GENPOWER FORTRUST 6110D User manual

FORTRUST 6110D/ 6120D CONTROLLER
USER MANUAL
This document provides a brief operation instruction for using GEC6100D series controllers.

1. MODELS:
2. KEY DESCRIPTIONS:
Stop
In manual/ auto mode, it stops the running genset. During stopping
process, pressing this key again stops generator immediately.
Start
In manual mode, pressing this key starts the genset.
Manual
Pressing this key will set the controller as Manual mode.
Auto
Pressing this key will set the controller as Auto mode.
Close/ Open
*To open/ close genset’s breaker in Manual Mode.
* Only for GEC6120D.
Close
* To close genset’s breaker in Manual Mode.
* Only for GEC6110D.
Open
* To open genset’s breaker in Manual Mode.
* Only for GEC6110D.
Set/Confirm
Press this key to enter menu interface,
Shift cursor to confirm in parameters setting menu.
Up/ Increase
Screen scroll;
Press the up cursor and increase value in setting menu.
Down/ Decrease
Screen scroll;
Press the down cursor and decrease value in setting menu.
Home/ Return
Return to homepage when in main interface;
Exit when in parameters setting interface.
Reset
In case of alarm, the alarm light is on, the sixth line of the screen shows
the alarm. After pressing this key alarm will be reset and the screen
alarm display bar disappears; If the fault still exists, the screen alarm is
still displayed, and the alarm light is still on.
Model
Function
GEC6110D
It is used for single machine automation, controlling the start and stop of genset by remote
signal.
GEC6120D
It adds the functions of mains monitoring and AMF on the basis of GEC6110D.

Cloud Service
Press this key to enter the cloud service mode. Press this key to enter the
Interface of WIFI connection with TWO-DIMENSIONAL code. Press it
again to exit and enter the main interface. This key only takes effect on
the home page of the controller. You can item 10 of Mobile cloud
Service Functions.
3. DIMENSIONS:
Overall Dimension:
Panel Cutout:
221mm x 152mm x 56.8mm
185mm x 139mm
4. CONTROLLER PANEL:
GEC6110D

GEC6120D
5. SETTINGS:
A. Settings Menu:
1）After the controller starts up, press the button to enter the settings menu.
2）Press the cursor (up/ increase) or (down/ decrease）to select the controller’s information.
3）Press the button to enter the password settings interface.
4）Enter the password: ”1921” to set all the parameters. Follow the setting method is as step 5 and 6.
5）Press the button (up/ increase) or (down/ decrease) to move the item up and down or
modify the value. Press the button（set/ confirm）to confirm the current value and move the cursor to the
right.

6）Press the button (home/ return) to return to the previous menu.
CAUTION! The value that entered in parameters should be between within range otherwise it will not be saved.
B. Work Calendar Settings:
1) When the main switch of work calendar is enabled, the setting of start and stop time of work calendar is
effective; otherwise, it is invalid.
2) Set the start and stop time of work calendar than genset will be self-started. In other words self-start
signal will be valid.
CAUTION! The start time of the day should not be greater than or equal to the stop time. When the start and stop
time value are both “0”, this function is invalid.
C. Experiment Calendar Settings:
1) When the main switch of experiment calendar is enabled, the setting of start and stop time of working
calendar is effective; otherwise, it is invalid.
2) Set start and stop time for each day. Four groups of time can be set each day. In automatic mode with no
self-start signal, the machine will start automatically at the selected start time and stop automatically after
reaching the stop time. This function is associated with the work calendar function.
CAUTION! The start time of each group should not be later than or same with the stop time, and the time of each
group on the same day should not be crossed. For example, if the time of the first group is 14:00-17:00 on
Monday, the time of the second group should be later than 17:00. When the start and stop time value are both “0”,
this function is invalid.

6. PARAMETER SETTING:
No
Parameter
Range
Default
Description
1
Mains Normal Delay
(0-3600)s
10
The delay from abnormal to normal or from normal to
abnormal. It is used for ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch)
control.
2
Mains Abnormal Delay
(0-3600)s
5
3
Mains Under Voltage
(30-60000)
V
18
When mains voltage is lower the value, mains under
voltage is active.
4
Mains Over Voltage
(30-60000)
V
276
When mains voltage is higher than the value, mains over
voltage is active.
5
Transfer Delay
(0-99.9)s
1.0
It’s the delay from mains’ breaker open to generator’s
breaker closed or from generator’s breaker open to mains’
breaker closed.
6(1)
Start Delay
(0-3600)s
1
When mains abnormal or remote start signal is active this is
the delay time of starting genset.
7(2)
Stop Delay
(0-3600)s
1
When mains normal or remote start signal is inactive this is
the delay time of stopping genset.
8(3)
Start Times
(1-10)
3
This is the number of cranking. If engine has a start failure,
genset cranks as set value times. When cranking times
finish, controller sends start fail signal.
9(4)
Preheat Delay
(0-300)s
0
Time of pre-powering heat plug before crank is powered
up.
10(5)
Cranking Time
(3-60)s
8
Time length of cranking time.
11(6)
Crank Rest Time
(3-60)s
10
When engine has a start fail it is the waiting time between
crankings.
12(7)
Safety On Time
(1-60)s
10
Alarm for low oil pressure, high tempareture, under speed,
under frequency/ voltage, failed to charge are all checked
within this time, if it continues alarm would rise.
13(8)
Start Idle Time
(0-3600)s
0
It is the idle running time of genset while starting.
14(9)
Warming-up Time
(0-3600)s
10
It is the warming time between genset switch on and high
speed running.
15(10)
Cooling Time
(3-3600)s
10
It is the time for cooling before genset stopping.
16(11)
Stop Idle Time
(0-3600)s
0
It is the idle running time while genset stopping.

No
Parameter
Range
Default
Description
17(12)
ETS Solenoid Hold
(0-120)s
20
Solenoid’s power-on time while genset is stopping.
18(13)
Fail to Stop Delay
(0-120)s
0
If “ETS Solenoid Hold” set as “0”, it is the time from end
of idle delay to genset at rest; if not “0”, it is from end of
ETS solenoid delay to genset at rest.
19(14)
Switch Close Time
(0.0-10.0)s
5.0
Mains’ or generator’s switch closing pulse width, when it is
“0”, output is continuous.
20(15)
Flywheel Teeth
（10-300）
118
Number of flywheel teeth, it can detect disconnection
conditions and engine speed.
21(16)
Gens Abnormal Delay
(0-20.0)s
10.0
It is the genset’s over or under voltage alarm delay.
22(17)
Gens Over Voltage
(30-60000)
V
264
When genset voltage is over the value, generator over
voltage is active.
23(18)
Gens Over Voltage
(30-60000)
V
196
When generator voltage is under the value, generator under
voltage is active.
24(19)
Under Speed
(0-6000)
r/ min
1200
When the engine speed is under the value for 10s,
shutdown alarm signal is sent.
25(20)
Over Speed
(0-6000)
r/ min
1710
When the engine speed is over the value, shutdown alarm
signal is sent.
26(21)
Engine Rated Idle Speed
(0-6000)
r/ min
750
This value means engine started successfully and reached
the required rated idle.
27(22)
Engine Rated Speed
(0-6000)
r/ min
1500
This is the rated speed required by high speed engine
operation.
28(23)
Gens Under Frequency
(0-75.0)Hz
45
When generator frequency is lower than the value (should
not equal to “0”) for 10s, shutdown alarm signal is sent.
29(24)
Gens Over Frequency
(0-75.0)Hz
57
When generator’s frequency is over the value and
continues for 2s, generator overfrequency is active.
30(25)
High Temperature
(80-300)ºC
98
When the temperature sensor value is over this point, it
sends out high temperature alarm. When the value is “300”,
warning alarm won’t be sent. (This function is only suited
for temperature sensor, except for high temperature
pressure alarm signal inputted by programmable input
port.)

No
Parameter
Range
Default
Description
31(26)
Low Oil Pressure
(0-400)kPa
103
When the oil pressure sensor value is under this point, Low
Oil Pressure alarm is sending out. When the value is “0”,
warning alarm won’t be sent. (This function is only suited
for oil pressure sensor, except for low oil pressure alarm
signal inputted by programmable input port.)
32(27)
Low Fuel Level Warning
(0-100)%
10
When fuel level sensor value is under this point and
remains for 10s, genset sends out warning alarm. This
function is only warning but not shutdown.
33(28)
Low Fuel Level
Shutdown
(0-100)%
5
If the liquid level of the external liquid level sensor is
lower than this value and lasts for 5 seconds, the shutdown
signal will be sent.
34(29)
Speed Signal Loss Time
(0-20.0)s
5.0
When the delay setting as “0”s, this function is only
warning but not shutdown.
35(30)
Charge Fail Voltage
(0-30)V
6.0
During genset normal running, when B+ and charger D+
(WL) voltage difference is above this value for 5s, the
controller issues “Charging Failure” warning.
36(31)
Battery Over Voltage
(12.0-40.0)
V
33
When generator battery voltage is over this value and
remains for 20s, battery over voltage signal is active. This
function is only warning but not shutdown.
37(32)
Battery Under Voltage
(4.0-30.0)V
8
When generator battery voltage is under this value and
remains for 20s, battery under voltage signal is active. This
function is only warning but not shutdown.
38(33)
CT Ratio/5
(5-6000)/5
500
External current transformer ratio.
39(34)
Full Load Current
(5-6000)A
500
Rated current of generator, used for calculating over load
current.
40(35)
Over Current Action
（0-2）
2
According to the selected action, action for the power
generation over current 0: NoAction, 1: Electrical Trip, 2:
Alarm Shutdown
41(36)
Over Current Percentage
(50-130)%
120
When load current is over this value, the over current delay
is initiated.
42(37)
Over Current Delay
(0-3600)s
30
This is delay time in case of over current.
43(38)
Fuel Pump On Value
(0-100)%
25
When the fuel level lower than the set value for 2s, it sends
a signal to open fuel pump.
44(39)
Fuel Pump Off Value
(0-100)%
80
When the fuel level higher than the set value for 2s, it
sends a signal to close fuel pump.
45(40)
Aux. Output 1 Function
(0-25)
2
Factory default: Energized to stop. See 7. Outputs Title.
46(41)
Aux. Output 2 Function
(0-25)
3
Factory default: Idle control. See 7. Outputs Title.
47(42)
Aux. Output 3 Function
(0-25)
5
Factory default: Gens closed. See 7. Outputs Title.

No
Parameter
Range
Default
Description
48(43)
Aux. Output 4 Function
(0-25)
6
Factory default: Mains closed. See 7. Outputs Title.
49(44)
Aux. Input 1 Function
(0-25)
1
Factory default: High temperature alarm input.
See 8. Inputs Title.
50(45)
Aux. Input 1 Valid
(0-1)
0
Factory default: Closed.
51(46)
Aux. Input 1 Delay
(0-20.0)s
2
Input signal active delay.
52(47)
Aux. Input 2 Function
(0-25)
2
Factory default: Low oil pressure alarm input. See 8. Inputs
Title.
53(48)
Aux. Input 2 Valid
(0-1)
0
Factory default: Closed.
54(49)
Aux. Input 2 Delay
(0-20.0)s
2
Input signal active delay.
55(50)
Aux. Input 3 Function
(0-25)
10
Factory default: Remote start input. See 8. Inputs Title.
56(51)
Aux. Input 3 Valid
(0-1)
0
Factory default: Closed.
57(52)
Aux. Input 3 Delay
(0-20.0)s
2
Input signal active delay.
58(53)
Aux. Input 4 Function
(0-25)
11
Factory default: Low fuel level alarm input.
See 8. Inputs Title.
59(54)
Aux. Input 4 Valid
(0-1)
0
Factory default: Closed.
60(55)
Aux. Input 4 Delay
(0-20.0)s
2
Input signal active delay.
61(56)
Aux. Input 5 Function
(0-25)
12
The factory default: low cooling liquid level alarm input.
See 8. Inputs Title.
62(57)
Aux. Input 5 Valid
(0-1)
0
Factory default: Closed.
63(58)
Aux. Input 5 Delay
(0-20.0)s
2
Input signal active delay.
64(59)
Power On Mode
(0-2)
0
0：Stop; 1：Manual; 2：Auto (When the controller energized,
controller starts with this mode.)
65(60)
Controller Adress
(1-254)
1
Module communication address.
66(61)
Password Setting
(0-9999)
1921
All parameters can be set. See title 5.
67(62)
Disconnect Gens Speed
(0-3000)
r/ min
360
When engine speed reached this value, starter will
disconnect.
68(63)
Disconnect Gens
Frequency
(0.0-30.0)
Hz
14
When generator frequency reached this value, starter will
disconnect.
69(64)
Disconnect Gens Oil
Pressure
(0-400)kPa
200
When engine oil pressure is over this value, starter will
disconnect.

No
Parameter
Range
Default
Description
70(65)
High Temp. Stop
Inhibit
(0-1)
0
Default: When temperature is overheat, the genset alarms
and shutdown.
71(66)
Low OP Stop
Inhibit
(0-1)
0
Default: When oil pressure is too low, the genset alarms
and shutdown.
72(67)
AC system
(0-2)
0
0 3 Phase 4 Wire (3P4W)
1 2 Phase 3 Wire (2P3W)
2 1 Phase 2 Wire (1P2W)
73(68)
Temp. Sensor
Curve Type
(0-10)
8
SGX. See title 9.
74(69)
Pressure Sensor
Curve Type
(0-9)
8
SGX. See title 9.
75(70)
Level Sensor
Curve Type
(0-3)
3
SGX. See title 9.
76(71)
Generator Poles
(2-64)
4
Number of magnetic poles, used for calculating rotating
speed of generator without speed sensor.
77(72)
Temp. Sensor Open
Action
(0-2)
1
0: Disabled; 1: Warning; 2: Shutdown
78(73)
Oil Pressure Sensor
Open Action
(0-2)
1
0: Disabled; 1: Warning; 2: Shutdown
79(74)
Level Sensor Open
Action
(0-2)
1
0: Disabled; 1: Warning; 2: Shutdown
80(75)
Disconnect Oil
Pressure Time
(0-20.0)s
0
When disconnect conditions include oil pressure and
engine oil pressure is higher than disconnect oil pressure
delay, the genset is regarded as start successfully and starter
will disconnect.
81(76)
Over Power Setting
(0-2)
0
0: Disabled; 1: Warning; 2: Shutdown
When the power is greater than the set value and the
duration is greater than the delay value, the overpower
alarm is effective. The return value and delay value can
also be set.
82(77)
Welcome Page Setting
(0-1)
1
0: Disabled; 1: Enabled.
Start interface delay can be set.
83(78)
Maintenance
Password
(0-9999)
1234
Enter password interface of maintenance configuration.
84(78)
Date/ Time
Set the date/ time of controller.
85(79)
Fuel Output Time
(1-60)s
1
It is the time of the genset fuel output during power on.
86(80)
Manual Mod ATS
(0-1)
0
0: Key Switch; 1: Auto Switch.
87(81)
Speed Raise Pulse
(0-20.0)s
0.2
It is the speed-up pulse output time, when the unit begin the
high-speed warm-up.

No
Parameter
Range
Default
Description
88(83)
Speed Drop Pulse
(0-20.0)s
0.2
It is the speed-drop pulse output time, when the unit begin
to idling for stop.
89(84)
ATS Open Time
(1.0-60.0)s
3.0
It is duration to open ATS.
90(85)
Custom Sensor Curve
（0-2）
0
0 User-defined temperature sensor,
1 User-defined pressure sensor,
2 User-defined level sensor,
Choose sensor which need to be set, input every point
resistance (or current/ voltage) and corresponding value of
curve, 8 points need to be entered.
91(86)
Engine Type
(0-29)
00
00 Conventional Gen-set
01 Standard J1939
92(87)
CAN Address
(0-255)
3
Enter the CAN address.
93(88)
Rated Active Power
(0-6000)
kW
100
Used to calculate active power/ rated power percentage.
94(89)
Crank Disconnect
(0-6)
04
Conditions of disconnecting starter (generator, magnetic
pickup sensor, oil pressure), each condition can be used
alone and simultaneously to separating the starter-motor
and genset as soon as possible.
95(90)
Over Speed Warning
(0-6000)
r/ min
1650
When the engine speed is over the value for 2s, alarm
signal is sent.
96(91)
Under Speed Warning
(0-6000)
r/ min
1300
When the engine speed is under the value for 10s, alarm
signal is sent.
97(92)
Gens Under Voltage
Warning
(30-60000)
V
200
It is the generator’s A/B/C phase low voltage alarm value.
98(93)
Gens Over Voltage
Warning
(30-60000)
V
260
It is the generator’s A/B/C phase high voltage alarm value.
99(94)
Gens Under Frequency
Warning
(0-75.0)Hz
43
When generator’s frequency is lower than the value (not
equal to “0”) for 5s, alarm signal is sent.
100(95)
Gens Over Frequency
Warning
(0-75.0)Hz
54
When generator’s frequency is over the value and
continues for 1s, alarm signal is sent.
101(96)
Enable D+
(0-1)
0
Enable or Disable
102(97)
Low Load Setting
(0-3)
0
0 Disabled; 1 Pre-warn; 2 Electrical Trip; 3 Shutdown
When the load power is under the value and continues for
less than the delay value, alarm signal is sent. The return
value and delay value can also be set.
CAUTION! The value in first line of “Number” column is for GEC6120D and the value in brackets is for
GEC6110D.

7. OUTPUTS:
No
Parameter
Description
0
Not Used
Output is disabled when this item is selected.
1
Common Alarm Output
This output includes all shutdown alarm and warning alarm. When
warning alarm occurs, the alarm won’t self-lock; when a shutdown
alarm occurs, the alarm will self-lock until alarm is reset.
2
Energised to Stop
This output valid for gen-sets with stop solenoid. Pick-up when idle
speed is over, disconnect when ETS delay is over.
3
Idle Control
This output valid for the gen-sets with idle speed. It is active while
gen-set warming up when starter disconnecting. Also it is active to stop
gen-set completely while stop idle disconnecting.
4
Preheat Control
This output controls preheat.
5
Close Gens
This output used for to control gen-set’s breaker.
6
Close Mains
This output used for control mains’ breaker. Only for GEC6120
models.
7
Open ATS
When close time is set as “0”, Open Breaker is disabled.
8
Speed Raise Relay
Activated when gen-set enter into warming up time. Disconnected
when raise speed auxiliary input active.
9
Speed Drop Relay
Activated when gen-set enter into stop idle or ETS solenoid stop
(shutdown alarm). Disconnected when droop speed auxiliary input
active.
10
Running Output
Activated when gen-set is in normal running, disconnect when rotating
speed is lower than engine speed after fired.
11
Fuel Pump Control
Activated when the fuel level lower than the open threshold or low fuel
level warning is active; disconnected when the fuel level over the close
threshold and the low fuel level warning input is disabled.
12
High Speed Control
Activated when gen-set enters into warming up time, and disconnectted
after cooling.
13
Auto Mode
The controller is in Auto Mode.
14
Trip and Stop Output
Activated when shutdown alarm occurs.
15
Audible Alarm
When shutdown alarm and warn alarm occur, audible alarm is set as
300s. In audible alarm output duration, when panel any key or “alarm
mute” input is active, it can remove the alarm.
16
Reserve
17
Fuel On
Active when genset is starting and disconnect when stop is completed.
18
Start Output
Active when gen-set starting.
19
Reserve

No
Parameter
Description
20
Reserve
21
Reserve
22
Reserve
23
Reserve
24
Speed Raise Pulse
Output
Active while the unit entering into high-speed warming up.
25
Speed Drop Pulse
Output
Active while the unit entering into stop idling.
26
Oil Pump Control
Activated when the fuel level lower than the open threshold or low fuel
level warning is active; disconnected when the fuel level over the close
threshold and the low fuel level warning input is disabled.
27
Reserve
28
Reserve
29
Aux. Input 1
It is active when signal gets to Aux. Input 1
30
Aux. Input 2
It is active when signal gets to Aux. Input 2
31
Aux. Input 3
It is active when signal gets to Aux. Input 3
32
Aux. Input 4
It is active when signal gets to Aux. Input 4
33
Aux. Input 5
It is active when signal gets to Aux. Input 5
8. INPUTS:
No
Parameter
Description
0
Not Used
Input is disabled when this item is selected.
1
High Temperature
Shutdown
If the signal is active after safety run delay over, gen-set will
immediately alarm to shutdown.
2
Low Oil Pressure
Shutdown
If the signal is active after safety run delay over, gen-set will immediately
alarm to shutdown.
3
Warn Input
This input only warning, not shutdown.
4
Shutdown Input
If the signal is active, gen-set will immediately alarm to shutdown.
5
WTH STOP by Cool
During engine running and the input is active, if high temperature occurs,
controller will stop after high speed cooling; when the input is disabled,
controller will stop immediately.
6
Generator Closed
Auxiliary
This signal give information of gen-set is on or not. Connect the gen-set’s
breaker’s auxiliary port to this input.
7
Mains Closed
Auxiliary
This signal give information of mains is on or not. Connect the mains’
breaker’s auxiliary port to this input.
8
Inhibit WTH STOP
When it is active, high water temperature stop is inhibited.

No
Parameter
Description
9
Inhibit OPL STOP
When it is active, low oil pressure stop is inhibited.
10
Remote Start
In Auto mode, when input active, gen-set can start and take load after
gen-set is OK; when input inactive, gen-set will stop automatically.
11
Low Fuel Level
Warning
Connected to sensor’s digital input. The controller sends a warning alarm
signal when it is active.
12
Low Coolant Level
Warning
13
Low Fuel Level
Shutdown
Connected to sensor digital input. The controller sends a shutdown alarm
signal when active.
14
Low Coolant Level
Shutdown
15
Inhibit Auto Start
In Auto Mode, when the input is active, no matter mains normal or not,
gen-set won’t start. If gen-set is in normal running, stop process won’t be
executed. When input is disabled, gen-set will automatically start or stop
judging by mains normal or not.
16
Remote Control
All buttons in panel is inactive and Remote Mode is displayed on LCD.
Remote module can switch module mode and start/ stop operation via panel
buttons.
17
Charge Alt Fail IN
Connect to failed to charge output.
18
Panel Lock
All keys in panel are inactive except set-keys and there is in the first
row of the front page in LCD when input is active.
19
Alarm Mute
This input can prohibit “Audible Alarm” output when input is active.
20
Idle Control Mode
In this mode, under voltage, under frequency and under speed are not
protected.
21
Fuel Leakage
When input is active, controller will initiate fuel leakage alarm.
22
Speed Raise Pulse
If engine type is common J1939 engine target speed will increase 5RPM.
23
Speed Drop Pulse
If engine type is common J1939 engine target speed will decrease 5RPM.
24
Over Current
Shutdown
In case of over current, controller will initiate shutdown alarm.
25
Over Speed Shutdown
In case of over speed, controller will initiate shutdown alarm.

No
Parameter
Description
26
User Set 1
Input can be customized by user.
27
User Set 2
Input can be customized by user.
9. SENSORS:
No
Parameter
Options
Description
1
Temp. Sensor
Curve Type
0 Not Used
1 Defined Curve
2 VDO
3 SGH
4 SGD
5 CURTIS
6 DATCON
7 VOLVO-EC
8 SGX
9 PT100
10 Euro III
11 DF-3845
Defined input resistance range is;
“0 Ω~600 Ω”，
Factory default is; SGX Sensor.
2
Press Sensor
Curve Type
0 Not Used
1 Defined Curve
2 VDO 10Bar
3 SGH
4 SGD
5 CURTIS
6 DATCON 10Bar
7 VOLVO-EC
8 SGX
9 Reserve
10 24V/12V Voltage
Type
Defined input resistance range is;
“0 Ω~600 Ω”，
Factory default is; SGX Sensor.
3
Fuel Level Sensor
Curve Type
0 Not Used
1 Defined Curve
2 SGH
3 SGD
Defined input resistance range is;
“0 Ω~600 Ω”，
Factory default is; SGX Sensor.

10. CLOUD SERVICE:
A. The Cloud button provides remote access to your controller, thus to your generator, with your mobile
phone.
B. By connecting to the controller wirelessly from your mobile phone via an application you can download
to your phone, you can monitor the status and alarms of your generator, request service assistance, and set
its parameters.
C. Cloud system, it is functional at a distance maximum 20 m between your mobile phone and controller and
only supportsAndroid 8.0, Android 9.0 andAndroid 1.0 for now.
D. To connect your controller via your mobile phone:
Step 1: Scan the QR code below with your mobile phone camera and download the FPSS application
with the “ ” icon which is in the lower right corner of the page;
Cloud Key
Connection Sign

CAUTION! After downloading the application to your mobile phone, allow the application to use
location services!
Step 2: Open the app with “ ” icon on your mobile phone. Press the “Cloud” key on your controller.
Scan the QR code on the screen that opens by pressing the camera button in the upper left corner of the
application on your mobile phone.
Step 3: A warning as below will appear in your mobile phone application. Click on the number that starts
with FM (which is the ID number of your controller also and press the connect button,
or without downloading the application;
Press the “Cloud” button on your controller,
Scan the QR code on the screen of your controller with the camera of your mobile phone,
On the screen of your mobile phone “ssid: FM6122061295” (Wireless Network Name and Controller
Identity Number) and “pw: 00000123” (Password) will appear, the wireless network user name and
password of your controller, take a note,

In wireless networks, click on the wireless network name starting with FM code and enter the
password,
After downloading the application, the wireless connection between your mobile phone and your
controller will be established.
Step 4: On the main page of your controller, the “ ” grey icon in the upper right corner turns green
“ ”after the connection is established.
E. After the connection is established, you can monitor the operating information of your generator, faults,
emergency stops, real-time instantaneous operating information in the form of curves and tables from
your mobile phone application,
Not connected
Connected

F. You can share fault conditions or operating curves and information with the service over “Cloud”.
CAUTION! After the connection between the mobile phone and the controller is established, the
synchronization takes approximately 90 seconds takes.
G. By pressing the “Calibration Data” button at the bottom of your application, you can change all the
parameters of your controller from your mobile phone;
H. If you as a user do not know what values to enter in the parameters, you can have an administrator set the
parameters with remote access. For this process;
Click on the three dots in the upper right corner of the application,
Select “Adjustable parameter equipment” from the drop-down options,
Select the controller ID number from the question screen,
Follow all the steps on the screen in order, end the parameter setting.