socomec ATyS C55 - Operating Modes and Navigation

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ATySController C55/65 - 549866C - SOCOMEC
12.2. Navigation Menu
The Menu on the display can be access with the Return/Menu button on the front face of the controller (if a menu
other than dashboard or home screen is active press this button multiple times or hold for 3 seconds). It is structured in
different chapters and is easy to navigate through it with the navigation pad. To select a screen use the navigation arrows
, then press the ok key to validate the selected screen.
CONTROL – This menu allows to change the operation mode as well as to test position orders and engine start
signals. (See chapter "13.1. Control Menu", page 40).
LOG – I n this menu, the operator can see the list of past events, search an event by date (C65 only), and
manage faults and alarms. (See chapter "13.2. Log/event history", page 41).
STATISTICS – This menu gives users information on the use of the ATS system such as, number of cycles,
runtime on sources etc...
GENSET SCHEDULER – The operator can set different customized engine start programs and schedule them in a cyclic or
non-cyclic mode. (See chapter "Genset scheduler / Engine Exerciser Menu", page 43)
PARAMETERS – In this menu all the conguration parameters of the ATSE can be set, as well as timers,
communication, alarms, I/O and display parameters. Passwords and specic functions can also
be set in this menu. (See chapter "Conguration through the display", page 46)
SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS – All functions that are specic for the controller are inside this menu. See all the options in chapter
"SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS Menu", page 68
MAINTENANCE – This menu is reserved for maintenance purposes (service team). (See chapter "Maintenance of the
controller", page 79)
ABOUT – The main information of the controller is showed on this menu: product serial number, rmware,
communication address and the maintenance telephone to call for the service.
The Home screen (Main Menu) can always be accessed by long-pressing the
button from any other screen.
12.3. Operating modes
The controller has 4 types of operation modes:
Manual Operation (CONTROL mode): it allows the user to take the control of the commands sent by the controller and the
automatic procedure is disabled (Specic function timers such as DEADBAND timer will still be respected when transferring
manually).
To enter manual mode, click the Manual operation button:
The LCD will prompt the user to enter the operator password. The Manual mode LED will light up and the manual operation
buttons will be enabled. Select to switch to source 1, to go to source 2 and to go to center off position (if
existing).
Note: in manual mode, if a source is lost, the genset (if any) will start but the controller will not force a transfer. The
purpose is to keep the supply of the control and the communications.
Automatic Operation: in automatic mode the controller will take the control over the switching device according to the
settings (operating range, timers, etc).
To switch from manual mode to Automatic mode, make sure there are no external inhibitions to automatic mode (inputs,
cover open, etc..) and click the automatic operation button:
The LCD will prompt the user to enter the operator password. The automatic mode LED will light up.