SG1400/1600C4F STUDIO GENERATOR • OPERATION MANUAL — REV. #0 (07/22/20) — PAGE 23
CONTROL PANEL
The definitions below describe the controls and functions
of the Control Panel (Figure 7).
1.
Voltage Adjust Switch
— To increase the output
voltage, pull upward and hold the switch until the
desired voltage is achieved by monitoring the AC
voltage display. To decrease the voltage, pull downward.
2.
Panel Lights
— Located on each side of the digital
control panel is a panel light. Lights are activated by
light switch.
3.
Line 1 AC Amps Display
— Indicates the amount of
current the load is drawing from line 1 of the generator.
4.
Line 2 AC Amps Display
— Indicates the amount of
current the load is drawing from line 2 of the generator.
5.
Line 3 AC Amps Display
— Indicates the amount of
current the load is drawing from line 3 of the generator.
6.
Digital Controller
— Starts and stops the generator
and monitors various engine operating parameters.
7.
Light Timer Control
— The interior lights are controlled
by an electronic turn dial timer that allows the operator
to turn on the lights inside the generator for up to 15
minutes. The lights will automatically shut off when the
timer reaches zero.
8.
Light Switch
— In the up position, turns on exterior
lights. In the down position, turns on panel lighting. In
the center position, turns off all lights.
9.
Controller Power Switch
— Provides power to engine
controller.
10.
Voltage Status LEDs
— During operation these status
LED's will indicate the phase/voltage of the generator,
3
Ø-
277/480, 3
Ø-
120/208 or 1
Ø-
120/240.
11.
Rubber Stopper
— Protects the control panel from
hitting the surface when pulled down.
12.
Frequency Display
— Indicates the frequency of the
generator in Hertz.
13.
AC Voltmeter Display
— Indicates the output voltage
present at the camlok terminals. This display is used in
conjunction with the voltmeter select switch.
14.
Voltmeter Selector Switch
— Place switch in desired
position to read line-line or line-neutral voltage. Switch
is used in conjunction with AC voltmeter display.
15.
Engine Com Connector
— 9-pin connector for
communication to engine via a PC with engine software.
16.
Fan Control Module
— Provides necessary control
electronics to operate fan.
17.
DC Output Connector
— Provides DC power to
engine interface.
18.
AC Output Connector
— Provides AC power to
various electronic assemblies.
Figure 7. Control Panel
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