ELCOS QPE-C Manual de usuario

ENG

INSTALLATION, USE and MAINTENANCE Manual

QPE-C Elcos Polyvalent Panel

Command and control solutions

QPE-C-O-SC / QPE-C-O-CC / QPE-C-V

www.elcos.net

E-All. 47 proc.04 rev.03 del 10-01-2013

MANUAL CONTENTS:

•INSTALLATION

•USE

•MAINTENANCE

INDEX

USER MANUAL .................................................................................................. 5

1.1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................... 5

1.2 AIM .............................................................................................................. 5

1.3 OPERATING BASICS.................................................................................. 5

1.3.1 HOW THE QPE-C-V PANEL WORKS WITH THE GENSET ................................................5

1.3.2 QPE-C-VADJUSTABLE OPERATING MODES.....................................................................7

1.3.3 HOW THE QPE-C-O PANEL WORKS WITH THE GENSET................................................8

1.3.4 QPE-C-OCC OPERATING MODE.........................................................................................9

1.3.5 QPE-C-OSC OPERATING MODE.........................................................................................9

1.4 EXAMINATION OF “MC4 ON QPE-C PANEL” MODULE ............................. 11

1.5 FUNTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF PANEL COMPONENTS ............................ 11

1.5.1 DESCRIPTION OF KEYED SELECTOR FUNCTION .........................................................11

1.5.2 DESCRIPTION OF SINGLE BUTTONS AND WARNING LIGHT FUNCTIONS .................12

1.5.3 DESCRIPTION OF DIFFERENT MEASUREMENTS AND REPORTING PAGES .............14

1.6 COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONING IN THE THREE MODES ........................ 21

1.6.1 SETUP OF OPERATING MODES.......................................................................................21

1.6.2 MODE 1 MANUAL...............................................................................................................21

1.6.3 MODE 2 AUTOMATIC ........................................................................................................22

1.6.4 MODE 3 MOD – BUS...........................................................................................................22

1. SETUP LANGUAGE ................................................................................... 23

1.8 OTHER FUNCTIONS ................................................................................. 23

1.8.1 EMERGENCY STOP ............................................................................................................23

1.8.2 LOCKED GENSET................................................................................................................24

1.8.3 REMOTE TESTING - EJP.....................................................................................................24

1.8.4 MASTER START..................................................................................................................24

1.8.5 MAINTENANCE REQUEST..................................................................................................24

1.8.6 TELEPROCESSING .............................................................................................................24

1.8.7 SCHEDULED START-UPS...................................................................................................24

1.8.8 PROGRAMMABLE RELAY GENSET CONDITIONS...........................................................25

1.8.9 DIFFERENTIAL OR EARTH FAILURE PROTECTION......................................................25

1.8.10 ELECTRONIC OVERLOAD (51) AND SHORT-CIRCUITS (50) PROTECTION................25

1.8.11 REVERSE POWER PROTECTION (32) ............................................................................26

1.8.12 ALARMS HISTORY.............................................................................................................26

1.8.13 FUEL PUMP COMMAND....................................................................................................27

1.8.14 PROGRAMMING THE CARD THROUGH USB PORT......................................................27

1.8.15 PASSWORD LOCKED & UNLOCKING PROCEDURE .....................................................27

1.8.16 LED TEST ...........................................................................................................................27

1.8.17 AUTOMATIC BATTERY CHARGER FUNCTION................................................................27

1.8.18 FUEL THEFT FUNCTION....................................................................................................28

1.8.19 DUMMY LOAD FUNCTION .................................................................................................28

1.8.20 LOAD SHEDDING FUNCTION............................................................................................28

1.8.21 DOUBLE STARTER FUNCTION.........................................................................................28

1.8.22 FUEL MONITORING FUNCTION........................................................................................28

1.8.23 BATTERY CHARGED TEST FUNCTION............................................................................29

1.8.24 LOW R.P.M. OPERATING FUNCTION...............................................................................29

1.8.25 SERVICE PHONE NUMBER SIGNALLING ........................................................................29

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1.8.26 VARIABLE SPEED FUNCTION........................................................................................... 29

1.9 INTERPRETATION OF ALARMS AND CONTROLS ..................................... 30

1.9.1 WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF GENSET FAILURE ................................................................. 30

1.9.2 ALARMS AND STATES SUMMARY..................................................................................... 34

1.9.3 ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE............................................................................................. 35

1.9.4 MCCB RESET....................................................................................................................... 35

1.9.5 MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................... 35

1.9.6 PERIODIC CHECKS............................................................................................................. 35

2.0 INSTALLATION MANUAL .......................................................................... 36

2.1 CONSTRUCTIVE DESCRIPTION OF QPE-C PANEL ................................... 36

2.1.1 EXTERNAL COMPOSITION QPE-C-V PANEL ................................................................... 36

2.1.2 QPE-C-OCC PANEL COMPOSITION (WITH SWITCHING ON BOARD) ........................... 37

2.1.3. QPE-C-SC PANEL COMPOSITION (WITHOUT SWITCHING)........................................... 38

2.2 CONSTRUCTIVE DESCRIPTION OF MC4 CARD ........................................ 40

2.2.2 CONSTRUCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS MC4 CARD.......................................................... 40

2.2.3 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS SUMMARY................................................................... 41

2.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MC4 MOTHERBOARD AND THE

GENERATING SET .......................................................................................... 42

2.3.1 J1 CONNECTOR POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS C.C AND COMMAND RELAY.................. 42

2.3.2 J2 CONNECTOR CAN-BUS ENGINE CONNECTION......................................................... 43

2.3.3 J3 CONNECTOR ENGINE PROTECTION DIGITAL INPUTS............................................. 43

2.3.4 J4 CONNECTOR ANALOGICAL INPUTS TO MEASURE ENGINE PARAMETERS.......... 45

2.3.5 J5 CONNECTOR TOROID CONNECTION DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION...................... 48

2.3.6 J7 CONNECTOR MCCB OPENING COIL ........................................................................... 50

2.3.7 J8 CONNECTOR LINE GENERATOR INPUT...................................................................... 50

2.3.8 J9 CONNECTOR FUEL PUMP SUPPLY............................................................................. 51

2.3.9 J10 CONNECTOR FLOATING OVERFLOW ....................................................................... 51

2.4 ELECTRIC WIRING MC4 MOTHERBOARD WITH EXTERNAL USERS ....... 52

2.4.1 J11 CONNECTOR DATA TRASMISSION IN MOD-BUS...................................................... 52

2.4.2 J12 CONNECTOR REMOTE CONTROLS .......................................................................... 52

2.4.3 J13 CONNECTOR REMOTE SIGNALS............................................................................... 52

2.4.4 J14 CONNECTOR PROGRAMMABLE REPORTING RELAY............................................. 53

2.4.5 J15 CONNECTOR MANAGEMENT OF MAINS-GENSET REMOTE SWITCHING ............ 53

2.4.6 J16 CONNECTOR BATTERY CHARGER CONNECTION.................................................. 55

2.4.5 J17 CONNECTOR MAINS PRESENCE SENSOR CONNECTION..................................... 56

2.5 SETUP ...................................................................................................... 5

2.5.1 SETUP MODE ACTIVATION................................................................................................ 57

2.5.2 CLOCK MENU ...................................................................................................................... 57

2.5.2 DIFFERENTIAL MENU......................................................................................................... 58

2.5.4 TIMES MENU........................................................................................................................ 59

2.5.5 THRESHOLDS MENU.......................................................................................................... 59

2.5.6 SETTINGS MENU................................................................................................................. 61

2.5.7 CALIBRATION MENU........................................................................................................... 64

2.5.8 MODEM MENU..................................................................................................................... 65

2.5.9 CAN-BUS MENU .................................................................................................................. 66

2.5.10 MOD-BUS MENU................................................................................................................ 67

2.5.11 USB MENU......................................................................................................................... 67

2.5.12 CARD MENU ....................................................................................................................... 68

2.5.13 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS MENU ........................................................................................... 70

2.6 TECHNICAL NOTES OF MC4 CARD .......................................................... 3

2.6.1 ENGINE RUNNING DETECTION.......................................................................................... 73

2.6.2 OPERATING WHEN THE MICROPRECESSOR IS BLOCKED........................................... 73

2.6.3 PASSWORD LOCK AND RELEASE..................................................................................... 73

2.6.4 PASSWORD RELEASE......................................................................................................... 74

2.6.2 FIRMWARE SOFTWARE DISPLAY...................................................................................... 74

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2. ACCESSORIES COMBINABLE WITH QPE-C PANEL .................................. 6

2.7.1 MODEM FOR REMOTE MANAGEMENT OF GENERATING SET.......................................76

2.7.2 REMOTE DISPLAY...............................................................................................................78

2.7.3 AUX16 AUXILIARY 16-RELAY MODULE..............................................................................81

2.7.4 RADIO CHANNEL.................................................................................................................85

2.7.5 REMOTE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE MC4 MONITORING .............................................85

2.7.6 MOD-BUS PROTOCOL........................................................................................................86

2.8 ELECTRIC CONNECTION DIAGRAM QPE-C ............................................. 90

2.8.1 ENGINE CONNECTOR QPE-C-V AND QPE-C-O...............................................................90

2.8.2 ALTERNATOR CONNECTOR FOR QPE-C-V.....................................................................90

2.8.3 FUEL TOPPING SYSTEM CONNECTOR QPE-C-V AND QPE-C-O...................................91

2.8.4 WIRING DIAGRAM FOR QPE-C-V.......................................................................................92

2.9 INSTALLATION ........................................................................................ 95

2.9.1 PROTECTION DEGREE........................................................................................................95

2.9.2 GROUND CONNECTIONS (PE)............................................................................................95

2.9.3 POWER CONNECTIONS......................................................................................................95

2.9.4 BATTERY CONNECTION.....................................................................................................96

2.9.5 SUMMARY OF CONTROL PROBES MOUNTED ON THE ENGINE ..................................96

2.9.8 DIELECTRIC STRENGTH TEST...........................................................................................97

2.10 SERVICE PROCEDURES ........................................................................ 98

2.10.1 FIRST START-UP PROCEDURE........................................................................................98

2.10.2 PROCEDURE FOR REPLACING THE BATTERY..............................................................98

2.10.3 PROCEDURE FOR REPLACING MC4 CARD....................................................................98

3.0 MAINTENANCE MANUAL ......................................................................... 99

3.1 ROUTINE MAINTENANCE.......................................................................................................99

3.2 ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE................................................................99

3.3 TEST AND ALARMS SIMULATION..........................................................................................99

3.3 ENGINE PROTECTIONS..........................................................................................................99

3.4 GENERATOR PROTECTION...................................................................................................99

3.5 51 OVERLOAD PROTECTION................................................................................................99

3.6 TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................100

WARRANTY ................................................................................................... 101

This document is the exclusive property of Elcos S.r.l. and it reserves all rights in this document and in the information

contained therein.

Elcos S.r.l. reserves the right to update and modify this document at any time and without any advance notice.

Reproduction, use or disclosure to third parties without express authority is strictly forbidden.

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The data presented herein could undergo modifications for technical improvements without any notice.

USER MANUAL

1.1 INTRODUCTION

Congratulations for choosing QPE-C panel (with MC4 electronic logic) for managing your genset.

Later on, you will appreciate the great flexibility of use and high performance allowed by the high technology

of the electronic module MC4.

This is a microprocessor based electronic module that manages all types of gensets, both traditional ones

and with CAN-BUS commands. It is set to communicate over MOD-BUS with various devices such as main-

genset transfer switching cabinets with switching, pc, remote touch-screen panels, alarm repeating modules

etc.

Through a GSM module (integrated on-demand) you can manage and totally control your genset from miles

away.

MC4 is equipped with fully digital instrumentation that allows you to monitor all the parameters of the engine,

generator, and related accessories.

The USER MANUAL aims to provide a clear and simple guide in order to consent a quick, complete and

safe use of the genset.

1.2 AIM

This manual provides all the necessary information regarding the use of the genset with QPE-C panel, both

in vertical QPE-C-V and in horizontal version QPE-C-O:

1. Knowing the operating basics of the panel;

2. Interpreting the indications of the electronic panel;

3. Setting the electronic card in the different service requirements;

4. Making the minimum necessary checks to ensure the smooth functioning of the genset.

Any technical or adjustment elements are not discussed because they are managed by the manufacturer

during creation of the machine.

1.3 OPERATING BASICS

The types of QPE-C panels differ in type of construction, based on the powers of use and the presence or

absence of the integrated switching between Mains-Gen Set:

- QPE-C-V vertical arrangement for Gen Sets from 110kVA to 2.500kVA,

- QPE-C-OSC horizontal arrangement without switching for Gen Sets from 7kVA to 100kVA,

- QPE-C-OCC horizontal arrangement with switching on board for Gen Sets from 7kVA to 100kVA.

1.3.1 HOW THE QPE-C-V PANEL WORKS WITH THE GENSET

The QPE-C panel can be matched with all the generators with power range from 10 to 2500 KVA, with

operating voltages from 220 to 460 volts, 50 or 60Hz, with traditional engines or with Can-bus control ones.

In Fig. 1 is shown the standard components of the plant that is made of:

a generating set GE, control panel QPE-C-V, a machine switch INT. (which varies according to the power of

the genset).

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The QPE-C panel monitors and detects all the parameters of both the engine and the generator. It has a

three-position key that sets the type of plant’s operating mode.

With key on position 0 the panel is switched off, the genset is off.

With key on Manual the start-up is decided by the user by pressing the start button.

With key on Automatic, depending on the operating mode, the start-up could be through external contact,

lack of electricity from the relative mains, command in MOD-BUS, from the communication network via sms,

etc..

During the functioning all the electrical and mechanical parameters of the genset are displayed and all the

protections are enabled, including overload, short-circuit and earth fault if set.

If an anomaly happens the INT switch opens through the opening coil and it disconnects the load, then after

the cooling phase the engine stops.

In combination with an ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch) with or without mains sensor, it becomes a

complete system for the mains failure, (as per Figure 2). The QPE-C panel is even able to autonomously

manage the switching mains-genset.

Fig.2

RETE

Public mains

QPE

Command and control panel

Mains counter

Generating set

CARICO

Preferential load

Genset counter

Fig. 1

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(generator + engine)

1.3.2 QPE-C-VADJUSTABLE OPERATING MODES

The QPE-C panel, in order to cover all needs, can be set in three distinct operating modes:

1 Manual mode “MOD 1” (start-up command from external potential free contact)

2 Automatic mode “MOD 2” (start-up command from internal mains sensor)

3 Mod-bus mode “MOD 3” (start-up command from remote mod-bus)

The setting of these three modes is done by inserting three micro-switches (dip 1-2-3) on the

motherboard, see page 30.

MANUAL MODE (MODE 1)

In Manual mode, the panel can be used in two ways, depending on the position of the board key.

With key on Manual, the genset start-up occurs exclusively by pressing the "start" button by the user.

With key on Automatic, the start-up occurs through an external command (potential free contact) that if

Active, it launches the automatic process of start-up and the possible management of inserting load.

So, the consent of start-up can be given by external devices such as floats, pressure switches,

thermostats, relay voltmeters etc.

AUTOMATIC MODE (MODE 2)

With key on Manual, the genset start-up occurs exclusively by pressing the "start" button by the user.

With key on Automatic, the panel is able to operate as an emergency system to the mains. It fully

manages both the start-up of the genset and the complete management of mains-genset switching in the

separated ATS.

Suppose that we are in the situation represented in Figure 2, where the mains is within normal values:

the CR counter is closed and the use is powered by the mains.

The QPE-C monitors the mains and in case of any anomaly or the lowering or lack of a phase or

because of asymmetry of the phases themselves, it acts as follows:

1. It commands the opening of CR mains counter;

2. It enables the start-up of the genset and once it has reached the right functioning level, it commands the

closing of the CG counter, powering the use through the GE generator;

N.B.: During the functioning, the engine and generator are monitored to determine if any abnormalities

occur. If this is the case, these abnormalities would cause the immediate arrest of the genset with

consequent storage and visualization onto the display, showing the cause of the alarm (e.g. low oil

pressure, overload, etc.).

3. When the mains come back to normal values, after a set delay the QPE-C opens the CG genset

counter and after one second, closes the CR counter. In this way it re-powers the use with the mains.

4. The genset keeps running for at least one minute to burn off the excessive heat and at the end of cooling

time, it stops automatically.

If the user has his own ATS with an independent management of switching, then he can only use the

mains sensor of QPE-C panel to handle only the start-up when the mains fail.

MOD-BUS MODE (MODE 3)

In Manual mode, the panel can be used in two ways, depending on the position of the board key.

With key on Manual, the genset start-up occurs exclusively by pressing the "start" button by the user.

With key on Automatic, the start input can be sent through a Mod-Bus message, which is sent by a

management control unit or by an external PLC.

The start-up input may be given from external devices such as PLCs, remote management systems,

etc..

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1.3.3 HOW THE QPE-C-O PANEL WORKS WITH THE GENSET

The QPE-C-O panel can be matched with all the generators with power range from 4 to 100 kVA, with

operating voltages from 220 to 460 volts, 50 or 60Hz, with single or three-phase system.

The following two executions are available:

1. QPE-C-OCC (fig 1) panel with internal mains-genset switching by mechanically and electrically

interlocked contactors.

2. QPE-C-OSC (fig. 2) panel without mains-genset switching and equipped with a 63A switch

complete with opening coil for units up to 40 kVA, and a 160A switch for units up to 100 kVA.

Fig.2

The QPE-C-O panel monitors and detects all the parameters of both the engine and the generator. It has

a three-position key that sets the type of plant’s operating mode.

With key on position 0 the panel is switched off, the genset is off.

With key on Manual the start-up is decided by the user by pressing the start button.

With key on Automatic, depending on the operating mode, the start-up could be through external

contact, lack of electricity from the relative mains, command in MOD-BUS, from the communication

network via sms, etc..

During the functioning all the electrical and mechanical parameters of the genset are displayed and all

the protections are enabled, including overload, short-circuit and earth fault if set

If an anomaly happens the switch (QPE-C-OSC) opens or the genset contactor (QPE-C-OCC) and it

disconnects the load, then after the cooling phase the engine stops.

Fig. 1

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1.3.4 QPE-C-OCC OPERATING MODE

The QPE-C-OCC panel, (with switching) is complete with a 4P mains-genset switching system realized

through mechanically and electrically interlocked contactors.

The installation is very easy and it exclusively needs the main power line connection with the load inside

the genset.

MANUAL MODE.

With key on manual, the genset start-up is only made by pressing the "start" button by the operator. If the

public mains is present, then the load remains supplied from the mains. In case of power failure, the

generating set provides power to feed the load instantly.

AUTOMATIC MODE.

With key on Automatic, the panel is able to operate as an emergency system to the mains. It fully

manages both the start-up of the genset and the complete management of mains-genset switching.

Suppose that we are in the situation represented in Figure 1, where the mains is within normal values:

the CR counter inside the panel is closed and the user is powered by the mains.

The QPE-C-OCC monitors the mains and in case of any anomaly or the lowering or lack of a phase or

because of asymmetry of the phases themselves, it acts as follows:

1. It commands the opening of CR mains counter;

2. It enables the start-up of the genset and once it has reached the right functioning level, it commands

the closing of the CG counter, powering the user through the GE generator;

N.B.: During the functioning, the engine and generator are monitored to determine if any abnormalities

occur. If this is the case, these abnormalities would cause the immediate arrest of the genset with

consequent storage and visualization onto the display, showing the cause of the alarm (e.g. low oil

pressure, overload, etc.).

3. When the MAINS come back to normal values, after a set delay the QPE-C-OCC opens the CG

genset counter and after one second, closes the CR counter. In this way it re-powers the use with

the mains.

4. The genset keeps running for at least one minute to burn off the excessive heat and at the end of

cooling time, it stops automatically.

The switching contained in the QPE-C-OCC panel is capable of switching line currents up to max 60A for

panels with power up to 40 kVA and 160A for panels up to 100 kVA.

1.3.5 QPE-C-OSC OPERATING MODE

The QPE-C-OSC panel, in order to cover all needs, can be set in three distinct operating modes:

1 Manual mode “MOD 1” (start-up command from external potential free contact)

2 Automatic mode “MOD 2” (start-up command from internal mains sensor)

3 Mod-bus mode “MOD 3” (start-up command from remote mod-bus)

The setting of these three modes is done by inserting three micro-switches (dip 1-2-3) on the

motherboard, see paragraph 1.6.1.

MANUAL MODE (MODE 1).

In Manual mode, the panel can be used in two ways, depending on the position of the board key.

With key on Manual, the genset start-up occurs exclusively by pressing the “start” button by the operator.

With key on Automatic, the start-up occurs through an external command (potential free contact) that if

Active, it launches the automatic process of start-up and the possible management of inserting load.

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So, the consent of start-up can be given by external devices such as floats, pressure switches,

thermostats, relay voltmeters etc.

AUTOMATIC MODE (MODE 2).

With key on Manual, the genset start-up occurs exclusively by pressing the “start” button by the operator.

With key on Automatic, the panel is able to operate as an emergency system to the mains. It fully

manages both the start-up of the genset and the complete management of mains-genset switching in the

separated ATS.

Suppose that we are in the situation represented in Figure 2, where the mains is within normal values:

the CR counter is closed and the use is powered by the mains.

The QPE-C monitors the mains and in case of any anomaly or the lowering or lack of a phase or

because of asymmetry of the phases themselves, it acts as follows:

1. It commands the opening of CR mains counter;

2. It enables the start-up of the genset and once it has reached the right functioning level, it commands

the closing of the CG counter, powering the use through the GE generator;

N.B.: During the functioning, the engine and generator are monitored to determine if any abnormalities

occur. If this is the case, these abnormalities would cause the immediate arrest of the genset with

consequent storage and visualization onto the display, showing the cause of the alarm (e.g. low oil

pressure, overload, etc.).

3. When the mains come back to normal values, after a set delay the QPE-C-OSC opens the CG

genset counter and after one second, closes the CR counter. In this way it re-powers the use with

the mains.

4. The genset keeps running for at least one minute to burn off the excessive heat and at the end of

cooling time, it stops automatically.

If the user has his own ATS with an independent management of switching, then he can only use the

mains sensor of QPE-C-OSC panel to handle only the start-up when the mains fail.

MOD-BUS MODE (MODE 3).

In manual mode the panel can be used in two ways, depending on the position of the key on board.

With key positioned to manual, the genset start-up is only made by pressing the "start" button by the

operator.

With key positioned to automatic, the start-up is made through an external command, sent on the MOD-

BUS line that, if active, starts the automatic start-up process and possible management of inserting load.

So, the start input can be sent from external devices, such as teleprocessing systems, PLCs, etc..

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