Xantrex Technology 809-0915 manual Max Run Time, Exercise Per

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Configuration of the Xanbus AGS

Max Run Time

Full name Maximum Generator Run Time

Purpose "Max Run Time" allows a limit to be set on how long the generator will run. This setting overrides any automatic start triggers. For example, if the generator starts in response to low battery voltage, and the batteries are not fully charged before "Max Run Time" is reached, the generator will stop. In addition, when the generator is started manually from the Xanbus System Control Panel (SCP), the generator will stop when "Max Run Time" is reached.

When started with an external manual ON/OFF switch, the generator will not stop when it reaches "Max Run Time". The generator must be stopped with the external manual ON/OFF switch, or by using the System Control Panel to change the "GenMode" to ManualOff.

If the AGS reaches "Max Run Time", a warning message will appear on the Xanbus System Control Panel (SCP). The AGS will stop operating until the warning is acknowledged by pressing ENTER on the Xanbus System Control Panel (SCP).

Values

Default

 

 

0 hours to 24 hours (increments of 1hour)

8 hours

 

 

Considerations Adjust the "Max Run Time" if the maximum generator run time:

exceeds the fuel capacity of the generator, or

is not long enough to fully recharge the batteries under optimum conditions.

Exercise Per

Full name Set Exercise Period (in days).

Purpose "Exercise Per" sets the minimum time interval between each running of the generator. If the generator has not been run within this time frame, the AGS will start the generator to “exercise” it.

The time interval defined by the Exercise Period setting begins with the last time the generator was run for any reason, not with the last time the AGS exercised the generator.

For example, setting an exercise period of 30 days would start the generator if it had not been run at all for 30 days.

Dependencies The "Exercise Per" trigger requires parameters to be set in the "Exercise Dur" and "Exercise Time" menu items.

Values

Default

 

 

0 (Off), 1day to 250days (increments of 1day)

21days

 

 

Considerations Generators need to run regularly in order to maintain mechanical health and performance. If the generator isn’t needed and doesn’t run, it is recommended that an Exercise period be set to keep the generator in good working condition.

If the generator runs frequently throughout the year, it may not need to be exercised. In that case, set the "Exercise Per" trigger to 0.

IMPORTANT: Consult the generator manual or a service representative from the generator’s manufacturer for the recommended exercise period.

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Contents Xanbus Automatic Generator Start AGS Page Exclusion for Documentation TrademarksDate and Revision Document Part NumberPurpose About This GuideScope AudienceRelated Information Reference Important Safety InstructionsRestrictions on USE FCC Information to the UserPage Contents Page Xanbus Automatic Generator Start AGS Basic Function IntroductionSystem Requirements Functions AGS unit Material ListXanbus-Enabled Products and Accessories Front panel features FeaturesXanbus Bottom panel featuresChoosing a Location Xanbus Automatic Generator Start InstallationMaterials and Tools Required Shock and Energy Hazards Routing ConnectionsMounting the Unit Installation OverviewCircuit Parameter Circuit Maximum Wiring to the 20-contact ConnectorFt m Over 30 ft m To install the AGS using the wiring harnessXanbus Automatic Generator Start Installation Connecting the Generator Type Relay Function Preset Configuration SettingType 2 Connection Diagram Type 3 Connection Diagram Type 4 Connection Diagram Relay Function Type 5 Connection DiagramType 6 Connection Diagram Type 7 Connection Diagram two-wire Type 8 Connection Diagram two-wire Type 9 Connection Diagram Type 10 Connection Diagram Type 11 Connection Diagram Type 12 Connection Diagram Type 13 Connection Diagram Type 14 Connection Diagram two-wire Number Function Wire Color Connecting the Thermostats optionalWire Connecting an External Shutdown optional Connecting an External Manual ON/OFF Switch optionalWire Wiring Harness Number Function Wire Color Connecting an External ON/OFF LEDExternal ON/OFF Switch and LED Wiring Diagram To connect the wiring harness to the AGS Connecting the Wiring Harness to the AGSConnecting the AGS to the Xanbus Network Connecting the Xanbus System Control Panel SCP Verifying Power Is AvailableOverview Configuration of the Xanbus AGSTo change operational settings on the AGS Menu Accessing the AGS MenuXanbus Automatic Generator Start AGS Menu Xanbus AGS Menu To configureAGS Configuration Menu Contents Value Description Configuration MenuQT En QT Begin Gen Type QT EndDescription Cfg Trigger Start DCV 30 sec Values DefaultStart DCV 15 min Start DCV 24 hr Start DCV 2 hrStop Absorb Stop FloatStop Temp2 Temp1Start Load Value DefaultLoad Stop Load Starter Cool Down Cfg GenGen Spin Down Gen Cool DownExercise Per Max Run TimeExercise Time Exercise DurGen Run Hold Time Relay3Crank Time Crank DelayCrank Retry Time Preheat TimeGen Start Tries GenMode Restore DefaultsAutomatic Mode Manual Off Mode Manual On ModeMode View Fault LogView Device Info View Event LogItems User SettingsOperation of the Xanbus AGS Accessing the AGS Home ScreenTo start the generator manually Starting and Stopping the GeneratorTo enable Quiet Time Using Quiet TimeModes of Operation Putting the AGS in Standby ModeTo return the AGS to Operating Mode Returning the AGS to Operating ModeTo view a message from a fault list or warning list TroubleshootingTroubleshooting AGS Warning Messages AGS Fault Messages Fault Reference TableElectrical Specifications SpecificationsEnvironmental Specifications Regulatory ApprovalsDimensions Weight Mounting Connectors Physical SpecificationsWarranty Warranty and Return InformationDisclaimer Warranty and Return InformationReturn Procedure Return Material Authorization PolicyInformation About Your System Generator Starting Types Recommended FeaturesAppendix a Generator Auto Start Requirements and Types Three-Wire Onan Two WireThree-Wire Automotive RunMode Appendix B Relay TimingMomentaryRun Mode Timing Diagram MomentaryRun ModeGlowStop Mode Timing Diagram GlowStop ModeStartStop Mode Timing Diagram StartStop ModePulseStop Mode Timing Diagram PulseStop ModePulseStop Mode Relay 1 Behavior Page Page Xantrex Technology USA Inc