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    The document describes an Automatic Mains Failure microprocessor-based generator controller called the GC310. It has capabilities for interfacing with generators using both traditional sensor inputs and newer CAN J1939 interfaces. It allows for monitoring and control of generator voltage, current, frequency, power output, and engine parameters. Alarms and logging functions are included. Optional modules allow expanded I/O capabilities. The controller includes protection functions, communications options, and is designed for use in generator control applications.

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    The document describes an Automatic Mains Failure microprocessor-based generator controller called the GC310. It has capabilities for interfacing with generators using both traditional sensor inputs and newer CAN J1939 interfaces. It allows for monitoring and control of generator voltage, current, frequency, power output, and engine parameters. Alarms and logging functions are included. Optional modules allow expanded I/O capabilities. The controller includes protection functions, communications options, and is designed for use in generator control applications.

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    The document describes an Automatic Mains Failure microprocessor-based generator controller called the GC310. It has capabilities for interfacing with generators using both traditional sensor inputs and newer CAN J1939 interfaces. It allows for monitoring and control of generator voltage, current, frequency, power output, and engine parameters. Alarms and logging functions are included. Optional modules allow expanded I/O capabilities. The controller includes protection functions, communications options, and is designed for use in generator control applications.

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    GC310

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    The document describes an Automatic Mains Failure microprocessor-based generator controller called the GC310. It has capabilities for interfacing with generators using both traditional sensor inputs and newer CAN J1939 interfaces. It allows for monitoring and control of generator voltage, current, frequency, power output, and engine parameters. Alarms and logging functions are included. Optional modules allow expanded I/O capabilities. The controller includes protection functions, communications options, and is designed for use in generator control applications.

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    Automatic Mains Failure microprocessor based genset controller for the most

    common three-phases generator applications (Single Prime Mover and Single


    Stand-by gensets)

    J1939 and MTU MDEC CAN interface

    Interface with traditional sensors engines

    True RMS readings on generator and mains voltages and currents

    Active, Reactive and apparent power measurement

    Frequency and power measurement on Mains input

    Engine speed measurement by pick-up or W

    8+3 fully programmable digital input

    Up to 8 digital output (6 programmable)

    Additional current measurement for neutral or differential protection (51N)

    RS232 interface port with MODBUS RTU protocol

    Graphic display

    Real Time Clock

    Events and data logging

    Remote control systems

    Automatic Mains Failure microprocessor based genset


    controller for the most common three-phases generator
    applications (Single Prime Mover and Single Stand-by
    gensets)
    GC310 is designed for electronic engines with CAN interface
    J1939 protocol and even for traditional engines with
    sensors.
    The adjustable parameters of the controller allow the use of this
    controller for standard and customized tasks. Parameters are
    programmed using the free software tool (BoardPrg), which can
    be download thorough Sices web site. Its even possible to set
    them directly by the keyboard of GC310.
    The graphic display is an user-friendly human interface which is
    useful for an immediate visualization of measures and alarms
    coming form the genset.
    GC310 is able to measure the Mains frequency and compute
    the power and energy even when the load is connected to the
    Mains.
    Events and DTC logs can be accessed from the front panel
    and read on the display.
    GC310 is supported by several communications devices/tools
    for local or remote control, using SicesSupervisor or an own
    supervision system.

    Generator Voltages:
    L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1
    True RMS measure.
    Lx-N max. voltage < 300Vac cat. IV
    High voltage pulse = 6kV 1.2/50 us
    Max. measurable voltage = 25.000V (by external TV).
    Generator Currents:
    L1, L2, L3, N (*)
    True RMS measure.
    Nominal max. current: 5Aac
    Overload measurable current : 4 x 5Aac (sinusoidal).
    Internal current transformer.
    Max. nominal current = 6000A (by external TA).
    (*) Neutral generator current as alternative to differential
    protection or to be used for measure mains power.
    Mains Voltage:
    L1-L2, L2-L3, L3-L1
    Average measure calibrated to RMS.
    Lx-N max. voltage < 300Vac cat. IV
    High voltage pulse = 6kV 1.2/50 us
    Max. measurable voltage = 25.000V (by external TV).
    Generator and Mains Frequency meter:
    Resolution = 0.1 Hz.
    Accuracy = 50ppm, 35ppm/C (typical)
    Battery Voltmeter:
    Resolution = 0.1V
    Oil Pressure Gauge:
    VDO 0-10 Bar, VDO 0-5 Bar, Veglia 0-8 Bar
    (optional 0-10V input)
    Water Thermometer:
    VDO
    (optional 0-10V input)
    Fuel Level:
    VDO, Veglia

    Engine revolution counter:


    By pick-up. Programmable teeth number.
    Same input can be used by W signal.
    Power and power factor measures are available as total
    measure and also for each single phase.
    Maximum power and current reached values, are
    memorized with date and time.
    Additional measures available based on CAN J1939 list.

    A set of high efficiency led are used for signaling the


    current status of the Generator Set and for the
    visualization of alarm accursed. Secondary alarms are
    represented by their corresponding display code.
    Status
    Mains live
    Generator live
    Mains contactor closed
    Generator contactor closed
    Engine running
    Engine Cooling
    Engine start and stop
    Engine protections
    Fuel reserve
    Max./Min fuel level
    Fuel finished
    Battery failure (min./max. Voltage)
    Max./Min. oil pressure
    Max./Min engine temperature
    Closing of mains contactor or gen set contactor failed
    Engine over crank
    Over speed (electronic from generator frequency or from
    pick-up)
    Generator overload (from external contact of circuit breaker)
    Fuel end
    Belt breakage
    Operating conditions not reached
    Emergency Stop
    Generator protections
    Underfrequency (81U)
    Overfrequency (81O)
    Undervoltage (27)
    Overvoltage (59)
    Power direction (32)
    Time dependent overcurrent (51)
    Instantaneous overcurrent (50)
    Phase sequence
    Current (46) and Voltage (60) unbalance
    Phase overcurrent with voltage restraint/control (51V)
    Differential protection (51N) as option

    Mains protections
    Mains voltage Max./Min.
    Mains frequency Max./Min.
    Mains failure

    8
    3
    2
    4
    2

    Programmable digital and insulated inputs


    Analogue inputs, if not used, can be used as not insulated
    digital inputs
    Relay (3A) fuel solenoid + Crank
    Digital programmable and insulated digital outputs
    SPDT (10A) relays for power changeover management

    As option:
    16
    10
    10
    4

    Additional and configurable digital I/O with DITEL module


    Additional and configurable analogical Input for sensors
    measure
    from
    Pt100
    (DIGRIN),
    Thermocouples
    (DITHERM) or 0...10mA - 0...20mA (DIVIT)
    Additional and fixed analogical input listed in CANBUS
    J1939 protocol
    Additional and configurable analogical output (DANOUT)

    Engine diagnostic code


    Periodical test.
    Real Time Clock
    Fuel pump management.
    Pre-glow and coolant heater management
    Remote start and stop
    Maintenance working
    Embedded alarm horn
    Engine speed measurement by pick-up or W

    Serial port RS232 Modbus RTU


    CAN interface for ECU interface (J1939 and MTU MDEC)
    GSM and PSTN modem management
    Automatic call in case of alarm

    As option:

    Converter insulated RS232/485 Modbus RTU


    Remote communication via SMS with additional GSM/
    GPRS/GPS modem

    Ethernet connection by means additional electronic module


    Gateway Modbus TCP/IP RTU

    Supervision software for remote control available


    GC310 is a MULTILANGUAGE DEVICE. The display languages
    available are: English, Italian, French, Russian and Portuguese/
    Brazilian

    Supply voltage: 732 Vdc


    Power consumption: typical less than 2W (AUTO mode, STANDBY, AMF active, LCD Lamp Saving active).
    Operating frequency 50Hz or 60Hz
    LCD: transflective with LED backlight.
    Operating temperature: -25 C to 70 C
    Protection degree: IP55
    Weight: 830g
    Overall dimension: 247x187mm (LxH)
    Panel cutout: 218x159 (LxH)
    Graphic display dimensions: 70 x 38mm - 128 x 64 pixel
    Specific function for French market EJP / EJP-T
    EMC: conform to EN61326-1
    Safety: built in conformity to EN61010-1
    If required, available tropicalized version for hazardous areas.

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