Part# 1100268

User’s Manual

DCU 410 Engine Control Unit

RP 410 Remote Panel
Table of Content
General...................................................................................................................... 3
About this Manual.............................................................. 3
Marine Pro Overview .......................................................... 4
Available Modules ................................................................... 4
DCU 410 Operation............................................................................................ 6
Overview ........................................................................... 6
Buttons ................................................................................... 6
Screen Layout ......................................................................... 6
Screen Navigation ................................................................... 7
Start and Stop Engine ......................................................... 7
Start Engine ............................................................................ 7
Stop Engine ............................................................................ 7
Alarm List .......................................................................... 8
Enter the Alarm List ................................................................ 8
New Alarms ............................................................................ 8
Filter Alarms ........................................................................... 9
Silence the Buzzer................................................................... 9
Acknowledge Alarms .............................................................. 9
Softbuttons...................................................................... 10
Quick Access ........................................................................ 10
The Menu ........................................................................ 11
Settings ................................................................................ 11
Counters ............................................................................... 12
Generator ............................................................................. 14
Display ................................................................................. 14
Language .............................................................................. 14
Configuration ....................................................................... 15
Help...................................................................................... 19
Symbols and Indication Icons ........................................... 21
RP 410 Operation............................................................................................. 22
Overview ......................................................................... 22
Buttons ................................................................................. 22
Screen Layout ....................................................................... 22
Start and Stop Engines ..................................................... 24
Start Engine(s) ...................................................................... 24
Stop Engine(s) ....................................................................... 25
Alarm List ........................................................................ 26
Enter the Alarm List .............................................................. 26
Silence the Buzzer................................................................. 26
Acknowledge Alarms ............................................................ 26
The Star in the Alarm List ...................................................... 27
Filter Alarms ......................................................................... 27

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 Home Button ................................................................... 28
The Menu ........................................................................ 29
Menu selections .................................................................... 29
Configuration selections ....................................................... 33
Symbols and Indication Icons ........................................... 36
Local mode – L ...................................................................... 36
Manual mode – M.................................................................. 36
Shutdown Override – SO........................................................ 37
Service and Diagnostics – wrench symbol .............................. 37
Active Station symbol............................................................ 37
Active Station – star symbol .................................................. 37
Warning and Alarm Triangles ................................................ 38
DCU and RP Common .................................................................................... 39
Alarm List colors explained ................................................... 39

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General
About this Manual
This manual has been published primarily for
professionals and qualified personnel. The user of this
material is assumed to have basic knowledge in marine
systems.
Note! Auto-Maskin continuously upgrades its products
and reserves the right to make changes and
improvements without prior notice.
All information in this manual is based upon information
at the time of printing.
For updated information, please contact your local
distributor.

Valid Versions
This User’s Manual is valid for the following firmware
releases of the DCU and RP.

Panel Firmware Release Date

DCU 410 1.4 October 2009
RP 410 1.4 October 2009

Manual Revisions
Title: Marine Pro User's Manual
Printed: February 2010
Revision:

Copyrights and Trademarks

Copyright © Auto-Maskin AS, 2009
Information given in this document may change without
prior notice. This document should not be copied without
written permission from Auto-Maskin.
All trademarks acknowledged.

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Marine Pro Overview
Available Modules
The following modules are available in Marine Pro
• DCU 410 Engine Monitoring and Control Unit
• DCU 408 Engine Control Unit; no user interface
• SDU 410 Safety Unit
• RIO 410 I/O Expansion Unit
• RIO 425 Generator Interface Unit
• RP 410 Remote Panel Unit

The following is a brief explanation of the different

modules.

DCU 410 and DCU 408 Engine Control Units

DCU 410 and DCU 408 (hereafter referred to as the
“DCU”) are the engine monitoring and control units. One
panel is required for each engine. The DCU 410 has a
color screen and buttons for user interaction. The DCU
408 is the low cost version without a user interface,
intended for use with remote panels.
Note! The DCU 410 and DCU 408 will hereafter be
referred to as the “DCU” only. If functionality differs
between the two, this will be noted.

SDU 410 Safety Unit

The SDU 410 is the safety module, and is linked to the
DCU engine control unit. It is mandatory in classed
installations that are to be type approved.

RIO 410 I/O Expansion Unit

The RIO 410 is an I/O expansion unit, and is linked to the
DCU, which will find it automatically.

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 A maximum of four RIO units can be connected to one
DCU.

RIO 425 Generator Interface Unit

The RIO 425 is a generator interface unit. It is linked to
the DCU, which will find it automatically.
When connected, a new page is made available on the
DCU – and on the remote panel RP 410 – that displays
generator parameters such as phase voltages, phase
currents, frequency, power, efficiency factor (Cos phi),
etc.

RP 410 Remote Panel

The RP 410 is the remote panel for the DCU engine
panels.
Numerous RP remote panels can be connected together in
the same Ethernet network.

Ordering Information
The following parts are available in Marine Pro.

Item Part #
DCU 410 Engine Control Unit 1006450
DCU 408 Engine Control Unit 1006455
RIO 410 I/O Expansion Unit 1006453
RIO 425 Generator Interface Unit 1006457
SDU 410 Safety Unit 1006451
RP 410 Remote Panel Unit 1006452
MK-14 Relay Expansion 1121341
Ethernet Switch, 5 channels, 24V supply, DIN-rail 1050165
CANbus communication cable 1009110
CANbus/Fiber converter 1121268
IP Camera 1121258

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DCU 410 Operation

Overview
Buttons
The DCU has buttons for the following:
• Start engine
• Stop engine
• Alarm List
• Menu
• Arrow up and down
• Four soft buttons, with varying functionality

Screen Layout
The screen is divided into three main sections:
• Status bar
Top most line on the screen, which is
reserved for engine state and status symbols.
• Soft button line
Bottom most line on the screen,
which is reserved for soft buttons, which have
varying functionality depending on the selected
screen.

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 • Main screen area
This is where all instruments
and menu items are displayed.

Screen Navigation
The DCU can have multiple instrument
screens. Press the arrow buttons to navigate
between them.
If there is one instrument screen only,
pressing the buttons will not change the
screen.
Pressing the same button repeatedly will
eventually scroll around to the same screens.

Start and Stop Engine

Start Engine
The start button can be configured as latched or hold. It
will always be the same as the stop button, though.

If the button is configured as latched, press the start

button, observe the confirmation dialog, and press Yes to
start. The DCU will complete the start sequence.
If the start button is configured as hold, press and hold
the start button until the engine has started.

Stop Engine
The stop button can be configured as latched or hold. It
will always be the same as the start button, though.

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 If the button is configured as latched, press the stop
button, observe the confirmation dialog, and press Yes to
stop. The DCU will complete the stop sequence.
If the stop button is configured as hold, press and hold
the stop button until the engine has stopped.

Alarm List
Enter the Alarm List
To see the alarm list, press the alarm list button.

Press the button again to leave the alarm list. Or, press
the Exit button.

New Alarms
New alarms are displayed in bold text. Above, the alarm
Engine Stop Failed is new. The alarm is Unacknowledged.
Once the alarm is acknowledged, the alarm text is no
longer bold.
Note! For more information on the alarm list, please see
page 39.

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Filter Alarms
The alarm list can filter alarms in three groups
• All Alarms (all alarms and diagnostics)
• Panel Alarms (all alarms, no diagnostics)
• Diagnostics (diagnostics only)

To switch between the different views, press the

corresponding softbutton 2 and/or softbutton 3.

Silence the Buzzer

If the buzzer sounds, press the alarm list
button to silence the buzzer.
• If not already in the alarm list, this
operation will display the alarm list.

• If already in the alarm list when the buzzer sounds,

then pressing the alarm list button to silence the
buzzer will not exit the alarm list, but only silence
the buzzer.

Acknowledge Alarms
Acknowledge a single alarm
• In the alarm list, select the alarm to acknowledge
using the arrow buttons. The selected alarm line
will expand to reveal additional information, if any.
• Press the Acknowledge button to acknowledge the
selected alarm.

Acknowledge all alarms

• In the alarm list, press and hold (1 sec) the
Acknowledge button. This acknowledges all
alarms.

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 Note! Alarms
Note larms that are still active will stay displayed in the
screen until they go inactive.

Softbuttons
The DCU has four softbuttons.
A softbutton is a regular button, which changes function
depending on the screen context.
These buttons are located directly under the screen
screen; see
picture below.

Quick Access
There are four functions assigned to the soft buttons in
instrument view. These are:
• Soft button 1: Language (speech symbol)
• Soft button 2: Backlight
• Soft button 3: Units – Metric or U.S.
• Soft button 4: Operation – Local/Remote
These four functions are also available through the main
menu.

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The Menu
The following chapters explain each menu item.

Settings
Automatic/Manual
When set to Automatic, the DCU will do automatic start
and stop from a remote signal, e.g. a power management
system.
In Manual, the DCU will NOT do automatic start and stop.
In Manual, the symbol M is visible in the status bar.
Note The DCU terminal 88 (Automatic Mode) will override
Note!
a Manual setting in the menu.
The rule is: If either the menu or the remote signal
commands Automatic, then it is Automatic.

Local/Remote
In Local mode, the DCU cannot be operated from remote,
and an L symbol is visible in the status bar.
Neither communication commands, nor hardwired
commands will work in Local mode.

Start Disabled
Select Start Disabled to disable all starts, local and
remote, on this engine.
Note It is recommended to remove the start battery
Note!
connection before any maintenance work on the engine.

Prelube Override
If the engine is normally configured to prelube the engine
before start, this can be cancelled
c or aborted.

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 If selecting Prelube Override during a prelube sequence,
the prelube will be aborted and the DCU will continue to
crank the engine.

Button Beep
Select whether a button press shall beep the buzzer.

Counters
Counters
The counters page keeps the engine running hours
counters.

Total
The total accumulated engine hours. Depending on the
configuration, the value is calculated in the DCU, or read
from the ECM.
This counter value cannot be reset by the operator.

Since Start
This counter starts at zero every time the engine is
started, and counts until the engine is stopped.
This counter value cannot be reset by the operator.

Since Reset
This counter accumulates every time the engine is
running.
Press the Reset button to zero the values since last reset.

Event Log
The DCU keeps a log of all events. The log is about 500
events long, after which the oldest event is lost.

An event is any diagnostic, warning alarm or engine

shutdown situation, but also button presses.

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 Event Sorting
The events can be sorted as follows:
• Oldest first
• Most severe first
• Least severe first
• Count

Navigation
Use the up and down arrow to navigate in the event log.

Timestamp
The selected event will be expanded, and the second line
displays the running hours for when the event happened.
For alarms, the second line will also display the running
hours for an acknowledged and inactive situation.

Engine Service Interval

The DCU can be configured to indicate service from up to
four different service counters.
All counters have a predefined hour counter interval, and
count engine running hours.

Service Due
A due service is indicated with a wrench key (see picture),
and is not indicated in the alarm list.

Service Done
When service is done, select this menu item and press the
Service Done button to restart the counter for a new
service interval.

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Generator
If the DCU engine panel is connected to an optional RIO
425 unit to read generator parameters, then the
generator symbol is displayed here. Selecting it displays
the generator
gene values on a new page.
Note! This page can also be accessed by simply pressing
the up or down button from the normal instrument view.

Display
Screen Backlight
Select between different screen backlight settings.
• 10% backlight is as dark as it can be
• 50% backlight is half full
• 100% backlight is fully lit
• Automatic varies between 10 and 100% using an
ambient light detector.

Units
Select units
• Metric (Celsius, bar, etc), or
• U.S. (Fahrenheit, psi, etc)

Language
Select any panel language from one of the following
languages:
• English
• French
• Spanish
• Italian

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 • German
• Dutch
• Russian
• Norwegian
• Chinese

Note! Texts for configured instruments must be

translated manually during installation.
If a language is selected for which there is no such
manual translation, the default language will be used.

Configuration
Engine Overspeed Test
In this mode, the engine can be tested for overspeed by
lowering the overspeed setpoint to nominal speed.
Overspeed Test sequence
• Make sure the engine is not running. The
Overspeed Test mode cannot be entered on a
running engine.
• Observe that the overspeed setpoint has been
lowered by observing the red are on the RPM
meter.
• Start the engine and adjust rpm until it crosses the
red labeled setpoint.
• Observe engine shutdown.

Overspeed Test Off

The Overspeed Test times out after 5 minutes, or when an
actual overspeed situation is observed.
The test can also be turned off by selecting the menu
item again.

Connect a PC

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 If the PC cannot connect to the DCU, there may be an IP
address conflict.
Often, the IP address in a laptop PC cannot be changed by
the user, since access is blocked due to company policy.
If so, the PC IP address can only be set dynamically
(changed) by a DHCP server when connected in a
network where a DHCP server exists.
For this purpose, the DCU has an inbuilt DHCP server,
which may be activated in order to issue a new IP address
to the laptop.

At the top of this form, the current IP number in the DCU

is listed. The next lines display a Start and End IP address.
This is the range the DHCP server will scan, and a “free”
address in the range will be given to the connected PC.

Pre-selected Range
The DCU will preselect a range that is outside the DCU’s
current IP address. The DCU IP address should not be
within the Start- and End IP address. The example shown
in the graphic above is correct.

Execute the command

Press the Save button. The DCU’s DHCP server will now
issue a new IP address to any PC already connected to the
DCU, or any new PC connected within the Timeout period
(here; 10 minutes).
Note! The PC keeps the issued IP address even after the
timeout.

Networked DCU
If the DCU is connected to a local area network (LAN)
serving more equipment, the help of staff running the
LAN may be needed as one should not run several DHCP
servers in the same LAN. Also in this case, the IP address
of the DCU should be set according to the address range
of the LAN.

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 Configuration
This is where sensor parameters on the DCU are
configured.
The section is password protected, and is not the scope in
this manual. Please see the Marine Pro Installation
Manual.

Interface Design
Up to four extra instrument screens can be added by the
user.
Note! Make sure you know what you do – and what to do
– before attempting this chapter.
Note! Normally, such screens would only be added by the
engine supplier, then using the web interface
programming tool.

Understanding the screen layout

The screen is made up of Templates, Slots and Widgets
like this:
Widget
Slot
Template
Screen.
• The Widget is the instrument. It can for instance
be a circular dial or a horizontal bar.
• The Slot is the placeholder for the Widget. Not all
Widgets fit in all Slots.
• The Template defines where the Slots are on the
screen.

Add a user screen

1. Press Insert new. Use the up/down arrow buttons

to select a suitable template. Press OK, and then
Save.
2. Now, press Slot Design.
3. Press Edit View.

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 4. Use the arrow buttons to select a slot (indicated
with a bold rectangle around it), then press Pick
Channel.

5. Using the arrow buttons, pick any signal from the

list, then press Select.
6. Do step 3 again until all slots are populated.
7. Press Exit.

8. Observe the new screen just being made. Press the

arrow buttons to cycle between screens.

Delete a user screen

1. Use the arrow buttons to select the user screen.

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 2. Press Delete to delete the screen.

Help
Troubleshooting
The DCU has a comprehensive set of troubleshooting
screens for the DCU, and also for each of the optional RIO
expansion units. The following covers the DCU only.

The Troubleshooting screen displaying the Supply section.

Supply
The two power supplies are listed, with information about
voltage and supply selection.

Switch
For each of the eight switch channels, this section
indicates if the switch is open (0V) or closed (24V input).
If for instance the troubleshooting screen indicates open,
and there is a 24V signal connected to the input channel,
then the channel is broken.

4-20mA
For each of the four 4-20mA channels, there is an
indication of:
• Current, 2-25mA, indicated in mA
• Broken wire (<2mA)
• Short circuit (>25mA)
• Channel in use or not

PT100
For each of the four PT100 channels, there is an
indication of:
• Value, in Celsius or Fahrenheit
• Faulty circuit
• Channel in use or not

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 COM
This section lists communication status for
communication ports COM 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.

Output
This lists the output status on DCU terminals 63 to 84.
If for instance terminal 83 indicates Active (24V) and
there is no 24V measured on terminal 83, then that
output is faulty.

Input
This lists the input status on DCU terminal 86 to 97.
If for instance DCU terminal 89 is measured to 24V, but
the troubleshooting screen for that channel indicates
Inactive, then that input is faulty.

Run Indication sources

A number of different sources can be configured to
indicate for the DCU that the engine is running.
This page will reveal which source is giving the DCU a
running engine indication.

Button Test
This section makes it possible to test that all DCU buttons
work.
To leave the test, press and hold soft button 2, then press
soft button 4.

Version Information
Select this to see information about
• Hardware Version
• Software Version
• Connected ECM Version (if any)
• Own IP number

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Symbols and Indication Icons
The following symbols and icons are available in the DCU

On Instrument Screen
• Yellow triangle is the warning symbol.
When it flashes above an instrument,
that channel has a new warning.
When the user acknowledges the
warning, the triangle stops flashing.

• Red triangle is the alarm and/or shutdown symbol.

When it flashes above an instrument, that channel
has a new alarm, or is responsible for the engine
shutting down.
When the user acknowledges the alarm, the
triangle stops flashing.

Status bar
The DCU status bar is the top-most line on the screen
• The L symbol indicates the DCU is in Local mode.
Remote commands are now inhibited.
• The M symbol indicates the DCU is in Manual
mode. Automatic Start/Stop is now inhibited.
• The SO symbol indicates the DCU is in Shutdown
Override mode.
• The green OK symbol indicates there are no
warning-, alarm-, or shutdown events present in
the alarm list, and also no yellow or red diagnostic
messages.
• The wrench symbol indicates a service counter is
passed due, or that a white diagnostic is present.

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RP 410 Operation

Overview
The fascia has four buttons with a fixed function for each
button. The touch screen has is a touch button area at the
bottom of the screen.

Buttons
There are four buttons.
• Start
start engine(s)
• Stop
stop engine(s)
• Alarm List
displays the alarm list
• Home
Display the top level instrument screen

Screen Layout
The screen is divided into three main sections:
• Status bar
Top most line on the screen, which is
reserved for status symbols.

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 • Soft button line
Bottom most line on the screen,
which is reserved for soft buttons, which have
different meaning depending on the selected
screen.
• Main screen area
This is where all instruments
and menu icons are displayed.

Status bar

Main screen area

Button area
Button# 1 2 3 4

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Start and Stop Engines
E
Start Engine(s)
Start of multiple engines
engines at the same time is possible,
simply by selecting
se the engine(s) to start.
If selecting more than one engine, the RP warns you with
a simple dialog.

To start the engine

1. Press the Start Button.
2. Select the engine(s) to start by pressing the touch
screen. The selected engine icons will have a white
rectangle.
3. Press the OK button again to start the selected
engine(s).

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Stop Engine(s)
Stop of multiple engines at the same time is possible
possible,
simply by selecting the engine(s) to stop.

To stop
s the engine
1. Press the Stop Button
4. Select the engine(s) to stop by pressing the touch
screen. The selected engine icons will have a white
rectangle.
2. Press the OK button again to stop the selected
engine(s).

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Alarm List
Enter the Alarm List
Press the Alarm List button to enter the alarm list. All
current alarms are visible
visi on the screen.

Press the Alarm List button again to leave the alarm list.
For more information about the alarm list, please see
page 39.

Silence the Buzzer

If the buzzer sounds, press the alarm list button to
silence the buzzer.
• If not already in the alarm list, this operation will
display the alarm list.
• If already in the alarm list when the buzzer sounds,
then pressing the alarm list button to silence the
buzzerr will not leave the alarm list, but silence the
buzzer.

Acknowledge Alarms
Acknowledge a single alarm
• First, select the alarm to acknowledge by touching
it. The alarm line will expand to reveal additional
information, if any.
• Press the Acknowledge button to acknowledge the
selected alarm.

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 Acknowledge all alarms
•While in the alarm list, press and hold (1 second)
the Acknowledge button. This acknowledges all
alarms.
Note! Alarms that are still active will still be displayed in
the screen until they go inactive. They are shown with a
grey background.

The Star in the Alarm List

If a star is displayed prior to the engine name, it means
this RP is the active station for that engine.
These alarms can be acknowledged on this RP.
Alarms without a star prior to the engine name cannot be
acknowledged until this RP has become the active station
for that engine.

Filter Alarms
The RP can receive alarms from up to eight different DCU
panels at a time, so it is important to be able to filter
alarms.
There are two buttons for this purpose:
• Engine Views (soft button 2)
• Alarm Views (soft button 3)
Note! If a filter is applied, this is visualized with a yellow
dot in the button.

Engine Views
Press Engine Views for an engine filter selection. This lists
all engines the RP is connected to, and also This Station
and All.

This Station
This selection will not display alarms from any of the DCU
panels, but only alarms built into the RP panel.
The alarm can be eg. “Lost contact to 192.168.0.102” or
“Low battery voltage”.

Engine Name
Press any of the engine names to display alarms from this
engine only. All other engines and also RP panel alarms
are suppressed.

All
This effectively turns off all filters and displays all alarms
from all sources.

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 Alarm Views
Press Alarm Views to filter alarm types from the DCU
panels.

Panel Alarms
This selection filters away diagnostic alarms from the
ECM1, and displays all other alarms.

ECM Diagnostics
This selection filters away all alarms but the diagnostic
messages and alarms coming from the engine ECM.

All
This effectively turns off all filters and displays all alarms
from all sources.

Home Button
Press the Home button (house symbol) to display the top
level engine instruments.
This is a handy button to quickly revert to a known place.

Main Menu shortcut

Press and hold (1 second) the Home button to display the
Menu.

1
ECM = Engines Electronic Control Module

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The Menu
Access the Menu
The menu can be accessed from two places:
• Press the Home button. Now, the menu is available
from softbutton #1.
1 second
• Press and hold the Home button (1 second).

Menu selections
Active Station
This is used when there are multiple
multiple RP stations in the
installation.
Press this menu icon to bring up the Active Station dialog.

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 Camera
An IP-camera can be connected to the Ethernet network,
and the image will be displayed on the RP screen.
Up to four cameras can be connected to one RP screen.
All four images can be displayed simultaneously, or one
image can take the entire screen.
Note! The image update rate is 4-5 fps – frames per
second.

Expand to full screen

Touch anywhere on one of the four camera images to
expand to full screen view for that camera.

Reduce to 1/4th of the screen

Touch anywhere on the full size image to reduce it to
1/4th of the screen size.

Backlight
Select between different screen backlight settings.
• 10% backlight is as dark as it can be
• 50% backlight is half full
• 100% backlight is fully lit
• Automatic varies between 10% and 100%, using an
inbuilt ambient light detector.
• Night Mode is the same as Automatic, with the
difference that it will turn the screen completely off
10 seconds after no action has taken place. The
screen will awake on any alarm or user input, and
stay lit as long as there are unacknowledged
alarms.

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 Generator
If the DCU engine panel is reading generator parameters
from the RIO 425, then the generator image and values
will be displayed here.
The displayed values are:
• Individual phase currents
• Phase-Phase voltages
• Phase-Neutral voltages
• Frequency (Hz)
• Total Power (kW)
• Cosinus ɸ (decimal value)

Language
Languages
Select the desired RP operator language.

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 Note! The instruments text description residess in the DCU
unit and must be translated for each language during
unit,
installation of the DCU.
If a language is selected where there is no translation,
translation, the
default language will be used.

Counters
The counters page displays engine running hours for all
the engines.

Information
This page displays IP addresses and revision numbers.
The DCU section displays the IP address of the connected
engine panels.

Configuration
This leads to the user configuration
onfiguration submenu section
section,
and is not password protected.

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Configuration selections
ions

Wallpaper
The wallpaper is the background image in the instrument
screens.

Predefined wallpapers
Select appropriate background
background wallpaper from the
selection of available wallpapers.
Up to eight wallpapers may come with the unit.

Personal wallpaper
New personal wallpaper can be uploaded using the web
interface.
• Connect a standard Ethernet cable between the
RP and your PC.
• In the PC browser, type the IP-address
address of the RP,
as found in the RP submenu.
• Select Upload Wallpaper.
• Using the Browse button,, select a picture file from
your PC in PNG-format
format and size 640x416 pixels.
Maximum file size is 1MB.
• Select the Upload button.

Button
tton Beep
Select whether a button press and a tap on the touch
screen should make the buzzer beep (or the speaker
sound) or not.
The function toggles on/off.

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 Sound Configuration
The RP has inbuilt a pair of speakers and a buzzer. Using
this selection, choose
choose between the buzzer beep, or the
inbuilt sounds through the speakers.
Note The
Note! he speaker sound is also available on the 3.5mm
standar
andard mini-jack output on the panel rear, for
connection to external speakers (typically
(typically PC brand
speakers).

Home Page Layout

The Home page is accessed by pressing the Home button,
and is the top level in the instrument hierarchy.
The Home page can use its entire area for one engine
instruments, or it can be divided into two or four
quadrants, where each quadrant houses instrum
instruments for
other engines.

Example
Iff there are three engines connected to this RP, one can
choose the following layouts:
layout

Single
If Single Screen is selected, pressing the Home button will
display the engine with the lowest IP number (usually
engine #1).
Access
ccess to other engines will be from the Previous/Next
buttons.

Engine 1  Current screen

Engine 2  Next screen
Engine 3  Next screen
Etc.

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 Dual
If Dual is selected, the screen is divided in two halves.
The left pane displays engine #1, and the right pane
displays engine #2.
Access to other engines is from the Previous/Next
buttons. With the example with three engines, the space
for Engine 4 would be blank.

Engine 1 Engine 2  Current screen

Engine 3 Engine 4  Next screen

Quad
If Quad is selected, the screen is divided into four
quadrants. The top left quadrant displays engine #1, the
top right quadrant displays engine #2, and the bottom
left quadrant displays engine #3.

Engine 1 Engine 2  Current screen

Engine 3 Engine 4 Engines 1-4
Engine 5 Engine 6  Next screen
Engine 7 Engine 8 Engines 5-8

Note! If there are 5-8 engines installed, the access to

these engines will be from the Previous/Next buttons.

Calibrate Touch Screen

If the touch screen is hard to navigate, it may need a
recalibration.

Emergency access
In case the screen is out of calibration to the extent it
cannot be used, press and hold the Home button for ten
seconds, to access the calibration screen.

Units
Select units
• Metric (Celsius, bar, etc), or
• U.S. (Fahrenheit, psi, etc)

Troubleshooting
This page displays troubleshooting information.

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 System Configuration
This leads to the System Configuration submenu section.
This section is password protected.
The password is a four-digit
four number.
If the wrong number is entered, the panel will issue an
encrypted code. This code can be used by the factory to
revert to the original password.

Symbols and Indication Icons

Local mode – L
When the symbol L is displayed, the corresponding DCU
engine panel is in Local mode.
The RP cannot acknowledge alarms, nor command start
or stop on this DCU panel.
Toggle the Local/Remote button on the DCU to take it out
of Local mode.

Manual mode – M
When the symbol M is displayed, the corresponding DCU
engine panel is in Manual mode.
The DCU will notno do automatic start, nor will it do
automatic stop, in Manual mode.

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Shutdown Override – SO
When the symbol SO is displayed, the corresponding DCU
engine panel is in Shutdown Override mode.
The DCU will not do automatic shutdowns in this mode.
Note! Overspeed shutdown is the exception to this rule.

Service and Diagnostics – wrench symbol

Whenever a predefined service is due, or a white
diagnostic from the ECM is active, the service wrench
symbol is displayed in the status bar.

Active Station symbol

The Active Station symbol is the large rectangular symbol
displayed in the top right corner. It can have three
meanings:

Inactive Station
The RP is not active station for any engines.
The symbol is all black, with the text “Inactive Station”.

Partially Active Station

The RP is active station for one or several engines, but not
all.
The symbol is half orange, half black, with the text
“Active Station”.

Active Station
The RP is active station for all engines in the network.
The symbol is full orange, with the text “Active Station”.

Active Station – star symbol

In single engine view, and if the RP is the active station
for the engine, an orange star is displayed in the status
bar to indicate this.
If the Home screen is divided into two or four quadrants,
the active station star is displayed in the name and engine
status banner.

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Warning and Alarm Triangles
Yellow triangle
A yellow triangle means there is a warning on this
channel. If it flashes, it is unacknowledged.

Red triangle
A red triangle means there is an alarm or shutdown
situation on this channel. If it flashes, it is
unacknowledged.
In both cases, press the Alarm List button for details of
the warnings/alarms.

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DCU and RP Common
Alarm List colors explained
In general
• Alarm and Shutdown (Automatic Stop) entries are
displayed in red. A Warning is displayed in yellow.
• New alarms (unacknowledged) are displayed in
bold text, and acknowledged alarms are displayed
in normal text.
• An alarm that is not acknowledged, then goes
inactive, is displayed in normal text on a grey
background.
o Red text color means it was an Alarm or
Shutdown.
o Yellow text color means it was a Warning.

Alarm or New active Alarm (red background)

Shutdown
Acknowledged active Alarm (red background)
Unacknowledged inactive Alarm (red text, grey background)
Warning New active Warning (yellow background)
Acknowledged active Warning (yellow background)
Unacknowledged inactive Warning (yellow text, grey background)
Diagnostic New White Diagnostic (white background)
Acknowledged White Diagnostic (white background)
Unacknowledged inactive Diagnostic (black text, grey background)
Alarm List example entries

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