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Specifications

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Service intervals

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ItemActionHoursMonthsNotes
Automatic control systemTest1 moMonthly (M).
Automatic control system (automatic operation test)Test1 moTest the transfer switch automatic control system monthly.
Commutateurs de dérivation/isolement modèles KGS/KGP — contrôles supplémentairesInspect12 moSection 6.3.5; annuel (A)
Contacts de commutation d'alimentation principaux du commutateur de transfertInspect12 moAnnuel (A); nettoyer ou changer les contacts/contacteur comme il se doit (M.E.)
Control and power wiring connectionsAdjust12 moTighten to specifications. Yearly (Y).
Control and power wiring connectionsOther12 moTighten to specifications (Section 1.3). Y = yearly.
Electrical system overheating/loose connectionsCheck12 moLook for discoloration of metal, melted plastic, or a burning odor (Section 1.3). Y = yearly. Service more frequently in dusty/dirty areas.
Essai du système de commande automatique du commutateur de transfertTest1 moMensuel (M)
External hardwareCheck1 moIn place, tightened, and not badly worn (Section 1.2). M = monthly.
External hardware (in place, tightened, not badly worn)Check1 moMonthly (M).
External operating mechanism cleanlinessClean12 moClean and relubricate if dirty. Yearly (Y). Service more frequently in extremely dusty or dirty areas.
Extérieur du commutateur de transfert (vibration, fuites, température, contamination, détérioration)Inspect1 moMensuel (M)
Gaines de câblage — détérioration, coupures ou abrasionInspect12 moAnnuel (A); réparer ou remplacer les câblages endommagés
Inside of the transfer switch (vibration, leakage, noise, high temperature, contamination, deterioration)Inspect1 moMonthly (M).
Internal hardwareCheck12 moIn place, tightened, and not badly worn (Section 1.3).
Internal hardware (in place, tightened, not badly worn)Check1 moMonthly (M).
Intérieur du commutateur de transfertInspect12 moAnnuel (A)
LED indicators, time delays, and remote control systemsTest12 moYearly (Y).
Limiteurs de surtension — état des fils de raccordementCheck2 moTous les 2 mois
Main power switching contacts conditionInspect12 moClean or replace main contacts or transfer switch assembly as necessary. Yearly (Y).
Main power switching mechanismsCheck12 moMechanical operation and integrity (Section 1.3). Y = yearly.
Main power switching mechanisms mechanical operation and integrityCheck12 moYearly (Y).
Millivolt drop test for high contact resistanceTest12 moYearly (Y).
Modules limiteurs de surtension — indicateurs d'étatCheck2 moTous les 2 mois
Movable finger assemblies (Models KGS/KGP)Lubricate12 moApply dielectric grease, if possible. Models KGS/KGP, yearly.
Mécanisme externe du contacteur — propretéClean12 moAnnuel (A); nettoyer et lubrifier s'il est sale; ne pas utiliser d'air comprimé
Outside of the transfer switch (vibration, leakage, high temperature, contamination, deterioration)Inspect1 moMonthly (M).
Power connector pin/socket retaining bolt torque (Models KGS/KGP)Check12 moVerify bolts are properly torqued. Models KGS/KGP, yearly.
Power connector socket thermal reading (Models KGS/KGP)Test12 moTake thermal readings of each socket after it has been energized for at least 3 hours; readings exceeding 65 C (149 F) indicate a need to replace the socket. Models KGS/KGP, yearly.
Power switching deviceLubricate12 moManually operate the power switching device and lubricate, if necessary (Section 1.3.3). Y = yearly.
Raccordements de câblages de commande et d'alimentationAdjust12 moAnnuel (A); serrer aux couples indiqués
Signs of overheating or loose connections (discoloration of metal, melted plastic, burning odor)Check12 moVisually inspect and check; Yearly (Y). Section 2.2.2.
Système électrique — signes de surchauffe ou de mauvais contactsInspect12 moAnnuel (A); altération de couleur du métal, plastique fondu ou odeur de brûlé
Toute la visserie externeCheck1 moMensuel (M); en place, serrée et pas excessivement usée
Toute la visserie interneCheck12 moAnnuel (A); en place, serrée et pas excessivement usée
Transfer switch automatic control systemTest1 moMonthly (M) automatic operation test, loaded or auto-load (O/I/M).
Transfer switch exteriorInspect1 moLook for excessive vibration, leakage, high temperature, contamination, or deterioration (Section 1.2). M = monthly. * Service more frequently in dusty/dirty areas.
Transfer switch interiorInspect12 moCheck for vibration, leakage, noise, high temperature, contamination, moisture, or deterioration; metal discoloration, melted plastic, or burning odor (Section 1.3).
Voltage-sensing circuitry and setpoint calibrationAdjust60 moCheck calibration and recalibrate as necessary. Every 5 Years.
Voltage-sensing circuitry and setpointsCheck60 moCheck calibration and recalibrate circuitry as necessary — Every 5 Years (Section 1.4.3).

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

Service specifications

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TypeItemValueUnitCondition
ClearanceAuxiliary switch trip distance before fully seated position1.59mm1/16 in.
ClearanceContact pressure spacer0.5mm0.02 in.
ClearanceSpring gap (800-1200 A)3.175 maximum to 1.59 minimummm1/8 in. max to 1/16 in. min deflection on mains less than prespring gap
GapArcing contact minimum gap0.0762mm0.003 in.; feeler gauge must enter 1.59 mm (1/16 in.) past edge of silver
GapMain contact minimum gap (1600-2000 A and 3000 A)6.35mm1/4 in.
GapMain contact minimum gap (800-1200 A)1.59mm1/16 in.
OtherAuto-Loaded test time30mindefault; adjustable from 1 minute to 60 minutes
OtherController K1 (NR) and K2 (ER) relays energized time250millisecondsto initiate transfer
OtherFrequency dropout time3secdefault; adjustment range 0.1–15 sec
OtherOvervoltage dropout default115% of nominal (276 V for 240 V system); maximum 690 volts%110% for 600 volt applications
OtherShaft adjustment (600 A KSP)1.5 rotations back from limit of switching rangeafter mechanism just latches with manual handle
OtherTemps d'excitation du relais de durée de transfert étendue (transition fermée)100 ms à 10 secondes (réglage recommandé 1 % = 0,1 s)s
OtherTime delay, Engine Cooldown, Source S12secdefault
OtherTime delay, Engine Cooldown, Source S25secdefault; adjustment range 0–60 min
OtherTime delay, Engine Start, Source S13secdefault
OtherTime delay, Engine Start, Source S23secdefault; adjustment range 0–6 sec (extendable to 60 minutes with External Battery Supply Module Kit); adjustable in 1 second increments
OtherTime delay, Fail to Acquire Pref1mindefault
OtherTime delay, Fail to Acquire Stby1mindefault
OtherTime delay, In-Phase Xfr Fail (Set Sources menu)30secdefault
OtherTime delay, Load # Add E>N0secdefault
OtherTime delay, Load # Add N>E0secdefault
OtherTime delay, Load # Add Source1/Source20secdefault
OtherTime delay, Load # Disc E>N0secdefault
OtherTime delay, Load # Disc N>E0secdefault
OtherTime delay, Load # Remove Srce1/Srce20secdefault
OtherTime delay, Xfr OFF>Pref1secdefault
OtherTime delay, Xfr Off>Stby1secdefault
OtherTime delay, Xfr Pref>Stby3secdefault
OtherTime delay, Xfr Stby>Pref15mindefault
OtherVoltage dropout time0.5secdefault; adjustment range 0.1–9.9 sec
PressureArc finger contact pressure (1600-2000 A and 3000 A)4-6.4kg9-14 lb.
PressureMain contact pressure (1600-2000 A and 3000 A)1.7-2kg3.75-4.5 lb.
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 1000-1200 A0.085milliohms
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 1600-3000 A0.050milliohms
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 225-400 A0.200milliohms
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 30-200 A0.250milliohms
ResistanceMaximum contact resistance, 600-800 A0.175milliohms
ResistanceMinimum wire insulation resistance1.24megohmshi-pot maximum 500 VAC, 1 second
ResistanceRectifier diode reverse resistanceat least 100 times the forward resistanceohmmeter R x 1 scale or diode checker
ResistanceWire/cable insulation resistance (hi-pot or megger test)1.24MΩminimum; phase-to-phase, phase-to-neutral, and phase-to-ground if neutral and ground are isolated
SpeedOverfrequency dropout (default)101% of pickup%adjustment range 101%–115%
SpeedOverfrequency pickup (default)110% of nominal%adjustment range 105%–120%
SpeedUnderfrequency dropout (default)99% of pickup%adjustment range 95%–99%
SpeedUnderfrequency pickup (default)90% of nominal%adjustment range 80%–95%
SpeedUndervoltage pickup default90% of nominal (216 V for 240 V system)%
TemperaturePower connector socket surface temperature limit65C149 F; reading indicates a need to replace socket
TemperatureSurface de l'embase de connecteur (modèles KGS/KGP) après au moins 3 heures sous tension65°C (149 °F)toute mesure dépassant cette valeur indique qu'il faut changer la prise
TorqueAnchor bar 1/4-20 socket head cap screws (3000 A)10.2Nm90 in. lb.
TorqueArc chute holding screws2.8Nm25 in. lb.
TorqueAuxiliary switch mounting screws0.14Nmmaximum (1 in. lb.)
TorqueBraid lug bolts (1600-2000 A)31.2Nm23 ft. lb.
TorqueBraid lug nuts (3000 A)19Nm14 ft. lb.
TorqueControl switch connections0.14Nmmaximum (1 in. lb.)
TorqueController assembly four corner nuts6.8Nmmaximum (5 ft. lbs. or 60 in lbs.)
TorqueController assembly mounting nuts (four corners)6.8Nmno more than; equivalent to 5 ft. lb. or 60 in. lb.
TorqueGeneral torque, 1/2-13 American Standard (into cast iron or steel, Grade 2 or 5)60.0Nmequivalent to 44 ft. lb.
TorqueGeneral torque, 1/4-20 American Standard (into cast iron or steel, Grade 2 or 5)6.8Nmequivalent to 60 in. lb.
TorqueGeneral torque, 3/8-16 American Standard (into cast iron or steel, Grade 2 or 5)24.0Nmequivalent to 18 ft. lb.
TorqueGeneral torque, M10 x 1.50 metric (into cast iron or steel, Grade 5.8 or 8.8)30.0Nmequivalent to 22 ft. lb.
TorqueGeneral torque, M12 x 1.75 metric (into cast iron or steel, Grade 5.8 or 8.8)53.0Nmequivalent to 39 ft. lb.

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

Recommended fluids

FluidGradeStandardAmbientCapacityNotes
Greasedielectric greaseApply to movable finger assemblies (Models KGS/KGP) yearly, if possible. Do not use oil; order the lubrication kit shown in the Parts Catalog.
OtherSAE 20Medium weight oil, applied sparingly to yoke pivot bushings (100–800 Amp MCCB) and the manual handle hub (1000–1200 Amp MCCB) for lubrication; motor and gearbox are permanently lubricated.

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

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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
10Low coolant temperature (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault 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
11Aux. delayDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault Code
110Protective Relay Overcurrent VrDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
1100OverspeedDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 16Shutdown
1102Low Oil Pressure WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1103Low Coolant Temperature WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1104Low Oil Level WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1105Low Coolant Level ShutdownDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 18Shutdown
1106Low Fuel WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1107Low Battery VoltageDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1109High Fuel Temperature WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 16Warning
111Reverse Power ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
1110Low Fuel Pressure WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1114Low Coolant Pressure WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 18Warning
1115High Oil Temperature WarningDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 2; FMI 6Warning
112Over Power ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
113Loss of Field ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
114Over Current ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
115Common Protective Relay OutputDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
116In SynchDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
117Breaker TripDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
118Fuel Valve RelayDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
119Pre Lube RelayDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
12Aux. immediateDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault Code
120Air -Fuel Module StartDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
121Oil Temperature Loss of SignalDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
122High Oil Temperature WarningDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeWarning
123Intake Air Temperature Loss of SignalDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
124High Intake Air Temperature WarningDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeWarning
125High Intake Air Temperature ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
126MDEC/ADEC Yellow AlarmDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeWarning
127MDEC/ADEC Red AlarmDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
128MDEC/ADEC Block Heater ControlDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
129Low Coolant Temperature ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
13MDEC/ADEC yellow alarm (warning)Decision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeWarning
130MDEC/ADEC Load Shed Over TemperatureDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
131Reserved For Future UseDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
132Engine Derate ActiveDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
133Engine StalledDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
1334Under Voltage Shutdown (L1-L2)Decision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 18Shutdown
1336Under Voltage Shutdown (L2-L3)Decision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 18Shutdown
1338Under Voltage Shutdown (L3-L1)Decision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 18Shutdown
134J1939 CAN Engine ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
1358Under Frequency ShutdownDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 18Shutdown
1374High Total Power ShutdownDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 16Shutdown
139FirmwareUpgradeFaultDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 139; Internal Fault
14MDEC/ADEC red alarmDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
143WatchdogTimerExpiredDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 143; Internal Fault
144InternalFailureDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 144; Internal Fault
145FileSystemErrorDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 145; Internal Fault
146USBErrorDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 146; Internal Fault
15Loss of ECM commsDecision-Maker 3+ Shutdown Fault CodeShutdown
16kW OverloadDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
1601Low Maximum Alternator CurrentDecision-Maker 3500 Event ID 1; Level 4; FMI 18Shutdown
163TestEventDecision-Maker 3000 Event Code 163; Test Event
17Under Frequency WarningDecision-Maker 340 Alert CodeWarning
175No Oil Press1 SignalDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
176No Oil Press2 SignalDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
177No Cool Temp1 SignalDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
178No Cool Temp2 SignalDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event Code
179Hi Cool Temp1 ShtdwnDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
18High Battery VoltageDecision-Maker 340 Alert Code
180Hi Cool Temp2 ShtdwnDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
181Oil Press1 ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
182Oil Press2 ShutdownDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeShutdown
183Hi Cool Temp1 WarnDecision-Maker 550/6000 System Event CodeWarning

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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Calibration (Voltage/Current) adjustment

⚠ Testing live electrical circuits. Have trained and qualified personnel take diagnostic measurements of live circuits.

Tools: Personal computer with Kohler SiteTech software, Digital voltmeter, Clamp-on current sensing meter (current calibration)

  1. Measure the source voltages as instructed in Section 4.4.3 and record the measured values.
  2. Connect a computer to the MPAC controller and start the SiteTech program.
  3. Click on Parameters and scroll to MPAC Source 1 Calibration or MPAC Source 2 Calibration.
  4. Enter the measured voltage into the corresponding calibration line.
  5. Click on Apply Changes to save the new calibration settings.
  6. For current calibration, enter the measured current (amps) into the corresponding Calibration Factor Load Current L1, L2, or L3 setting.
Shaft Adjustment, 600 Amp Model KSP adjustment

Tools: Manual operating handle

  1. Turn the large round shaft in (clockwise) until the mechanism just latches when operated with the manual handle.
  2. Turn the shaft back 1.5 rotations from the limit of the switching range.
  3. Hold the shaft and tighten the nut.
  4. Replace the cover on the mechanical unit.
Engine Start Test Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Accidental starting. Disconnect the battery cables before working on the generator set (negative lead first).

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

Tools: Ohmmeter or test lamp

  1. Start with the transfer switch in the Source N position.
  2. Connect an ohmmeter or test lamp across the engine start contacts at J1 pins 8 and 9, or at the transfer switch contactor/terminal block, or at the generator set engine start leads.
  3. Disconnect Normal power from the transfer switch and verify that the engine start contacts close.
  4. Reconnect Normal power and verify that the engine start contacts open after applicable time delays.
  5. If the contacts do not operate, replace the ATS controller's power board.
  6. Press the Test button to initiate a test sequence and verify that the engine start contacts close.
  7. Press the End button to end the test; verify the engine start contacts open after the engine cooldown time delay.
  8. If the engine start contacts do not close during the Test Procedure, replace the ATS controller's logic board.
Voltage, Frequency, and Phase Rotation Check Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Hazardous voltage. Only authorized personnel should open the enclosure.

⚠ Be prepared for the system to operate automatically.

Tools: Digital voltmeter (DVM) with electrically insulated probes, Phase rotation meter

  1. Ensure that all downstream loads are switched off.
  2. If the source being measured is a generator set, start it by moving the master switch to RUN.
  3. Use a voltmeter to check the source phase-to-phase and phase-to-neutral terminal voltages and frequency.
  4. If Source N (utility) does not match the nameplate, STOP — the transfer switch is not designed for the application.
  5. If a generator set does not match the nameplate, adjust the generator set per the manufacturer's instructions.
  6. Use a phase rotation meter to check the phase rotation at the source terminals; rewire source terminals if necessary.
  7. Controller default phase rotation is ABC; change it to BAC in Source Setup if the application uses BAC.
  8. Stop the generator set (master switch to OFF/RESET) and repeat steps 2 through 5 for Source E.
  9. Close and lock the enclosure door, perform the Lamp Test, then proceed to the Automatic Operation Test.
Voltage, Frequency, and Phase Rotation Measurement Procedure diagnostic

⚠ Perform voltage checks in the order given to avoid damaging the transfer switch.

⚠ Do not connect or disconnect the controller wiring harness when power is connected.

Tools: Digital voltmeter with insulated probes, Phase rotation meter

  1. Verify the generator set master switch is OFF and both power sources are disconnected.
  2. Disconnect the power switching device and controller wiring harnesses at the inline disconnect plug.
  3. Manually operate the transfer switch to position E.
  4. If Source N is a generator set, start the generator.
  5. Close the Source N circuit breaker or switch.
  6. Check Source N phase-to-phase and phase-to-neutral voltages and frequency.
  7. Use a phase rotation meter to check Source N phase rotation; rewire terminals if necessary.
  8. Stop the generator set and disconnect Source N.
  9. Manually operate the transfer switch to position N and repeat steps 4 through 8 for Source E.
  10. Disconnect both sources to the transfer switch.
  11. Connect the power switching device and controller wiring harnesses at the inline disconnect plug.
  12. Close and lock the transfer switch enclosure door.
  13. Reconnect both power sources.
  14. Move the generator set master switch to the AUTO position.
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.
Bypass and Isolate the Transfer Switch installation

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

⚠ Servicing the transfer switch. Hazardous voltage can cause severe injury or death. Deenergize all power sources before servicing.

Tools: Phillips screwdriver, Small flat tip screwdriver, Wire cutter, 7/16 nut driver, 11/32 nut driver, 5/16 nut driver

  1. Bypass the ATS to normal, then rack the ATS out to the isolate position.
  2. Place the generator set master switch in the OFF position or press the OFF/RESET button.
  3. Disconnect power to the battery charger, if equipped.
  4. Disconnect the generator set engine starting battery(ies), negative (--) lead first.
  5. Disconnect power from the transfer switch on both sources, Normal and Emergency.
Complete the RSA III final installation installation
  1. Mount the RSA III box to the wall or to the electrical box in the wall if not already done; check that the box is square.
  2. Position the RSA III front panel assembly to the box and install four self-tapping screws X-67-154; do not tighten.
  3. Center the remote annunciator in the box and square with the wall; tighten the screws.
  4. Flush mount: place wall-mounting plate GM85126 behind the RSA III front panel assembly flange.
Configuration de la commande de charge basée sur la durée installation

⚠ Enregistrer (Save) le paramètre configuré après chaque étape puis naviguer jusqu'au paramètre suivant.

  1. Raccorder chaque circuit de charge à une borne de sortie de la carte principale ou d'un module d'E/S.
  2. Utiliser Set Inputs/Outputs pour affecter la sortie à une sortie de commande de charge 1 à 9.
  3. Aller au menu Set S1 Time Delays ou Set S2 Time Delays.
  4. Sélectionner le mode de commande de charge Time.
  5. Entrer le nombre de charges à contrôler.
  6. Définir Load # Disc N>E (maximum 60 minutes).
  7. Définir Load # Reconn E>N (maximum 60 minutes) et Loads to Add (1 à 9).
  8. Si requis pour la source 2, répéter les étapes 3 à 6 dans Set S2 Time Delays.
Configure the APM402 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller defaults to a 19200 baud rate and Modbus address #1.
  2. If Modbus settings need altering, use SiteTech software to make the configuration changes.
  3. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Configure the APM603 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller is factory configured with RSA Baud Rate 19200, RSA Comm Protocol Modbus, and RSA Modbus Address 1.
  2. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.
Configure the APM802 controllers for the remote serial annunciator installation
  1. Verify the controller is factory configured with speed 19200 baud, stop bit 1, parity without, function Modbus slave, slave number 1.
  2. Verify the RS-485 address on the controller matches the address on the RSA III master.

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
AC voltage sensing check (emergency source) on main logic boardP1-7, P1-6, and P1-18Figure 2-19 voltage sensing troubleshooting
AC voltage sensing check (normal source) on main logic boardP1-12, P1-11, and P1-4Figure 2-19 voltage sensing troubleshooting
APM402 and Decision-Maker 3000 P21P21-1 GND Shield; P21-2 (+) White; P21-3 (-) BlackConnect shield at either end but not at both ends.
APM603 customer connection terminal block(+) White; (-) Black; Shield — do not connect at the customer connection terminal block; tape to insulate unused endConnect shield at the RSA III P27 connection but not at the APM603 customer connection terminal block.
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.
APM802 TB10TB10-7 (-) Blue; TB10-8 (+) Green; Shield — do not connect at TB10 or base module; tape to insulate unused end120 ohm resistor located on the base module; connect shield at the RSA III P27 connection only.
Communication module board TB5 (DEC 3+)TB5-3 ATS Position Input Return; TB5-4 User 1 Input Return; TB5-5 User 2 Input Return; TB5-6 User 3 Input Return; TB5-9 ATS Position Input; TB5-10 User 1 Input; TB5-11 User 2 Input; TB5-12 User 3 InputTerminals 1, 2, 7, and 8 not used. User 3 Input reserved for high battery volts (HBV) on DEC 3+ controllers.
Control circuit isolation switch position ONUtility power to controller: Connected
Decision-Maker 3+ P21P21-1 - Black; P21-2 + White; P21-3 GND ShieldConnect shield at either end but not at both ends.
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 TB12COM (+) (+) White; COM (-) (-) Black; Shield — do not connect at TB12 or DEC 3500, tape to insulate unused endConnect shield at the RSA III P27 connection only.
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 550 and 6000 P20P20-1 GND Shield; P20-2 + White; P20-3 - BlackConnect shield at either end but not at both ends.
Decision-Maker 8000 RS-485A terminal: blue wire, High (H) or Positive (+); B terminal: green wire, Low (L) or Negative (-)120 ohm resistor located on the controller base box; connect shield at the RSA III P27 connection only.
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.
Engine start contacts continuity check at connector J1pins 8 and 9Transfer switch harness-to-controller connection
P27 connector on RSA III slaveP27-1 (-) Black (from master or previous slave); P27-2 (+) White (from master or previous slave); P27-3 Shield (from master or previous slave); P27-4 (-) Black (to next slave or terminating resistor); P27-5 (+) White (to next slave or terminating resistor); P27-6 Shield (to next slave or open)RS-485 daisy chain from master to slave.
P27 connector on master RSA IIIP27-1 (-) Black (from controller); P27-2 (+) White (from controller); P27-3 Shield (from controller); P27-4 (-) Black (to slave or terminating resistor); P27-5 (+) White (to slave or terminating resistor); P27-6 Shield (to slave or open)RS-485 communication from controller to RSA III master. Connect shield at either end but not both ends.
P27-1 (Controller to RSA III master)(-) Black (from controller)RS-485 communication; use Belden #9841 or equivalent.
P27-2 (Controller to RSA III master)(+) White (from controller)RS-485 communication.
P27-3 (Controller to RSA III master)Shield (from controller)Connect the shield wire at either end but not at both ends.
P27-4 (Master to slave)(-) Black (to slave or terminating resistor)RS-485 communication.
P27-5 (Master to slave)(+) White (to slave or terminating resistor)RS-485 communication.
P27-6 (Master to slave)Shield (to slave or open)RS-485 communication.
P37 power connectionsP37-1 Ground; P37-2 12/24 VDC battery input1 (not polarity sensitive); P37-3 12/24 VDC battery input2 (not polarity sensitive)Requires 12/24-volt, 200 mA (min.) DC power source; voltage should match generator set starting system.
P37-1GroundPower/CAN connections.
P37-212/24 VDC battery input1 (not polarity sensitive)Attach battery positive (+) at the starter solenoid.
P37-312/24 VDC battery input2 (not polarity sensitive)Attach battery negative (-) at the engine ground.
P40 output connectionsP40-1 Common fault relay normally closed; P40-2 Common fault relay common; P40-3 Common fault relay normally open; P40-4 Horn relay normally closed; P40-5 Horn relay common; P40-6 Horn relay normally openDry contacts rated at 220 VAC @ 0.8 amps and 30 VDC @ 2 amps.

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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GM47789Transformer, Current3Service part / kit buy
GM47790Transformer, Current3Service part / kit buy
GM47791Transformer, Current3Service part / kit buy
GM47792Transformer, Current3Service part / kit buy
GM47793Transformer, Current3Service part / kit buy
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X-6126-27Terminal Block1Service part / kit buy

Compiled from this model's family documentation — may include parts for closely-related variants. Confirm the exact part for your serial number. See the full parts catalog to search and cross-reference.

Available documents

Reference (Kohler)Reference — Monitor 3 (Kohler)Parts manual — Kohler-Controller Brochure (Kohler)Service manual — Annunciators tt1625 (Kohler)Service manual — tp6113 (Kohler)Service manual — tp6745 (Kohler)Service manual — tp6883fr (Kohler)Service manual — tp6921 (Kohler)Service manual — tt1625 (Kohler)Service manual — tt1681 (Kohler)

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