Side-Power PJC 221, PJC 222 User Manual

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PJC 221 & PJC 222
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SLEIPNER MOTOR AS
P.O. Box 519 N-1612 Fredrikstad Norway www.side-power.com
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Date:
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Sleipner Motor AS 2019
Made in Norway
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Considerations and Precautions ........................................... 3
Installation Manual
Panel Layout & Functions ......................................................... 4
Technical Specications & Measurements ............................... 5
Connections .............................................................................. 6
Setup Procedure ....................................................................... 7
Menu System Setup ................................................................. 7
System Devices ........................................................................ 7
Control Panel Setup Buttons .................................................... 8
Combining Stabilizer with AC & DC Thrusters .......................... 8
Hydraulic System - PHC 024 Setup ................................... 8 - 9
Hydraulic System - PHC 3 Setup ............................................. 9
AC System - PDC 101 Setup ................................................. 10
AC System - PDC 201 Setup ................................................. 10
AC System - PDC 301 Setup ................................................. 11
DC System - Automatic Main Switch Setup ............................ 12
DC System - PPC, SR150000, SR61242 Setup .................... 12
DC System - RCRS 1 & RCRS 2 Setup ................................. 13
DC System - MSI8730 Setup ................................................. 13
DC System - ESI 1 & GW 1 Setup ......................................... 13
Hold Calibration ...................................................................... 14
Joystick Calibration ................................................................. 14
Menu System Information ....................................................... 14
Information - PPC, SR150000, SR61242 ............................... 14
Information - PDC101 & PDC201 ........................................... 15
Information - PDC301 ............................................................. 15
Information - PHC 3 & PHC024 .............................................. 15
Panel Information ................................................................... 15
S-Link Diagnostic .................................................................... 15
Menu System - Panel Setup ................................................... 16
Alarm System ......................................................................... 17
SAC Power Managemant Status ............................................ 17
User Manual
Proportional Thruster Display .................................................. 18
Proportional Thruster Display Symbols ................................... 19
HOLD Function ........................................................................ 20
Calibration ............................................................................... 20
Warning Signals When Using ’HOLD’ Function ....................... 20
MENU System ......................................................................... 21
Alarm Descriptions .......................................................... 22 - 23
PHC-3 Alarm Descriptions ............................................... 24 - 25
PDC-301 Alarm Descriptions ................................................... 25
Notes ....................................................................................... 26
Product Information
Note Type, Location and Serial Numbers ................................ 27
Contents
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Sleipner Motor AS P.O. Box 519, Arne Svendsensgt. 6-8 N-1612 Fredrikstad, Norway
Declare that this product with accompanying standard control systems complies with the essential health and safety requirements according to:
DIRECTIVE 2013/53/EU DIRECTIVE 2014/30/EU DIRECTIVE 2014/35/EU
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When installing Side-Power equipment to follow the outlined regulations/ classi cation rules (electrical/ mechanical) according to
international or special national regulations. Instructions in this guide cannot be guaranteed to comply with global electric/ mechanic
It is the installers responsibility
regulations/ classi cation rules.
To follow all health and safety laws in accordance with their local outlined regulations/ classi cation rules.
Before installation, it is important that the installer reads this guide to ensure necessary acquaintance with this product.
The recommendations made in this manual are guidelines ONLY, and Sleipner Motor AS (Side-Power) strongly recommend that
before installation, advice is obtained from a naval architect familiar with the particular vessel and regulations/ classi cations.
This manual is intended to support educated/ experienced staff and is therefore not suffi cient in all details for professional
installation. (NB: These instructions are only general instruction. If you are not skilled to do this work, please contact professional
All electrical work must be done by a licensed professional.
Faulty installation of the tunnel, thruster or panel will render all warranty given by Sleipner Motor AS void.
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If installing S-link products DO NOT connect any other control equipment to the S-link controlled products except Side-Power original
S-link products or via a Side-Power supplied interface product made for interfacing with other controls. Any attempt to directly control or
at all connect into the S-link control system without the designated and approved interface will render all warranties and responsibilities
for the complete line of Side-Power products connected void and null. If you are interfacing by agreement with Sleipner and through a designated Side-Power supplied interface, you are still required to also install at least one original Side-Power control panel to enable
It is the installers responsibility
installers for assistance.)
IMPORTANT
Considerations and Precautions
IMPORTANT
effi cient troubleshooting if necessary.
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PJC-221
Information display, see following pages for details.
Press and hold “ON” button for 1 second to activate control panel.
Panel Layout & Functions
MC_0103
Speed control joystick for thruster
Holding function for auto-running of bow and stern thrusters together in the direction of the arrows at
selected power
Press “+” for more and “-”
for less power (6 steps).
If any control unit are running the thruster in opposite direction to the hold function, the hold function will be deactivated.
Press to de-activate control panel or cancel or go back in menu system or mute internal alarm buzzer.
Press to change between day and night light. Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter menu system
PJC-222
Holding function for auto-running of bow and stern thrusters together in the direction of the arrows at select­ed power
Press “+” for more and “-”
for less power (6 steps).
If any control unit are running the thruster in opposite direction to the hold function, the hold function will be deactivated.
Emergency stop button
Speed control joystick
for bow thruster
Speed control joystick
for stern thruster
Information display, see following pages for details.
Press and hold “ON” button for 3 seconds to activate control panel.
Press to change between day and night light. Press and hold for 3 seconds to enter menu system
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Emergency stop button
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Press to de-activate control panel or cancel or go back in menu system
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Technical Specifi cations and Measurements
Description Minimum Maximum Units Comment
Input voltage 9 31 Volt DC Powered from S-Link
Current Voltage 20 120 mA
External Alarm Buzzer Voltage 31 Volt DC
External Alarm Buzzzer Current 500 mA Internally fused
Description Value
Operating temperature -10 to + 60 degrees C.
Storage temperature -20 to + 70 degrees C.
IP rating front IPx6
IP rating back IPx4
Humidity max 95% RH
EMC tested Acc. to EN 60533
Weight 215 gr.
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External alarm/buzzer connection
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Connections for optional external buzzer/audible alarm.
(S-link)
Connections
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External alarm buzzer
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At the  rst startup of a new system, one of the two screens below will be shown:
SETUP DO NOT MATCH SYSTEM.  FOR AUTO SETUP
New devices found. Not in confl ict with other devices.
Press button below the
The setup procedure requires
Thrusters can not be operated to auto setup is completed.
knowledge of the serial numer and
location of all the S-link devices.
‘OR’
Write this down in the form on the last
page to have the information at hand
RUN SETUP! DEVICES IN CONFLICT!
when doing a manual setup.
Detected devices in confl ict. Two or more thrusters de ned as same instance (bow/stern/bow STB/Stern STB). Run Setup
procedure to correct.
Thrusters cannot be operated until setup is completed.
2.1
Press and hold the button marked “MENU” for 3 seconds to enter the menu
system. Use the (stern) joystick to select “SETUP”, Press button below the
2.2
Use the (stern) joystick to select “SYSTEM DEVICES”,
Press button below the -symbol to enter the”SYSTEM DEVICES”-menu.
-symbol to enter the”SETUP”-menu.
1.0
2.0
Setup Procedure
-symbol to auto setup.
MC_0094
2.3
Use the (stern) joystick to set the pin code one number at the time,
press button below the -symbol to jump to next number and con rm. The pin code is “9 9 9 9”.
(NB: Re-entering the SYSTEM DEVICES menu within 15 minutes does not require entering PIN code.)
2.4
For about 2 seconds an hourglass will appear while scanning the S-link for devices.
The devices found in the system is now displayed with their instance (thruster type and location) and
serial number.
Go through all devices and make sure that they are set to the correct instance and
function (refer to detailed instructions in the SETUP section of “Menu System”-chapter).
Press button below the
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SETUP
Move between menu items with the (stern) joystick.
Press the button below Press the button below to return to the previous menu.
Setting done under SETUP will be sent to all other panels in the system.
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SYSTEM DEVICES
-symbol to save setting and return to “Setup”- Menu.
Menu System Setup
to select the highlighted menu entry.
System Devices
MC_0094
Default in systems without stabilizers
Setup
MC_0094
View all devices connected to S-Link and manually change setup values.
A PIN code is required to enter the SYSTEM DEVICES menu. Use the (stern) joystick to set the pin code one
number at a time, press button below the “9 9 9 9”.
The number of devices found is shown in the upper right corner of the display. Use (stern) joystick to move
between the installed devices.
The list of devices found can  ll more than one screeen. A scroll bar indicates the position of the selected item.
(NB: Re-entering the SYSTEM DEVICES menu within 15 minutes does not require re-entering PIN code.)
-symbol to jump to next number and con rm. The pin code is
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Setup
Default in systems without stabilizers
Control Panel Setup Buttons
Press the button below to return to the previous menu. Press the button below to edit the selected parameter. Parameter value will start to blink, use joystick to alter value. Press the button below to save edited parameter to device Press the button below to cancel editing without saving.
MC_0115
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SETUP
NOTICE regarding following Location modes: If the boat has Side-Power stabilizer and AC or DC thrusters the thruster
location should be set as BOW-STB or STERN-STB. This so the hydraulic controller are shown at the left side in display
and thruster(s) at the right side of the display.
HYD-DC HYD-AC HYD-AC-DC
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3.0
PHC 024 (Controller for hydraulic thrusters)
Most functions requires PHC 024 with  rmware V.1.101 or newer!
3.1
Bow/Stern Direction:
Values: Normal (default)/Inverted
Switches between Normal and Inverted running direction for the thruster. Direction need to be inverted if incorrect prop rotation.
Combining Stabilizer with AC & DC Thrusters
Hydraulic System - PHC 024 Setup
MC_0115
Setup
Default in systems without stabilizers
MC_0095
3.2
Pump Control (PTO Mounted Pump)
Values: Auto(default)/Always ON/Not Available
When «Pump Control» is set to «Auto», the system will automatically control load sharing between two PTO
pumps by deactivating the second PTO pump when not needed (two PTO pumps/control valves required) to
reduce heat generation in the system and save fuel/energy.
When any thruster is running, both PTO pumps will be active to ensure good performance. When an SPS stabilizer system is active, one PTO pump will be deactivated to save power. If stabilizers are active and the system pressure drops below 80bar, the system will activate the second PTO pump for 15 minutes
to increase the fl ow capacity and maintain required pressure. After 15 minutes the second pump will be
deactivated unless the pressure is still below 80 bar.
“Pump Control” is set to “Not Available” when “Thruster Stern” is set to “with Bypass Valve”. “Pump Control” will then not be able to edit.
(NB: “Pump Control: Auto” must only be used on PHC 024 with fi rmware V.1.008 or higher)
3.3
Cooling Pump
Values: Always Running/Temp Controlled(default)
When the option “Temp Controlled” is selected, the cooling pump will start when oil temperature exceeds 50°C/122°F and stop when the oil temperature goes below 40°C/104°F. On systems with two oil tanks, this setting will apply to both tanks.
3.4
Cooling Signal Output
Values: Normal (default)/Inverted
Set to Normal when using a hydraulic cooling pump. Should be set to Inverted when using an electrical cooling pump with a 10 2380A-12/24V relay box
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3.5
Cooling Power Save
Values: ON/OFF (default)
ON sets the Cooling Pump into power save mode, which means the Cooling Pump output is dropping to 0
volt when the oil pressure is below 10 bar for more than 10 seconds (Cooling Pump is turned OFF).
3.6
Tank Monitor
Values: ON (default)/OFF
ON is when you have a tank monitor, oil level and Oil temp sensor. OFF is when you do not have a tank monitor and the display will show 0°C and no alarm for high temperature or low level will not be transmitted on the S-link.
3.7
Thruster Bow (only available for PHC024 with FW V1.105 or higher)
Values: without Bypass Valve (default)/with Bypass Valve.
All 513mm (20inch) tunnel and 610mm (24inch) tunnel thrusters, are supplied with hydraulic bypass/
crossover valve and must be set to “with Bypass Valve”. This bypass valve is normally open to protect the thruster during deceleration and will close while thruster is running.vBy selecting “with Bypass Valve” you activate this signal and addition change ramp parameters to match this setup. All other thrusters must be set to “without Bypass Valve”.
(NB: With hydraulic retractable thrusters (SRHP) this must be set to ‘without Bypass Valve’)
3.8
Thruster Stern (only available for PHC024 with FW V1.105 or higher)
Values: without Bypass Valve (default)/with Bypass Valve
All 513mm (20inch) tunnel and 610mm (24inch) tunnel thrusters, are supplied with hydraulic bypass/
crossover valve and must be set to “with Bypass Valve”. This bypass valve is normally open to protect the thruster during deceleration and will close while thruster is running. By selecting “with Bypass Valve” you activate this signal and addition change ramp parameters to match this setup. All other thrusters must be set to “without Bypass Valve”.
(NB: With hydraulic retractable thrusters (SRHP) this must be set to ‘without Bypass Valve’)
Hydraulic System - PHC 024 Setup
MC_0095
3.9
Thruster Function (only available for PHC024 with FW V1.105 or higher)
Values: BOW/STERN (default)/ BOW/BOW / STERN/STERN
Thruster function is how the two thruster valves are set to work.
BOW/STERN: One thruster valve output runs on bow signal from control device, and the other
thruster valve output runs on stern signal from control device.
BOW/BOW: Both thruster valve outputs runs on bow signal from control device. STERN/STERN: Both thruster valve outputs runs on stern signal from control device.
3.10
(1.7 if PHV024 FW version is lower than V1.105) Instance
Values:--(default)/PORT/STARBOARD
Setting the PHC024 tank controller instance. For a mono hull boat the instance should be ”--“. If you have a catamaran with two PHC024 controllers then the one in the port hull should be set as “PORT” and the one in the starboard hull as “STARBOARD”. This way the two controllers are shown in the panel display as two
diff erent oil tanks to monitor.
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4.0
PHC-3 (Controller for hydraulic thrusters)
PHC-3 have a lot of parameters that can be changed for diff erent kind of setup.
All this parameters are available and can be changed on the PHC-3 controllers display.
4.1
Bow/Stern Direction:
Values: Normal (default)/Inverted
Switches between Normal and Inverted running direction for the thruster. Direction need to be inverted if incorrect prop rotation.
Hydraulic System - PHC 3 Setup
MC_0095
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PDC 101
5.0
(SAC Controller) (This device is not able to edit. Pre-setup from factory.)
PDC101 must be setup by authorized personnel.
Firmware version and serial number is Not Available (NA).
Location
5.1
Values: BOW/STERN/BOW-STB/STERN-STB
BOW or STERN in a conventional thruster system.
In a system with two bow or stern thrusters (i.e a catamaran),
BOW and STERN is port thruster, BOW-STB and STERN-STB is starboard thruster.
(NB: If the boat has Side-Power stabilizer and AC or DC thrusters the thruster location should be set as BOW-STB or STERN-STB. This so the hydraulic controller are shown at the left side in display and thruster(s) at the right side of the display.)
Direction
5.2
Values: NA (Not Available)
AC System - PDC 101 Setup
MC_0096
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PDC 201
6.0
Location
6.1
Values: BOW/STERN/BOW-STB/STERN-STB
Set the location for selected device. Use BOW or STERN in a conven tional thruster system. In a system
with two bow or stern thrusters (i.e a catamaran), use BOW or STERN for port thruster, BOW-STB or
STERN-STB for starboard thruster.
(NB: If the boat has Side-Power stabilizer and AC or DC thrusters the thruster location should be set as BOW-STB or STERN-STB. This so the hydraulic controller are shown at the left side in display and thruster(s) at the right side of the display.)
Direction
6.2
Values: Normal (default)/Inverted
Switches between Normal and Inverted running direction for the thruster.
AC System - PDC 201 Setup
MC_0096
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PDC 301
7.0
Location
7.1
Values: BOW/STERN/BOW-STB/STERN-STB
Set the location for selected device. Use BOW or STERN in a conventional thruster system. In a system with two bow or stern
thrusters (i.e a catamaran), use BOW or STERN for port thruster,
BOW-STB or STERN-STB for starboard thruster.
(NB: If the boat has Side-Power stabilizer and AC or DC thrusters the thruster location should be set as BOW-STB or STERN-STB. This so the hydraulic controller are shown at the left side in display and thruster(s) at the right side of the display.)
Direction
7.2
Values: Normal (default)/Inverted
Switches between Normal and Inverted running direction for the thruster.
Function
7.3
Values: SAC (default), SRAC
Setup the control unit behavior.
-SAC: Tunnel speed thruster
-SRAC: SAC with SR150000 retract controller. SR150000 must be set as SRHP/SRAC.
AC System - PDC 301 Setup
MC_0096
Max output
7.4
Values: 50% to 100% (Default 100%)
Set the maximum output thrust of PHC-301 in percent. PDC-301 will scale the input signal to this value.
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8.0
Main Switch
8.1
Location
Values: BOW/STERN/BOW-STB/STERN-STB
Set the location for selected device. Use BOW or STERN in a conventional thruster system. In a system
with two bow or stern thrusters (i.e a catamaran), use BOW or STERN for port thruster, BOW-STB or
STERN-STB for starboard thruster.
(NB: If the boat has Side-Power stabilizer and AC or DC thrusters the thruster location should be set as BOW-STB or STERN-STB. This so the hydraulic controller are shown at the left side in display and thruster(s) at the right side of the display.)
DC System - Automatic Main Switch Setup
MC_0097
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9.0
PPC - DC Speed Controller PPC520/ PPC820/ PPC840/ PPC800 SR150000 - Control unit for SRV80/SRV100/SRV130/SRV170/SRV210/SRH SR61242 - Control unit for SR80/SR100
9.1
Location
Values: BOW/STERN/BOW-STB/STERN-STB
Set the location for selected device. Use BOW or STERN in a conventional thruster system. In a system
with two bow or stern thrusters (i.e a catamaran), use BOW or STERN for port thruster, BOW-STB or
STERN-STB for starboard thruster.
(NB: If the boat has Side-Power stabilizer and AC or DC thrusters the thruster location should be set as BOW-STB or STERN-STB. This so the hydraulic controller are shown at the left side in display and thruster(s) at the right side of the display.)
9.2
Direction
Values: Normal (default)/Inverted
Switches between Normal and Inverted running direction for the thruster
9.3
Function
Values: SR(V/L) ON/OFF, SRP, SRVP/SRLP, SEP, SRHP
Setup the control unit behaviour
- SR(V) ON/OFF: Retract thruster (SR6 1242 or SR150000) without speed controller (PPC520, PPC820, PPC800, PHC-024).
(NB: The joystick needs to be operated more than 50% for the thruster to run.)
- SEP: Tunnel speed thruster, PPC without retract.
- SRP: Retract SR61242 with PPC, both devices needs to be set to SRP.
- SRVP/SRLP: Retract SR150000 with PPC, both devices needs to be set to SRVP/SRLP.
- SRHP/SRAC: PHC or SAC with retract SRHP needs the PHC024 or PHC-3 hydraulic controller.
SRAC needs the PDC-301 SAC controller.
DC System - PPC, SR150000, SR61242 Setup
MC_0097
PPC SR150000 SR61242 PHC 024/
SR(V/L ) ON/OFF x x
SRP x x
SRVP/SRLP x x
SEP x
SRHP/SRAC x x x
9.4
Max output
Values: 50%-100% (this is only for PPC800 from V1.022 and PPC520/820/840 from V1.008)
Set the maximum output thrust of PPC in percent. PPC will scale the input signal to this value.
Thermo Switch
9.5
Values: Disable (default), Enable (this is only for PPC520/820/840 from V1.016)
Disable or Enables the thermo switch input on the PPC.
(NB: On PPC520/820/840, if the thermo switch input is closed to 0V at power-up then this function is automatically set to Enable.)
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RCRS 1 & RCRS 2
10.0
BOW/STERN Thrust
10.1
Values: 0-100% (Default 75%)
Set the amount of thrust given by the remote control.
In a bow/stern con guration, try to balance the thrust so that the boat moves straight sideways when both
thrusters are operated simultanously with input from the remote only.
DC System - RCRS 1 & RCRS 2 Setup
MC_0097
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MSI8730
11.0
Location
11.1
Values: BOW/STERN/BOW-STB/STERN-STB
Set the location for selected device. Use BOW or STERN in a conventional thruster system. In a system
with two bow or stern thrusters (i.e a catamaran), use BOW or STERN for port thruster, BOW-STB or
STERN-STB for starboard thruster.
Thrust
11.2
Values: 0-100% (Default 70%) Set the amount of thrust given by the remote control. In a bow/stern con guration, try to balance the
thrust so that the boat moves straight sideways when both thrusters are operated simultanously with input from the remote only.
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ESI-1 (External Single Interface)
12.0 GW-1 (Gateway)
This devices will only show  rmware version and serial number at the button.
DC System - MSI8730 Setup
DC System - ESI 1 & GW 1 Setup
MC_0097
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Calibrates the HOLD-function to get balanced thrust from the bow and stern thruster. If only one thruster or PJC221/PJC211 you will not get any balanced thrust, but you can adjust the maximum thrust from HOLD buttons. Hold-button represents 1/6 of the calibrated value.
Hold Calibration
MC_0098
(NB: HOLD CALIBRATION is not available until SETUP is completed.)
To start calibration, press the “+”-Hold button in the desired direction. For a  rst time calibration, the thrusters will
start at 70%. A system previously calibrated will start with the last amount of thrust set.
Adjust power with the joystick. Press the button below to save the calibration values. Press the button below to cancel calibration without saving.
(NB: Setup calibration in one direction sets values for both directions.)
EN
(only for PJC2xx panels with HW V2)
This function is for calibrating the joysticks, and requires a pin code to enter. This option is for service personnel only.
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Joystick Calibration
Menu System Information
Setup
Default in systems without stabilizers
MC_0098
MC_0098
Move between menu items with the (stern) joystick.
Press the button below to select the highlighted menu entry.
Press the button below to return to the previous menu.
INFO
THRUSTER INFO
Display info about the thusters in the system. The number of thrusters/controllers found is shown in the upper right corner of the display.
The list of devices found can  ll more than one screen. A scroll bar indicates the position of the selected item. The joystick(s) operates the thrusters as normal while info is displayed. This will be useful for troubleshooting,
service and general system diagnostics. List will only show devices present on the S-link.
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PPC DC Speed Controller PPC520/ PPC820/ / PPC800 SR150000 Control unit for SRV80/SRV100/SRV130/SRV170/SRV210/SRH SR61242 Control unit for SR80/SR100
Motor Temp: Temperature measured at the electric motor brushes (Not implemented in SR61242) Contr. Temp: Temperature measured inside the controller (Not implemented in SR61242) Voltage: Motor Voltage measured at the controller Thrust: Thrust level from joystick/hold buttons °/A/kW: Retract angle (SR150000) / Motor Current (PPC) / Eff ect reading (PPC). SR150000 retract
angel is 0° when fully deployd, and about 90° when retracted.Put SR150000 in service mode and operate the controller manually in an out to read the two end position angels for service and installation.
Information - PPC, SR150000, SR61242
MC_0098
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PDC101 and PDC 201 (Controller for AC electric thrusters)
Motor Speed: RPM on motor output shaft Motor Power: Motor power consumption in % (PDC201 only) Motor Temp: Temperature measured in motor Thrust: Thrust level from joystick/hold buttons
Information - PDC101 & PDC201
MC_0098
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PDC-301 (SAC controller)
Motor : speed (rpm), temperature (°C/°F), power (kW), AC current (A) & AC voltage (V). Thrust: Joystick thrust (%)
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PHC-3 and PHC024 (Controller for hydraulic thrusters)
Oil Pressure: Oil pressure measured at system oil tank Oil Temp: Temperature measured inside the oil tank Bow Thrust: Thrust level from joystick/hold buttons Stern Thrust: Thrust level from joystick/hold buttons FW: Version number, Firmware S/N: Serial number of the PHC
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Display info about the control panel
FW: Version number, Firmware HW: Version number, Hardware S/N: Serial number of the control panel Voltage: S-link system voltage measured at the panel
Information - PHC 3 & PHC024
Panel Information
MC_0098
MC_0099
MC_0100
EN
Shows live update of S-link bus (CAN-bus) error status for the panel.
Showing no error and signal condition is good.
Example showing lots of error and very bad signal conditions.
DIAGNOSTIC DISPLAY Rx Error Count
Receive error counter. Error during reception increments the value. After every successful reception the value is decremented.
Tx Error Count
Transmit error counter. Error during transmit increments the value. After every successful transmit the value is decremented.
Last Error
Indicates the error condition of the last error detected. If a message has been transferred or received without error, it will show No Error.
Conditions: No Error, STUFF, FORM, ACK(Acknowledgment), BitRecessive, BitDominant & CRC.
Flag
BUS OFF: when Tx Error Count is greater than 255 and overfl owed. (Tx Error Count will show 0 when in BUS OFF state) WARNING: when Rx Error Count or Tx Error Count has reached 96 counts PASSIVE: when Rx Error Count or Tx Error Count is more than 127 counts
(NB: When S-link devices are hot plugged or disconnected to the bus or powered (when AMS is engaged and powering PPC and retract), it is not unnormal to see some values been incremented. But they will quickly decrement to 0 again. This will not cause any communication issues.)
S-Link Diagnostic
MC_0100
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Move between parameters with the (stern) joystick.
Press the button below to return to the previous menu.
Press the button below
Parameter value will start to blink, use joystick to alter value.
PANEL
SYSTEM PANEL
13.0
13.1
BACKLIGHT LEVEL
Values: 1-5
Set level of panel backlight in daylight mode. 1 is lowest intensity, 5 is the highest.
BACKLIGHT NIGHT COLOR
13.2
Values: GREEN, BLUE, RED, WHITE
Select color of backlight in nightlight mode.
13.3
BACKLIGHT NIGHT LEVEL
Values: 1-3
Set level of panel backlight in daylight mode, 1 is lowest intensity, 3 is the highest.
Press the button below to save the edited parameter.
Press the button below
Menu System - Panel Setup
to edit the selected parameter.
to cancel editing without saving.
MC_0101
TIMER AUTO-OFF
13.4
Values: OFF, 01-60 min Set the time from last use to auto panel shutdown. Set from 1-60 minutes in 5 minute steps (1 minute steps from 1 to 5 minutes) or OFF (panel will not turn off automatically). Values when retract on the boat: 1-30 min.
13.5
UNIT TEMPERATURE
Values: CELSIUS (Default), FAHRENHEIT
Set the panel temperature displaying unit.
13.6
WHEN RETRACT IS OUT
Values: NO WARNING (Default), WARNING EVERY 10sec
Select ‘WARNING EVERY 10sec’ for external buzzer or lamp warning every 10 seconds when retract is out. This will activate the internal relay for 0.2 seconds every 10 seconds while the retract is out. See page 26 for buzzer connections.
13.7
RELAY OUTPUT
Values: ALERT LEVEL 1 , ALERT LEVEL 2 , ALERT LEVEL 3 (Default) ALERT LEVEL 1: When using the HOLD Function the relay output warns if the motor temperature is getting
high or if the voltage is getting low.
ALERT LEVEL 2: The relay output warns for all alarms and warnings in the S-link system only when any device
is sending thrust. Even when the panel is turned OFF.
ALERT LEVEL 3: The relay output warns for all alarms and warnings in the S-link system. Even when the panel
is turned OFF.
See ‘Alarm descriptions’ in “Ext. buzzer activation at Alert Level” column for speci c alarm action.
13.8
PANEL FACING
Values: FORWARD (Default), AFT FORWARD: Is when panel is facing forward AFT: Is when panel is facing aft. Display view will rotate 180 degree and joysticks thruster function
will also rotate 180 degree.
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When there is an alarm or a fault, the panel will show this alarm situation by changing LCD display backlight to red color.
The panel will also change to show “Alarm Info” on the bottom of the screen, indicating that by pressing the corresponding button
below, you will get information about what the problem is (examples below).
Entering “Alarm Info” menu will silence the alarm on all PJC221 and PJC222 panels.
Some alarms needs an reset to stop alerting.
Alarm System
Name and location of device
Alarm code
No. of alarms
Alarm description
Scroll bar
MC_0101
Example PJC 222:
(Button below this symbol pressed)
Use joystick to scroll if more than two alarms
Refer to Alarm code overview/table on pages 23-24
for full description on the diff erent alarm codes.
Auto Reset
Some alarms are automatically reset when the fault is no longer present.
This means that this alarms don’t need an manual reset action to be removed from the panel display and the audible alert to stop. At ‘Alarm De­scription’ pages in the “Auto Reset” column you can see which alarms that are auto reset.
SPECIFIC ALARMS STOP BUTTON
Pressing the STOP button on a hydraulic panel will activate the dump valve and all hydraulic consumers will be disabled.
(NB: FOR EMERGENCY USE ONLY)
Panel will not run thrusters.
Pressing button below
ALARM SHOWN ON INACTIVE PANELS!
This screen will be shown when any warning/alarm occures.
Pressing button below
will mute buzzer alarm at all panels and show the alarm info screen.
will mute buzzer alarm at all panels and show the alarm info screen.
Reset alarm and Return
WARNING! HIGH SPEED. STABILIZER NOT ACTIVE!
(Only for yachts equipped with a Side-Power Stabilizer system) Warning will show when yacht is driven at
high speed with stabilizer system inactive. Please refer to the Stabilizer ECU manual for speed settings.
Pressing button below
EN
Reduced Power Mode Thruster output is limited to 50 % thrust by Power Man­agement System.
*For detailed information on SAC power management operation see SAC user manual.
will mute buzzer alarm at all panels and show the alarm info screen.
SAC Power Managemant Status
Symbol alternating with AC motor symbol every 1sec.
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Power Not Available Power Management System is preventing the thruster from operating.
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PJC221 PJC222 PJC211 PJC212
Status indicators for bow
thruster. (Port bow thruster in a dual bow thruster setup).
Runtime indicator will be shown here in a single DC electric bow thruster setup.
Proportional Thruster Display
BOW
BOW-STB
Status indicators for starboard bow thruster. Only shown in a dual bow thruster setup.
Battery indicator will be shown here in a single DC electric bow thruster setup.
MC_0053
Status indicators for stern thruster. (Port
bow thruster in a dual stern thruster
setup)
Runtime indicator will be shown here in a single DC electric stern thruster setup.
Examples of display view for diff erent panels applications:
PJC211:
DC Electric Bow thruster
PJC211:
DC Electric Stern thruster
STERN
PJC221:
Hydraulic Bow thruster
PJC221:
Dual AC Electric Bow thrusters
STERN-STB
PJC221:
AC Electric Bow thruster
PJC221:
Dual Hydraulic Bow thrusters
Status indicators for starboard stern thruster. Only shown in a dual stern thruster setup.
Battery indicator will be shown here in a single DC electric stern thruster setup.
PJC212:
DC Electric Bow thruster DC Electric Stern Thruster
PJC212:
Dual DC Electric Bow thrusters Dual DC Electric Stern thrusters
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PJC222:
Hydraulic Bow thruster Hydraulic Stern Thruster
PJC222:
Dual Hydraulic Bow thrusters Dual Hydraulic Stern thrusters
PJC 221 & 222
PJC222:
AC Electric Bow thruster Hydraulic Stern Thruster
PJC222:
Dual AC Electric Bow thrusters Dual AC Electric Stern thrusters
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DC Thrusters:
Battery indicator. From 8.5V to 12V for 12V thrusters, 15V to 24V for 24V thrusters
AC Thrusters:
Hydraulic Thrusters:
Proportional Thruster Display Symbols
Symbol shown when a DC Thruster is
used in a dual bow or dual stern setup:
Battery indicator. From 8.5V to 12V for 12V thrusters, 15V to 24V for 24V thrusters
Motor temperature indicator. From 70°C/ 158°F to 130°C/266°F.
Motor temperature indicator.
MC_0053
Motor temperature indicator. From 70°C/ 158°F to 130°C/266°F.
Retractable Thrusters:
Symbol shown when the thruster deploys.
Hydraulic oil temperature indicator.
Symbol shown when the thruster retracts.
Symbol shown when the thruster is in position OUT.
When the thruster is deployed and no input is given via the joysticks/buttons over a 10 second period, the panel will give an audible signal every 10th second to tell that the truster is still deployed.
Thrust power and direction, Bow thruster(s)
Input from bow joystick on this panel. The thrust indicator will be shown in this position on a single
joystick panel if the thruster is de ned as a bow thruster
Thrust power and direction, Stern thruster(s)
Input from stern joystick on this panel The thrust indicator will be shown in this position on a single joystick panel if the
thruster is de ned as a stern thruster.
Indicating amount of thrust set by other control units in the system, i.e additonal PJC panels, 8700 Retract panel, input via 8730 S-link external switch interface, S-link remote control etc.
If two or more units are set to run the thruster in opposite direction, this information will not be shown.
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The ‘HOLD’ function is for auto-run ning of bow and stern thrusters together in the direction of the arrows at selected power.
Press “+” for more and “-” for less power (6 steps). The ‘HOLD’ function is normally used to hold the boat into the dock while mooring. The ‘HOLD’
function can be deactivated by running any thruster in the opposite direction from any control unit.
HOLD Function
MC_0053
EN
The ‘HOLD’ function can be calibrated to get balanced thrust from the bow and stern thruster.
See the PJC control panel manual on how to calibrate.
For safety! When oil pressure goes below 10bar, the ‘HOLD’ function is deactivated.
EN
The internal and external (if fi tted) buzzer will give the following warning signals:
Warning signals Cause Eff ect
1. Single short beep every 2.4 sec. Voltage below 9.3V/17.5V (12V/24V system).
2. Two short beeps every 2.4 sec. Voltage below 8.9V/16.3V (12V/24V system).
3. Red backlight in display and continous short beeps.
4. Red backlight in display and continous short beeps.
Warning Signals When Using ’HOLD’ Function
Calibration
Temperature above 85oC/185oF.
Temperature above 100oC/212oF.
Voltage below 8.5V/15V (12V/24V system).
Temperature above 110oC/230oF.
If one or more of the thrusters enters an alarm state
- Voltage below 8.0V/12.0V (12V/24V system) or
temperature above 120oC/248oF.
MC_0053
MC_0053
None
None
None
“HOLD” function are canselled and both thrusters will stop. Temperature must drop below 110°C/230°F before the thruster can be operated again. Low Voltage alarm must be reset from panel.
Move around in menus by using joystick.
Follow instructions on the screen and press the buttons below the symbols indicated on LCD screen.
Access menu system by pressing and holding Menu button for 3 seconds.
MAIN MENU ITEMS:
Move between main menu items with the (stern) joystick.
Language Stabilizer
BUTTON SYMBOLS
On the bottom line of the display, a symbol will be shown over the buttons below. These symbols will show what function each corresponding button has in the selected menu entry.
Return to previous menu.
( If installed)
Select highlighted menu text / Save edited parameter.
Setup Info Default settings Panel setup
Edit highlighted parameter.
Cancel editing without saving.
This symbol
indicates that the (stern)
joystick is used to move between menu items / parameters.
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LANGUAGE
DEFAULT
MENU System
LANGUAGE
Choose language by moving joystick: English, Norwegian, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Danish.
Press the button below to set the language to the highlighted menu
entry. A star (*) on each side indicates
the laguage set.
DEFAULT SETTINGS
Reset all settings to factory default
- follow instructions on screen
Press the button below to con rm reset
The following parameters/values will be set to the
factory settings:
Language = English Backlight Level = 5 Backlight Night Color = Green Backlight Nightlevel =1
Timer Auto-Off = 05 min
Hold Calibration =70% Bow and Stern
All system devices will be erased from memory.
(Setup procedure must be followed to recon gure the system)
MC_0053
STABILIZER
(Default in systems
with stabilizers)
STABILIZER
(Shown only for yachts equipped with a Side-Power Stabilizer system)
Press the button below ON/OFF will start to blink, use joystick to alter value. Press the button below to save edited parameter to device.
1. Stabilizer:
Values: ON/OFF
Switches the stabilizer ON or OFF.
2. AnySpeed:
Values: ON/OFF
Switches the zero speed/at anchor stabilization ON or OFF.
to edit the selected parameter.
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Alarm Descriptions
EN
MC_0053
1. PPC520, PPC820, PPC800, PPC840
2. Buzzer is only activated when any device is sending thrust on the S-link bus.
"Err. No."
Errors shown in display
"Auto Reset"
"Ext. buzzer activation at Alert Level"
Description Action
19
Actuator Fault 2(²), 3 Actuator not getting any power "Check actuator connection or pow-
er to actuator. Reset alarm in alarm menu on PJC 211/212/221/222 or recycle power."
20
Pos.Sensor Fault 2
(²)
, 3 Retract position sensor fail Check position sensor cables and
for sensor damage.
21
In Service Mode Yes 2
(²)
, 3 "Retract controller in service mode. Switch
no. 4 is ON."
Check dipswitch setting on retract control box.
22
High Oil Temp Yes 1, 2
(²)
, 3 "Hydraulic oil temperature is higher than
75°C /167°F."
"Stop running and wait for tempera- ture to drop. Check if cooling pump is running."
23
Low Oil Level 1, 2
(²)
, 3 Hydraulic oil lewel is to low Fill more hydraulic oil to the hydrau-
lic tank.
24
Warning Return Filter Ye s 2
(²)
, 3 Return lter element requiered
replacing.
25
Warning Pressure Filter Yes 2
(²)
, 3 Pressure lter element requiered
replacing.
26
Warning High Speed Ye s 1, 2
(²)
, 3 "WARNING! High Speed.
Stabilizer not active!"
27
Stabilizer Fault Yes 1, 2
(²)
, 3 Any Stabilizer alarm. See stabilizer panel for more info.
28
AC Motor Overtemp Ye s 1, 2
(²)
, 3 "Hydraulic AC motor power pack over-
temp. Higher than 120°C/248°F."
Stop running and wait for tempera- ture to drop.
29
AC Motor Sensor Fail 2
(²)
, 3 "Hydraulic AC motor power pack temp
sensor open curicuit"
Check sensor cables.
30
Temperature Warning Yes 2
(²)
, 3(²
)
High temperature warning. Warns that the motor temperature is
getting high.
31
Motor Overtemp Ye s 1, 2
(²)
, 3 High temperature Alarm. See SAC manual for more details.
32
VFD Warning Yes 2
(²)
, 3 There is an warning from VFD. Check VFD for more details.
33
VFD Not Ready Yes 2
(²)
, 3 The VFD is not ready. Check VFD for more details.
34
VFD Fault 1, 2
(²)
, 3 VFD has an Alarm. Check VFD for more details.
35
Warning Low Voltage Yes 2
(²)
, 3(²
)
Low motor voltage warning when motor is running. 12V thruster below 9.30V 24V thruster below 17.50V
36
Not Calibrated Ye s 2
(²)
, 3 Shaft Not Calibrated See manual for how to calibrate.
37
VFD Com. Fault 2
(²)
, 3 No Modbus communication with VFD Check VFD Modbus cables and
power.
38
Cooling Fan Fault 2
(²)
, 3 Cooling fan stopped running, or running
too slow
Device must be sent for service
39
Interlock
2(²), 3 S-link communication between PPC and
retract controller are missing
-Check PPC or retract controller has power.
-Check S-Link connections to PPC and retract controller.
-Check if not PPC or SR150000/ SR61242 is wrongly setup as SRP or SRVP/SRLP.
EN
Alarm Descriptions
MC_0053
"Err. No."
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Errors shown in display
Motor Overcurrent
Motor Overtemp
"Auto Reset"
Yes 2
Controller Overtemp
Controller Overtemp
Low Voltage
Thermoswitch
Yes 2
"Ext. buzzer activation at
Description Action
Alert Level"
(²)
2
, 3 Motor current too high. "Thruster must be serviced by author-
(²)
, 3 "Motortemp has been over
(²)
, 3 "PPC(¹) temp has been over
2
(²)
, 3 "SR150000 temp has been over
2
(²)
, 3 Low motor voltage alarm when motor
2
(²)
, 3 Thermo switch input is activated and
120°C/248°F."
80°C/176°F."
80°C/176°F."
is running. 12V thruster below 8.00V 24V thruster below 12.00V
there is an open circuit.
ized personnel, reset or power OFF/ON
(¹)
PPC
."
Motor cool down below 110°C /230°F.
PPC(¹) cool down below 45°C/113°F.
SR150000 cool down below 45°C /113°F.
Recharge battery, reset or power OFF/ ON device.
The thruster needs to cool down before operating again.
(²)
, 3 Motor relay fault "Turn off thruster battery main switch.
IPC Error
Critical Error
Low Motor Current
Motor Contactor
System Error
No Communication
Motor Temp Sensor
Supply Voltage Fault
Fuse Blown
Manual Override
Yes 2
Motion OUT Fault
Motion IN Fault
2
(²)
, 3 PPC(¹) output fail PPC(¹) must be sent for service.
2
(²)
, 3 Thruster uses no power Check thruster connections or motor
2
(²)
, 3 No current on motor relay coil. Check motor relay connections, short
2
(²)
, 3 Fatal error Device must be serviced by authorized
2
(²)
, 3 No communication with device Check S-Link cables and power con-
2
(²)
, 3 Motor temperature sensor fail Check for an open circuit on the temp
2
(²)
, 3 No power Check power connections
2
(²)
, 3 Fuse blown Replace fuse or check if main cable
2
(²)
, 3 Main switch manually overridden Pull main switch
(²)
, 3 Retract obstructed while deploying Turn off all panels. Go for lower speed/
2
(²)
, 3 Retract obstructed while retracting Turn panel on and manually override
2
Thruster must be serviced by author­ized personel."
dead!
circuit or relay dead!
personel
nections.
sensor on the motor
from battery and main cable to thruster has been switched
deeper water and retry.
main switch. Remove obstruction and try again.
1. PPC520, PPC820, PPC800, PPC840
2. Buzzer is only activated when any device is sending thrust on the S-link bus.
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MC_0053
"Err. No."
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Errors shown in display
"Auto Reset"
"Ext. buzzer activation at Alert Level"
Description Action
Actuator Fault 2(²), 3 Actuator not getting any power "Check actuator connection or pow-
er to actuator. Reset alarm in alarm menu on PJC 211/212/221/222 or recycle power."
Pos.Sensor Fault 2
(²)
, 3 Retract position sensor fail Check position sensor cables and
for sensor damage.
In Service Mode Yes 2
High Oil Temp Yes 1, 2
(²)
, 3 "Retract controller in service mode. Switch
no. 4 is ON."
(²)
, 3 "Hydraulic oil temperature is higher than
75°C /167°F."
Check dipswitch setting on retract control box.
"Stop running and wait for tempera­ture to drop. Check if cooling pump is running."
Low Oil Level 1, 2
(²)
, 3 Hydraulic oil lewel is to low Fill more hydraulic oil to the hydrau-
lic tank.
Warning Return Filter Ye s 2
(²)
, 3 Return fi lter element requiered
replacing.
Warning Pressure Filter Yes 2
(²)
, 3 Pressure fi lter element requiered
replacing.
Warning High Speed Ye s 1, 2
(²)
, 3 "WARNING! High Speed.
Stabilizer not active!"
Stabilizer Fault Yes 1, 2
AC Motor Overtemp Ye s 1, 2
(²)
, 3 Any Stabilizer alarm. See stabilizer panel for more info.
(²)
, 3 "Hydraulic AC motor power pack over-
temp. Higher than
Stop running and wait for tempera­ture to drop.
120°C/248°F."
AC Motor Sensor Fail 2
(²)
, 3 "Hydraulic AC motor power pack temp
Check sensor cables.
sensor open curicuit"
(²)
Temperature Warning Yes 2
, 3(²
)
High temperature warning. Warns that the motor temperature is
getting high.
Motor Overtemp Ye s 1, 2
VFD Warning Yes 2
VFD Not Ready Yes 2
VFD Fault 1, 2
Warning Low Voltage Yes 2
(²)
, 3 High temperature Alarm. See SAC manual for more details.
(²)
, 3 There is an warning from VFD. Check VFD for more details.
(²)
, 3 The VFD is not ready. Check VFD for more details.
(²)
, 3 VFD has an Alarm. Check VFD for more details.
(²)
)
, 3(²
Low motor voltage warning when motor is running. 12V thruster below 9.30V 24V thruster below 17.50V
Not Calibrated Ye s 2
VFD Com. Fault 2
(²)
, 3 Shaft Not Calibrated See manual for how to calibrate.
(²)
, 3 No Modbus communication with VFD Check VFD Modbus cables and
power.
Cooling Fan Fault 2
(²)
, 3 Cooling fan stopped running, or running
Device must be sent for service
too slow
Interlock
2(²), 3 S-link communication between PPC and
retract controller are missing
-Check PPC or retract controller has power.
-Check S-Link connections to PPC and retract controller.
-Check if not PPC or SR150000/ SR61242 is wrongly setup as SRP or SRVP/SRLP.
1. PPC520, PPC820, PPC800, PPC840
2. Buzzer is only activated when any device is sending thrust on the S-link bus.
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PDC-301 Alarm Descriptions
EN
MC_0119
Fault Code Description Cause Action
10600.0.208 SR150000 Fault - INTERLOCK Retract Interlock
-Check if retract is depoyed.
-No communication with Retract Controller, check Retract Controller has power.
-Check PDC-301 and Restract Controller setup.
36100.1.24 VFD Instance 1 Fault VFD faulted -See VFD for more information
36100.1.100 VFD Instance 1 No Communication PDC-301 has no MODBUS communication with VFD.
-Check communication cable with VFD
-Check if VFD has power
36101.1.200 VFD PMS Instance 1 Timeout VFD is not ready within 60 after power reqest. -Check if VFD has power
36101.1.204 VFD PMS Instance 1 SIGNAL LOST
Lost Power Management signal from VFD, VFD not avilable anymore.
-Check VFD for more information.
36103.1.0 VFD IN LOCAL Instance 1 - VFD in Local or Hand Mode -Change mode in VFD panel.
EN
Fault Code Description Cause Action
10500.0.10 PHC Oil Level - Level Low Hydraulic oil level is low
10500.0.13 PHC Oil Level - Open Circuit Analog oil level sensor open circuit
10501.0.11 PHC Oil Temp - Level High Oil temperature higher than 75°C (167°F)
10501.0.13 PHC Oil Temp - Open Circuit Analog oil temp sensor open circuit
10501.0.16 PHC Oil Temp - Short Circuit Analog oil temp input short circuit
10502.0.13 PHC Stablizier Pressure - Open Circuit Stabilizer pressure sensor open circuit
10502.0.16 PHC Stablizier Pressure - Short Circuit Stabilizer pressure sensor short circuit
10502.0.19 PHC Stablizier Pressure - Under Limit Stabilizer pressure has dropped below 20bar.
10502.0.20 PHC Stablizier Pressure - Over Limit
10502.0.26 PHC Stablizier Pressure - VALUE MAX Stabilizer pressure reached sensor max value.
10502.0.200 PHC Stablizier Pressure - Timeout
10503.0.13 PHC System Pressure - Open Circuit System pressure sensor open circuit
10503.0.16 PHC System Pressure - Short Circuit System pressure sensor short circuit
10504.0.13 PHC AI 1 - Open Circuit Analog Input 1 (4-20mA) sensor open circuit -Sensor not connected or wire break.
10504.0.16 PHC AI 1 - Short Circuit Analog Input 1 (4-20mA) sensor short circuit
10505.0.13 PHC AI 2 - Open Circuit Analog Input 2 (4-20mA) sensor open circuit -Sensor not connected or wire break.
10505.0.16 PHC AI 2 - Short Circuit Analog Input 2 (4-20mA) sensor short circuit
10508.0.13 PHC DOUT AC PUMP UNLOAD - Open Circuit AC Pump Unload valve open circuit
10508.0.51 PHC DOUT AC PUMP UNLOAD - Current High AC Pump Unload valve current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10509.0.13
10509.0.51
10510.0.13 PHC DOUT STABILIZER - Open Circuit Stabilizer valve open circuit
10510.0.51 PHC DOUT STABILIZER - Current High Stabilizer valve current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10511.0.13
10511.0.51
10512.0.13 PHC DOUT LS DUMP - Open Circuit LS-Dump valve open circuit
10512.0.51 PHC DOUT LS DUMP - Current High LS-Dump valve current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10513.0.51 PHC DOUT PUMP #2 - Current High Pump #2 valve current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10514.0.13 PHC DOUT 5 - Open Circuit
10514.0.51 PHC DOUT 5 - Current High Digital Output 5 current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10515.0.13 PHC DOUT 6 - Open Circuit
10515.0.51 PHC DOUT 6 - Current High Digital Output 6 current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10516.0.13 PHC DOUT 3 - Open Circuit
10516.0.51 PHC DOUT 3 - Current High Digital Output 3 current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
PHC DOUT ACCUMULATOR DUMP - Open Circuit
PHC DOUT ACCUMULATOR DUMP - Current High
PHC DOUT COOLING PUMP HYDRAULIC ­Open Circuit
PHC DOUT COOLING PUMP HYDRAULIC ­Current High
PHC-3 Alarm Descriptions
-Limit the use of thruster
-Inspect hydraulic oil level
-Check system for leaks and re ll hydraulic oil
-Sensor not connected or wire break.
-Verify sensor type in parameter 0201
-Disconnect sensor and measure that sensor resistance value is in range 0-180ohm.
-Limit the use of thruster to prevent temperature to rise.
-Check if the cooling pump is running and there is cooling water fl ow.
-Inspect seawater  lter
-Verify that cooling pump is enabled in parameter 0301
-Sensor not connected or wire break.
- Disconnect sensor and measure that sensor resistance value is in
range 104ohm-147Kohm
-The wrong sensor is de ned in parameter 0201
-Input shorted to GND, check wiring/sensor
-Disconnect sensor and measure that sensor resistance value is in
range 104ohm-147Kohm
-Sensor not connected or wire break.
-System incorrectly con gured with stabilizer, parameter 1001
-Replace sensor
-Wires shorted or sensor defective, check wiring/sensor
-Replace sensor
-Check accumulator charge pressure
-Check PTO pressure (if PTO powered)
-Check system for oil leaks
Stabilizer pressure is higher than:
set point + 30bar running from PTO or set point + 15bar running from AC motor
Stabilizer pressure has not reached 50% of setpoint parame­ter 1003 after 30sec.
-Check PTO pressure setting
-Check accumulator charge pressure
-Check that the correct sensor is  tted
-Check that sensor range parameter 1010 match the sensor
-Check PTO pressure setting
-Check the pump feed shutoff valve.
-Check PTO pressure (if PTO powered)
-Check system for oil leaks
-Sensor not connected or wire break.
-Verify system pressure, parameter 0104
-Wires shorted or sensor defective, check wiring/sensor
-Replace sensor
-Wires shorted or sensor defective, check wiring/sensor
-Replace sensor
-Wires shorted or sensor defective, check wiring/sensor
-Replace sensor
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-System incorrectly con gured with stabilizer, parameter 1001
Accumulator Dump valve open circuit
Accumulator Dump valve current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
Hydraulic Cooling Pump valve open circuit
Hydraulic Cooling Pump valve current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
Digital Output 5 is con gured as crossover and output is open
circuit
Digital Output 6 is con gured as crossover and output is open
circuit
Digital Output 3 is con gured as crossover and output is open
circuit
-Check for open circuit, power < 5.0 Watt
-System incorrectly con gured with stabilizer, parameter 1001
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-System incorrectly con gured with stabilizer, parameter 1001
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Wrong cooling pump con gured, parameter 0301
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-System wrong con gured with thrusters, parameter 2001 or 2101
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Output con gured wrong, parameter 0505
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Output con gured wrong, parameter 0506
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Output con gured wrong, parameter 0503
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Fault Code Description Cause Action
10517.0.13 PHC DOUT 2 - Open Circuit
10517.0.51 PHC DOUT 2 - Current High Digital Output 2 current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10518.0.13 PHC DOUT 1 - Open Circuit
10518.0.51 PHC DOUT 1 - Current High Digital Output 1 current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10519.0.13 PHC DOUT 4 - Open Circuit
10519.0.51 PHC DOUT 4 - Current High Digital Output 4 current higher than 4.0A -Check wires and connections for short circuit
10520.0.51 PHC ECI PUMP POWER FEED - Current High ECI cooling pump power current higher than 8.0A
10521.0.51 PHC Bow Thruster Power - Current High Bow thruster PVG feed current higher than 3.0A -Check PVG wires and connections for short circuit
10522.0.51 PHC Stern Thruster Power - Current High Stern thruster PVG feed current higher than 3.0A -Check PVG wires and connections for short circuit
10523.0.51 PHC Thruster Power - Current High Bow or Stern PVG feed current higher than 3.3A Check all bow and stern PVG signal wires for short circuits
10524.0.51 PHC ECI Cooling Pump - Current High ECI cooling pump current higher than 13.0A
10524.0.53 PHC ECI Cooling Pump - Overvoltage ECI cooling pump overvoltage, voltage higher than 33.0V
10524.0.54 PHC ECI Cooling Pump - Undervoltage ECI cooling pump under voltage, voltage is lower than 18.0V
10524.0.55 PHC ECI Cooling Pump - Overtemp ECI cooling pump temperature higher than 100°C (212°F)
10524.0.100 PHC ECI Cooling Pump - No Communication No communication with ECI cooling pump
10524.0.205 PHC ECI Cooling Pump - HW FAULT ECI cooling pump hardware fault -Replace ECI cooling pump
10526.0.0 PHC ECI Cooling Pump Blocked - - ECI cooling pump is blocked
10527.1.0 PHC VFD Not Ready Instance 1 - VFD not ready -VFD external run enable/power available signal is lost.
10528.1.10 PHC VFD ABB Parameter Instance 1 Level Low
10529.0.19 PHC ECI Cooling Pump Speed - Under Limit ECI pump motor speed under limit, below 100rpm
10530.0.201 PHC PTO ENGINE INSTANCE - INIT FAIL Parameter 1011-PTO ENGINE INSTANCE is not de ned -Set parameter 1011-PTO ENGINE INSTANCE
36000.1.24 ABB ACS550 Instance 1 Fault ABB ACS550 fault See ABB ACS550 drive for more details
36002.1.24 VACON Instance 1 Fault VACON VFD Fault See VACON drive for more details
36100.1.100 VFD Instance 1 No Communication Lost communication with VFD
36103.1.0 VFD IN LOCAL Instance 1 - VFD in local mode -Switch VFD to remote mode
PHC-3 Alarm Descriptions
Digital Output 2 is con gured as crossover and output is open
circuit
Digital Output 1 is con gured as crossover and output is open
circuit
Digital Output 4 is con gured as crossover and output is open
circuit
ABB ACS550 parameter values 2001 or 2002 cannot be a negative value.
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Output con gured wrong, parameter 0502
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Output con gured wrong, parameter 0501
-Check for open circuit, power consumption < 5.0 Watt
-Output con gured wrong, parameter 0504
-Check pump cable for damage and short circuits
-Make sure the connector on the cooling pump is correctly inserted.
-Replace cooling pump
-Check ECI cooling pump cable for damage and short circuits
-Replace ECI cooling pump
-Check PHC-3 input voltage is below 33.0V
-Replace ECI cooling pump
-Check PHC-3 input voltage is higher than 18.0V
-Replace ECI cooling pump
-Check ECI cooling pump for damages
-Replace ECI cooling pump
-Check if ECI pump is connected
-Check wires to ECI pump for open circuits
-Check power supply cooling pump
-Wrong cooling pump con gured, parameter 0301
-Reset fault and if fault reappears, cooling pump need service or replacement.
-Check pump inlet for obstacles
-Check ABB ACS550 parameter 2001 and 2002.
-Check hose for dirt
-Check pump inlet for obstacles
-VFD not powered up
-VFD communication cable not connected or incorrectly wired
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10600.0.208 SR150000 Fault - INTERLOCK Retract Interlock
36100.1.24 VFD Instance 1 Fault VFD faulted -See VFD for more information
36100.1.100 VFD Instance 1 No Communication PDC-301 has no MODBUS communication with VFD.
36101.1.200 VFD PMS Instance 1 Timeout VFD is not ready within 60 after power reqest. -Check if VFD has power
36101.1.204 VFD PMS Instance 1 SIGNAL LOST
36103.1.0 VFD IN LOCAL Instance 1 - VFD in Local or Hand Mode -Change mode in VFD panel.
PDC-301 Alarm Descriptions
Lost Power Management signal from VFD, VFD not avilable anymore.
PJC 221 & 222
-Check if retract is depoyed.
-No communication with Retract Controller, check Retract Controller has power.
-Check PDC-301 and Restract Controller setup.
-Check communication cable with VFD
-Check if VFD has power
-Check VFD for more information.
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Fill in the type, location and serial numbers of the S-link devices installed.
Keeping this as a reference will make the setup procedure easier!
Note Type, Location and Serial Numbers
S-link device Location Serial number
(ie Thruster, AMS, PPC etc) (Bow, Bow-STB, Stern, Stern-STB)
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The information given in the document was correct at the time it was published. However, Sleipner Motor AS can not accept liability for any inaccuracies or omissions it
may contain. Continuous product improvement may change the product specifi cations without notice. Therefore, Sleipner Motor AS can not accept liability for any possi-
ble differences between product and document.
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