Rd2 Avr Settings - Sincro HB Serie Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento

6.4.5 RD2 AVR
The AVR controls the generator voltage. The AVR is
used to keep a constant voltage when the load and
machine parameters vary.
The AVR requires a so-called sensing connection; a
power supply from a specific circuit (AUX); an output to
the rotor (+/-).
In case of unbalanced or distorted load, voltage
regulation accuracy could be reduced.
A frequency control progressively reduces the generator
excitation when the drive engine speed drops below a
pre-set, adjustable threshold preventing over-excitation
at low operating speeds and abating the load engage
effects on the engine.
In conclusion the regulator reaction time can be
modulated to eliminate any voltage instability that may
arise.
The output voltage can be changed by adjusting
potentiometer "V". Run the generating set to its nominal
speed and turn until the required voltage is obtained.
If a small variation in speed causes a change in
voltage, then the under speed protection should first be
calibrated.
The voltage sensing jumper should be connected:
• to terminals "115" if connected to a voltage between
100 and 130V
• to terminals "230" if connected to a voltage between
185 and 245V.
• to terminals "400" if connected to a voltage between
340 and 460V.
• to terminals "480" if connected to a voltage between
440 and 520V.
If the voltage is set any higher than its
maximum limit the gen er a tor may be
damaged.
WARNING!
Stability adjustment: if on load voltage fluctuations
are experienced adjust potentiometer "ST", which
modulates the reaction time of the regulator to external
inputs, there by eliminating any instability in the
alternator-load system.
If the adjustment via potentiometer ST does not prove
to be sufficient, is possible also to use the dip-switch
ST+ / ST: moving it to the ON position (ST +) stability
increases.
Setting of the under speed protection at 50 (60)
If the under speed is set at too low
a frequency, the generator may be
damaged. On the other hand, too high a
frequency can cause voltage drops with
WARNING!
high loads.
Hz: start up rotation of the gen er at ing set adjusting it to
obtain a frequency of 46 (56)Hz. Turn trimmer "UF" until
the voltage begins to drop. Restore nominal speed.
Remote voltages adjustment : wire the potentiometer
(5kOhm, 3W) to the shorted terminals "EXT POT". Run
the generating set to its nominal speed and adjust the
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external potentiometer and eventually also the trimmer
"V" to obtain the required voltage.
Remote voltages adjustment :
1) with potentiometer: Turn ON the dip-switch EXT-
POT (and make sure the dip switches EXT-VOLT is
turned OFF).
Wire the potentiometer (5kOhm, 3W) to the terminals
"EXT POT". Run the generating set to its nominal speed
and adjust the external potentiometer and trimmer "V" to
obtain the desired voltage. The external potentiometer
has the effect of increasing the voltage value set by the
"V" trimmer.
2) Connection with controller or cosf regulator:
ON the dip-switch EXT-VOLT (and make sure the dip
switches EXT-POT is turned OFF).
accepts voltage analogic input (0-10VDC, observe
polarity shown in figure) for remote voltage adjustment.
To set the system, follow this procedure:
- Decrease the voltage by turning the "V" trimmer
counter-clockwise;
- Apply half the control voltage at the "EXT pot" terminals
(5 VDC);
- Act on the "V" trimmer to bring the voltage to the
nominal value;
in this way, the external controller can increase or
decrease the output voltage.
In case the remote voltage adjustment is not used, turn
OFF the dip-switches EXT-POT and EXT-VOLT. Pay
attention not to turn ON both the dip-switches.
Phase Frequency
Dip-switch
Dip-switch
Voltage
increasing
Voltage
decreasing
Underfrequency
protection limit
increasing
Underfrequency
protection limit
decreasing
Turn
The AVR regulator
Voltage
Dip-switch
Stability
decreasing
Stability
increasing
Connection with controller,
Observe polarity: