Engine Protection Module - Mase MPL 111 S Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento

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MPL 111 S
GB
5.4 E
P
NGINE
ROTECTION
The PDM1 should be set up and used by trained
personnel to avoid damages or safety hazards.
Introduction
The PDM1 is a control unit for engine protection and is
used for manual starting and stopping of petrol (gasoline)
or diesel engines.
The PDM1 provides for automatic monitoring and
shutdown of the engine in case of a fault and has
protections for: low oil pressure, high engine temperatu-
re, low fuel level, alternator battery-charger fault, low and
high engine speed.
By turning the selector key to the "ON" position, the
PDM1 is powered up.
The engine control conducts a LED test cycle and
then it set itself up for the starting cycle which is
operated by turning the key to "START" after the
preheating delay (led ref.7 still switched on).
After the "Alarms inhibition delay", the protections are
enabled and, if there are malfunction conditions, the unit
stops the engine.
To proceed with the stopping cycle, turn the key to
"STOP".
Alarms
The "Pressure", "Temperature" and "Fuel level" alarms
are enabled when the engine is running after the alarms
inhibition delay . The "RPM out of limits" alarm is enabled
when
engine running is detected.
With the unit supplied and the engine stopped or the
alarms inhibition time not lapsed, the front LEDs show
the input state, without causing any alarm event.
During the engine operation, it will be stopped at any
alarm event. The tripping is stored and the relative
malfunction LED remains switched on.
In these conditions, no other alarm is displayed except
for the one causing he engine to stop.
Resetting is obtained by removing power from the unit or
by pressing any of the keys at the lapsing of the Stop
time.
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ON
STOP
START
Front panel description. See fig.9
Engine out of limits alarm LED (ref.1)
1)Indicate the input state before the engine is switched on.
2)Switched off during normal engine operation.
3)Switched on after alarm stopping.
High engine temperature and low coolant level alarm
LED (ref.2)
1)Indicate the input state before the engine is switched on.
2)Switched off during normal engine operation.
3)Switched on after alarm stopping.
Low fuel level alarm LED (ref.3)
1)Indicate the input state before the engine is switched on.
2)Switched off during normal engine operation.
3)Switched on with low level fuel.
Low oil pressure alarm LED (ref.4)
1)Indicate the input state before the engine is switched on.
2)Switched off during normal engine operation.
3)Switched on after alarm stopping.
Battery-charger alternator failure LED (ref.5)
1)Indicate the input state before the engine is switched on.
2)Switched off during normal engine operation.
3)Switched on after alarm stopping.
"Supply" LED (ref.6)
1)Constantly switched on at power up.
2)One flash at motor running detection.
3)After the "Alarm enable delay",it flashes to indicate all
alarms are working.
4)Quick flashing during stopping cycle.
Glow plugs LED (ref.7)
1)At power up the LED is constantly switched on to indicate
the electro valve opening (switched off during stopping
cycle).
2)Flashing to indicate the glow plug preheat or deceleration
time lapsing.
P2 / P1 (ref.8)
Programming keys.
For engine protection module re-programming, contact
a mase technical assistance centre.
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