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Installation and maintenance
R220 VSG + CCM
A.V.R.
LEROY-SOMER 2013.05 / b
2.2.2 - CCM terminals description
A. Regulator link (Reg Out)
Two terminals allow communication
between the CCM and the AVR (see annex).
B. Battery sensing (Batt)
Two(2) terminals connected to the diodes
bridge output. This voltage is not only used
for sensing but also for supplying the CCM
(see annex). These terminals (and so the
CCM) are designed to withdraw 150Vdc
without damage.
C. Current sensing (LEMs)
Four (4) terminals for two current sensors:
one for load current measurement and the
other for battery current measurement (see
annex). These two LEM share the same
supply: +12V and -12V.
The supported LEM are the LF 306-S (or
any closed loop current sensors with 1/2000
ratio). Only positive currents are measured.
Warning : The LEM supply polarity
must be respected to avoid damage.
D. Temperature sensing (PT100)
Two terminals for measuring the battery set
temperature. This is used to adapt the
charge strategy to weather conditions.
E. Utility
Two terminals for taking into account the
presence or not of the grid. The description
will be given further.
F. Engine stop and start (Engine)
Two (2) terminals for starting and stopping
the engine depending of the battery state of
charge. Explanation will be given further.
G. Speed change (Speed)
Two (2) terminals allowing to change the
genset speed according to the Current
threshold (see above section) and
depending on the battery state of charge.
2.2.3 - How does the CCM work
The following convention will be used is this
section
Vch: maximum charge voltage (or equalizing
voltage)
V: oating voltage
C: Battery capacity
Vd: Lower voltage alarm threshold
Imax: maximum current that the generator
can provide;
Ib and Iu: respectively battery current and
load (user’s) current.
2.2.3.1 - Charging strategy
The charge module works in charge mode
at constant voltage with 2 levels of voltage.
A. Charge with a current limited to a
threshold given in annex.
B. Charge at constant voltage Vch until the
current is less than 0.03C during 1 minute.
C. Each 60 charge cycles, a charge in
oating mode at constant voltage V is
achieved for some batteries types (see
annex). During this oating charge mode,
the CCM will go back to charge mode if the
current is higher than 0.08C during 5
succesive minutes.
NB: The rst oating charge for those
batteries will be done after 5 normal charges.
D. Discharge phase with genset OFF until
either 40% of the battery capacity is
consumed or the battery voltage is less than
Vd.