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AMF 3.1 USER MANUAL
3: Coolant Level Switch
The sender which energizes once the coolant level drops below a certain
limit is to be assigned this function.
4: Aux. Alarm 1
If a signal is received, the alarm is sensed and AUX. 1 led found on the
front panel will be lit.
5: Aux. Alarm 2
If a signal is received, the alarm is sensed and AUX. 2 led found on the
front panel will be lit.
6: Aux. Alarm 3
If a signal is received, the alarm is sensed and AUX. 3 led found on the
front panel will be lit.
7: Aux. Alarm 4
If a signal is received, the alarm is sensed and AUX. 4 led found on the
front panel will be lit.
8: Aux. Alarm 5
If a signal is received, the alarm is sensed and AUX. 5 led found on the
front panel will be lit.
9: Mains Exists
A sort of virtual Mains function. If the Mains is controlled by another
controller, this function can be assigned and the Mains can be simulated
according to the status of the input.
10: Remote Start Disable
If a signal is received the Remote Start function is disabled.
11: Alarm Disable
The alarm checking will be disabled and any alarm occurring on the
generator will be discarded. This function is also known as Fire Pump
Application or War Simulator.
12: Emergency Stop
Emergency stop function.
13: Remote Start
This function is to be used if the Generator will be started and the load
transferred in AUTO Mode while the Mains exists.
14: GCB Feedback
The feedback function for the Generator Circuit Breaker. Can be used as
a safety precaution during contactor operation and maintenance
15: MCB Feedback
The feedback function for the Mains Circuit Breaker. Can be used as a
safety precaution during contactor operation and maintenance
16: GCB Disable
This function de-energizes the Generator Circuit Breaker. The system
will not control this contactor.
17: MCB Disable
This function de-energizes the Mains Circuit Breaker. The system will not
control this contactor.
18: Earthquake
This function is to be assigned if there is an earthquake sensor in the
system. This is a Level 5 alarm independent from the system.
19: Keyboard Disable
This function disables all the buttons on the AMF panel. The buttons will
not be operational.
20: No Mains
Functions the opposit way the Mains Exists function. The panel acts as if
the Mains does not exist regardless of the actual condition of the Mains.
21: Thermic
The thermics from the contactors can be connected to an input with this
function assigned in order to define a Thermic Failure in the system.
22: OFF Button Function
Does the function of pressing the OFF button located on the panel. This
input is only sensed while changing from “0” to “1” and vise versa. The
level is not sensed.
This input is only active while on the measurements screen of the panel.
If an operator is working on the panel and is in any one of the menus
(P1: Parameter Editing, P2: Alarm Log or P3: Maintenance Timers), the
input is temporarily disabled. When returned back to the measurements
screen, the input is re-enabled.
23: AUTO Button Function
Does the function of pressing the AUTO button located on the panel.
This input is only sensed while changing from “0” to “1” and vise versa.
The level is not sensed.
This input is only active while on the measurements screen of the panel.
If an operator is working on the panel and is in any one of the menus
(P1: Parameter Editing, P2: Alarm Log or P3: Maintenance Timers), the
input is temporarily disabled. When returned back to the measurements
screen, the input is re-enabled.
24: TEST Button Function
Does the function of pressing the TEST button located on the panel. This
input is only sensed while changing from “0” to “1” and vise versa. The
level is not sensed.
This input is only active while on the measurements screen of the panel.
If an operator is working on the panel and is in any one of the menus
(P1: Parameter Editing, P2: Alarm Log or P3: Maintenance Timers), the
input is temporarily disabled. When returned back to the measurements
