recognises that the button has been pressed, the AUTO LED is off,
the generating set cannot start up on activation of the "remote start/stop" input (terminal T10).
Generating set stabilised (ready to generate):This event is recorded if the minimum stabilisation time has elapsed and
if electrical parameters U and F are within the setting range.
Automatic start-up when battery low: the
APM303
is in
AUTO
mode, the generating set has been started up, as low
battery voltage has been detected.
Automatic shutdown after battery recharge: the
APM303
is in
AUTO
mode, the generating set has been stopped, as
the delay for battery charging has elapsed.
Modbus order received: a remote order has been received by the
APM303
(see Modbus manual also).
7.2 Anomalies
An anomaly can be an alarm or a fault.
anomaly if generating set stopped if generating set operating
status of
ALARM!
LED
alarm
generating set start-up possible no generating set shutdown
ALARM!
flashing
fault
generating set start-up not possible immediate shutdown of generating set
ALARM!
flashing
7.2.1 Appearance of an alarm
If the
ALARM!
LED is flashing.
the exclamation mark symbol opposite flashes in
the top right of the screen "1-Main" (figure 13).
The alarm is recorded in the stack of events and
anomalies (see section Events and anomalies,
screen 6’).
Figure 13 - appearance of an alarm
7.2.2 Clearing an alarm
An alarm which is active (or present) cannot be cleared manually. it automatically becomes inactive when the problem which
caused the alarm disappears (e.g.: the generating set overload disappears when there is a reduction in the load).
When the alarm switches to inactive, the
ALARM!
LED goes off, the exclamation mark symbol disappears from the
"1-main" screen, the alarm remains visible on the "6-events and anomalies" screen.
description status
screen shows "
6
-
faults and events
" status of
ALARM!
LED
alarm
active
flashing
alarm
inactive
off
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