Migration GCR To MASTER Compact_En_V1

Created by Mikaël MAUNIER, Modified on Mon, 12 Feb at 3:32 PM by Mikaël MAUNIER

Application note

Subject

Migration GCR to MASTER Compact 

Product

MASTER Compact

Version

2.40. and above

 

The CRE Technology team would like to thank you for trusting our expertise and investing in a product developed in France.

We have created this application note to help you during the migration of your GCR module to Master Compact.

The GCR is used together with analog load-sharing/synchro modules, in order to get the best efficiency of the replacement controller it is recommended to replace also genset controllers with GENSYS Compact Prime.


Rewiring table

GCR A09T0/T1/T2

Master Compact

 

Terminal

 

Note 

Terminal

Default config

Comments

EXTERNAL GENSET 

POWER SET 5K

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J6

 

Analog Input

J6-COMMON

Default Config is providing 5 MW for 500Ohms and 0kW for 0 Ohms, must be calibrated according to the potentiometer value, additional resistor in parallel must be added if potentiometer is >500 Ohms.

For existing 5k Pot, install 500Ohms resistor in //

If potentiometer is used for Genset power setpoint

2

 

Shield

3

Analog Input 1

J6-Input 1

4

 

NC

EXTERNAL COMMERCIAL POWER SET 5K

5

Analog Input

J6-COMMON

Default Config is providing 5 MW for 500Ohms and 0kW for 0 Ohms, must be calibrated according to the potentiometer value, additional resistor in parallel must be added if potentiometer is >500 Ohms.

For existing 5k Pot, install 500Ohms resistor in //

If potentiometer is used for Mains power setpoint, 

6

 

Shield

7

Analog Input 2

J6-Input 2

8

 

NC

MANUAL SYNCHRONIZING 5k

9

 Not used on MASTER Compact, manual synchro is not available

10

11

12

FORWARD POWER RELAY

13

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J1

Digital Output 1 (to connect on Relay)

J1 - 4

Configured as “Max kW level 1” protection, protection has to be configured.

+VCC Transistor Output 2A Max –

to connect to a relay.

14

REVERSE POWER RELAY

15

Digital Output 2 (to connect on Relay)

J1 - 5

Configured as “Reverse kW level 1” protection, protection has to be configured.

+VCC Transistor Output 2A Max –

to connect to a relay.

16

Synchro ON/OFF

19

Digital input 1

J1-10

Configured as “Remote start on load” to initiate Synchro when not in // with mains

Digital input

Synchro/Load sharing

20

Digital input 2

J1-11

Configured as “Bus Breaker IN”, must include Mains circuit breaker feedback closed in serial, to make sure Genset is in parallel with Mains

Digital input, must include MCB position closed in serial.

Load ramps

21

Digital input 3

J1-12

 If input is inactive GEN power remains in low limit, when input is active GEN power goes to GE fix kW setpoint.

Digital input

Systeme 1 or 2

22

Digital input 4

J1-13

 Alternative selection 1,
 Input = 0 “System 1 Fix power on GEN” Input = 1 “System 2 Fix power on Mains”

Digital input

Power set

Selection MSB/LSB

24

Digital input 5

 

J1-14

For GEN (System 1)
 In 5 = 0 & In 6 = 0 ->kW setpoint on Pot

In 5 = 1 & In 6 = 0 ->kW setpoint default

In 5 = 0 & In 6 = 1 ->kW setpoint 2

In 5 = 1 & In 6 = 1 ->kW setpoint 3For For Mains (System 2)

In 5 = 0 & In 6 = 0 ->kW setpoint on Pot
 Other config on In5 & In6 ->kW setpoint default

 

Digital input

25

Digital input 6

 

J1-15

Digital input

Channel 1/2 selection

26

Digital input 7

 

J1-16

Not used, power by default on Analog Input 3

 

Manu/auto selection

27

Digital input 8

J1-17

Not used, Manual synchro not available

 

 

Mains transducer 4-20mA

COMMERCIAL POWER INDICATOR

31

 

Analog Input

J6-COMMON

Configured as “External transducer 4-20mA for Mains power measurement” Check documentation for wiring, 39Ohms resistor is mandatory.
 Calibration of transducer is necessary

 

Check documentation for wiring & calibration

 

 

 

Shield

29

 

Analog Input 3

J6-Input 3

 

 

 

 

Sync Check relay 

81

J3

Relay 2

J3-1

When used, the 81-82 relay of GCR can be replaced by MASTER Compact relay 2, relay is closed when sync is OK.

Relay output

82

Relay 2

J3-2

POWER MEASUREMENT

CHANNEL 1 +/-20mA OR 4-20mA

32 to 38

 

Not used on MASTER

POWER MEASUREMENT

CHANNEL 1 +/-20mA OR 4-20mA

Power indicator

Power indicator

 

39

J1

Negative connection: connect to Bat – terminal 1 – J1

 

40

 

J2 CAN 1

CAN H

Parallel lines and analog lines control not available on MASTER Compact, replace GENSET controllers by GENSYS Compact Prime controllers and connect CAN Bus for GEN Control (see Unigen replacement note)

 

 

 

 

Shield

Connect the cable shield herein

 

42

 

CAN L

 

VGEN
 MEASUREMENT POWER SUPPLY

100/230/400 VAC

101

J4


 Gen voltage

80 … 500VAC

35 … 75 Hz

L1

 

 

 

 3 phases measurement must be connected

These lines must be protected externally with 100mA/600VAC

fuses

102

L2

 

 

L3

 

 

N

VBUS MEASUREMENT 100/230/400 VAC

103

J4


Mains voltage
 80 … 500VAC

35 … 75 Hz

L1

 

  3 phases measurement must be connected

 

 

These lines must be protected externally with 100mA/600VAC

fuses

104

L2

 

 

L3

 

 

N

 

 

2. Configuration

 

A standard configuration file is available with this application note “Master Compact file - GCR Replacement”.

Mains circuit breaker is not considered and will be simulated as present by the MASTER controller, it is recommended to connect on digital input 7 the signal “MCB tripped” when the Mains circuit breaker is opened, in order to secure controller behavior in case power plant is isolated from Mains.

A review of the configuration depending on the use of the controller is required, nominal values and setpoint values must be filled with i4GEN Suite PC software.

Calibration of potentiometer input, transducer input must be checked.


 

 

3. Notes about wiring:

** All I/O are negative (-) to active on COMPACT

* EQUIPOTENTIALITIES: It is important to respect the following equipotential schematic with EARTH adequate wiring.

Potential differences between Neutral, Ground, Common CT, Battery negative and 0VDC COMPACT module could create an undesired current going through the COMPACT module, and the following problems can occur:

• Wrong voltage measurement & display values

• Wrong current measurement and display values

• Wrong analog inputs measurement and display values

• Damage of the controller in some situations

 

All earth points must be correctly connected and measurement of 0VDC has to be observed between them.

 

End of document.

 

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