GMU-01A User Manual (V300R002 - 02)

GMU
V300R002C01
User Manual
Issue 02
Date 2012-11-30
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About This Document
Purpose
This document describes the generator management unit (GMU) in terms of its appearance,
functions, application scenarios, operating principles, installation, and technical
specifications.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
 Technical support engineers
 Installation and commissioning engineers
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Change History
Changes between document issues are cumulative. The latest document issue contains all the
changes made in earlier issues.
Issue 02 (2012-11-30)
Modify some value, and value range of LCD menu items.
Issue 01 (2012-09-18)
This issue is used for first office application (FOA).
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Contents
About This Document .................................................................................................................... ii

1 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Appearance ....................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Functions .......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Application Scenarios ....................................................................................................................................... 2
1.4 Operating Principles ......................................................................................................................................... 3
1.4.2 Automatic Mode...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4.3 Manual Mode .......................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4.4 Closed Mode ........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4.5 Test Mode................................................................................................................................................ 5
1.5 Panel ................................................................................................................................................................. 5
1.6 LCD Display .................................................................................................................................................... 8
1.6.1 LCD Operations ...................................................................................................................................... 8
1.6.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy ........................................................................................................................... 11
2 Installation.................................................................................................................................... 12
2.1 Installation Preparations ................................................................................................................................. 12
2.1.1 Safety Precautions ................................................................................................................................. 12
2.1.2 Tools ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
2.2 Installation ...................................................................................................................................................... 13
2.3 Cable Connections ......................................................................................................................................... 13
3 Appendix ...................................................................................................................................... 16
3.1 Technical Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 16
3.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy..................................................................................................................................... 17
3.3 GMU Alarms and Troubleshooting Measures ................................................................................................ 23
3.4 GMU Cable Connections ............................................................................................................................... 32
A Acronyms and Abbreviations .................................................................................................. 33
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User Manual 1 Overview
1 Overview
1.1 Appearance
A GMU consists of a liquid crystal display (LCD), an operation panel, a main circuit board,
and mechanical parts. Figure 1-1 shows a GMU front panel.
Figure 1-1 GMU front panel
1.2 Functions
The GMU starts or shuts down a diesel generator (D.G.) and switches on or off the circuit
breakers on the D.G.
Table 1-1 Describes GMU functions.
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Table 1-1 GMU function description
Function Description
D.G. monitoring  Monitors the rotational speed, voltage, and current of
the D.G. as well as the D.G. storage battery voltage.
 Starts or shuts down the D.G.
 Generates D.G. fault alarms.
AMF function  Detects the mains supply and enables the mains to supply
power if the mains is normal.
 Controls the AC transfer switch (ATS) to switch between the
mains and the D.G.
Communication  Supports local upgrade over an RS232 port.
 Supports Modbus.
 Communicates with the host over an RS485 port.
LCD display Provides an LCD to display the real-time data, alarm
information, and D.G. operating status.
Parameter configuration  Allows you to configure parameters on the host.

 Allows you to set parameters on the LCD.
Electronic label Stores labels in the GMU as electronic data.
1.3 Application Scenarios

Figure 1-2 shows the GMU typical network diagram.

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Figure 1-2 Typical network diagram
1.4 Operating Principles

Table 1-2 lists the mapping between application scenarios and the GMU operating mode.
Table 1-2 Mapping between application scenarios and the GMU operating status
Application Scenarios Operating Mode

The GMU is running properly. Automatic mode
You need to start or shut down the D.G. or switch off or Manual mode
on the generator circuit breaker (GCB) during local
maintenance.
You are maintaining the D.G. with connecting the power Closed mode
supply.
The GMU controls the D.G. startup or starts the D.G. Test mode
remotely on time with a mains supply.

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NOTE
Normally the GMU works in automatic mode. Under the conditions such as D.G. maintenance or startup,
switch from the automatic mode to manual mode or closed mode. After D.G. maintenance or startup is
complete, switch back to the automatic mode.
1.4.2 Automatic Mode

To enable the GMU to enter the automatic mode, press AUTO on the panel.
Connecting the Mains Supply

 If the GMU detects a mains supply, it switches on the miniature circuit breaker (MCB) to
connect the mains supply.
 If the GMU does not detect a mains supply, it switches off the MCB and switches on the
GCB. After the mains is restored, the GMU switches off the GCB. The D.G. shuts down
after cooling. When the time defined by Transfer Del arrives, the GMU switches on the
MCB to connect the mains supply.
Connecting the D.G. Supply

In automatic mode, the D.G. is started or shut down over a dry contact or command.
 Starting or shutting down the D.G. over a dry contact
If DI4 is set to Opened or Closed, the GMU remotely starts or shuts down the D.G. over
the DI4 dry contact if the mains is abnormal.
NOTE
The DI4 dry contact starts or shuts down the D.G. remotely.
 Starting or shutting down the D.G. over a command
If the mains is abnormal, the GMU starts or shuts down the D.G. by executing the
command sent by the host. If the D.G. fails to receive the command, the GMU still starts
the D.G. when the time defined by E-Start Del arrives.
NOTE
In automatic mode, the D.G. is started or shut down over a dry contact by default. If you need to start or
shut down the D.G. over a command, set DI4 to Invalid.
1.4.3 Manual Mode

To enable the GMU to enter the manual mode, press MAN on the panel.
 Press START to start the D.G. manually.
− If the D.G. is running properly, press I/O to switch on the GCB. If the GCB is
switched on, press I/O to switch off the GCB.
− If the mains supply is normal, press I/O to switch on the MCB. If the MCB is
switched on, press I/O to switch off the MCB.
 If the D.G. is running properly, press STOP. The D.G. shuts down after unloading and
cooling. When the D.G. is cooling, press STOP to shut down the D.G. immediately.
1.4.4 Closed Mode

To enable the GMU to enter the closed mode, press OFF on the panel.

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 If the GMU detects a mains supply, it switches on the MCB to connect the mains
supply when the time defined by M-Return Del arrives.
 If the GMU does not detect a mains supply, it switches off the MCB.
NOTE
Do not start or shut down the D.G. or switch on the GCB in closed mode.
1.4.5 Test Mode

To enable the GMU to enter the test mode, set Mode to Test.
 If the GMU detects a mains supply, it switches off the GCB and switches on the MCB.
 If the GMU does not detect a mains supply, it switches off the MCB and switches on the
GCB. After the mains is restored, the GMU switches off the GCB when the time defined
by M-Return Del arrives. The GMU switches on the MCB to connect the mains
supply when the time defined by Transfer Del arrives.
NOTE
For details about how to set Mode to Test, see 3.2 "LCD Menu Hierarchy."
1.5 Panel
GMU Front Panel
Figure 1-3 shows the GMU front panel.
Figure 1-3 GMU front panel

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Table 1-3 Button description
No. Button Name Function

1 Enter  Enters the main menu from the standby screen.
 Enters a submenu from the main menu.
 Saves menu settings.
2 ▲ Up arrow key Turns pages up or increases values.
Enters the last page from the first page.
3 ▼ Down arrow key Turns pages down or decreases values.
Enters the first page from the last page.
4 ESC Cancel Returns to the previous menu without saving the
settings.
5 MAN Manual mode Enables the D.G. to enter the manual mode.
6 AUTO Automatic mode Enables the D.G. to enter the automatic mode.
7 OFF Closed mode Enables the D.G. to enter the closed mode.
8 RESET Reset Unlocks the D.G.
Note:
If the D.G. is faulty, the GMU locks the D.G. If the
fault is not rectified, do not start the D.G.
9 START Start the D.G. Starts the D.G. in manual mode.
manually
10 STOP Shut down  Cools or shuts down the D.G. in manual mode.
the D.G.  Shuts down the D.G. immediately when
manually the D.G. is cooling.
12 I/O Switch on or off Switches on or off the MCB in manual mode if the
the MCB mains is normal.
manually
13 I/O Switch on or off Switches on or off the GCB in manual mode if
the GCB the D.G. is running properly.
manually
Table 1-4 Indicator description
No. Indicator Name Color Meaning
5 MAN D.G. in manual Green Indicates that the D.G. is in

mode manual mode.
6 AUTO D.G. in Green Indicates that the D.G. is in
automatic automatic mode.
mode

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No. Indicator Name Color Meaning

7 OFF D.G. in closed Green Indicates that the D.G. is in closed
mode mode.
11 MAINS Mains normal Green The mains voltage and frequency
are in normal ranges.
Mains faulty Red The mains voltage or frequency is
not in normal range.
12 I/O Connect or Green  Steady on: The MCB is
disconnect the switched on.
mains supply  Off: The MCB is switched off
manually or cannot be switched on
properly.
13 I/O Connect or Green  Steady on: The GCB is
disconnect switched on.
the D.G.  Off: The GCB is switched off
supply or cannot be switched on
manually properly.
14 GENERA D.G. normal Green The D.G. is running properly.
TOR
D.G. faulty Red The D.G. is faulty.
15 BATT Low battery Yellow Steady on: The battery voltage is
voltage lower than the preset value.
16 RUN Running Green  Blinking at long intervals (on
indicator for 1s and then off for 1s): The
GMU is communicating with
the host properly.
 Blinking at short intervals (on
for 0.125s and then off for
0.125s): The GMU is not
communicating with the host
properly.
17 SPEED D.G. shutdown Red Steady on: The D.G. shuts down
caused by because the rotational speed
overspeed exceeds the preset value.
protection
18 OIL D.G. shutdown Red Steady on: The D.G. shuts down
caused by low because the oil pressure is lower
oil pressure than the preset value.
19 TEMP D.G. shutdown Red Steady on: The D.G. shuts down
caused by a because the oil/water temperature
high oil/water exceeds the preset value.
temperature

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GMU Rear Panel

Figure 1-4 shows the GMU rear panel. For details about cable connections on the rear panel,
see 2.3 "Cable Connections."
Figure 1-4 GMU rear panel
1.6 LCD Display

The GMU provides an LCD for you to:
 Set and query D.G. parameters.
 Enter and change your password.
 View real-time D.G. data.
 Query historical D.G. data.
 Query the version information.
1.6.1 LCD Operations

This section describes how to view menu items, change the control address, and query current
alarms on the LCD.
For details about button functions, see Table 1-3.
Viewing Menu Items

Step 1 After powering on the GMU for the first time, press ▲ or ▼ to select English on the
Language screen, as shown in Figure 1-5.

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Figure 1-5 Selecting a display language
Step 2 Press to enter the main menu, as shown in Figure 1-6.
Figure 1-6 Main menu (1)
View the menu items by pressing ▲ or ▼. Table 1-5 lists the menu items on the main menu.
Table 1-5 Menu items
Main Menu Second-Level Menu

Date Current date, for example, 2011-12-24
Time Current time, for example, 16:50:12
Mode  Auto
 Man
 Off
 Test
Gen-Set  Not Ready
 Ready
 Prestart
 Starting
 Pause
 Running
 Loaded
 Cooling
 Stopping
Mains  Failure
 Normal
 Loaded
RPM Current D.G. rotational speed, for example, 1500 rpm

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Step 3 Press to enter a submenu, as shown in Figure 1-7.
Figure 1-7 Main menu (2)
Step 4 View the menu items by pressing ▲ or ▼. For the parameter description, see "GMU alarms
and troubleshooting measures".
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Changing the Control Address

Figure 1-8 shows how to change the control address on the LCD. The parameter values in the
figures are for reference only.
Figure 1-8 Changing the control address
NOTE
If it is the first time for you to modify parameters, you need to enter the password.
Querying Current Alarms

Figure 1-9 shows how to query a startup failure alarm. The parameter values in the figures are
for reference only.

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Figure 1-9 Querying a startup failure alarm
NOTE
To query alarm logs, select History Alarm.
1.6.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy

For details about the LCD menu hierarchy, see "LCD Menu Hierarchy."

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2 Installation
2.1 Installation Preparations

2.1.1 Safety Precautions
Local Safety Regulations
When operating Huawei equipment, you must follow the local laws and regulations. The
safety instructions in this document are only supplements to the local laws and regulations.
Personnel Requirements
Only trained and qualified personnel are allowed to install, operate, and maintain Huawei
equipment, and they must understand basic safety precautions to avoid hazards.
Human Safety
To prevent electric shocks, get the tool insulated and wear insulated gloves when connecting
cables.
2.1.2 Tools
Table 2-1 describes the tools.
Table 2-1 Tools
Tool Illustration Function

Multimeter Checks cable connections and measures
electronic performance parameters of a
device, such as the voltage, current, and
resistance.
Flat-head screwdriver Connects cables and tightens screws.
Phillips screwdriver Connects cables and tightens screws.

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Tool Illustration Function

Brush Used to clean devices
2.2 Installation
Align the six tapped holes in the GMU with the six tapped holes in the cabinet, and install and
tighten six screws to secure the GMU to the cabinet.
2.3 Cable Connections

Figure 2-1 shows the GMU external connections.
Figure 2-1 GMU external connections
Table 2-2 describes the GMU ports.
Table 2-2 GMU port description
Port Function Remarks

B+ Port for connecting to the signal cable for -
monitoring the battery voltage.
D+ connecting to the excitation signal cable to the -
alternator.
RS485 Communicates with the host. -

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DO1 Default value: Starter The following are value
 Valid: Starts the motor. options:
 01-Starter
 Invalid: Stops the motor.
 02-Fuel Solenoid
DO2 Default value: Fuel Solenoid
 03-Prestart
 Valid: Switches on the solenoid valve of
 04-GCB
the accelerator to start the D.G.
 05-MCB
 Invalid: Switches off the solenoid valve of
the accelerator to shut down the D.G.  06-Normal/Idle
 07-Start Fail
DO4 Default value: Prestart
 08-Stop Fail
 Valid: Switches on the glow plug to start
the oil pump.  09-Under Freq
 Valid: Switches off the glow plug to stop  10-Over Freq
the oil pump.  11-Under Volt
 12-Over Volt
DO5 Default value: GCB
  13-Over Current
Valid: Switches on the GCB and enables
the D.G. to be uploaded.  14-Overspeed
 Invalid: Switches off the GCB and enables  15-Underspeed
the D.G. to be unloaded.  16-Com Alm
DO6 Default value: Com Alm  17-Com Prot Alm
 Valid: Generates an alarm if the D.G. is  18-Mains Failure
faulty.  19-DG Running
 Invalid: Generates no alarm if the D.G. is  20-Maintenance
running properly.
 21-Low Oil-P Alm
DO7 Default value: DG Running  22-Low Oil-P Prot
 Valid: The D.G. is running properly.  23- High O/W Temp
 Invalid: The D.G. is uploading, cooling, or Alm
shutting down.  24- High O/W Temp
Prot
 25-Low Fuel Alm
 26-Low Fuel Prot
 27-High Cab-T Alm
 28-High Cab-T Prot
 29-Fuel Pump
 30-Temp Switch
 31-Emerg Stop
DI2 Default value: Closed The following are value
The GCB reports signals to the GMU if closed. options:
 Closed
DI3 Default value: Closed
 Opened
Urgently shuts down the D.G.

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 Invalid
Remotely starts the D.G.
Remotely rectifies faults.
The GMU generates high oil/water
temperature alarms.
The GMU generates low oil pressure alarms.
Detects a mains supply
GEN Monitors D.G. voltages. N/A
VOLTAGE
COM Connects to the D.G. N/A
AI1 Connects to an oil pressure sensor. N/A
AI2 Connects to a oil/water temperature sensor. N/A
GEN Monitors D.G. currents. N/A
CURRENT

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3 Appendix
3.1 Technical Specifications

Table 3-1 lists GMU technical specifications.
Table 3-1 Technical specifications
Category Item Specifications

Environmen Operating –20°C to +70°C
-t temperature
Storage –40°C to +80°C (running properly)
temperature
Humidity 5%–95% RH (non-condensing)
Altitude 0–4000 m
When the altitude ranges from 2000 m to 4000 m, the
temperature decreases by 1ºC for each additional 200 m.
Structure Dimensions (H 55mm127mm189mm
x W x D)
Input Work Voltage Input voltage range: 8–30 V DC
EMC  Conducted emission (CE):EN61000-6-4---Class A
 Radiated emission (RE):EN61000-6-4---Class A
 Radiated susceptibility (RS): EN61000-4-3---Class A
 Conducted susceptibility (CS): EN61000-4-6---Class
A
 Electrostatic discharge (ESD): IEC61000-4-2---Class
B
 EFTB susceptibility: EN61000-4-4---Class B
 Surge susceptibility: EN61000-4-5---Class B
Safety Complies with IEC60950-1:2005/EN60950-1, UL 60950-1, CAN/CSA
regulations C22.2 No. 60950-1, and GB 4943-2001

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Category Item Specifications

Surge Signal port Differential mode: ±3 kA (8/20 µs)
protection Common mode: ±5 kA (8/20 µs)
Protection Protection level IP55
Reliability MTBF ≥ 100,000 hours, at 25ºC
Annual failure ≤ 1%
rate
Service life 10 years
3.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy

Table 3-2 lists the LCD menu hierarchy.

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Table 3-2 LCD menu items
Main Menu Second-Lev-el Third-Level Menu Remarks

Menu
Status Gen Status  Phase A voltage Display the

 Phase B voltage actual data.
 Phase C voltage
 Phase A current
 Phase B current
 Phase C current
 AC frequency
 Phase A power factor
 Phase B power factor
 Phase C power factor
 Total power factor
 Phase A active power
 Phase B active power
 Phase C active power
 Total active power
 Phase A reactive power
 Phase B reactive power
 Phase C reactive power
 Total reactive power
 Phase A apparent power
 Phase B apparent power
 Phase C apparent power
 Total apparent power
Engine Status  Oil Press Display the
 O/W Temp actual data.
 Fuel Level
 Cabin Temp
 Batt Volt
 RPM
 D+
Main Status  Phase A voltage Display the
 Phase B voltage actual data.
 Phase C voltage
 AC frequency
Alarm ActiveAlm N/A Display active
alarms.

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Main Menu Second-Lev-el Third-Level Menu Remarks

Menu
HistoryAlm N/A Display a

maximum of 200
historical alarms.
Clr Hist Alarm N/A N/A
Statistics  kWh N/A Display the
 kVarh actual data.
 kVAh
 Num Starts
 Run Hours
Table 3-3 LCD menu items
Main Second-Lev- Third-Level Default Value Range or Options

Menu el Menu Menu Value
Settings Basic Setting ChangePassword 0 0–9999

Address 1 1–32
Gen-set Name EPS 1–16 English letters
Nom Power 10.0 kW 1.0–5000.0 kW
Nom Current 22 A 1–10000 A
CT Ratio 50 A/5 A 1–500 A
PT Ratio 1.0 V/V 0.1–500.0 V
Mains PT 1.0 V/V 0.1–500.0 V
Nom V Ph-N 231 V 80–20000 V AC
Nominal Frq 50 Hz 45–65 Hz
Gear Teeth 0 0–500
Nom RPM 1500 RPM 100–4000 RPM
Mode Auto  Auto
 Man
 Off
 Test
Conn Type 3P4W  3P4W
 1Ph
Language Chn  Chn
 Eng

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Date 2011-12-2 N/A

4
Time 16:50:12 N/A
Engine Starting RPM 25% 5%–50%
Setting
Starting Oil-P 4.5 Bar 0.0-10.0 Bar
Prestart Time 15s 0–600s
MaxCrank Time 10s 1–60s
CrankFail Pause 15s 5–60s
Crank Nums 3 1–10
Idle Time 0s 0–600s
Min Stab Time 5s 1s to Max Stab Time
Max Stab Time 10s Min Stab Time to 300s
Cooling Speed Nrml  Nrml
 Idle
Cooling Time 120s 0–3600s
Stop Time 120s 0–240s
Fuel Pump ON 20% –100% to Fuel Pump OFF
Fuel Pump OFF 90% Fuel Pump ON to 1000%
D+ Function Invalid  Invalid
 ChrgFail
TempSwth ON 90°C TempSwth OFF to 120°C
TempSwth OFF 75°C –16°C to TempSwth ON
Overspeed Pro 120% 50%–150%
Oil-P Wrn 1.5 Bar Oil-P Pro to 10.0Bar
Oil-P Pro 0 Bar 0.0Bar to Oil-P Wrn
Oil-P Del 3s 0–900s
O/W Temp Wrn 103°C –16°C to Water-T Pro
O/W Temp Pro 108°C Water-T Wrn to 120°C
O/W Temp Del 10s 0–900s
Fuel Wrn 20% Fuel Pro to 10000%
Fuel Pro 10% –100% to Fuel Wrn

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Fuel Del 10s 0–900s

Cabin-T Wrn 40°C –20°C to Cabin-T Pro
Cabin-T Pro 50°C Cabin-T Wrn to 120°C
Cabin-T Del 10s 0–900s
Batt OverV 16.0 V Batt UnderV to 36.0 V AC
Batt UnderV 10 V 8.0 V AC to Batt OverV
Batt Volt Del 10s 0–600s
ProtectHoldOff 5s 0–300s
Maintenance 9999 h 0–10000 hours
Gen Setting Over Cur Pro 115% 0%–200%
Over Cur Del 20s 0–600s
Short Pro 200% 100%–500%
Short Del 7s 0–10s
IDMT Del 60s 1–60s
Cur Unbal Pro 70% 1%–200%
Cur Unbal Del 10s 0–600s
Over Volt Pro 120% Under Volt Pro to 200%
Under Volt Pro 80% 0% to Over Volt Pro
Gen Volt Del 10s 0–600s
Volt Unbal Wrn 10% 1%–200%
Volt Unbal Del 3s 0–600s
Over-F Pro 110.0% Under-F Pro to 200%
Under-F Pro 94.0% 0% to Over-F Pro
Gen Frq Del 15s 0–600s
Mains Setting E-Start Del 5s 0–6000s
M-Return Del 20s 1–3600s
Transfer Del 1.0s 0–600s
M-Over Volt 120% M-Under Volt to 150%
M-Under Volt 70% 50% to M-Over Volt
M-Volt Del 5s 0–600s

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M-Over Frq 110% M-Under Frq to 150%

M-Under Frq 90% 50% to M-Over Frq
M-Frq Del 10s 0–60s
DO Setting  DO1  DO1--- The following are value
 DO2 Starter options:
 DO2---  01-Starter
 DO3
Fuel  02-Fuel Solenoid
 DO4 Solenoi
 03-Prestart
 DO5 d
 04-GCB
 DO6  DO3---
Prestart  05-MCB
 DO7
 DO4---  06-Normal/Idle
 DO8
MCB  07-Start Fail
 DO5---  08-Stop Fail
GCB
 09-Under Freq
 DO6---
 10-Over Freq
commo
-n  11-Under Volt
alarm  12-Over Volt
 DO7---  13-Over Current
D.G.
 14-Overspeed
operati
ng  15-Underspeed
 DO8---  16-Com Alm
reserve  17-Com Prot Alm
d dry
 18-Mains Failure
contact
output  19-DG Running
 20-Maintenance
 21-Low Oil-P Alm
 22-Low Oil-P Prot
 23-High O/W Temp
Alm
 24-High O/W Temp
Prot
 25-Low Fuel Alm
 26-Low Fuel Prot
 27-High Cab-T Alm
 28-High Cab-T Prot
 29-Fuel Pump
 30-Temp Switch
 31-Emerg Stop

GMU

DI Setting  DI1--- MCB Closed  Closed

status  Opened
reporting
 Invalid
 DI2---GCB
status
reporting
 DI3---shutdow
n in emergency
 DI4---remote
D.G. startup or
shutdown
 DI5---remote
fault
rectification
 DI6---high
oil/water
temperature
alarm
 DI7---low oil
pressure alarm
 DI8---mains
normal
Sensor  AI1--- Oil N/A  Use
Setting Press  Nonuse
 AI2--- O/W
Temp
 AI3---Puel
Level
 AI4---Cabin
Temp
Product Software N/A N/A N/A
Info
Hardware N/A N/A N/A
3.3 GMU Alarms and Troubleshooting Measures

For details about how to rectify D.G. faults, see the D.G. maintenance manual.
Table 3-4 describes the GMU alarms and troubleshooting measures.

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Table 3-4 GMU alarms and troubleshooting measures
Alarm Alarming Possible Cause Measures

Mode
Low Oil-P Generating The actual oil pressure is  Check that Oil-P Wrn is
Alm an alarm still lower than the value of correctly set.
Oil-P Wrn when the preset  Check the oil pressure
delay time arrives. sensor.
 Check the oil pressure alarm
reporter.
 Check the oil pressure.
 Check the cable connection
between the oil pressure
sensor and the GMU.
Low Oil-P Generating The actual oil pressure is  Check that Oil-P Pro is
Pro an alarm still lower than the value of correctly set.
and shutting Oil-P Pro when the preset  Check the oil pressure
down delay time arrives. sensor.
the D.G.
reporter.
between the oil pressure
sensor and the GMU.
Oil-P Generating When starting the oil Check the cable connection
Sensor an alarm pressure sensor, the GMU between the oil pressure sensor
detects that the sensor and the GMU.
resistance is less than 5
ohms or greater than 10
kohms.
High Generating The actual oil/water  Check that O/W Temp Wrn
O/W-T an alarm temperature is still higher is correctly set.
Wrn than the value of O/W  Check the oil/water
Temp Wrn when the temperature.
preset delay time arrives.
 Check the oil/water
temperature sensor.
between the oil/water
temperature sensor and the
GMU.

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Mode
High Generating The actual oil/water  Check that O/W Temp Pro
O/W-T an alarm temperature is still higher is correctly set.
Pro and shutting than the value of O/W  Check the oil/water
down Temp Pro when the preset temperature.
the D.G. delay time arrives.
temperature sensor.
GMU.
O/W-T Generating When starting the oil/water Check the cable connection
Sensor an alarm temperature sensor, the between the oil/water
GMU detects that the temperature sensor and the
sensor resistance is less GMU.
than 5 ohms or greater than
10 kohms.
Low Fuel Generating The actual fuel level is still  Check that Fuel Wrn is
Wrm an alarm lower than the value of correctly set.
Fuel Wrn when the preset  Check the fuel level.
delay time arrives.
 Check the fuel level sensor.
between the fuel level sensor
and the GMU.
Low Fuel Generating The actual fuel level is still  Check that Fuel Pro is
Pro an alarm lower than the value of correctly set.
and shutting Fuel Pro when the preset  Check the fuel level.
down delay time arrives.
 Check the fuel level sensor.
the D.G.
and the GMU.
Fuel Generating When starting the fuel level Check the cable connection
Sensor an alarm sensor, the GMU detects between the fuel level sensor
that the sensor resistance is and the GMU.
less than 5 ohms or greater
than 10 kohms.

GMU

Mode
High Generating The actual compartment  Check that Cabin-T Wrn is
Cab-T an alarm temperature is still higher correctly set.
Wrm than the value of Cabin-T  Check that the soundproof
Wrn when the preset delay canopy is well ventilated.
time arrives.
 Check the ambient
temperature sensor.
between the ambient
GMU.
High Generating The actual compartment  Check that Cabin-T Pro is
Cab-T Pro an alarm temperature is still higher correctly set.
and shutting than the value of Cabin-T  Check that the soundproof
down Pro when the preset delay canopy is well ventilated.
the D.G. time arrives.
 Check the ambient
temperature sensor.
between the ambient
GMU.
Cab-T Generating When starting the  Check that the soundproof
Sensor an alarm compartment temperature canopy is well ventilated.
sensor, the GMU detects  Check the ambient
that the sensor resistance is temperature sensor.
less than 5 ohms or greater
than 10 kohms.
between the ambient
GMU.
High Batt Generating The actual battery voltage  Check that Batt OverV is
Volt an alarm is still higher than the value correctly set.
of Batt OverV when the  Check the battery voltage.
between the D.G. interface
board and the GMU.
Low Batt Generating The actual battery voltage  Check that Batt UnderV is
Volt an alarm is still lower than the value correctly set.
of Batt UnderV when the  Check the battery voltage.
board and the GMU.

GMU

Mode
Batt Fail Generating The GMU detects that  Check the battery voltage.
Pro an alarm the D.G battery voltage is  Check the cable connection
and shutting lower than 8 V. between the D.G. interface
down board and the GMU.
the D.G.
Start Fail Generating The actual rated rotational  Check that Crank Nums is
an alarm speed is less than 2 rpm. correctly set.
and shutting  Check the voltage of
down The actual starting times
reaches the value of Crank the D.G. storage
the D.G. battery when the D.G. is
Nums, but the GMU does
not start successfully. starting.
 Check the start motor.
 Check the intermediate relay.
 Check that the fuel solenoid
is ON.
 Check that no air exists in
the fuel pipe.
Ph Over Generating The actual generator  Check that Over Volt Pro is
Volt an alarm voltage is higher than the correctly set.
and shutting value of Over Volt Pro.  Check the generator output
down voltage.
the D.G.
 Check the automatic voltage
regulator (AVR).
board and the GMU.
between the generator and
the D.G. interface board.
Ph Under Generating The actual generator  Check that Under Volt Pro
Volt an alarm voltage is lower than the is correctly set.
and shutting value of Under Volt Pro.  Check the generator output
down voltage.
the D.G.
 Check the AVR.
board and the GMU.

GMU

Mode
Gen Volt Generating The actual three-phase  Check that Volt Unbal Wrn
Unbal an alarm voltage imbalance is correctly set.
and shutting parameter is greater than  Check the generator
down the value of Volt Unbal three-phase voltage.
the D.G. Wrn.
board and the GMU.
Gen Over Generating The actual generator  Check that Over-F Pro is
Freq an alarm frequency is higher than correctly set.
and shutting the value of Over-F Pro.  Check the generator output
down frequency.
the D.G.
 Check the generator
rotational speed.
Gen Generating The actual generator  Check that Under-F Pro is
Under an alarm frequency is lower than the correctly set.
Freq and shutting value of Under-F Pro.  Check the generator output
down frequency.
the D.G.
 Check the generator
rotational speed.
Current Generating The actual three-phase  Check that Cur Unbal Pro
Unbal an alarm. current imbalance is correctly set.
parameter is greater than  Check the generator output
the value of Cur Unbal current.
Pro.
 Check the current
transformer.
between loads and the
generator.
Overcurre Generating The generator load current  Check that Over Cur Pro is
nt Pro an alarm is greater than the value of correctly set.
and shutting Over Cur Pro.  Check the generator output
down current.
the D.G.
 Check the current
transformer.
between loads and the
generator.

GMU

Mode
Overspeed Generating The actual generator  Check that Overspeed Pro
Pro an alarm rotational speed is greater is correctly set.
and shutting than the value of  Check the cable connection
down Overspeed Pro. between the rotational speed
the D.G. sensor and the GMU.
 Check the rotational speed
sensor.
 Change the value of Nom
RPM.
Underspee Generating The generator rotational  Check that Nom RPM is
d Pro an alarm speed is less than 400 rpm. correctly set.
and shutting  Check the cable connection
down The GMU detects that the
rotational speed is less than between the rotational speed
the D.G. sensor and the GMU.
the value of Nom
RPM when Gear Teeth is  Check the rotational speed
greater than 0. sensor.
RPM.
board and the signal cable on
the GMU for monitoring
phase A voltages.
Emerg Generating The STOP button is No measure is required.
Stop an alarm pressed when the D.G. is
and shutting running properly.
down
the D.G.
GCB Fail Generating The GCB is ON or OFF,  Check the GCB status.
an alarm but no signal is sent.  Check the cable connection
and shutting between the GCB and
down the D.G. interface board.
the D.G.
board and the GMU.
MCB Fail Generating The MCB is ON or OFF,  Check the MCB status.
an alarm but no signal is sent.  Check the cable connection
between the MCB and
board and the GMU.

GMU

Mode
RPM Generating After the host sends a  Check that Gear Teeth is
Sensor an alarm startup command, the correctly set.
Fail and shutting GMU detects that the  Check the rotational speed
down rotational speed does not sensor.
the D.G. change when Gear Teeth
 Check the generator output
is greater than 0.
frequency.
RPM.
Stop Fail Generating After the host sends a  Check that the rotational
an alarm shutdown command and speed, oil pressure, and
and shutting the time specified by Stop generator voltage reach the
down Time arrives, the GMU shutdown requirements.
the D.G. generates an alarm and  Check that Stop Time is
shuts down the D.G. when correctly set.
detecting any of the
 Check that the D.G. does not
following events:
shut down due to a fault.
 The rotational speed is
greater than 2 rpm.
 The oil pressure is
greater than 0.5 Bar.
 The generator voltage is
greater than 20 V AC.
 The frequency is greater
than 5 Hz.
Maintenan Generating The GMU detects that  Check the cable connection
ce Wrm an alarm the D.G. running duration between the maintenance
exceeds the maintenance button and the GMU.
interval.  Check that the D.G. running
duration exceeds the
maintenance interval.
Charge Generating When the generator is  Check that D+ is correctly
Fail an alarm running properly and D+ is set.
set to Invalid, the GMU  Check the cable connection
detects that D+ is lower between the generator and
than 2 V. the D+ signal cable on the
GMU.
 Check that the generator is
running properly.

GMU

Mode
HWT Prot Generating The actual oil/water  Check that Water-T Pro is
an alarm temperature in the correctly set.
and shutting generator is still higher  Check the oil/water
down than the value of Water-T temperature.
the D.G. Pro when the preset delay
time arrives.
temperature sensor.
GMU.
LOP Prot Generating The actual oil pressure is  Check that Oil-P Pro is
an alarm still lower than the value of correctly set.
and shutting Oil-P Pro when the preset  Check the oil pressure
down delay time arrives. sensor.
the D.G.
reporter.
and the GMU.
IDMT Pro Generating The actual generator  Check that Nom Current is
an alarm current is still greater than correctly set.
and shutting the value of Nom  Check the generator current.
down Current when the preset
 Check the value of
the D.G. delay time arrives.
IDMT Del.
between the current
transformer and the signal
cable on the GMU for
monitoring currents.
Short Generating  The actual current is  Check that Short Pro is
Current an alarm still greater than the correctly set.
and shutting value of Short  Check that the cables
down Pro when the preset between the D.G. and the
the D.G. delay time arrives. load are not short-circuited.
 The level changes
between high and low
for 10 times within 10
seconds.
After rectifying a fault, press RESET to unblock the D.G.

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3.4 GMU Cable Connections

Figure 3-1 shows how the GMU connects to the Yanmar D.G. and its D.G. interface board.
Figure 3-1 GMU cable connections

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User Manual A Acronyms and Abbreviations
A Acronyms and Abbreviations
A
A.C alternating current
AMF Auto Mains Failure
ATS AC transfer switch
AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator
B
BTS base transceiver station
D
D.C direct current
D.G. diesel generator
E
ECC energy control center
G
GMU generator management unit
GCB generator circuit breaker
L
LCD liquid crystal display

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User Manual A Acronyms and Abbreviations
MCB miniature circuit breaker

N
NetEco network ecosystem


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Figure 1-1 GMU front panel

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Table 1-1 GMU function description

Parameter configuration  Allows you to configure parameters on the host.

1.3 Application Scenarios

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Figure 1-2 Typical network diagram

1.4 Operating Principles

Application Scenarios Operating Mode

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1.4.2 Automatic Mode

Connecting the Mains Supply

Connecting the D.G. Supply

1.4.3 Manual Mode

1.4.4 Closed Mode

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1.4.5 Test Mode

Figure 1-3 GMU front panel

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Table 1-3 Button description

No. Button Name Function

Table 1-4 Indicator description

No. Indicator Name Color Meaning

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No. Indicator Name Color Meaning

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GMU Rear Panel

Figure 1-4 GMU rear panel

1.6 LCD Display

1.6.1 LCD Operations

Viewing Menu Items

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Figure 1-5 Selecting a display language

Step 2 Press to enter the main menu, as shown in Figure 1-6.

Figure 1-6 Main menu (1)

Table 1-5 Menu items

Main Menu Second-Level Menu

Time Current time, for example, 16:50:12

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Step 3 Press to enter a submenu, as shown in Figure 1-7.

Figure 1-7 Main menu (2)

Changing the Control Address

Figure 1-8 Changing the control address

Querying Current Alarms

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Figure 1-9 Querying a startup failure alarm

1.6.2 LCD Menu Hierarchy

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2.1 Installation Preparations