Page 2 - IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS; GENERAL HAZARDS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS R-panel Technical Manual SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS – The manufacturer suggests that these rules for safe operation be copied and posted in potential hazard areas. Safety should be stressed to all operators and potential operators of this equipment. Study these SAFETY ...
Page 3 - AUTHORIZED SERVICE; Table of Contents
Table of Contents R-panel Technical Manual 1 Safety Rules ........................................ Inside Front CoverGeneral Information ......................................................... 2 Introduction ........................................................... 2 Control Board Dip Switch &am...
Page 4 - INTRODUCTION; Switch OFF
INTRODUCTION The R-200A Controller incorporates the generator control circuitry, the ignition coil driver circuitry and the interface circuitry to an external governor driver. The R-200A Controller can control a; 4-cylinder, 1.6L, 1800 rpm or 3600 rpm engine4-cylinder, 2.4L, 1800 rpm or 3600 rpm eng...
Page 5 - Figure 1 — Dip Switch & Jumper Settings; Figure 2 — Dip Switch & Jumper Settings; Description; Table 1; General Information
3 Jumper JMP1/S2: Selects the engine displacement. Set to position 1 and 2 for 1.6L. Set to position 2 and 3 for 2.4L. The jumper is not used on PCB's 0G1505A or 0G1505B. On later revisions, JMP1 is replaced by S2. S2 has no effect on 4.2L operation and is ignored when DIP Switch Position 7 is ON. F...
Page 7 - GENERATOR OPERATION; ENGINE TIMING; UTILITY FAILURE; MANUAL MODE; UTILITY RESTORED
5 GENERATOR OPERATION The R-200A controller monitors the front panel switch position and reads the DIP switch position set-tings when the control board is initially powered-up. In the OFF position the controller will only be incre-menting the exercise timer and monitoring the bat-tery voltage and lo...
Page 8 - ACTIVE ALARM; LOW SPEED EXERCISE
6 General Information R-panel Technical Manual ACTIVE ALARM Low Oil Pressure, High Coolant Temp, Low Coolant Level, Overspeed, Overcrank, Engine Speed Signal Loss and a Dead Battery indication will all be latched shutdowns. In the event one of these conditions occurs, the unit will be shut down, the...
Page 9 - DANGER; With the switch set to AUTO, the engine can; MANUAL START
7 DANGER With the switch set to AUTO, the engine can crank and start suddenly without warning. Such automatic start up normally occurs when utility source voltage drops below a pre-set level. To prevent possible injury that might be caused by such sudden starts, set the AUTO/ OFF/MANUAL switch to ...
Page 10 - ALARM CANCEL
8 RPM SIGNAL FAILURE (FLASHING RED OVERSPEED INDICATOR) If the R-200A controller does not receive a signal from the engine flywheel sensor, the R-200A control-ler cannot maintain the generator output frequency or monitor for an overspeed condition. If this sig-nal is lost the R-200A controller will ...
Page 11 - Be very careful when connecting high-voltage; MAXIMUM WIRE LENGTH
9 Be very careful when connecting high-voltage wires labeled N1 and N2 and low-voltage wires labeled 23 and 194 in both the generator wiring panel and the transfer switch wiring panel. The control board will be damaged if these wires are not connected correctly. In order for the generator battery ...
Page 12 - Do NOT connect battery voltage, utility voltage; VOLTAGE REGULATOR ADJUSTMENT
10 Route the 2-wire start control wires through suit-able, approved conduit which is separate from the AC power leads. Connection of wire 178 to wire 183 by relay contact closure action (volt free switch con-tacts) in the transfer switch must result in generator engine cranking and startup (see Figu...
Page 13 - Refer to the individual generator wiring dia-; A AND 10A BATTERY CHARGERS
11 R-200A J1 CONNECTOR (23 PIN, GRAY=1800 RPM, WHITE=3600 RPM) Pin # 1 Governor 12V Supply 2 Reserved (Do not connect any wires to this pin.) 3 GND-B to Governor Driver 4 Hi-Coolant Temp Input 5 0V to Governor Driver 6 5V Supply to Governor Driver 7 Distributor (Hall Sensor) 12V Sensor Supply 8 Low ...
Page 14 - Storage batteries give off explosive hydrogen; A, 12VDC BATTERY CHARGER
12 DANGER Storage batteries give off explosive hydrogen gas. This gas can form an explosive mixture around the battery for several hours after charg-ing. The slightest spark can ignite the gas and cause an explosion. Such an explosion can shat-ter the battery and cause blindness or other injury. A...
Page 15 - Notes