Dse8610 Mkii - V4.1

Features and Updates
of DSE8610 MKII
86xxMKII V4.1
DSE8660 MKII
DSE86xx MKII – V4.1
FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS:
• VOLTAGE AND REACTIVE POWER CONTROL
• POWER CONTROL
• SEPARATE RAMP RATES
• VIRTUAL BUS BREAKER OPERATION
• ALARM PAGE JUMP CONTROL
• AUTO RUN INHIBIT
• PLC GENCOMM REGISTERS AS DATA SOURCES
• MSC REDUNDANCY
• CAN MESSAGE FAILURE RATE
• COMMS LINK QUALITY DISPLAY
• COOLING IN IDLE
• SCHEDULER UPDATE
• COOLANT TEMPERATURE DISPLAY
• CRANK DISCONNECT DELAY
• BATTERY CHARGER SUPPORT IN DSENET
• PLC ADJUSTABLE RAMPING
• SNMP
• MANUAL BREAKER CONTROL
• CONFIGURABLE CAN TX/RX
• WATER IN FUEL DIGITAL INPUT
• BUND FUEL TANK DIGITAL INPUT
VOLTAGE AND REACTIVE POWER CONTROL
Constant Power Factor Mode
Voltage-Reactive Power Mode
Power-Power Factor Mode
Constant Reactive Power Mode
POWER CONTROL
Constant Power Mode
Frequency-Power Mode
Voltage-Power Mode
VOLTAGE AND REACTIVE POWER CONTROL
and
POWER CONTROL
Selectable via the following methods:

- Digital Input
- PLC Functions
- Front Panel Editor
- Gencomm
Priorities among the modes, based on the mode

number.
VOLTAGE AND REACTIVE POWER CONTROL:
Constant Power Factor Mode

In this mode of exporting power to the mains (utility); the DSE load share controller varies the amount of reactive
power produced with regards to maintaining the required power factor.
This mode allows the generator to maintain a constant export power factor if so required.
The required power factor is set in SCADA/Generator/Load Levels section, through the Front Panel Running Editor, PLC
Functions, or Modbus messages.
Voltage-Reactive Power Mode

power produced with regards to the Control Curve depending on the measured voltage.
This mode allows the generator(s) to support the mains (utility) voltage stability by monitoring the voltage and
changing the amount of reactive power produced.
Power-Power Factor Mode

power produced with regards to maintaining the required power factor. This power factor is derived from the
averaged power using the Control Curve.
This mode allows the generator to support the mains (utility) stability by varying the power factor depending on the
export power.
Constant Reactive Power Mode

This is the default mode of exporting power to the mains (utility); where the DSE load share controller holds the
amount of reactive power produced at a constant level. The amount of reactive power produced by the generator is
irrespective of the load level or any other parameter.
The amount of reactive power produced is defined as Maximum kvar Level and is set in SCADA/Generator/Load Levels
section, through the Front Panel Running Editor, in PLC Functions, or via Modbus messages.
POWER CONTROL:
Constant Power Mode

This is the default mode of exporting power to the mains (utility); where the DSE load share controller holds the
amount of power produced at a constant level. The amount of power produced by the generator is irrespective of the
load level or any other parameter.
The amount of power produced is defined as Maximum kW Level and is set in SCADA/Generator/Load Levels section,
through the Front Panel Running Editor, in PLC Functions, or via Modbus messages
POWER CONTROL:
Frequency-Power Mode
In this mode of exporting power to the mains (utility); the DSE load share controller varies the amount of power
produced with regards to the Control Curve depending on the measured frequency.
This mode allows the generator to support the mains (utility) frequency stability by monitoring the frequency and
changing the amount of power produced.
FREQUENCY-POWER MODE:
The configuration is pre-loaded with default curves that are available to select or edit.
Curves are already available in the software for the requirements in Great Britain.
RFG GB LFSM O RFG GB LFSM U RFG GB LFSM U and LFSM O

FREQUENCY-POWER MODE:
Additional curves are pre-loaded in the software for the requirements in the United States.
P1547 60 50% P1547 60 75% P1547 60 90%

POWER CONTROL:
Voltage-Power Mode
In this mode of exporting power to the mains (utility); the DSE load share controller varies the amount of power
produced with regards to the Control Curve depending on the measured voltage.
This mode allows the generator to support the mains (utility) voltage stability by monitoring the voltage and changing
the amount of power produced.
SEPARATE RAMP RATES
The existing “Ramp Speed” is changed to “Ramp Up Speed” and an additional setting “Ramp Down speed” is added so
that the rate can be different when ramping the load up or down.
WITH BUS BREAKER
Building Load
Mains Utility Generator load

load switch switch Generator Bus
Mains Utility
NO BUS BREAKER
Building Load
Mains Utility
load switch Generator Bus
Mains Utility
VIRTUAL BUS BREAKER OPERATION
VIRTUAL BUS BREAKER OPERATION
DSE8660 MKII
DSE8610 MKII
ALARM PAGE JUMP CONTROL
If the display is on one of the home pages and an alarm is

tripped, either warning, electrical trip or shutdown, then the
display jumps to the alarms page as it does at present.
However, if the display is on an instrumentation or any other
page it remains showing the instrument and does not jump to
the alarm page when an alarm is tripped.
AUTO-RUN INHIBIT
A new digital input is added to the 8610

labelled ‘Auto Run Inhibit’ that prevents the
set from running in automatic.
This input differs from the existing ‘Auto Start
Inhibit’ in that it will stop an already running
set whereas the existing one will not.
A similar input is added to the 8660 that
prevents it from running 8610 that are in
automatic mode and stops any sets that are
already running.
PLC GENCOMM REGISTERS AS DATA SOURCES
This allows the PLC to use any Gencomm register as a data source for use either by the instrumentation test,
mathematical actions, copy action.
DSE8610 MKII – V4.1
MSC REDUNDANCY
A second fully functioning MSC link on the

second CAN port, to warn the user if there is a
single point of failure on either link but
continue to operate and only action electrical
trip or shutdown alarms if both links fail.
MSC REDUNDANCY
MSC 1
MSC 2
CAN MESSAGE FAILURE RATE
Four optional settings may be used to override the default message timeout before the CAN data fail alarm is
triggered.
COMMS LINK QUALITY DISPLAY
For each communications link a new instrumentation screen is added to allow the user to check the ‘quality’ of the
link.
COOLING IN IDLE
Timer to provide adjustable Idle Speed time during the cooling run.
SCHEDULER UPDATE
The updated scheduler provides 2 banks of 8 events which have a common bank repeat period, and individual
selectable load / run inhibit modes.
CRANK DISCONNECT DELAY
This allows the set to crank longer even though the crank disconnect on oil pressure threshold has been achieved.
BATTERY CHARGER SUPPORT IN DSENET
Support up to 4 DSENET chargers on the DSENET expansion port.

BATTERY CHARGER SUPPORT IN DSENET
PLC ADJUSTABLE RAMPING
The PLC is now able to vary the ramp rates of the generator/bus.
This can be controlled by different factors (temperature, load level…)
SNMP
Two SNMP manager connections are available over the Ethernet communications, with support for:
• SNMP Get
• SNMP Set
• TRAP Events
MANUAL BREAKER CONTROL
This requirement is to the give the user the option of either full manual or semi automatic (current scheme)
control of the breakers.
DSE8610 MKII
DSE8660 MKII
CONFIGURABLE CAN TX/RX
30 user configurable receive instruments available in Gencomm and may be configured to be displayed on the
module screen.
10 user configurable transmit messages that can be read over CANbus.
WATER IN FUEL DIGITAL INPUT
An additional digital input is added, this will be

available to all engines. When enabled the
water in fuel signal from the engine will be
ignored and the alarm will be triggered from
this alarm instead.
The ECU alarm Water in fuel will be available
for all engines and is configurable if either an
electronic engine is selected or a digital input
is configured for conventional engines.
FUEL TANK BUND DIGITAL INPUT (RESERVOIR DE RETENTION)
This alarm is to protect against fuel leakage

into the fuel tank bund. A digital input is
required to be configured as Fuel Tank Bund
Level High, and would be wired through a level
switch on the tank bund.
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Features and Updates

Selectable via the following methods:

Priorities among the modes, based on the mode

Constant Power Factor Mode

Voltage-Reactive Power Mode

Power-Power Factor Mode

Constant Reactive Power Mode

Constant Power Mode

RFG GB LFSM O RFG GB LFSM U RFG GB LFSM U and LFSM O

P1547 60 50% P1547 60 75% P1547 60 90%

Mains Utility Generator load

If the display is on one of the home pages and an alarm is

A new digital input is added to the 8610

A second fully functioning MSC link on the

Support up to 4 DSENET chargers on the DSENET expansion port.

An additional digital input is added, this will be

This alarm is to protect against fuel leakage

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