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PowerCommand 500 550 Remote Monitoring System Specification Sheet

The document provides product specifications for a Cummins PowerCommand 500/550 Remote Monitoring System. It describes the key features and capabilities of the monitoring system in three sentences or less, including: allowing remote monitoring and control of generator sets, transfer switches, and I/O modules via a web interface; displaying real-time and historical data for each device; and sending notifications via email, text, SNMP traps, and integrating with building management systems via Modbus TCP/IP.

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PowerCommand 500 550 Remote Monitoring System Specification Sheet

The document provides product specifications for a Cummins PowerCommand 500/550 Remote Monitoring System. It describes the key features and capabilities of the monitoring system in three sentences or less, including: allowing remote monitoring and control of generator sets, transfer switches, and I/O modules via a web interface; displaying real-time and historical data for each device; and sending notifications via email, text, SNMP traps, and integrating with building management systems via Modbus TCP/IP.

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Recommended Product Specifications

PowerCommand 500/550 Remote Monitoring System


Architectural Format
This specification covers remote monitoring products. Note: Items in RED text should be adjusted to
meet the appropriate project specification.

Cummins Power Generation

Architectural Format Sample Specification

PRODUCTS

1.1.1.1
A.

B.

Remote Monitoring System


Provide Remote Monitoring System (herein after referred to as Product) for monitoring and
control of generator sets, transfer switches and expandable I/O modules. The Product shall
conform to the requirements of UL, CSA, CE, RoHS and FCC.
The Product shall be the responsibility of the generator set manufacturer. Acceptable suppliers
are:
CumminsPowerCommand 500 Remote Monitoring System or Cummins
PowerCommand 550 Remote Monitoring System
Competitor A
Competitor B
1.

2.

3.

1.1.1.2

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

F.

1.1.1.3

A.

B.

C.

D.

The Product shall include the remote monitoring device with the following hardware
specifications:
Stand-alone, remote monitoring device
Antenna (PowerCommand 500 Remote Monitoring System or PowerCommand 550 GSM or
CDMA models only)
Ethernet Cable
USB On-The-Go (OTG) Cable
Quick Start Guide, Quick Troubleshooting Guide, Owner Manual and Warranty Statement
Technical Publication CD
The Products software shall allow for web browsing from users on the same LAN. The
following security measures shall be provided:
Login security with configurable usernames and passwords
Three levels of security accessadministrator, operator and read only
128-bit Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) Encryption
Automatic log out

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1.1.1.4

Home Page shall be a color graphical representation displaying all configured generator sets,
automatic transfer switches and/or auxiliary devices at the site. User shall also be able view the
overall health of the system; perform real time and historical graphing capabilities and select
any configured graphical representation to view generator set, transfer switch or sensor and
output control screens.

1.1.1.5

Generator Set Page shall be a color graphical representation displaying real time and historical
data on any configured generator set. The user shall have the ability to remotely start, stop and
acknowledge warnings. Generator set settings, data logs and event logs shall be viewable from
the Products user interface. Data, where supported by the generator set control, displayed shall
include:

Modbus Parameters for 1301, 1302, 2300, 3300


Control Switch Position
Genset Control State
Genset Fault Codes
Fault Type
Genset % Standby Total kW
Common Alarm (NFPA)
Genset Supplying Load (NFPA)
Genset Running (NFPA)
Gen Not In Auto (NFPA)
High Battery Voltage (NFPA)
Low Battery Voltage (NFPA)
Charger AC Failure (NFPA)
Gen Fail to Start (NFPA)
Low Coolant Temperature (NFPA)
Pre High Engine Temperature (NFPA)
High Engine Temperature (NFPA)
Pre Low Oil Pressure (NFPA)
Low Oil Pressure (NFPA)
Engine Overspeed (NFPA)
Low Coolant Level (NFPA)
Low Fuel Level (NFPA)
Check Genset - (Extended Annun)
Gen Ground Fault (Annun)
High AC Voltage (Annun)
Low AC Voltage (Annun)
Under Frequency (Annun)
Genset Overload (Annun)
Genset Over Current (Annun)
Genset Short Circuit (Annun)
Reverse KW (Annun)
Gen Reverse KVAR (Annun)
Genset Fail to Sync (Annun)
Genset Fail to Close (Annun)
Gen on Load Demand (Annun)
Genset Circuit Breaker Tripped (Annun)
Utility Circuit Breaker Tripped (Annun)
Emergency Stop (Annun)
Line to Neutral Volt1
Line to Neutral Volt2

ModLon Parameters for 0500, 2100, 3100, 3201


Control Switch Position
Genset Control State
Genset Fault Codes
Fault Type
Percent kW
Common Alarm (NFPA)
Genset Supplying Load (NFPA)
Genset Running (NFPA)
Gen Not In Auto (NFPA)
High Battery Voltage (NFPA)
Low Battery Voltage (NFPA)
Charger AC Failure (NFPA)
Gen Fail to Start (NFPA)
Low Coolant Temperature (NFPA)
Pre High Engine Temperature (NFPA)
High Engine Temperature (NFPA)
Pre Low Oil Pressure (NFPA)
Low Oil Pressure (NFPA)
Engine Overspeed (NFPA)
Low Coolant Level (NFPA)
Low Fuel Level (NFPA)
Check Genset - (Extended Annun)
Gen Ground Fault (Annun)
High AC Voltage (Annun)
Low AC Voltage (Annun)
Under Frequency (Annun)
Genset Overload (Annun)
Genset Over Current (Annun)
Genset Short Circuit (Annun)
Reverse KW (Annun)
Gen Reverse KVAR (Annun)
Genset Fail to Sync (Annun)
Genset Fail to Close (Annun)
Gen on Load Demand (Annun)
Genset Circuit Breaker Tripped (Annun)
Utility Circuit Breaker Tripped (Annun)
Emergency Stop (Annun)
Line to Neutral Volt1
Line to Neutral Volt2

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Line to Neutral Volt3
Line to Line Volt1 (a-b)
Line to Line Volt2 (b-c)
Line to Line Volt3 (a-c)
Line Current1
Line Current2
Line Current3
KW Phase A
KW Phase B
KW Phase C
Total Kilowatts
Total kVAR
Total Power Factor
Total KVA
Frequency
Percent Amps A Phase
Percent Amps B Phase
Percent Amps C Phase
Battery Voltage
Oil Pressure (psi)
Coolant Temperature (F)
Engine RPM
Engine Starts
Engine Runtime (high byte)
Engine Runtime (low byte)
Genset Start Command
Fault Reset Command
Device Type
Oil Temperature (F)
Fuel Rate
Fuel Level % (PCC NET-AUX)

1.1.1.6

Architectural Format Sample Specification


Line to Neutral Volt3
Line to Line Volt1 (a-b)
Line to Line Volt2 (b-c)
Line to Line Volt3 (a-c)
Line Current1
Line Current2
Line Current3
KW Phase A
KW Phase B
KW Phase C
Total Kilowatts
Total kVAR
Total Power Factor
Total KVA
Frequency
Percent Amps A Phase
Percent Amps B Phase
Percent Amps C Phase
Battery Voltage
Oil Pressure (psi)
Coolant Temperature (F)
Engine RPM
Engine Starts
Engine Runtime (high byte)
Engine Runtime (low byte)
Genset Start/Stop Command
Fault Reset Command
Device Type
Oil Temperature (F)
Fuel Rate
Total Fuel (high byte)
Total Level (low byte)

Transfer Switch Page shall be a color graphical representation displaying real time and
historical data on any configured transfer switch. The user shall have the ability to remotely
start test, stop test and acknowledge warnings. Transfer switch settings, data logs and event
logs shall be viewable from the Products user interface. Data, where supported by the transfer
switch control, displayed shall include:

ModLon Parameters for TS1310, TS1311, TS2311 (Levels 1 and 2)


Mode
Percent Amps A Phase (Load)
Active Transfer Timer
Percent Amps B Phase (Load)
Fault Codes
Percent Amps C Phase (Load)
Fault Type
Line to Neutral Volt1 (Source1)
ATS Common Alarm
Line to Neutral Volt2 (Source1)
Source 2 Connected (NFPA 110)
Line to Neutral Volt3 (Source1)
Not in Auto (NFPA 110)
Line to Line Volt1 (a-b) (Source1)
Charger AC Failure (NFPA 110)
Line to Line Volt2 (b-c) (Source1)
Source 1 Available (Extended Annun)
Line to Line Volt3 (a-c) (Source1)
Source 2 Available (Extended Annun)
Line Current1 (Source1)
Source 1 Connected (Extended Annun)
Line Current2 (Source1)

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Source 2 Connected (Extended Annun)
ATS Common Alarm (Extended Annun)
Not In Auto (Extended Annun)
Test / Exercise in Progress (Extended Annun)
Low Battery Voltage (Extended Annun)
Load Shed (Extended Annun)
Transfer Inhibit (Extended Annun)
Retransfer Inhibit (Extended Annun)
Fail To Close (Extended Annun)
Fail to Disconnect (Extended Annun)
Fail to Synchronize (Extended Annun)
Bypass to Source 1 (Extended Annun)
Bypass to Source 2 (Extended Annun)
Line to Neutral Volt1 (Load)
Line to Neutral Volt2 (Load)
Line to Neutral Volt3 (Load)
Line to Line Volt1 (a-b) (Load)
Line to Line Volt2 (b-c) (Load)
Line to Line Volt3 (a-c) (Load)
Line Current1 (Load)
Line Current2 (Load)
Line Current3 (Load)
Total Kilowatts (Load)
Total Power Factor (Load)
Total KVARS (Load)
Total KVA (Load)
Frequency (Load)

Architectural Format Sample Specification


Line Current3 (Source1)
Total Kilowatts (Source1)
Total Power Factor (Source1)
Total KVARS (Source1)
Total KVA (Source1)
Frequency (Source1)
Percent Amps A Phase (Source1)
Percent Amps B Phase (Source1)
Percent Amps C Phase (Source1)
Line to Neutral Volt1 (Source2)
Line to Neutral Volt2 (Source2)
Line to Neutral Volt3 (Source2)
Line to Line Volt1 (a-b) (Source2)
Line to Line Volt2 (b-c) (Source2)
Line to Line Volt3 (a-c) (Source2)
Line Current1 (Source2)
Line Current2 (Source2)
Line Current3 (Source2)
Total Kilowatts (Source2)
Total Power Factor (Source2)
Total KVA (Source2)
Total KVARS (Source2)
Frequency (Source2)
Percent Amps A Phase (Source2)
Percent Amps B Phase (Source2)
Percent Amps C Phase (Source2)
ATS Test Command
ATS Fault Reset Command
Device Type

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1.1.1.7

Sensors and Output Controls Page shall be a tabular representation displaying real time data on
any configured sensors and output controls. The user shall have the ability to view configured
sensors, including states, values, low warnings and high warnings. The user shall have the
ability to view output controls, including statuses and states, and remotely active and deactivate
output states by selecting the off/on switch. The user shall have the ability to remotely
acknowledge warnings. Sensor and output control settings and event logs shall be viewable
from the Products user interface.

1.1.1.8

The Product shall be capable of sending system and device notifications via Simple Mail
Transfer Protocol (SMTP)/e-mail and Short Message Service (SMS)/text. The user shall have
the ability to configure notification settings, activate notifications, acknowledge events and add
multiple email/SMTP and text/SMS recipients.

1.1.1.9

The Product shall be capable of sending system and device information over the Internet
Protocol (IP) to the customers building management system (BMS). For notifications, this will
be via Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)/traps; and for device information, this
will be via Modbus TCP/IP. The user shall have the ability to configure SNMP settings,
Modbus TCP/IP settings, notification settings, activate notifications and acknowledge events.

1.1.1.10 Event Logs shall generate and store active events from any configured devices as well as store
historic events. The screen will provide details including time stamp, source, event type, event
code and description. The ability to acknowledge events will be available on this page. Event
logs shall display the same events as displayed in the Generator Set and Transfer Switch Pages.
1.1.1.11 Data logs shall store and display all system and device related information. The screen will
provide pre-configured Modbus register data points for the respective generator set or transfer
switch control. Data logs shall display the same parameters as displayed in the Generator Set
and Transfer Switch Pages.
1.1.1.12 The user shall have the capability to generate reports against any configured device. The report
shows a graphical representation of the selected parameter/s over the past 24 hours, past 7 days,
past 30 days or customized intervals. These parameters are also plotted on a time scale with a
summary of the minimum, maximum and average values. A report must be exported in a CSV
file format for further analysis (PowerCommand 550 Remote Monitoring System only).
1.1.1.13 Additional Hardware and Accessories Capability Requirements
A.

The following additional hardware and accessories shall be required:


Backup Power Supply and Cablethe Product shall be a DC powered device providing
and accessing complete power system information during a power outage with the
following backup power supply specifications:
1.

Voltage range
Current (12V typical)
Current (24V typical)

12 to 24VDC
250mA
125mA
6

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Power (typical)
Power (maximum)
2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Architectural Format Sample Specification


3.0W
5.0W

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)required to connect the backup power supply and
the Product
Lonworks Gateway and Connection Cablerequired to communicate to the Product via
Modbus
SIM Cardrequired for GSM wireless modem
Secure Digital (SD) Memory Cardrequired for extended memory
USB Flash Driverequired for extended memory
Antenna Extension Cablerequired for applications with low wireless signal or
reception

1.1.1.14 Additional System Capability Requirements


A.

The following system and software shall be required:


Personal computer (PC), Macintosh (Mac) computer or Windows 8 tabletrequired to
access web-based user interface
Browser: Internet Explorer, version 8.0 or later
Operating System: Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X or Linux
Microsoft Silverlight, version 5.0 or later
Windows Mobile Device Center
Minimum screen resolution, 1024 x 768
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

1.1.1.15 Service Requirements


A.

The generator set manufacturer shall have a service and support network capable of installing
and commissioning the Product. The service and support network shall include local service
organizations with factory trained service and support technicians. The supplier shall maintain
local service parts and maintenance parts and components for the installed Product.

1.1.1.16 Warranty
A.

The generator set manufacturer shall provide warranty coverage for a period of 1 year from the
date of commissioning, demonstration or 18 months after factory ship date, whichever is sooner.
This warranty covers any failures of the product, under normal use and service, which result
from a defect in material or factory workmanship.

END OF SECTION

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