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Kohler M340 Generator Set

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Specifications

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Service specifications

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TypeItemValueUnitCondition
OtherAvailable hard drive space for installation5MB
OtherData bits8bitsdefault
OtherDevices per RS-485 local area network128devices
OtherDropout/Pickup minimum difference2%required between related settings
OtherEngine-start run hours0-72:00Hours:Minutesreturns to 00:00 after timeout
OtherExtended memory8MB
OtherExtended time delay range0 to 99minutesaccessory DD-100-B; affects TDNE, TDES, TDEN, TDOE, TDON, TDEC
OtherLoad Shed After time0-5secondsstandard range
OtherLoad Shed Before time0-60secondsstandard range
OtherLoad Shed Loads Return1-9loadsstandard range
OtherLoad Shed Sequence time0-5secondsstandard range
OtherNetwork address range1--128
OtherOff delay minimum on MM and MN power conversion units1second
OtherParityNonedefault
OtherPlant Exerciser Run Hours (Engine Run)0-4:00Hours:Minutesfactory setting 7-day
OtherProcessor486 or Pentium, 33 MHz clock speed
OtherProgrammed transition (center off) time delay0 to 2minutes
OtherRS-232 cable length15.2mfrom PC serial port (50 ft.)
OtherRS-485 cable length1220m4000 ft. total length
OtherSerial COM port baud rate1200, 2400, or 9600baud
OtherSerial COM port baud rate2400, 4800, or 9600baud
OtherStop bits1bitsdefault
OtherSystem ID number maximum digits6digits
OtherTDEC time delay0 to 30minutesstandard feature
OtherTDEN time delay0 to 30minutesstandard feature
OtherTDES time delay0 to 6secondsstandard feature
OtherTDNE time delay0 to 5minutesstandard feature
OtherTime Delay Emergency to Normal (TDEN)0-30 minutesminutesstandard range
OtherTime Delay Engine Cooldown (TDEC)0-30 minutesminutesstandard range
OtherTime Delay Engine Start (TDES)0-6 secondssecondsstandard range
OtherTime Delay Normal to Emergency (TDNE)0-5 minutesminutesstandard range
OtherTime delays with extended time delay99:00minutes:secondsmaximum with Extended Time Delay
OtherTransformer turn ratio JA1-5, JA8-1030-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JB1-6, JB8-1075-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JC1-5, JC8-10100-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JD1-5, JD8-10150-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JE1-5, JE8-10300-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JF1-6, JF8-10400-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JG1-5, JG8-10600-5option 18-J meters
OtherTransformer turn ratio JH1-5, JH8-10800-5option 18-J meters
ResistanceResistor in voltmeter circuit2500ohms±10%
SpeedEmergency Hz setting range48-62HzIndex 7 standard range
SpeedEmergency Overfrequency Dropout115%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedEmergency Overfrequency Pickup110%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedEmergency Underfrequency Dropout85%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedEmergency Underfrequency Pickup90%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedGenerator set frequency above utility source for inphase monitor0.5Hzgenerator set should run 0.5 Hz faster than utility source
SpeedNormal Hz setting range48-62HzIndex 6 standard range
SpeedNormal Overfrequency Dropout115%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedNormal Overfrequency Pickup110%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedNormal Underfrequency Dropout85%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
SpeedNormal Underfrequency Pickup90%% of rated frequencyfactory setting
TemperatureOperating ambient temperature-20 to +150°Faccuracy –2%
TemperatureStorage ambient temperature-60 to +220°F
Voltage1/25 of line voltage19.2V480 V line voltage
Voltage1/25 of line voltage24.0V600 V line voltage
Voltage1/25 of line voltage4.8V120 V line voltage
Voltage1/25 of line voltage8.3V208 V line voltage
Voltage1/25 of line voltage9.6V240 V line voltage
VoltageBattery input voltage TB-DC1-29 to TB-DC1-3412-30VDC

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Fault codes

80
CodeNameMeaningSeverityAction
0No faults presentDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeInfo
0/0/0/0No errorDecision-Maker 8000 Error List
0/0/1/6Illegal accessRead (write) of the communication object. Object intended only for write (read).
0/0/2/6Comm. Object nonexistentDecision-Maker 8000 Error List
1Master switch not in auto (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeWarning
2Master switch errorDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
3OvercrankDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
4Locked rotorDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
5OverspeedDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
6Low oil pressure prealarm (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeWarning
7Low oil pressure shutdownDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
8High coolant temperature prealarm (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeWarning
9High coolant temperature shutdownDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
10Low coolant temperature (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeWarning
11Aux. delayDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault Code
12Aux. immediateDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault Code
13MDEC/ADEC yellow alarm (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeWarning
14MDEC/ADEC red alarmDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
15Loss of ECM commsDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
16kW OverloadDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
17Under Frequency WarningDecision-Maker 340 Alert CodeWarning
18High Battery VoltageDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
19Coolant Temperature Signal LossDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
20Oil Pressure Signal LossDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
21Ground Fault DetectedDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
22Over CurrentDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
23Engine CooldownDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
24Time Delay Engine StartDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
25Generator RunningDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
26NFPA 110 Common AlarmDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
27Starting AidDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
28Low Oil PressureDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
29High Coolant TemperatureDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
30OvercrankDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
31OverspeedDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
32Emergency StopDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
33Not In AutoDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
34System ReadyDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
35Low Battery VoltageDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
36Battery Charger FaultDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
37Low FuelDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
38High Coolant Temperature WarningDecision-Maker 340 Alert CodeWarning
39Low Oil Pressure WarningDecision-Maker 340 Alert CodeWarning
40Low Coolant TemperatureDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
41Weak BatteryDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
42Load Shed UnderfrequencyDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
43Load Shed Excess kWDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
44Low AC OutputDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
45Overvoltage L1-L2Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
46Overvoltage L2-L3Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
46-66Digital Input 01-21Decision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
47Overvoltage L3-L1Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
48Overvoltage L1-L0Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
49Overvoltage L2-L0Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
50Overvoltage L3-L0Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
51Undervoltage L1-L2Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
52Undervoltage L2-L3Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
53Undervoltage L3-L1Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
54Undervoltage L1-L0Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
55Undervoltage L2-L0Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
56Undervoltage L3-L0Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
57Master Switch Open (OFF/RESET)Decision-Maker 340 Alert Code
58Power-Down ErrorDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
59Overfrequency ShutdownDecision-Maker 340 Alert CodeShutdown
74-81Reserved for additional inputDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
75ECMCommunicationLossDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 75; ECM FaultShutdown
82Defined Common FaultDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
99Genset Parameter WarningDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeWarning
100Genset S/N Mismatch WarningDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeWarning
101Genset S/N Mismatch ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
103Protective Relay OvervoltageDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
104Protective Relay Under VoltageDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
105Protective Relay OverfrequencyDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
106Protective Relay UnderfrequencyDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
107Protective Relay Reverse PowerDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
108Protective Relay Over PowerDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
109Protective Relay Loss of FieldDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
110Protective Relay Overcurrent VrDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
111Reverse Power ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
112Over Power ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown

Showing the first 80 of 305 codes.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Procedures

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Add/Remove Shunt-Jumper Controlled Options adjustment

⚠ Do not remove the MANUAL OVERRIDE jumper.

  1. Add/remove shunt-jumpers across the terminals next to the option name on JP1. Do not remove the MANUAL OVERRIDE jumper.
  2. Go to Index 20 and press Menu Down; look for OPTIONS LOCK? NO. Lock the options by answering YES then ENTER if desired.
  3. Power down the controller by disconnecting the inline disconnect plug P1.
  4. Wait a minimum of 1 minute then reconnect plug P1 to power up the controller.
  5. Check Index 11; YES should appear only after the Index 11 listing of options with installed shunt jumpers.
Analog Input Setup Procedure adjustment
  1. Select Data Window>Add Window.
  2. Select the Decision-Maker 550 controller and Analog Input Setup; click OK.
  3. Select Data Window>Setup or right-click in the window and select Setup.
  4. Type the analog input description and units, 20 characters maximum.
  5. Enter shutdown values, warning values, and time delays within the limits.
  6. Click OK to accept the changes or Cancel to discard them.
Calibrate Logic Board Normal Single-Phase Source adjustment

⚠ Never auto-zero the source unless it is zero volts.

Tools: voltmeter

  1. Using the menu in Index 12, arrow down to N-AUTO-ZERO?. Press the YES key and the ENTER key.
  2. Observe the ENTRY ACCEPTED message on the LCD.
  3. When the LCD again reads N-AUTO-ZERO?, restore the normal power source.
  4. Press the MENU Arrow Down key so the LCD reads N-VOLT VAC. Value should be between 60% and 80% of system voltage.
  5. Measure normal system voltage at TB-AC1-NA to TB-AC1-NC. Enter the measured value at N-VOLT VAC; press ENTER.
  6. Press the RESET MENU key and then the ENTER key to store the set points.
Calibrate The Logic Board Emergency Source Voltage adjustment

⚠ Never auto-zero the source unless it is zero volts.

Tools: voltmeter

  1. Choose single-phase or three-phase emergency sensing in Menu Index 7 (three-phase requires option DD-05-K).
  2. Using the menu in Index 12, press YES at the E-AUTO-ZERO? message. Do not press ENTER yet.
  3. Disconnect the emergency power source; press the ENTER key.
  4. Observe the ENTRY ACCEPTED message on the LCD.
  5. When the LCD again reads E-AUTO-ZERO?, reconnect the emergency power source.
  6. Measure emergency voltage (E-VOLT VAC or E-PH A-B, B-C, A-C VAC) and enter the measured values; press ENTER.
  7. Press the RESET MENU key and then the ENTER key to store the setpoints.
Digital Input Setup Procedure adjustment
  1. Choose Add Window>Digital Inputs.
  2. Select Data Window>Setup to enter the setup mode.
  3. Enter the description in the first column, 20 characters maximum.
  4. Click in the Enabled column to toggle between Yes and No.
  5. Enter the Inhibit and Time Delay values in seconds.
  6. Select the function from the drop-down list in the last column.
  7. Click OK to apply the changes or Cancel to discard them.
RDO Setup Procedure adjustment
  1. Select the Relay Driver Output data window.
  2. Choose Data Window>Setup or right-click on the data window and choose Setup.
  3. Double-click on the line for the RDO to define.
  4. Select the item to define as an RDO from the drop-down list.
  5. Click OK to apply the changes or Cancel to discard them.
Set Normal Source Voltage and Frequency Set Points (Index 6) adjustment
  1. Place programming mode switch in LOCAL position.
  2. Enter index 6 for Normal System.
  3. Set NORM VOLTS to match system voltage.
  4. Set NORM HERTZ to match system frequency.
  5. Select one-phase or 3-phase sensing.
  6. Set over/under voltage and frequency pickup and dropout percentages.
  7. Press STORE SETPOINTS.
Trip Point Setup Procedure adjustment
  1. Select the Trip Point data window.
  2. Select Data Window>Setup or right-click in the data window and choose Setup.
  3. Enter the values for the pickup and dropout settings in the boxes.
  4. Set over trip points higher than under trip points.
  5. Maintain at least a 2% difference between dropout and pickup settings.
  6. Click OK to apply the changes or Cancel to discard them.
Voltage Sensing Calibration (Index 12) adjustment

⚠ Unit starts without notice

Tools: 1%-accurate or better voltmeter

  1. De-energize or disconnect the emergency source; open the emergency breaker.
  2. Enter index 12 for Calibration.
  3. Press YES at E-AUTO-ZERO to zero the emergency voltmeter.
  4. Connect a 1%-accurate or better voltmeter to the lugs.
  5. Close the emergency breaker or start the generator set.
  6. Enter the voltmeter reading for each phase.
  7. Open normal-source breaker, place switch in emergency position, zero and calibrate normal voltmeter.
Keypad And Status Panel diagnostic
  1. Test the keypad by pressing a key and checking the response. If the response is ever incorrect, the keypad is defective; replace the logic board assembly.
  2. Press the LAMP TEST key on the keypad.
  3. If some LEDs are on but at least one is not, the status panel is defective; replace the logic board assembly.
  4. If some LCD character blocks appear black but at least one does not, replace the logic board assembly.
  5. If no LEDs are on and character blocks are black, verify power and check the P2 and P4 ribbon cable connections.
Power to the System diagnostic

⚠ When taking a voltage or resistance measurement at a ribbon cable pin, do not disconnect the ribbon cable from the board. Use a needle point probe.

Tools: voltmeter

  1. Using a voltmeter, connect one test lead to TB-AC1-NA and the other to TB-AC1-NC. If the expected normal source voltage is not read, check the normal source and harness P1.
  2. Connect test leads to TB-AC1-NAS and TB-AC1-NCS. If approximately 19 volts AC is not read, check that the transformer is wired correctly.
  3. Connect test leads to TB-AC1-EA and TB-AC1-EC. If the expected emergency source voltage is not read, check the emergency source and harness P1.
  4. Connect test leads to TB-AC1-EAS and TB-AC1-ECS. If approximately 19 volts AC is not read, check that the transformer is wired correctly.
  5. Connect positive lead to TB-DC1-29 and negative lead to TB-DC1-34. Should read between 12 and 30 volts DC.
  6. Connect positive lead to TB-DC1-23 and negative lead to TB-DC1-34. Should read between approximately 12 and 30 volts DC.
  7. Connect positive lead to P2-13 and negative lead to TB-DC1-34. Should read approximately 10 volts DC.
  8. Connect positive lead to TB-DC1-30 and negative lead to TB-DC1-34. Should read approximately 10 volts DC.
  9. If the voltage readings were never correct, replace the power supply board.
APM802 Connection Procedure (RS-485 or Ethernet) installation

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Will cause severe injury or death. Disconnect all power sources before opening the enclosure.

Tools: Belden #9841 or equivalent shielded twisted-pair cable

  1. Disable the generator set per safety precautions.
  2. Turn off and disconnect power to all devices in the system.
  3. Connect to RS-485 connections on TB10 or to the RJ45 port labeled Ethernet 3.
  4. Verify that the controller is OFF.
  5. Reconnect the engine starting battery, negative (--) lead last.
  6. Reconnect power to the battery charger, if equipped.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

Voltage reconnection

VoltagePhaseConnectionLeadsNotes
APM802 RS-485 connections on TB10Connector 7 (--) Blue; Connector 8 (+) Green. Shield: do not connect at TB10 or base module; tape to insulate unused end.120 ohm resistor located on the base module.
Decision-Maker 3+ RS-485 connection (TB5)Connect A to --, B to +, and GND to shield.Use Belden #9841 or equivalent cable. Termination resistor X-6058-27 (121 ohms) connect + to -- on last device in network.
Decision-Maker 3500 TB12 RS-485 connectionCOM (+) White; COM (--) Black. Shield: do not connect at TB12 or DEC 3500; connect shield at RSA III P27 connection only.Use Belden #9844 or equivalent cable.
Decision-Maker 550 / 6000 RS-485 connectorConnect + to +, -- to --, GND to shield between devices. Use Belden #9841 or equivalent cable.Termination resistor X-6058-27 (121 ohms) connect + to -- on last device in network.
Decision-Maker 8000 RS-485 connections (customer connection area, bottom panel)Blue, high (H) or positive (+), wire connects to the A terminal; Green, low (L) or negative (--), wire connects to the B terminal. COM terminal also present.Pull up jumper, pull down jumper, and 120 ohm resistor for RS-485 are located on the controller base box.

Extracted from the manufacturer documentation linked to this model. Values are copied as printed; confirm against your unit's manual and serial number.

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Available documents

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This page was generated from the 8 manufacturer documents above by automated extraction; every figure shown is copied from one of them. How the data is compiled.