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XW Automatic Gener ator Start Owner’ s Guide.
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XW Automatic Generator Start Owner’s Guide.
About Xantrex Xantrex T echnology Inc. is a worl d-leadin g supplier of advanced power electroni cs and controls with products from 50 watt mobile units to 1 MW utility -scale system s for wind, solar , batteries, fuel cells, microturbines, and backup power applicati ons in bo th grid-connected and st and-alone systems.
iii About This Guide Purpose The purpose of this Owner ’ s Guide is to provide explanations and procedures for installing, operating, maintaining, and troubleshooting the XW Automatic Generator S tart.
About T his Guide iv 975-0307-01-01 Appendix B, “Generator Auto Star t Requirements and T ypes”, provides general inform atio n about generators that will work with the XW Automatic Generator Start.
v Important Safety Instructions General Pr ecautions 1. Before installing and using the XW Automatic Generator S tart, read all appropriate sections of this guide. 2. If the XW Automatic Generator S tart is inoperative, see “W arranty and Product Information” on page W A–1.
Safety vi 975-0307-01-01 7. Disable the au tom at ic starting circu it and/or disconnect the generator from its starting battery to prev ent accidental starting while performing maintenance.
975-0307-01-01 vii Important Safety Instructions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - v 1 Introduction Purpose - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
Contents viii 975-0307-01-01 Connecting the Thermostats (optional) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2–22 Connecting an External Shutdown (optional) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
Contents 975-0307-01-01 ix Gen Run Hold Time - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3–25 Crank Delay - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
Contents x 975-0307-01-01 5 Troubleshooting Faults and Warnings - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5–2 Warning Messages - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
975-0307-01-01 xi Figure 1-1 XW Automatic Generator Start Basic Fu nction - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1–2 Figure 1-2 XW Auto Generator Start Front Panel - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
F igures xii 975-0307-01-01 Figure 4-2 Starting and Stopping th e Generator - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4–3 Figure 4-3 Using the Quiet Time Feature - - - - - - - - - - - - .
975-0307-01-01 xiii Table 1-1 Front panel features - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1–5 Table 2-1 Circuit Limitations - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.
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1 Intr oduction Chapter 1, “Introduction” de scribes the features and functions of the XW Automatic Generator S tart Module. For this T opic.... See.
Introduction 1–2 975-0307-01-01 Purpose Function The Xantrex ™ XW Auto Generator Start continuously monitors battery voltage and starts, or stops, the ge nerator when battery voltage drops below or exceeds the preset limits. It al so starts the generator to assist the system’ s inverter/charger when output power demands are high.
System Requirements 975-0307-01-01 1–3 System Requirements Minimum basic system componen ts include the following. ❐ An XW Inverter/Charger ❐ An AC Generator or DC Generator ❐ An XW System Con.
Introduction 1–4 975-0307-01-01 Functions Generator Starting Tr i g g e r s The XW Auto Generator S tart can au tomatically start a generator in response to: • low battery voltage • high battery drain from the AC loads • a thermostat signal • a pre-programmed exercise period at a spe cified time of day .
Fe a t u r e s 975-0307-01-01 1–5 F eatures Indicator Lights Four lights on the front panel indicate the operatin g status and network status of the XW Auto Generator S tart. Connectors T wo network ports on the bottom panel connect the XW Auto Generator Start to the Xanbus system.
Introduction 1–6 975-0307-01-01 Bottom P anel Network Port Each network port can accept an eight-pin RJ45 plug attac hed to a Category 5 (CA T 5) network cable.
2 Installation Chapter 2, “Installation” contains information and procedures to install the XW Automa tic Generator St a rt . For this T opic.... See.
Installation 2–2 975-0307-01-01 Preparing an Installation Before installing the XW Auto Genera tor Start, consider how and where the unit will be mounted. Pre-plan the connectio n routes between the XW Auto Generator Start, the generator , thermostats, an d the XW System Control Panel.
Preparing an Installation 975-0307-01-01 2–3 Routing the Connections Connection Ty p e s Because the XW Auto Generator S tart will be part of a Xanbus system, it is necessary to consider how to rout.
Installation 2–4 975-0307-01-01 Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start Installation Overview Installing the XW Auto Generator S t art involves the following steps: 1.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–5 W iring to the 20-contact Connector EL V Circuits EL V (Extra-Low V oltage) circuits have an open-circuit voltage of not more than 30 V rms or 42.2 VDC or peak, an d are therefore not a shock hazard.
Installation 2–6 975-0307-01-01 The wires on the wiring harness can be extended to meet installation requirements. When extending the wire harnes s, ensure that the extension wires are the same color as the wires on the harness. T o install the XW Auto Gene rato r S tart using the wiring harness: 1.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–7 T able 2-3 Contact Numbers and Functions Wir e Number Functi on Wiring Harnes s Wire Co lo r 1 Thermostat 1 input Y ellow 2 Thermostat .
Installation 2–8 975-0307-01-01 Connecting the Generator T o connect the XW Auto Generator S tar t to a generator , identify the start wiring configuration of the generator to be us ed. Generators must be auto- start capable, and generators equipped with remote operation connections are ideal.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–9 Ty p e 1 T ype 1 is a three-wire GlowStop configuration recommended for “three- wire” generators wi th glow plugs that n eed to be operated before a start is attempted.
Installation 2–10 975-0307-01-01 Ty p e 2 T ype 2 is a three-wire GlowStop configuration recommended for “three- wire” generators that don’t require a dedicated preheat signal, such as Onan generators.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–11 Ty p e 3 T ype 3 is a three-wire GlowS to p w ith shutdown bypass config uration. The configuration shown in Figu re 2-5 uses a shutdown bypa ss output to temporarily disable t he generato r ’ s low oil pressure shutdown functionality during cranking.
Installation 2–12 975-0307-01-01 Ty p e 4 T ype 4 is a three-wire StartS top conf iguration that uses relay 3 to provide the preheat signal for Generac’ s Guardian Gas generators.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–13 Ty p e 5 T ype 5 is a three-wire StartS top conf iguration that uses relay 3 to provide the preheat signal for Generac’ s Guardian Diesel generators. Figure 2-7 T ype 5 Connection Diagram For additional info rmation, see “Circuit Limitations” on page 2–5.
Installation 2–14 975-0307-01-01 Ty p e 6 T ype 6 is a three-wi re GlowS top conf iguration that has a normally closed Run/St op contact. This generator type is intended for Y amaha generators. Figure 2-8 T ype 6 Connection Diagram For additional information, see “Circuit Limitations” on page 2–5.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–15 Ty p e 7 T ype 7 will work with both two-wire and three-wire run mode configurations that require a preheat signal before cranking, such as Generac Backup/Renewable generators .
Installation 2–16 975-0307-01-01 Ty p e 8 T ype 8 will work with both two-wire and three-wire run mode configurations and is in tended for Northern Lights an d Fisher Panda generators. T ype 8 is identical to T ype 7 except that it provides no preheat signal before cranking.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–17 Ty p e 9 T ype 9 is a S tartS top mode configu ratio n wit h shutdown bypass functionality on relay 3. This config uration is intended for W esterbeke generators. Figure 2-13 T ype 9 Connection Diagram For additional information, see “Circuit Limitations” on page 2–5.
Installation 2–18 975-0307-01-01 T ype 10 T ype 10 is a S tartS top mode configuration with no preheat signal or shutdown bypass functio nality . Figure 2-14 T ype 10 Connection Diagram For additional info rmation, see “Circuit Li mi ta ti on s ” on page 2–5.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–19 T ype 11 T ype 1 1 is a two-wire run mode configuration intended for Kohler generators. It requires only two wires and one relay to control the generator . Relay 1 closes momentarily once to start the generator , and closes momentarily again to stop the generator .
Installation 2–20 975-0307-01-01 T ype 12 T ype 12 is a three-wire GlowS top config uration recommended for “three- wire” generators that don’t require a dedicated preheat signal, such as Onan propane generators.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–21 T ype 13 T ype 13 is a three-wire PulseStop configuration that uses relay 3 to provide the preheat signal for PowerT ech’ s Diesel generators.
Installation 2–22 975-0307-01-01 Connecting the Ther mostats (optional) W i re s 1, 2, 3, and 4 on the wiring harness can be c onnected to two thermostats. W ires 1 (yellow) and 2 (g ray) are intended for thermostat 1 and wires 3 (orange) and 4 (gray) are intended for thermostat 2.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–23 Connecting an Exter nal Manual ON/OFF Switch (optional) The external manual ON/OFF inputs (wires 7 and 8 on the wiring harness) are intended for wiring to one or more remote ON/OFF switches for starting and stopping the genera tor manually .
Installation 2–24 975-0307-01-01 Multiple generator control panels or simple contact closures can be wired to the external manual ON/OFF inputs. The XW Auto Generator S tart detects if any of the co.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–25 Figure 2-18 External ON/OFF Switch and LED W iring Diagram STA RT P U SH BU TTO N STO P P U SH BU TTO N 12V O R 24V EX TER N A L LED E.
Installation 2–26 975-0307-01-01 Connecting the Wi ring Harness to the XW Auto Generator Start After all the external connections have been wired to the wiring harness, the connector on the wiring harness must be plugged into the 20-cont act connector on the XW Auto Generator Start.
Installing the XW Automatic Generator Start 975-0307-01-01 2–27 Connecting the XW Auto Generato r Start to the Xanbus Network T o connect the XW Auto Generator St art to th e Xanbus network, plug a Category 5 network cable into one of the network ports on the bottom panel of the XW Auto Gen erator Start.
Installation 2–28 975-0307-01-01 V erifying P ower Is A vailable When the XW A uto Gene rator S tart has been installed properly , the Power and Network indicator lights illuminate. If one or both lights are out, chec k the network conn ections. Check the XW Inverter/Charger to ensure it has battery power .
3 Configur ation Chapter 3, “Configuration” contains information and procedures for configuring the XW Automatic Generator Start. For this T opic..
Configuration 3–2 975-0307-01-01 Overview The XW Auto Generator S tart has a number of settings that must be configured to ensure that the ge nerator starts and stops under the appropriate conditions and at the appropriate time. The XW Auto Generator Start is configured usin g the XW System Control Panel.
Accessing the XW Auto Generator Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–3 Accessing the XW Auto Generator Start Menu Figure 3-2 Accessing the XW Automatic Generator Start Menu To access the XW Auto Gen Start Menu, start from the XW System Ho me Screen.... Ente r To view the Select Device Menu, press the Enter Button.
Configuration 3–4 975-0307-01-01 The XW Auto Gen Start Menu The XW Auto Gen St art menu prov ides the ability to configure t he changeable parameters, select the ge nerator ’ s operating mode, clear fault warnings and view device information. The XW Auto Gen S tart Menu Home Screen is divided into fiv e sections.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–5 Figure 3-4 XW Auto Generator St art Basic Menu Contents To access the Advanced Settings Menu, see Fi g ur e 3-5 on page 3 –6 For details, see page 3–28 .
Configuration 3–6 975-0307-01-01 When the XW A uto Genera tor S tart Home Screen is first displayed, the menu defaults to the GenMode Menu. If configuration chang es need to be made, the Config uration Menu can be accessed by pressing the ENTER butto n, the Up Arrow button, and Down Arrow button all at same time to access the Advanced Settings.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–7 The Configuration Menu The Configuration Menu is where specific start-stop parameters are set. This menu contains the following settings: • QT EN •.
Configuration 3–8 975-0307-01-01 Sometimes automatic start or automatic stop triggers may overlap with the beginning and end of quiet time. Three dif ferent quiet time scenarios affect when the generator stops and starts. 1. If quiet time begins after the XW Au to Generator Start has started the generator , the generator will stop .
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–9 Q T End Full name Quiet T ime End Purpose “QT End” is a changeable settin g that defines the end of quiet time. This setting also requires a setting for “QT Begin”. Dependencies “QT End” functions only if the XW Au to Gene rator S t art is in Automatic mode.
Configuration 3–10 975-0307-01-01 When to use Use this setting after installin g the XW Auto Generator S tart hardware. Selecting a suitable “Gen T ype” automatically configures the XW Auto Generator Start to work with the ignition system and starting requirements of the generator .
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–11 Cfg T rigger Menu The Cfg T rigger menu contains the se ttings for automatically starting and stopping the generator . This menu a llows the adjustment of the default settings for battery voltage, thermostat ON/OFF signals, inverter load, and battery charging stage.
Configuration 3–12 975-0307-01-01 Start DCV 30 sec Full Name Start ing Battery V oltage—30 seconds Purpose The “Start DCV 30 sec” trigger en ables the XW Auto Generator Start to start the generator whenever the battery voltage reache s or drops below a pre-set voltage for longer than 30 seconds.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–13 Start DCV 15 min Full Name Start ing Battery V oltage—15 minutes Purpose The “Start DCV 15 min” trigger enables the XW Auto Generator Start to start the generator whenever the battery voltage reaches or drops be low a pre-set voltage for longer than 15 minutes.
Configuration 3–14 975-0307-01-01 Start DCV 2 hr Full name Start ing Battery V oltage—2 hours Purpose The “ Start DCV 2 hr” trigger e n ables the XW Auto Generator Start to start the generator whenever the battery voltage reache s or drops below a pre-set voltage for longer than 2 hours.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–15 Start DCV 24 hr Full name Start ing Battery V oltage—24 hours Purpose The “Start DCV 24 hr” trigger en ables the XW Auto Generator St art to start the generator whenever the battery voltage reaches or drops be low a pre-set voltage for longer than 24 hou rs.
Configuration 3–16 975-0307-01-01 Stop Float Full name Stop at Float Char ge Stage Purpose The “Stop Float” trig ger allows the XW Auto Ge nerator Start to stop the generator when the invert er/charger has recharged the batteries to the Float stage.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–17 charge. If the generator i s the only charging source, S top Absorption will leave the batteries consistently under charged and may shorten th e battery life.
Configuration 3–18 975-0307-01-01 Te m p 1 Full name Thermostat 1 Purpose The “T emp1” trigger enables the generator to start in response to a signal from a thermostat. W ith “T e mp1” set to [Enabled], the XW Auto Generator Start will start the generato r to help power the item controlled by that thermostat.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–19 Dependencies The “Load” trigger requ ires the XW Auto Generator S tart to be in Automatic mode and needs parameters to be set fo r both the “Start Load” and “Stop Load” triggers.
Configuration 3–20 975-0307-01-01 Stop Load Full name Stop on Inverter Load Current Purpose The “Stop Load” trigger enables th e XW Auto Generator S tart to stop the generator when the AC load falls be low a specific level for 1 minute.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–21 Starter Cool Down Purpose The Starter Cool Down setting allows an interval to be set between start attempts if the generator fails to start on the first attempt. This time period allows the start motor to cool suf fic iently before the XW Auto Generator Start signals it to begin cranking again.
Configuration 3–22 975-0307-01-01 Max Run Time Full name Maximum Generator Run T ime Purpose “Max Run T ime” allows a limit to be set on how long the generator will run.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–23 Dependenci es The “Exercise Per” trig ger requir es parameters to be set in the “Exercise Dur” and “Exercise T ime” menu items. Considerations Generators need to run regularl y in order to maintain mech anical health and performance.
Configuration 3–24 975-0307-01-01 Exercise Time Purpose “Exercise T ime” sets the time of day that the XW Auto Generator Start exercises the generator . The “Exercise T ime” trigger requires th at any parameter other than “0” be set in “Exercise Per” and a value be set in the “Exercise Dur” trigger .
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–25 Gen Run Hold Time Full name Generator Run Signal Hold T ime Purpose “Gen Run Ho ld T ime” specifies the length of time the generato r run signal (or B+ or hour meter signal) must be active before the XW Auto Generator Start consid ers the generator to be running and cranking can be stopped.
Configuration 3–26 975-0307-01-01 Crank Retry Time Purpose “Crank Retry T ime” specifies the le ngth of time the Start relay is engaged (and cranking the starter motor) for th e second and subsequent attempts to start the generator , in cases when the generator fails to start on the first attempt.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–27 Multi-unit Config “Multi-unit Config” provides the means to identify multiple units within the same configuration. Dev Name The “Dev Name”, or Device Name, menu item gives each Xanbus- enabled device a unique identifiable na me.
Configuration 3–28 975-0307-01-01 Generator This generator name is used by the XW inverter/charg er to identify which generator is connected to the AC2 inpu t. It is only necessa ry to change this setting in installations with more than one XW Auto Generator Start in a system.
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–29 T ime feature, which prevents the ge nerator from starting during evening hours or other in convenient times (see “QT Begin” o n page 3–8, “QT End” on page 3–9, and “Using Quiet T ime” on page 4–4).
Configuration 3–30 975-0307-01-01 Manual Off Mode Selecting Manual Of f Mode overrid es the automatic stop settings and manually stops the generator .
T he XW Auto Gen Start Menu 975-0307-01-01 3–31 View Event Log Purpose The Event Log displays the last 20 XW Auto Generator Start events for reference. Events can include: • Starting and stopping the generato r . • T rigger ev ents. See T able 3-2 for a detailed li st of trigger events.
Configuration 3–32 975-0307-01-01 User Settings Use this table to record any customized XW Auto Generator S tart settings for future reference. T able 3-3 Generator Configuration Settings , V a lues.
User Settings 975-0307-01-01 3–33 Generator Menu Items: “Starter Cool Down” 1s to 250s (increments of 1s) 60s “Gen Cool Down” 0s to 90 s (increments of 1s) 30s “Max Run T ime” 0hours–2.
Configuration 3–34 975-0307-01-01.
4 Oper ation Chapter 4, “Operation” descri bes the operation of the XW Auto Generator S tart and how to get the most from its features. For this T opic.
Operation 4–2 975-0307-01-01 Accessing the XW Auto Generator Start Home Scr een Use the XW Auto Generator Start Home Screen to view basic operational status information for the generator . The XW Auto Generator Start Home Screen displays the ge nerator start settings (i.
Starting and Stopping the Generator 975-0307-01-01 4–3 Starting and Stopping the Generator Use the XW Auto Generator Start to st art or stop the generator manuall y using the XW System Control Panel or automatically in response to an electrical system condition.
Operation 4–4 975-0307-01-01 Using Quiet Time Use the Quiet T ime feature to ensure that the XW Auto Generator S tart will not start the generator during the night or during times that conf lict with local noise restrictions. Using Quiet T ime involves three steps.
Modes of Operation 975-0307-01-01 4–5 3. Use the navigation buttons to select the minutes, then press Enter . If the 24-hour clock is being used, go to step 5. 4. Use the navigation buttons to select AM or PM, then press Enter . 5. Press Exit twice to return to the System Home screen.
Operation 4–6 975-0307-01-01 Putting the XW Auto Generator Start in Standby Mode Use the XW System Control Panel to put the XW Auto Generator S tart into Standby mode.
Modes of Operation 975-0307-01-01 4–7 Returning the XW Auto Generator Start to Oper ating Mode Use the XW System Control Panel to return the XW Auto Generator S tart to Operating mode.
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5 T r oubleshooting Chapter 5, “T roubleshooting” contains information and procedures to troubl eshoot the XW Automatic Generator Start. For this T opic.
T roubleshooting 5–2 975-0307-01-01 F aults and W arnings Under certain conditions, the XW Auto Generator S tart generates a fault or warning message.
Wa r n i n g M e s s a g e s 975-0307-01-01 5–3 T o view a fault list or warning list: 1. On the Select Device menu , highlight System and press Enter . 2. On the System Settings menu, high light V iew Fault List or V iew Wa r n i n g L i s t . 3. Press Enter .
T roubleshooting 5–4 975-0307-01-01 W203 Manual Off: Max generator run tim e reached. Reset GenMode. No The generator has run for its maximum allowable time. The XW Auto Generator Start has stopped the generator and changed the GenMode to [ManualOff].
Wa r n i n g M e s s a g e s 975-0307-01-01 5–5 W250 The selected value failed to change. T ry again. No Y ou have tried to chang e the Gen T ype without putting the system into Standby first. Put the system into Standby , change the Gen T ype, then return the system to Operating mode.
T roubleshooting 5–6 975-0307-01-01 F ault Messages When the XW Auto Genera tor Start detects a fault condition, it stops the generator . The red Fault light also comes on, and the XW System Control Panel displays a fault message. The XW Auto Generator Start remembers the GenMode that it was in at the time it detected the fault.
Fa u l t M e s s a g e s 975-0307-01-01 5–7 F500 Serial Number Failure, Service Required. No The silicon serial ID number has failed and the XW Auto Generator Start has gone into Standby . Call your dealer or Xantrex. F501 Memory Failure. Service Required.
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A Specifications Appendix A contains the electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications for the XW Auto Generator Start . All specifications are subject to change without notice.
Specifications A–2 975-0307-01-01 Electrical Specifications *Limited to Class 2 levels (100 V A) as in Chapter 2, page 2–5. Nominal input n etwork voltage 15 Vdc Maximum operating curr ent 200 mA @ n ominal input network vol tage Relay contact voltage rating 12 Vdc, 30 Vdc max.
Mechanical Specifications 975-0307-01-01 A–3 Mechanical Specifications Dimensions 3 ¾ × 5 ¾ x 1 ½ (95.5 × 146 × 37 mm) W eight 0.5 lb. (225 g) Mounting 4x #6 screws Connectors 2x Xanbus: RJ45 .
Specifications A–4 975-0307-01-01 Environmental Specifications Regulatory Compliance Operating temperature -4 to 122 °F (-20 to 50 °C) Storage temperature -40 to 185 °F (-40 to 85 °C) Maximum case temperature 140 °F (60 °C) Operating humidit y 5 to 95% Storage humidity 5 to 95% Ignition protection None Safety CSA certified to CSA1 0 7.
B Gener ator Auto Start Requir ements and T ypes Appendix B describes the generator requirements and starting types that can be used with the XW Auto Generator Start.
Generator Auto Start Requirements and Types B–2 975-0307-01-01 Recommended F eatures In order for the generator to be au tomatically started by the XW Auto Generator Start, it must include electr ic start and an automatic choke. An automatic primer system may also be required on natural gas and propane powered generators.
Generator Starting T ypes 975-0307-01-01 B–3 Tw o W i r e The two-wire type is suitable for gene rators that are fully automatic. This merely requires two wires to be conn ected together for the generator to start and run. Separating the wires stops the generator .
Generator Auto Start Requirements and Types B–4 975-0307-01-01 Connection The common wire from the generator should co nnect to the common connections of both Relay 1 and Rela y 2 (wires 16 and 18 respectively).
C Relay Timing Appendix C contains in formation about relay configuration and timing for each major type of XW Auto Generator S tart starti ng mode. This information applies to each of the gene rator types described from page 2–9 to page 2–21. For this T opic.
Relay T iming C–2 975-0307-01-01 RunMode For generators with Run Mode starting types (T ypes 7 and 8): • Relay 1 (RunS top relay) can be used for two-wire co nfigured generators. • Relay 1 (RunStop) and Relay 2 (Sta rt) can be used with a common ground for three-wire configured generators.
MomentaryRun Mode 975-0307-01-01 C–3 MomentaryRun Mode For generators with Mo mentaryRun mode starting ty pes (T ype 1 1): • Relay 1 (Run/S top relay) can be used for two -wire configured generators.
Relay T iming C–4 975-0307-01-01 GlowStop Mode For generators with GlowS top mode starting ty pes (T ypes 1, 2, 3, 6, 12 ): • Relay 1 (Stop) and Relay 2 (Start) can be used with a common gro und for three-wire configured generators.
PulseStop Mode 975-0307-01-01 C–5 • The “Delay” refers to the “Preheat to Crank De lay” and may be zero. • Cranking will cease when the generato r run signal goes high for the specified hold time or when the crank time has elapsed.
Relay T iming C–6 975-0307-01-01 • The XW Auto Generator St art will make three attempts to stop the generator . If the generator has still no t stopped at the end of the third attempt, the appropriate Fault will be generated.
975-0307-01-01 WA–1 W arranty and Return Information Wa r r a n t y What does this warranty cover? This Limited W arranty is provided by Xantrex T echnology , Inc. ("Xantrex") and covers defects in wo rkm a nshi p and materials in your X W Automatic Generator Start.
W arranty and Return WA–2 975-0307-01-01 What proof of pur chase is requir ed? In any warranty claim, da ted proof of purchase must accompany the product and th e product must not have been disass embled or modifi ed without prior written authorization by Xantrex.
W arranty and Return 975-0307-01-01 WA–3 Disclaimer Product THIS LIMITED W ARRANTY IS THE SOL E AND EXCLUSIVE W ARRANTY PROVIDED BY XANT REX IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR XA NTREX PRODUCT AND IS, WHE RE P.
W arranty and Return WA–4 975-0307-01-01 When you contact Xantrex to obtain service, please have your instru ction manual ready for reference and be prepared to supply: • The serial number of your.
W arranty and Return 975-0307-01-01 WA–5 Information About Y our System As soon as you open your XW A utomatic Generator Start package, record th e following information and be sure to keep your proof of purchase. If you need to contact Customer Service, please record the fo llowing det ails befo re calling.
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Index 975-0307-01-01 IX–1 A AGS T riggers menu 3–11 automatic mode 3–29 B B+ wires 2–7 bottom panel features 1–6 C clearing faults 5–2 Crank Retry T ime 3–26 Crank T ime 3–25 Customer .
Index 975-0307-01-01 IX–2 Enable 3–7 End 3–9 R regulatory listings A–4 Relay3 3–24 Run Hold T ime 3–25 run mode C–2 S serial number recording WA–5 settings quiet time 4–4 specificati.
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