Annunciator Digital Output Function Selection - Revision history

Thomas Peterson at 15:29, 21 February 2025

2025-02-21T15:29:35Z

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	\| SPEED AUTO \|\| Powered on when the speed is in the auto state		\| SPEED AUTO \|\| Powered on when the speed is in the auto state
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	\| HOT START \|\| Powered on when the ~~engine~~ is off ~~but~~ not ~~faulted~~, ~~for~~ hot start		\| HOT START \|\| Powered on when the unit is not running and powers off when the unit is running. Exception: If the unit is not running and has an ESD fault the hot start will not power on. Exception 2: [With DC 1.69.73o / Brain v3370 or newer]: If the unit is not running and has a low oil level fault, the hot start will not power on.
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	\| RESET \|\| Reset broadcast, turns on briefly when reset is pressed		\| RESET \|\| Reset broadcast, turns on briefly when reset is pressed

Thomas Peterson at 20:39, 6 November 2024

2024-11-06T20:39:32Z

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	\| FUEL VALVE \|\| Duplicates the logic of pin 10 of the module. Powered on during normal run to allow for a fuel block valve.		\| FUEL VALVE \|\| Duplicates the logic of pin 10 of the module. Powered on during normal run to allow for a fuel block valve.
	\|-		\|-
	\| START GAS SUPPLY \|\| Start gas block valve		\| START GAS SUPPLY \|\| Start gas block valve. On during start sequence and turns off shortly after unit is running.
	\|-		\|-
	\| SPEED AUTO \|\| Powered on when the speed is in the auto state		\| SPEED AUTO \|\| Powered on when the speed is in the auto state
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	\| RESET \|\| Reset broadcast, turns on briefly when reset is pressed		\| RESET \|\| Reset broadcast, turns on briefly when reset is pressed
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	\| CYL OIL PUMP \|\| Cylinder oil pump		\| CYL OIL PUMP \|\| Cylinder oil pump. Turns on at start of pre lube, stays on while running, and turns off at end of post-lube.
	\|-		\|-
	\| SCRB DRAIN \|\| Scrubber drain valve		\| SCRB DRAIN \|\| Scrubber drain valve

Thomas Peterson at 19:38, 16 October 2024

2024-10-16T19:38:17Z

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	\| ESD CLEAR \|\| Powered on when no ESD fault is active (which is most of the time)		\| ESD CLEAR \|\| Powered on when no ESD fault is active (which is most of the time)
	\|-		\|-
	\| LOAD ACTIVE \|\| Powered on when the unit should be loaded (same time as bypass would close) and powers off during shutdown / unit off		\| LOAD ACTIVE \|\| Powered on when the unit should be loaded (load delay expired, same time as bypass would close) and powers off during shutdown / unit off
			\|-
			\| LOAD DELAY \|\| Powered on when load delay timer is counting down. Powers off when load delay is expired (ie loaded) or not started counting down (stopped, startup, warmup, etc.)
			\|-
			\| REMOTE RESET \|\| Powered on when the unit is starting or running from a remote reset trigger
	\|}		\|}

Thomas Peterson at 13:40, 1 July 2024

2024-07-01T13:40:31Z

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	In some cases, the setup screen for a particular function will already have a box to select an output (For example, see "Idle Hold Setup").		In some cases, the setup screen for a particular function will already have a box to select an output (For example, see "Idle Hold Setup").

	However, for some functions, the only way to assign the output is through this screen. Also, ~~it might~~ be ~~desirable~~ to ~~have~~ two outputs ~~have~~ the same function.		However, for some functions, the only way to assign the output is through this screen. Also, this screen can be used to assign two outputs with the same function.

	To assign an output to a function, select the output. A list of possible functions will be shown (including "None"), and the desired function can be selected.		To assign an output to a function, select the output. A list of possible functions will be shown (including "None"), and the desired function can be selected.
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	Some outputs will be greyed out if they are hard coded to a particular function.		Some outputs will be greyed out if they are hard coded to a particular function.

	A list of possible options and what they do is shown below.		A list of possible options and what they do is shown below. If an option below doesn't show up in the list, the DCT and/or Brain likely need to be updated.

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	\| ESD CLEAR \|\| Powered on when no ESD fault is active (which is most of the time)		\| ESD CLEAR \|\| Powered on when no ESD fault is active (which is most of the time)
			\|-
			\| LOAD ACTIVE \|\| Powered on when the unit should be loaded (same time as bypass would close) and powers off during shutdown / unit off
	\|}		\|}

Thomas Peterson at 13:42, 2 November 2023

2023-11-02T13:42:30Z

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 | FLAME DET. FAULT || Powered on when any flame detect alarm is active
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Thomas Peterson at 13:33, 2 November 2023

2023-11-02T13:33:47Z

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	The annunciator digital output selection screen can be used to assign functions to the digital outputs. This page is shown below.		The annunciator digital output selection screen can be used to assign common built-in functions to the digital outputs. This page is shown below.

	[[File:Do-list.png]]		[[File:Do-list.png]]

Thomas Peterson: Thomas Peterson moved page Annunciator Digital Output Selection to Annunciator Digital Output Function Selection without leaving a redirect

2022-08-04T22:05:48Z

Thomas Peterson moved page Annunciator Digital Output Selection to Annunciator Digital Output Function Selection without leaving a redirect

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Thomas Peterson at 22:02, 4 August 2022

2022-08-04T22:02:40Z

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	\|+ Digital Out Functions		\|+ Digital Out Functions
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	! ~~LUBE~~ !! Powered on when the Pre/Post lube should be active		! Option !! Description
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			\| LUBE \|\| Powered on when the Pre/Post lube should be active
	\|-		\|-
	\| START \|\| Powered when the start output is active. For Non-ECU modes, this runs a starter. For an ECU, this may be on the entire run time as a run signal to the ECU, depending on ECU type.		\| START \|\| Powered when the start output is active. For Non-ECU modes, this runs a starter. For an ECU, this may be on the entire run time as a run signal to the ECU, depending on ECU type.

Thomas Peterson at 22:01, 4 August 2022

2022-08-04T22:01:50Z

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 The annunciator digital output selection screen can be used to assign functions to the digital outputs. This page is shown below.
-[[File:Annunciator Digital Output.jpg]]
+[[File:Do-list.png]]
-In most cases, the setup screen for a particular function will already have a box to select an output (For example, see "Idle Hold Setup" under the speed control help).
+In some cases, the setup screen for a particular function will already have a box to select an output (For example, see "Idle Hold Setup").
 However, for some functions, the only way to assign the output is through this screen. Also, it might be desirable to have two outputs have the same function.
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 Some outputs will be greyed out if they are hard coded to a particular function.

Sean Sanders at 19:14, 2 August 2022

2022-08-02T19:14:52Z

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	The annunciator digital output selection screen can be used to assign functions to the digital outputs. This page is shown below.		The annunciator digital output selection screen can be used to assign functions to the digital outputs. This page is shown below.

	[[File:Digital ~~Out Test~~.jpg]]		[[File:Annunciator Digital Output.jpg]]

	In most cases, the setup screen for a particular function will already have a box to select an output (For example, see "Idle Hold Setup" under the speed control help).		In most cases, the setup screen for a particular function will already have a box to select an output (For example, see "Idle Hold Setup" under the speed control help).