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Emcp Ii

The EMCP is a generator control panel that uses a microprocessor (GSC) to perform the logic functions previously done by relays and timers. The GSC monitors engine parameters like RPM, oil pressure, temperature. It controls engine starting and stopping sequences and indicates fault alarms and shutdowns. The EMCP has modes for normal operation, alarms, shutdowns, and service for calibration and troubleshooting.

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Emcp Ii

The EMCP is a generator control panel that uses a microprocessor (GSC) to perform the logic functions previously done by relays and timers. The GSC monitors engine parameters like RPM, oil pressure, temperature. It controls engine starting and stopping sequences and indicates fault alarms and shutdowns. The EMCP has modes for normal operation, alarms, shutdowns, and service for calibration and troubleshooting.

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Mohamed Bakheet
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EMCP II

Control panel
In previous generator control panels, relay are used in conjunction with switches to make a logic panel to protect the engine and generator.
T0 T1 T2 T3

Actuator

MP

Engine

Diode

The typical logic, uses a signal to start the engine and a magnetic pickup that feed the ESS

The EMCP uses a similar type of logic but a microprocessor GSC performs the functions of all the relays and timers used before. They are : EMCP I , EMCPII, EMCPII +, EMCPII + P

EMCP

GSC

Engine monitoring : System DC voltage Engine RPM Oil pressure Engine hour meter Coolant temperature Optional: Coolant loss Exhaust temperature

EMCP Features
Cooldown timer System diagnostics

Diesel and gas engine functionality


Various system fault codes Engine set point programming Engine set point verification

Start/Stop control
Cycle cranking AC monitoring AC voltage AC current Frequency

Fault alarm indicator Fault shutdown indicator Dedicated shutdown indicator -Low Oil Pressure -Emergency Stop -High Water Temp -Engine Overspeed -Low Coolant Level -Overcrank

Fault Indicators

Relays
K1-Electronic Governor Relay. K2-Generator Fault Relay. K3-Crank Termination Relay. K4-Starting Motor Relay. K5-Run Relay. K6-Air Shutoff Relay. K7-Fuel Control Relay.

Modes of Operation
Normal Mode Alarm Mode Shutdown Mode Service Mode

Engine Starting Sequence


Check sys for faults, engine is not already running, not in service mode Activate SMR, FCR

Activate EG relay oil press=set point for low oil press. Start or remote signal

Deactivate SMR -rpm=400 & Activate CTR

Note: -FCR energize to run (K4, K5, K7) or to stop (K4, K5) -The relay status on the relay status indicators of the lower display. K1, K3, K5, K7 for ETR ; K1, K3, K5 for ETS

Engine Stopping Sequence


Check sys for faults, begin the cool down time, and activate the spare output (if programmed)

Deactivate RR & EGR oil press<set point for low oil press.

* Deactivate 0r activate FCR Stop or remote signal

Deactivate CTR (RPM = 0)

* Note: The relay status on the relay status indicators of the lower display. all relays are Off except on ETS K7 indicator remain On for 70 sec after 0 rpm and oil press is also 0

Service Mode
Assist with troubleshooting Satisfy special applications Satisfy customer needs Verify or calibrate or adjust genset functions

OP1
SCROLL RIGHT

PHASE SELECT SCROLL UP

ENGINE METER SCROLL DOWN

LAMP TEST SELECT

ALARM CODE

EXIT

SERVICE MODE

ENTER

OP1

FAULT LOG VIEWING


SETPOINT VIEWING PASSWORD ENTRY

Service mode
OP4 OP5 OP6 OP7
Fault log programming Set point programming Spare Input/Output programming

OP2
OP3

Hourmeter programming Voltmeter/Ammeter programming


Engine setpoint verification AC calibration

PE: 13231

OP8
OP9 OP10

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