OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS DGC-11

MRM PROCOM Pvt Ltd

Plot No. : 20-21, Industrial Estate,
Sector - 59, Phase-II, Faridabad (Haryana)
Ph.: 0129-4700400(10 Lines)
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.mrmprocom.com

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Index
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
10.0
11.0

Introduction
Protection, Supervision Salient features
Measurement & Display
Annunciations
Contacts
Timers
Switches Description
Setting Procedure
Annunciations Description
Lamp Test
Operating Mode
11.1
Auto Mode
11.2
Manual Mode
11.3
Off Mode
11.4
Test Mode
11.5
Semi Auto Mode
12.0 Programming mode
12.1
Parameter Mode
12.2
Programming Solenoid Mode
13.0 Faults
13.1
Internal Faults
13.2
External Faults
13.3
Fault Reset
14.0
Communication
15.0 Model Selection
16.0 Terminal description
17.0 Specifications

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1.0 Introduction
16 Bit RISC, state of art,
microcontroller based System.
True RMS measurement of all
measured parameters with 1% accuracy
of measured value (Not full scale)
All the inputs, such as Mains, Generator
and Battery voltages are fully isolated,
providing the freedom to design a
totally isolated system. This avoids and
prevents malfunctioning/burning of
Unit.
Backlit LCD Display for easy reading
and parameter settings
Fully operational up to 4V. Can
withstand a voltage dip up to 0V for
1sec.
23 LED Indication..

All system parameters are user

programmable
Suitable for all types of engines
including the one requiring choke.
Easy selection of modes by a simple
press of a switch
All digital inputs are optically isolated
for enhanced reliability
All outputs are through potential free
contacts for system stability and
reliability
All contacts are protected by TVS to
strengthen the EMI/EMC capabilities of
the unit.
Housed in 92X192mm Din Standard
housing.

2.0 Protection, Supervision Salient features

Mains 3 phase monitoring for
under/over voltage, under/over
frequency, Over Load Phase Sequence
and Phase voltages unbalance.
Generators 3 phase monitoring and
protection for under/over voltage,
under/over frequency, over load,
under/over frequency and over
speeding.
DC Battery Voltage supervision (Under
& Over voltage)
7 digital input for system protection
DG Fail to Start supervision
Fuel, Water Temperature and Lube Oil
Pressure measurements and value
display.
DG fail to Stop supervision

User programmable engine warm up

time, before the load is switched to
generator.
Mains Restoration supervision
User programmable Cranking attempt.
User programmable Crank Time and
delay between two successive cranks
External engine running signal
External signal for remote operation
Service Due reminder
Load management
GSM Connectivity / Can send and
receive SMS for status information.
History of Faults
Option for Choke

3.0 Measurement & Display

16 segment 2 line LCD displays the following parameters. Some of the parameters are model
dependent and are available in only those models.

Mains 3 Phase voltage

Mains Frequency
Generator 3 Phase Voltage
Load 3 Phase current
Generator Frequency
Battery Voltage
Generator Run Hour

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RPM
Fuel Level, HWT and LLOP
KWh of generator
KW and PF of generator
Service Hour Due
Fault History
Programmed settings
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Normally the display auto scrolls and displays a set of parameter for 10 seconds, but any time the
Next key (
) can be pressed to select the next parameter window.

4.0 Annunciations
DGC-11 is equipped with the following annunciations for system status and faults

Load on generator (GON)

Load on Mains (MON)
Mains : Healthy/Unhealthy
Generator On
DG Fail to Start (fault)
DG Fail to Stop (fault)
Emergency (Shut down Command)
LLOP (Fault)
HWT(Fault)
Fuel (Fault)
DG frequency(Fault)
DG Voltage (Fault)

DG Over Speed (Fault)

Charging Alternator/V-Belt (Fault)
Over Current (Fault)
Battery (Warning)
Crank (Annunciation)
RWL (Fault)
Service Due(Warning)
Auto (Annunciation)
Manual (Annunciation)
Test (Annunciation)
Off (Annunciation)

5.0 Contacts
The following potential contacts are provided. Annunciation contacts are available in models
requested with Annunciation features.
Mains Contactor: MCB (NC)
Generator Contactor: GCB (N0)
Crank (NO)

Fuel (NO)
Hooter (NO)
Choke (NO).

6.0 Timers
DGC-11 is equipped with the following timers:
Mains voltage supervision timer
(variable)
Mains frequency supervision
timer(variable)
Mains voltage unbalance supervision
timer (variable)
Mains phase Sequence timer(Variable)
Generator voltage supervision timer
(variable)
Generator Frequency Unhealthy
supervision timer (variable)
Generator over speed supervision timer
(Variable)
Choke pre start timer (Variable)
Choke post start timer (Variable)
Max. crank duration timer (variable)
Crank gap timer (variable)
No. of crank attempts (variable)

7.0 Switches Description

DG warm up timer(variable)
Mains restoration timer (variable)
DG re-cooling timer (variable)
Stop Solenoid on time (variable)
Fuel supervision time (variable)
LLOP supervision time (variable)
HWT supervision time (variable)
Auxiliary Supply Under/Over voltage
supervision & warning timer (Fixed)
Charging Alternators / V-Belt
supervision timer(variable)
Over Current supervision
Timer(variable)
Delay between GCB to MCB switching
(Variable)
Hooter Reset Time(variable)

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DGC-11 has 12 switched are provided on its front panel. The table below describes the operation of
these.
S.No.
1

Switch Symbol

Switch Function
Next

Increment

Decrement

Reset

&

6
7
8

START
STOP
MCB

GCB

10
11
12
13

Auto
Man.
Test
Off

Programming
/History Fault
Mode Entry

Description
Normal operation mode: In this mode, it is
used to change the parameters being displayed
on LCD.
Programming Mode: Next key is used to
select the next parameter to be programmed.
This key is only active during Programming
Mode and is used to increment the value of the
parameters under programming.
This key is only active during programming
mode and is used to decrement the value of the
parameter under programming.
Reset key resets the Hooter and Fault signals.
The first press shall reset the hooter and next
shall reset the faults. A long press of 1 Sec shall
reset both.
If both the keys are pressed simultaneously the
unit will enter in Programming Mode/History
Fault/Service Hours
To start Generator in Manual Mode.
To stop Generator in Manual Mode.
In Manual Mode this toggles the mains
contactor, On/Off
In Manual Mode this toggles the generator
contactor, On/Off
To select Auto Mode.
To select Manual Mode.
To select Test Mode.
To select Off Mode.

Auto, Man., Test & Off are Radio buttons and only one can be active at a time.

8.0 Setting Procedure

DGC-11 has provision to program the operating parameters, resetting the service hours and viewing
the last 20 fault history.
Press
& switches simultaneously. The LCD shall display, Enter Para Mode
To enter parameter setting mode press
.
To go to next menu press
. The LCD shall display Display History.
This menu can be entered by pressing
.
Or pressing
again shall bring up Reset Service Hours on LCD.
To reset service hours press
. The unit shall ask for confirmation. Pressing
, shall reset the
service hours. Pressing shall terminate the menu.

9.0 Annunciations Description

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DGC-11 has 23 annunciations on its front panel. These either announce the faults or indicated the
status of the system.
S.
No.
1
2

Nomenclature

Description

Fail Start
Fail stop

This LED blinks when the engine Fails to Start.

This LED blinks when the engine Fails to Stop.

3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

Emergency
LLOP
HWT
Fuel
Service Due
DG Freq
DG Voltage
Over Speed
ChgAlt/V-Belt

12

Battery

13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Over load
RWL
Ph Seq
Mains
MCB
GCB
Generator
Auto

21
22
23

Man.
Test
Off

This LED blinks when the engine is Stopped in emergency.

This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on LLOP fault.
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on HWT fault.
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on Low Fuel fault.
This LED blinks when to remind that engine service is Due
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on frequency fault.
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on voltage fault.
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on over speed fault.
The LED is continuously on when the charging alternator supply is
available to the unit.
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on Charging Alternator
/V-Belt fault.
This LED blinks when the Auxiliary supply is outside the limits.
Warning only.
This LED blinks when the engine is stopped on over current fault.
This LED blinks on Low water Radiator level..
This LED lights up when the Phase Sequence is wrong(Negative).
Steady while Main is healthy else starts blinking.
Steady when MCB is engaged.
Steady when GCB is engaged.
Steady while generator is running.
This LED is On if the unit is in Auto Mode.
This LED Blinks in Semi Auto Mode
This LED is On if the unit is in Manual Mode.
This LED is On if the unit is in Test Mode.
This LED is On if the unit is in OFF Mode.

10.0

Lamp Test

Switching on the power of the unit with RESET switch pressed shall force the entire annunciation
LEDS to blink and display shall show the DGC-11 Model type along with the version number of the
software. This state shall persist till the switch is kept pressed and on release of the switch DGC-11
shall start functioning normally.

11.0

Operating Mode

DGC-11 is equipped with 5 operation modes, namely Auto, Manual, Test, Off and Remote Mode.
The first four modes can be selected by pressing the corresponding switch, from the front panel. The
remote mode is selected by a digital signal at its terminal.

11.1

Auto Mode

DGC-11 monitors the Mains supply, if Mains supply varies beyond set limit of under/over
voltage or under/over frequency or voltage unbalance for more than their individual
programmed supervision time, DGC-11 releases the MCB contactor (to protect the
contactor from failure because of low input voltage) and attempts to starts the generator.
DGC-11 gives cranks the engine by activating the inbuilt, potential free, crank contact.
Crank command is withdrawn if the engine start is detected, either by external engine start
input or by build up of generator voltage. Max duration of crank command is user settable.
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In case of non start of the engine DGC-11 re-cranks it till it starts or user programmed
crank attempts are exhausted. If generator fails to start after the maximum programmed
crank attempts, Fail to Start LED starts blinking, indicating start failure and the hooter is
switched on.
After successful start of the generator, it is allowed to warm up for a user programmed
time before the load is transferred to generator.
While the generator is running DGC-11 monitors it for external fault (Digital Inputs:
Emergency, V-Belt, RWL) and internal faults( Measured Values faults: :LLOP, HWT,
Fuel, Over Load, voltage and frequency).
On persistence of any fault for more than the programmed supervision delay, for that fault,
generator is stopped, corresponding fault is announced & hooter is switched on.
On restoration of healthy mains supply, continuously, for the programmed duration the
load is transferred to the mains and generator is stopped after expiry of re-cooling time. In
case mains again become unhealthy during the re-cooling period the load is switched to
generator.

11.2

Manual Mode

DGC-11, in this mode is under the manual control of the operator for starting and stopping
of the generator. Engine has to be started manually by manually pressing Start switch.
The Start switch shall not operate if GCB contact is closed, to provide protection to
generator. Once the generator is started the load can be switched to generator by pressing
GCB switch or to mains by pressing MCB switch. At any given time, either of GCB or
MCB can be operational. Attempt to switch on GCB while MCB is on will be ignored and
vice versa. Both MCB and GCB key have dual function of either switching ON or OFF the
respective contactor. A press shall toggle the state. Continuously pressing these keys shall
keep toggling the status. To stop the generator, switch off the GCB contactor and press
STOP key. Any attempt to stop the generator, while the GCB contact is engaged, shall
be ignored.
While the generator is running DGC-11 protects the generator by monitoring all internal
and external faults.

11.3

Off Mode

This mode is selected to completely shut down the system. By default the load is
transferred to Mains, but Mains contactor can also be switched off/On manually.

11.4

Test Mode

This mode helps the engineer to test the health of the engine. The engine can be started, as
in Auto Mode, even when the Mains voltage is healthy. The load is not transferred to the
generator. In case of Mains failure, while in this mode, the load is automatically
transferred to the generator. Please note that the generator will not automatically switch off
in this mode. To switch off the generator select either Auto, Manual or Off mode. GCB
& MCB keys are active in this mode. DGC-11 protects the generator by monitoring all
internal and external faults.

11.5

Semi Auto Mode

This mode can be selected by pulling the pin 37 low and selecting auto mode from the front
panel. The Auto LED will blink indicating that the unit is in Semi-Auto Mode. In this mode
the unit does not automatically starts the engine after the mains has failed and mains
supervision timer has expired but waits for an external start signal pin 31. Once the start
signal is given the unit now functions like auto mode with 3 crank attempts.

Please note: Operating Mode cannot be changed if the unit

has stopped on a fault condition or the engine is cranking

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12.0

Programming mode

The following tables gives the detailed descriptions.

Please note that 20sec of inactivity will take the unit back in normal mode and all the changes done
shall be cancelled.

12.1

Parameter Mode

S.No

Parameter
name on first
row of LCD

Explanation of parameter

Factory
setting

Setting Range

Mains O/V

Max. Permissible voltage, above

this the voltage is treated unhealthy
& Generator is started.
Min. permissible voltage, below
this the voltage is treated unhealthy
& Generator is started
Time for which the Mains voltage
has to be unhealthy (Under or Over
voltage as defined above in 1 & 2)
before starting the Generator.
Max. Permissible Mains
frequency, above this frequency
the Mains is treated unhealthy &
Generator is started.

270V

80-300V

Mains U/V

180V

80-270V

Mains Sup
Delay

10Sec

1-999Sec

Mains O/F

55Hz

40-65Hz

Mains U/F

Min. permissible Mains frequency,

below this frequency the Mains is
treated unhealthy & Generator is
started.

45Hz

40-65Hz

Mains Freq
Delay

10Sec

1-999 Sec.

Mains Vol
Unbal

Disable*

10-100 Disable*

8
9

Mains Ph Seq
Phase Seq
Delay

OFF
10Sec

ON/OFF
1-999Sec

10

Unbalance
Delay

10Sec

1-999Sec

11

Gen Start Delay

Time for which the Mains

frequency has to be unhealthy
(under or over voltage as defined
above in 4 & 5) before starting the
Generator.
Max. Permissible voltage
difference between two phases of
mains. Above this the voltage is
treated to be unbalanced and
Generator is started.
Enabled/Disabled
Duration for which the unhealthy
phase sequence is acceptable. After
this time the mains is treated as
unhealthy and the engine is started
Duration for which unbalance can
be allowed before starting the
Generator. This parameter is not
available if (7) is set to disabled.
The starting of generator is delayed
by this time after the mains
unhealthy timers have expired and
the mains contact has been
released. This is required in certain

Disable*

1-999

Common to all Models

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12

Gen Start Unit

13

Generator O/V

14

Generator U/V

15

Gen Sup Delay

16

Generator O/F

17

Generator U/F

18

Gen Freq Delay

19

Generator O/S

20

Gen O/S Delay

21

Choke Pre Time

22

Choke Post
Time

23

No Of Crank

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applications where immediate

generator starting is not required
but the mains contactor are to be
protected. This timer is
automatically reset, if during this
duration the mains become
healthy for Mains Restoration
Delay (28)
The generator start delay(11) can
be programmed in seconds or
minutes. This parameter is not
available if (11) is disabled.
Max. Permissible Generator
voltage, above this the Generator
voltage is treated unhealthy & the
Generator is stopped on voltage
fault.
Min. permissible Generator
voltage, below this the Generator
voltage is treated unhealthy & the
Generator is stopped on voltage
fault.
Duration for which generator
Over/Under voltage condition can
be tolerated before stopping the
Generator.
Max. Permissible Generator
frequency, above this the
Generator frequency is treated
unhealthy & the Generator is
stopped on frequency fault.
Min. permissible Generator
frequency, below this the
Generator frequency is treated
unhealthy & the Generator is
stopped frequency fault.

Sec

Sec-Min

270V

80-270V

180V

80-270V

30Sec

1-999Sec

55Hz

40-65Hz
Disable*

45Hz

40-65Hz
Disable*

Duration for which Generator

Over/Under frequency condition
can be tolerated before stopping
the Generator.This setting is not
available if (16)&(17) are disabled

10Sec

1-999 Sec.

The maximum Generator

frequency beyond which over
speed is detected
Time for which over speeding is
allowed. This parameter is not
available if (19) is disabled.
Activate the choke for this time
before cranking
Keep the choke for this time after
the engine has started. This setting
is not available if (21) is disabled
The maximum number of cranks
that shall be issued to start the

65Hz

40-80Hz
Disable*

2 Sec

1-999Sec

Disable

1-100Sec
Disable*
1-100Sec
Disable*

Disable

0-10
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24
25

Crank Time
Crank Delay

26

Gen Pick Vol

27

Warm Up Time

28

Mains Rest
Delay

29

Gen Recool
Time

30

Stop Sol On
Time

31

Gen Over
Current

32

Gen O/C Delay

33

Mains
O/Current

34

Mains O/C
Delay

35

CT Ratio

36

V-Belt/Alt
Delay

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Engine
Maximum crank time
The delay between two successive
cranks
This parameter specifies the
generator voltage at which the is
presumed to have started and crank
has to be terminated
Generator warm up time. The load
is transferred to generator after
expiry of this time
Mains restoration Delay:
The time for which Mains should
be continuously healthy before
stopping the Generator.
The time for which generator is
allowed to run on no load before
switching off
The time for which stop solenoid
will be kept active while stopping
the engine
The current above which the over
current fault monitoring has to
start. The timer for it is as
described in 32. This fault is only
enabled while the generator is
running. On expiry of the timer the
generator is stopped
Duration for which the external or
internal over current (for models
which have internal current
measurement) be recognized as a
fault and action initiated. This fault
is only enabled while the generator
is running.
The current above which the over
current fault monitoring has to
start. The timer for it is as
described in 34.. This fault is only
enabled when the MCB is closed.
On expiry of the timer the MCB is
opened and reset key has to be
pressed for reclosing the MCB
Duration for which the external or
internal over current (for models
which have internal current
measurement) be recognized as a
fault and action initiated.
Current Transformer ratio
Available only in /5 CTs model.
Not available in models with
Procom Make CTs
Duration for which the V-Belt
signal should be continuously
active to be recognized as a fault
and action initiated. This fault is

5Sec
5Sec

0-25 sec
0-100Sec

100V

70-150V

0Sec

1-999Sec

30Sec

1-999Sec

30Sec

1-999Sec

30Sec

1-999Sec

6Amps
for /5
40Amps
for
Procom
Make Cts

1-999Amps

2Sec

1-999Sec

6Amps
for /5
40Amps
for
Procom
Make Cts

1-999Amps

2Sec

1-999Sec

10

1-199

2Sec

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only enabled while the generator is

running.
37
GCB to MCB
User programmable delay when
2 Sec
Delay
the load is transferred from
Generator to Mains.
38
Hooter Reset
Duration for which the hooter shall 30Sec
Tim
be ON, if not externally reset,
while announcing a fault.
39
DC O/V
Max. permissible Auxiliary supply 30V
voltage. If Auxiliary voltage is
higher than this for 10sec the
Battery LED starts blinking (only
warning).
40
DC U/V
Min. permissible Auxiliary supply
10V
voltage. If Auxiliary voltage is
lower than this for 10sec the
Battery LED starts blinking (only
warning).
41
Gen On Time
Max. duration for which the
Disable*
generator is allowed to work
continuously
42
Gen Rest Time
If the generator has run
Disable*
continuously as per (41), the
generator is given rest irrespective
of the mains condition. In case of
mains unhealthy during this time
the mains contact is deactivated
but the generator is not started.
This is unavailable if (41) is
Disabled
This timer is automatically reset, if
during this duration the mains
become healthy for Mains
Restoration Delay (28)
43
Service Time
Time, in hours, after which the
250Hrs
Hr
service is due.
44
Disp Auto
Setting ON will enable Auto Scroll ON/OFF
Scroll
of display.
OFF: No scroll and next parameter
can be viewed by pressing next
45
Rad. Water
Time for which Radiator water
5 Sec
Delay
level has to be active before
issuing shut down command
For Model with Sensor measurement for Fuel, HWT/HCT and LLOP
46
Fuel Level in % Level of fuel at which the Engine
20%Sec
shall shut down
47
Fuel << delay
Monitoring time of Fuel Fault
5 Sec
48
LowLube
Level of LLOP at which the
2.0 Kg
Pressure
Engine shall shut down
/Cm2
49
LLOP delay
Monitoring time of LLOP Fault
5 Sec
50
High Water
Temperature of water at which the 80
Temp
Engine shall shut down

1-5 Sec

0-999Sec

10-40V
Disable*

10-40V
Disable*

10-999Min

10-999Min

1-999 Hrs
ON

1-999 Sec

10-100%
1-999Sec
0-8.5 Kg /Cm2

51

HWT delay

Monitoring time of HWT Fault

5 Sec

1-999 Sec
0-150
Degree
centigrade
1-999 Sec

52

Sensor Type

A for Low rating Engines

Note: This can

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B for high rating Engines

For Model without sensors
46
Fuel << delay
Monitoring time of Fuel Fault
47
LLOP delay
Monitoring time of LLOP Fault
48
HWT delay
Monitoring time of HWT Fault

be customized
5 Sec
5 Sec
5 Sec

1-999Sec
1-999 Sec
1-999 Sec

* This parameter can be disabled while programming

12.2 Programming Solenoid Mode
For changing the solenoid mode first press (R) (reset) button, than simultaneously press +ve
and ve button while the reset button is pressed. The first row of LCD shall display
FuelSolType. There are two possible modes.
Mode 0 In this mode fuel solenoid contact changes from Open to Close at the time of
cranking and remains close till the genset is running. For stopping the generator this contact
opens.
Mode 1 In this mode fuel solenoid contact remains open at the time of cranking and till the
genset is running. For stopping the generator this contact closes for a user programmed time.
Mode 2 Same as Mode 0 with additional feature of deactivating the crank when the Lube Oil
Pressure is build(LLOP Fault is removed).
Mode 3 Same as Mode 1 with additional feature of deactivating the crank when the Lube Oil
Pressure is build(LLOP Fault is removed).
Dont change the mode while generator is running. Its a good practice to switch OFF and
than switch ON the battery supply after changing this mode.

13.0

Faults

There are two categories of faults

o Internal Faults
o External faults

13.1
o
o
o
o
o
o
o

13.2
o
o
o
o
o
o

External Faults

Those faults which cannot be sensed by the unit itself (these faults are not reflected by the
generator voltage) and are to be provided externally. They are:
LLOP
HWT
Canopy Temperature
Fuel
Emergency
Over Current (External)
V-Belt

13.3
o

Internal Faults

Internal faults are the faults, which do not need any external signals and are detected by
the system itself. They are:
Generator Fails to Start.
Generator Voltage Unhealthy
Generator Frequency Unhealthy.
Generator Over Speed.
Generator Fails to Stop.
Over Current
Battery Under or Over voltage (Warning only).

Fault Reset

Internal Faults & LLOP fault: All internal faults and LLOP fault can be reset by pressing
(R) switch after the generator is stopped.
External Fault except LLOP & V-Belt faults: These faults cannot be reset till the engine
is running and/or fault conditions persist. Once the faults are rectified, the fault can be reset
by pressing Reset switch (R). In case the engine fails to stop STOP KEY can be pressed
for manual attempt to stop engine

o
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14.0

Communication

Half Duplex, RS232 or RS485 communication running in slave mode: The communication can be
used for the following:
Programming the parameters
Reading instantaneous parameters
Reading system conditions
Reading fault status.

15.0

Model Selection
15.1 With provision for sensor for LLOP, HWT & Fuel
15.2 Without these Sensors

16.0 Terminal description

Terminal Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15
16
17
18-19
20
21
22,23
24,25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38

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Description
Mains R Phase Voltage
Mains Y Phase Voltage
Mains B Phase Voltage
Mains Neutral
Generator R Phase Voltage
Generator Y Phase Voltage
Generator B Phase Voltage
Generator Neutral
R Phase Current
Y Phase Current
B Phase Current
Sensor Fuel
Sensor Temperature
Sensor LLOP
Not Connected
Auxiliary supply +ve
Auxiliary supply -ve
Mains Circuit Breaker
Generator Circuit Breaker
Crank
Fuel Sol
Hooter
Choke
Common for hooter, fuel & Choke
Remote
LLOP Switch
HWT Switch
Fuel Switch
Emergency
RWL Switch
Auto/Semi Auto Mode
V-Belt/Charging Alternator

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DGC-11 Digital Genset Controller

17.0

Specifications

AC voltage withstand
Measurement Accuracy
Voltages & Current
Power & Energies
Surge 1.2/50Usec
Battery Voltage
Min. voltage to power on
Min Running Voltage after
Power on
Max. Battery Voltage
DC Interruption time
Contact(MCB)
Contact(GCB)
Contact(Hooter)
Contact(Fuel)
Contact(Crank)
Contact Choke

330 VAC (Phase to neutral)

4V
35V
1 Sec.
NC, 230V / 6A
NO, 230V / 6A
NO, 230V / 6A
NO, 230V / 6A
NO, 230V / 6A
NO, 230V / 6A

Cut out Dimensions

Depth
Digital Input Level

186mm X 90mm
120mm
Battery Voltage (Negative)

1% of Measurement
2%
2.5KV
Suitable for 12V/24 VDC System
9V

It is our endeavour to constantly upgrade our products, hence specifications are subject to change without any
notice.

Cat_DGC11-09-05-Ver1.3

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