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Table of Contents
LOGIN PAGE: ................................................................................................................................................. 1
RESET PASSWORD ...................................................................................................................................... 3
APPLICATION TYPE ....................................................................................................................................... 6
HOME PAGE: ................................................................................................................................................. 8
TOP MENU BAR ......................................................................................................................................... 8
DATE/TIME SECTION .................................................................................................................................. 9
DEVICE TILES .............................................................................................................................................. 9
DIAGNOSTICS/MODBUS ....................................................................................................................... 14
DIAGNOSTICS/PERFORMANCE ............................................................................................................. 15
DIAGNOSTICS/CLOUD ............................................................................................................................ 16
DIAGNOSTICS/INTERNET ....................................................................................................................... 16
DIAGNOSTICS/GPS.................................................................................................................................. 17
DIAGNOSTICS/SYSTEM INFORMATION ............................................................................................... 18
DIAGNOSTICS/HARDWARE INFORMATION ........................................................................................ 18
SETUP .......................................................................................................................................................... 20
NETWORK SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................... 21
NETWORK SETTINGS/ETHERNET .......................................................................................................... 21
NETWORK SETTINGS/Wi-Fi ................................................................................................................... 21
NETWORK SETTINGS/Cellular ............................................................................................................... 22
MODBUS SETTINGS .................................................................................................................................. 25
USER PROFILE SETTINGS ......................................................................................................................... 28
ASSET CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................... 29
TELEMETRY SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................. 33
MINIMUM & MAXIMUM TIME INTERVAL SETTINGS ........................................................................... 33
LOG SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................................... 34
GPS SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................ 34
LOGS............................................................................................................................................................. 35
DECLARATION ............................................................................................................................................. 36
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LOGIN PAGE:
1. To access to Acumen Web User Interface (UI) for device (gateway) and asset (generators, transfer
switches etc.) configuration, an RNDIS cable (USB) must be connected from the user’s laptop to
the Acumen device.
2. To access the UI, type the default IP address in a web browser address bar:
https://169.254.0.1:5000/.
3. The default username is ‘admin’. The first-time password is the device serial number. You will be
prompted to update the default password in a later step.
4. The device serial number can be taken from the backside of the device or by clicking on “Get
Electronic Serial Number” button in the UI, it will open a pop-up window with device serial
number; enter the serial number in the password field and hit the login button.
5. The user will get an optional field to select the preferred language on the header of the
Acumen UI as shownin the image below. By default, the Acumen UI language is English. The
user will be able to select the preferred language any time.
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For first login, the user must update the user configuration fields. Enter in the proper
information for the mandatory fields like first name, last name, password and confirm
password. Email and Mobile number fields are optional fields.
The password set by user should adhere to the note added below. The password should
be kept safe. If it is lost, then it will need to be reset through Power Command Cloud; a
flow diagram for reset password is shown below in the Reset Password section. Once user
configuration is updated, the updated password will be required to login to the device.
Once the above settings are completed, the user will be navigated to the application type
selection page of the Acumen UI.
Note:
• Setting the password is mandatory for first time login only. Once it is set by the
user, for subsequent logins, the user will be navigated directly to the homepage
after entering the username and password.
• After 3 unsuccessful attempts, the screen will be locked for 2 minutes.
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CHANGE PASSWORD
The Acumen UI provides an option to change the existing password.
• When a user changes the existing password, the last two old passwords must not be used.
• While changing a password with “Change password”, if a user inputs an incorrect or old
password, this will also be considered an unsuccessful login attempt
RESET PASSWORD
If a user forgets the password, the user can reset the existing one to the default password (i.e.
device serial number) from the PowerCommand Cloud by following the steps below as shown in
the flow diagram.

• Note that the Acumen gateway must have Internet connectivity and be connected to
PowerCommand Cloud for the password reset command to be received.
• Once a user enters the default password, the user will get an option to enter a new password.
Please note, the user must not use the last two old passwords as those will be stored in the
device for validation. If an old password is used, the user will get a related message pop-up.
• The Acumen Web UI will be locked for 2 minutes after 3 unsuccessful login attempts. If users
want to reset the Acumen password, they must initiate that action from the PowerCommand
Cloud portal. However, the default password login on the Acumen UI will be validated only after
waiting for two minutes until the UI lock has expired.
• Reset Password will only change the existing password to the default device serial number. The
rest of the information programmed into the Acumen device will be retained.
RESTORE TO FACTORY SETTINGS
As its name implies, all existing settings like user configuration, internet media settings, asset
configuration, log settings, GPS settings, etc., are erased from the device and reverted to default
settings. In PowerCommand Cloud, the device's status will change from registered to unknown;
claimed to unclaimed (to a site in PowerCommand Cloud); the device will be treated as a fresh
device from the factory. This process takes around 10 minutes to complete.

• If a user forgets the password and the device is not online on PowerCommand Cloud to send
thepassword reset command, then the user can use the login page’s Restore to Factory
Settings option. This allows the user to log back in as a default user with login username as
‘admin’ and password as device IMEI. Please note, all the old device settings will be erased
and updated again to the default settings.
• This feature is visible and accessible only when locally connected to the Acumen device
over a RNDIS (USB) cable and the UI is accessed with IP 169.254.0.1:5000. After clicking on
the Restore to Factory Settings button, you will get the following confirmation message.
For first time login, the Restore to Factory Settings option will be disabled as shown in the image
below.

On a successful restore to the factory settings, a success message will be displayed, and the system
will reboot and navigate the user to the Login page. User can check the event log for the restore to
factory successful event.
If the user has claimed the gateway to a site in PowerCommand Cloud, it will be removed from the
site the next time it re-establishes cloud connectivity.
Note:
• During factory reset, the device must have a continuous power supply during this process.
• The old log files that are not uploaded to the cloud due to the absence of internet media,
cloud connectivity, or disabled log settings will be retained in the device after a factory
reset.
APPLICATION TYPE
Once the user enters a valid username and password, they are directed to the ‘Select Application
Type’ screen. The ‘Select Application Type’ field must be selected during the first-time setup of the
device. The application type must can be selected. Options are Industrial Engine or Power
Generation. For device use with power generation equipment, ‘Power Generation’ must be
selected.

The popup message asks for confirmation regarding the application type. If the user clicks OK, the
selection will be successfully saved.
Note: Application type selection is a one-time activity performed for the first-time during
device setup. Going forward with subsequent logins, the user will be directed to the device
dashboard automatically. If Application Type was incorrectly configured, you must factory
reset the Acumen device and begin the configuration process again.

HOME PAGE:
The Home page provides a status summary of the Power Systems monitored via Acumen. The image
below displays the EU variant user interface for reference.
As indicated, the screen is divided into four main sections.
1. Top Menu Bar

2. Date/Time
3. Device Tiles
4. Connection Status Bar
TOP MENU BAR
This menu bar with graphical icons offers quick navigation to listed sections. The table below
provides details on available information under each section.

Section Description
This is the first screen after login. Click on this icon anytime
to navigate to the home page. Th e Home page offers a
system status summary. Clicking on any Homepage Device tile
directs the user to that Device Details page.
Provides information regarding communication status of
Modbus Devices; system resources like memory usage, CPU
load; connection status and duration of cloud and internet; GPS
coordinates and Acumen System Information
(Hardware/Software Version, Gateway ID, Software update
Date/Time etc.).
Provides access to the followings System configuration menus;
Asset configuration, Network Settings (Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Cellular),
Modbus Settings, Telemetry Settings, User Profile Settings,
Sensors and Output Controls, GPS Settings, Log Settings, and
System Settings.
Provides a list of log files for all configured devices (including
Acumen gateway). All log files are displayed and can be
exported to the user laptop/desktop.
Provides download link of the declaration form for EU and UK

regions. The declaration form does not apply to NA variant
devices; therefore, no declaration tab will be available.
DATE/TIME SECTION
The top right corner of the Acumen UI displays the current Date and Time from the Acumen
Device. The date and time are synced from Cloud, LTE or GPS/GNSS. The user must enable internet
media first for date and time sync.
DEVICE TILES
Each Device Tile provides:
• One click access to Device Details screen

• Modbus Communication Status
• Operation Mode (Genset Running/Stopped, ATS Source1/Source2 status, etc.)
• Fault Status (No Fault, Warning, Shutdown, etc.)
• Remote start/stop status

The home page tiles for various device types are shown below (NA variant user interface). The
tiles are arranged in the same order in which the devices are configured. Images are attached
below for reference.
As assets are added via the Asset Configuration page via the Setup screen, the added assets will
appear on the home screen in individual tiles.
Genset
The details are self-explanatory. Communication status and Annunciations are typically
displayed as shown.

For legacy Genset controls, the communication status is between the Acumen and the
Modlon Gateway. When Genset is not communicating to the Acumen device due to wiring or
other issues, the Run/Stop and Fault Statuses are not displayed, indicating those details are
unavailable. A Communication icon will be displayed indicating the loss of communications.
Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS)

The details are self-explanatory. Communication status and Annunciations are typically
displayed as shown.
Normal
For legacy ATS controls, the communication status is between the Acumen and the Modlon
Gateway. When an ATS is not communicating to the Acumen device due to wiring or other
issues, the ATS state and Fault statuses are not displayed, indicating that those details are
unavailable. ATS switch state definitions are given in the below table.
ATS Switch Description

State
Source 1 and Source 2 Not Available, no source is
connected
Source 1 Available, no source is connected
Source 2 Available, no source is connected

Source 1 Available and Connected, Source 2 Not
Available
Source 2 Available and Connected, Source 1 Not
Available
Source 1 and Source 2 Available, Source 1 connected
Source 1 and Source 2 Available, Source 2 connected
Source 1 and Source 2 Available, no source is connected
Source 1 and Source 2 Available and Connected
Both Sources Connected, but only Source 1 Available
Both Sources Connected, but only Source 2 Available
Both Sources Connected, no source is Available
Source 1 Available but Not Connected, Source 2

Connected but Not Available
Source 2 Available but Not Connected, Source 1
Connected but Not Available
Source 1 Connected, no source is Available
Source 2 Connected, no source is Available
TABLE 1

Various supported event types are shown below. The user can check the asset health status
based on the below event types. ‘Normal’ status indicates asset is running normal. ‘Warning’
and ‘Shutdown’ status indicate a fault has occurred in the asset with severity level as warning
and shutdown, respectively. The user should log in to the PowerCommand Cloud portal to
check the detailed fault description.
Generator
Set Normal Warning Shutdown
ATS
Normal Warning
CONNECTION STATUS BAR
This Connection Status Bar stays on the top-right of the UI (NA variant UI is displayed in the
below image). It displays the internet media (Ethernet,Wi-Fi, Cellular) connectivity status as
connected or disconnected by updating icon colors. Cloud connectivity and device registration
status are also provided.
The below table illustrates the color code for various internet, PowerCommand Cloud, and
device registration status.

Definitions:
Unknown: When a fresh device is logged in, and no internet is available, the initial registration status will
show as ‘Unknown’. This is because the device could not send the registration payload to the cloud to
get a successful response.
Registered/Unregistered: When an internet connection is provided to the device, and the cloud
connection is established, the device sends the registration payload to the cloud. If the device is valid,
the cloud will send a successful response. If the device is not valid or other issues occur, then the cloud
will send a failure message. The registration status depends on successful or failed responses from the
cloud.
Claimed/Unclaimed: When the device is added to a PowerCommand Cloud site, the device status will
be ‘Claimed’ to a site. A device can be claimed from the PCC cloud even before the first-time device
configuration. When the device is not added to any site on the PowerCommand Cloud portal, the device
status will be ‘Unclaimed’.
Activated: When an asset is added to the device, and asset registration payload is sent to the cloud, the
device status shows as ‘Activated.
DIAGNOSTICS
The Diagnostics section provides useful system status information for remote troubleshooting. The
section is divided into 7 tabs. The information written on the below images is for example purposes.
Information may vary based on user details, latest SW details, Device type etc.
DIAGNOSTICS/MODBUS

Modbus status for each configured device, number of Modbus packets sent, received and failed,
date/time of last successful communication is listed.
The below image shows the NA variant user interface of the Diagnostics Modbus information for
reference.
1. Counters: It is a hyperlink which resets sent, received and failed counters to zero. The user has
to acknowledge confirmation before counters are set to zero again.
If the device is in the ‘Not Communicating’ state after initialization, try the below options.
• Check if there is a mismatch of Modbus configuration (Modbus Address, Baud Rate, Parity,
Stop Bits, Modlon index, Data template) between Acumen and the connected device (Genset,
ATS, etc.). Modbus settings must match to have successful communication.
• Verify the Modbus cable is in good shape (verify continuity).
• Verify the polarity of the Modbus connections.
• Refer to the Troubleshooting guide for more details.
DIAGNOSTICS/PERFORMANCE
This screen displays the NA variant user interface that provides all ‘Performance Data’ related to
memory/CPU load and utilization. As with the other screens above, this screen is also intended
for Developers debugging software-related issues.

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1. Reboot Device: This button provides soft reboot option for Acumen device.
When operated, it resets the power supply to processor pins on the motherboard. The device
will simply reboot like any Windows PC retaining all configurations and log files.
Note: Reboot Device operation is not a factory reset option.
DIAGNOSTICS/CLOUD
This screen displays the NA variant user interface that contains information about the
connection status to PowerCommand Cloud. Cloud connection status, Current Connection
Duration, and Total disconnects are displayed and are useful for a quick view of Device and
Cloud connectivity status.
1. Clear Counters: Resets the total disconnects counter to zero. The user must acknowledge
confirmation before counters are set to zero. This is useful when troubleshooting
connectivity issues and/or after resolving said issues.
DIAGNOSTICS/INTERNET

This screen displays the NA variant user interface that contains information about Internet
Status (Wi-Fi, LTE). Connection status, Current Connection Duration and Total disconnects
for Wi-Fi and LTE are displayed, which are useful to get a quick view of internet connectivity
status.
1. Refresh Button: The user clicks on this button to refresh the page.
DIAGNOSTICS/GPS
The GPS page displays the device's location coordinates, i.e., Longitude, Latitude, and
Altitude. The user must enable the GPS settings from the setup page to enable location
coordinates. If the GPS setting is disabled, then coordinates will display ‘NA’. GPS settings are
applicable for NA (North American) and Non-Cellular variants only; they are not available for
the EU (European) variant. Refer to the image below for NA and Non-Cellular variants.

DIAGNOSTICS/SYSTEM INFORMATION
Acumen Software details (Acumen Software Version, OSGi Version, OS Version, M4 Version,
Build Number, Build Release Date, API Version, Provider ID, Last Update). During any service
call, the user may be asked to provide details from this screen. The below image shows the
System information of the NA variant Acumen gateway for reference.
Note: Software versions shown in the image above may not be the latest version; it is
shown for reference only.
DIAGNOSTICS/HARDWARE INFORMATION
Acumen Hardware details (Gateway Model, Gateway ID (S/N), Modem Type, Modem
Software Version, Part Number (P/N). During any service call, the user may be asked to provide
details from this screen. The ‘Gateway Model’ depends upon device models such as EU, NA,
and Non-Cellular. The below images show the variant-specific user interface displaying the
hardware information tab.

SETUP
The Setup menu contains tiles for Network, Modbus, Asset Configuration, Sensors and
Output Controls, Telemetry, User Profile Settings, System Settings, GPS Settings (only NA
and Non-Cellular variants), and Logs Settings. During the initial configuration of the device,
clicking on the Setup page will first navigate to the ‘Asset Configuration’ tile. The user
can configure the asset, followed by enabling internet media. The user interface images
for NA (North American), Non-Cellular and EU variant gateways are shown below.

NETWORK SETTINGS
Network settings contain Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Cellular setting options. T h e User can select
any internet media based on network availability. User can also choose multiple internet
media; the Highest priority is given to Ethernet, followed by Wi-Fi, and the least priority to
cellular internet media.
For manual configuration, obtain all details listed in the image from your IT Administrator.
NETWORK SETTINGS/ETHERNET
• Connect the ethernet cable to Acumen properly.

• Open Acumen app --> Network Settings --> Ethernet Settings
• Click Edit Button to make changes.
• Required fields are marked with *.
The below image shows the Ethernet setting of the NA variant Acumen gateway for
reference.
1. After a successful Internet connection with Ethernet, the ethernet icon will turn green.
2. Cloud icon will also update and turn green, as shown in the image above when
communications have been established with PowerCommand Cloud.
NETWORK SETTINGS/Wi-Fi
User can enable the Wi-Fi option based on availability. Currently, Acumen Wi-Fi supports the
2.4GHz frequency band only. All available networks in the vicinity will be reflected on the Select
Network SSID dropdown. The country code field is mandatory; the user should select the
country based on the Acumen gateway location. The below image shows the Wi-Fi setting of
the NA variant Acumen gateway for reference.

1. Signal Strength: The user can see the signal strength bars as per the Wi-Fi network strength
of the area. Three or less bars indicate a weak signal; indicated with a red color. The
recommendation is four or more bars for consistent cloud connectivity.
2. After a successful connection with Wi-Fi, the Wi-Fi icon will turn green.
3. The cloud icon will turn green once a connection has been established with
PowerCommand Cloud, as shown in the image.
If there are all grey bars , indicating no Wi-Fi connectivity, please verify that the Wi-Fi
router is close enough to the device and the antenna is properly connected to the antenna
ports.
• Click on Save to save the change(s); cancel to discard the change(s).

• If cloud is not connecting, check the signal strength of the Wi-Fi.
• Wi-Fi router recommendation are provided in the Owner’s Manual.
For good Wi-Fi signal strength, the Diversity Antenna (PN - A064U187) available in the
telematics kit must be connected to the SINGLE POLE ROSENBERGER FAKRA Connector (LTE-S)
of the device. The antenna image is provided in Network Settings/Cellular section for
reference.
NETWORK SETTINGS/Cellular
• User can enable the cellular radio based on cellular network availability.
• Click on Edit to make changes on Cellular settings.
• Data communications over cellular media holds the least priority; The Acumen device will
first attempt communications over Ethernet (if enabled), then Wi-Fi (if enabled) and finally
cellular.

The below image shows the Cellular setting of the NA variant Acumen gateway for reference.
1. Signal Strength: You must click on the Signal Strength icon to see the cellular signal
strength. The user can see the signal strength bars as per the cellular network strength of
the area. Two or less bars indicate a weak signal, indicated when the signal bars color turns
red. The recommendation is 3 or more bars for consistent cellular cloud connectivity.
2. After a successful connection has been established with the cellular network, the cellular
icon will turn green.
3. After a successful Internet and PowerCommand Cloud connection has been established,
the Cloud icon will also update and turn green, as shown in the image above.
If the signal strength indication is all grey bars , try changing the location of the Acumen
device, install a remote antenna, reposition the remote antennas as high as possible and clear
of any metallic obstructions, enable/disable cellular and connect via Ethernet or Wi-Fi.
Without an internet connection, events will be stored on the device. When internet
connectivity resumes, events will be transmitted to the cloud.
Antenna Selection
The Acumen device is capable of operating in two antenna modes, External and Internal. The
default setting of the device antenna mode is ‘External’.
When ‘external’ is selected, an external Remote Mount Antenna (Adhesive or Bolted) must be
connected to the device. This antenna is not a standard part of the Telematics kit; customers
need to purchase it separately as an accessory.
Please refer to the Acumen Datasheet for current antenna accessories and part numbers.
The below images show the remote mount antenna option for reference. It includes cellular,

Wi-Fi and GPS antennas.
The Acumen kit ships with a single external diversity antenna shown below. If external antennas
are not installed, you must change the antenna selection to Internal per the instructions above
and install the Diversity antenna to the Acumen device. The antenna connectors are keyed and
can only be installed on the correct antenna port.

MODBUS SETTINGS
Modbus is a serial communication protocol that communicates with assets like Generator Sets,
ATS and Aux control models. Acumen gateway has one RS-485 channel that should be configured
as per the following options for successful communication between the asset and gateway:
Acumen supports various configuration options as pointed out below. Refer to Modbus Protocol
Specifications from http://www.modbus.org/ for more details.
Click Edit to begin.
1. Baud Rate:
Specifies the number of bits to be transmitted per second
 2400 bps
 4800 bps
 9600 bps
 19200 bps (Default)
 38400 bps

2. Parity:
Parity is a method of detecting errors in transmission. When parity is used with a serialport,
an extra data bit is sent with each data character, arranged so that the number of ‘1’ bits in
character including parity bit is always Odd or always Even. ‘None’ parity is the default
selection. Acumen uses 11-bit pattern for data formatting.
 None
 Odd
 Even
3. Stop Bits:
Stop bits are sent at the end of every character to allow receiving signal hardware to detect
the end of a character. Select 1 or 2 stop bits to suit parity selection.
4. Data Bits:
Considering the bit pattern of Modbus parameters in Cummins controls, data bits are
defaulted to 8 and cannot be changed.
5. Timeout:
It is the duration for which Acumen waits before sending another request. Default setting
is 500 msec and can be configured to suit performance of other connected devices in
network.
The below image shows the Modbus setting of the NA variant Acumen gateway for reference.

Note: The above Modbus attribute configuration in gateway must match with the asset
Modbus configuration. Seamless communication will not be possible if there is any mismatch.
• Enter the ‘Baud’, ‘Parity’, ‘Stop Bits’ as per asset Modbus configuration as shown in
above images.
• ‘Data Bits’ is always ‘8’ and a non-editable field.
• The default timeout is set as 500 msec. If the baud rate is set as 2400, set the timeout field
550 msec or higher.
• Click on ‘Save’ once correct configuration options are entered.
• Successful message will pop up in the application as depicted in the image.
• If the user forgets to save the Modbus settings or any change, a Cancel Confirmation
Message will pop up to confirm it.

SYSTEM SETTINGS
System setting provides the user the option to select the inactive session timeout. This feature
is applicable when there is no activity happening on the Acumen UI by users. Once the user
selects and saves the appropriate timeout, the UI will log out the user automatically, and the
user will be navigated to the Login page. By default, 30 minutes is set as a session timeout. User
can also select session timeout as 10 minutes or 60 minutes, as shown in the below image (NA
variant user interface).
USER PROFILE SETTINGS

Create a new user by using the wizard to enter in user required information. The fields are self-
explanatory. A screen shot and details are provided below.

1. Username: The Username is used to log into the system. Username is ‘admin’ by default
and this field is non-editable by the user.
2. First Name/Last name: User can add names as their choice. ‘Administration’ is entered
by default. Navigates to User Setup Wizard for editing existing user information.
3. Edit: This option allows editing the user information.
4. Email: User may fill in a valid email address.
5. Mobile Number: User may fill in a valid mobile number; however, email and mobile
number are optional fields.
ASSET CONFIGURATION
Acumen supports up to 5 devices (any combination of Genset and ATS).
All configured devices are displayed in the Devices grid along with configuration details
(Device Name, Device Type, Device Model, Modbus Channel, Modbus Address, etc.).

1. Add New Asset: Select the type of asset from the drop-down menu. After selection,
the user will be navigated to the selected device’s setup wizard.
GENSET WIZARD
Acumen has preconfigured register maps of all Cummins commercial Genset controls. The
associated data template will be reflected in the dropdown menu. If your Genset control is not
in the list, it is not supported.
Note: The Acumen system does not support configuring Modbus register maps for
unsupported/third party Generator set controls.
All required fields must be filled in to complete device configuration. Field details are
provided below.

Control Model: All supported Genset controls are listed in the dropdown menu.
• All new controls (PCC1301, PCC1302, PS0500, PCC2300, and PCC3300) communicate
directly to the Acumen over Modbus.
• Legacy controls (PCC2100, PCC3100, PCC3200, PCC3201 and CCM-G) all communicate
to a Modlon Gateway (ProtoNode LonGateway), which then communicates to the Genset
controls over Lonworks. Modlon information (Modlon Template and Index) must be filled in
to complete the setup.
Modbus Address: The Modbus address entered MUST match the Modbus address from the
Genset control to communicate. For legacy controls, the Modbus address represents the
address for the ModLon or ProtoNode Gateway. Modbus addresses have unique addresses
per device/slave. User must not enter the same Modbus address for two connected assets
with the Acumen gateway. Modbus details must be matched from the asset Modbus setup
section (mostly displayed in HMI).
Data Template: Data template for the selected control model will be displayed in the
dropdown menu automatically. The user must select the data template as per the control
model to be configured so that predefined parameters can be pulled from the Genset
properly. Currently, only Master Data Template is available for selection. There will be a future
feature addition to allow the user to customize the Modbus registers that are read from the
controller.
Rules Template: This is a future feature that will enable the user to customize specific alerting
rules for their use case.
Modlon Index: This is applicable for all legacy Modlon controls such as PCC2100, PCC3100,
PCC3200. The valid range is 0-9. User must not enter the same Modlon index for two
connected assets with Acumen gateway.
Acumen supports five devices at a time. Below templates 1 to 4 are supported:
• Template 1: 5 Gensets (index 0-4), 5 ATSs (index 0-4)
• Template 2: 5 Gensets (index 0-4), 5 ATSs (index 0-4) with paralleling Data
• Template 3: 10 Gensets (index 0-9)
• Template 4: 10 ATSs (index 0-9)
Remote Commands: Default setting is enabled and indicates that Start/Stop operation on
PowerCommand Cloud application is allowed for this generator. Disable only to prevent
remote start/stop operation capability on the configured generator.
 Click Save to continue.

ATS WIZARD
Acumen has preconfigured register maps of all Cummins ATS controls. If your ATS control is
not in the list, it is not supported.
Note: Acumen system does not support configuring Modbus register maps for
unsupported/third party ATS controls.
Enter all required details marked with asterisk. Details regarding Modlon Template and Modlon
Index are also required. Enter these details based on the configuration of the Modlon gateway.
For ATS controls, the Modbus Address is the address for Modlon.
Control Model: All supported ATS controls are listed in the dropdown menu. All communicate to
a Modlon Gateway, which then communicates to the ATS controls over Lonworks. Modlon
information (Modlon Template and Index) must be filled in to complete the setup.
Modbus Address: The Modbus address entered MUST match the Modbus address for the Modlon
Gateway.
Data Template: Data template 1, 2 & 4 will be displayed in the dropdown menu automatically. The
user must select the data template so that preconfigured parameters can be polled from the Genset
properly.
Acumen supports five devices at a time. Data templates 1, 2 & 4 consist of below combination:

1. Template 1: 5 Generator sets (index 0-4), 5 ATSs (index 0-4)
2. Template 2: 5 Gensets (index 0-4), 5 ATSs (index 0-4) with paralleling Data
3. Template 4: 10 ATSs (index 0-9)
Rules Template: This is a future feature that will enable the user to customize specific alerting rules
for their use case.
Modlon Index: This is applicable for ATS models except PC80. The valid range is 0-9. Enter this
information based on configuration of the Modlon gateway.
Remote Commands: Set default as enabled indicates that Start/Stop operation on the
PowerCommand Cloud application is allowed for this generator. Disable only to eliminate start/stop
operation capability on the configured generator.
Click Finish to save and complete configuration.
TELEMETRY SETTINGS
This setting is provided to set time intervals for sending telemetry data to the cloud that are
received from the asset(s). User may set custom time intervals as desired. It is recommended to
leave the default settings as shown below.
MINIMUM & MAXIMUM TIME INTERVAL SETTINGS

The above options are available to set time intervals for Telemetry.
• Minutes: 5 - 60 minutes
• Hour: 1 - 24 hours
• Day: 1 - 30 days
If the user sets time intervals outside of the restrictions listed above, the ‘Save’ button will be
disabled until a valid time value is entered. All the asterisk-marked fields are required fields.
LOG SETTINGS
Acumen provides the Log Settings page where user can enable or disable the logs as needed.
If Disable mode is activated, no log file will be uploaded to the cloud.
1. When the logs setting is enabled, there is a provision to select the type of logs (Information/
Error). As default settings, Error log type will be selected in a non-editable format.
2. User can select the frequency for uploading the log files to the cloud; 300 mins frequency is
set as default. These files are stored in the cloud that can be used for debugging purposes.
Note: It is recommended to enable the logs for the device, which are useful for debugging purposes.
GPS SETTINGS
GPS feature is available to check the location of the device. Users can configure the GPS settings as
enable and disable as they wish to. When GPS is enabled, coordinates such as Longitude, Latitude,
and Altitude are visible on the GPS page, as shown in the below image. If GPS is disabled,
coordinates will show as ‘NA’ on the Diagnostics--> GPS.

Note:
• An external antenna must be connected to the device if the External antenna is selected.
• PowerCommand Cloud does not utilize GPS coordinates from the Acumen device.
Antenna Selection
The default setting of the antenna on the Acumen UI is ‘External’.

When ‘external’ is selected on Acumen UI, an optional Remote Mount Antenna must be
connected to the device. This antenna is not a standard part of the Telematics kit and must be
purchased separately as an accessory.
Please refer to the Acumen Datasheet for current antenna accessories and part
numbers.
LOGS
Logs tab position will be displayed on the top of the screen as highlighted in the image below (NA
variant user interface). Once clicked, all the log files that are not uploaded to the cloud will be
displayed on the screen. Acumen log files contain information about internet mode connection
status, cloud connection, API call, message & command status, etc. that the user can verify for the
gateway.

1. User has options to Refresh, Export and Delete the log files.
2. User can select single file or multiple files by clicking on the box provided along with each log
file.
3. All the available files can be selected by clicking on the selection box along with ‘File Name’.
DECLARATION
The declaration tab consists of declaration forms for the EU and UK with download links. Users
may click on the ‘download’ option and save it for future reference. This page is unavailable for
NA (North American) and Non-Cellular variants. Refer to the below images for declaration tab
and a sample of the declaration form.

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Cummins, the "C" logo, and Acumen are registered trademarks of Cummins Inc.
Other company, product, or service names may be trademarks or service marks of others.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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The Acumen UI provides an option to change the existing password.

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RESTORE TO FACTORY SETTINGS

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As indicated, the screen is divided into four main sections.

1. Top Menu Bar

TOP MENU BAR

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Provides download link of the declaration form for EU and UK

Each Device Tile provides:

• One click access to Device Details screen

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Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS)

ATS Switch Description

Source 1 Available, no source is connected

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Source 1 and Source 2 Available, Source 2 connected

Source 1 and Source 2 Available, no source is connected

Source 1 and Source 2 Available and Connected

Both Sources Connected, but only Source 1 Available

Both Sources Connected, but only Source 2 Available

Both Sources Connected, no source is Available

Source 1 Available but Not Connected, Source 2

Source 2 Connected, no source is Available

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CONNECTION STATUS BAR

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• Connect the ethernet cable to Acumen properly.

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• Click on Save to save the change(s); cancel to discard the change(s).

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USER PROFILE SETTINGS

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Acumen supports up to 5 devices (any combination of Genset and ATS).

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