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    ADVR-2200M

    New Type Hybrid Analog/Digital Voltage Regulator,


    built to substitute some Digital Regulators used with
    Marathon* Generators With PMG.
    Easy to Set-Up and Program

    Installation Manual Mounting


    Plate
    included
    1. SPECIFICATION
    Sensing Input E1, E2, E3 External Volts Adjustment
    Voltage 220 ~ 600VAC, 60Hz 5% with 500ohm 1 watt trimmer
    DIP Switch SW1, 2 Selectable 10% with 1000ohm 1 watt trimmer
    175 ~ 280VAC @ 220VAC
    330 ~ 515VAC @ 380/440VAC Excitation Resistance
    420 ~ 660VAC @ 480/600VAC > 9 ohm

    Frequency Single or 3 phase Input Max. Power Dissipation


    DIP Switch SW3 Selectable 12 watt

    Power Input P1 & P2 Current Compensation


    Input 1 or 5A > 0.2VA (DIP Switch SW3 Selectable)
    Voltage 30 ~ 260VAC, 60Hz
    Single phase (C1,C2)
    Max. ±7% @ P.F ±0.7
    Output
    Voltage 85VDC @ 110VAC input Analogue Voltage Input
    170VDC @ 220VAC input Un 0 ~ 15% @ 0 ~ 10VDC or 0 ~ ±5VDC
    Current Continuous 5A Max.
    Frequency Knee Point
    Intermittent 10A for 60 sec
    60Hz Factory setting is 57 Hz
    Voltage Regulation 50Hz Factory setting is 47 Hz
    < ± 0.5% ( with 4% engine governing )
    Response Time
    Voltage Build-up <1 Cycle
    Residual voltage at AVR terminal > 5 VAC @ 25Hz
    Dimensions
    Thermal Drift 150mm L * 135mm W * 55.5mm H
    0.45% per C change in AVR ambient
    Weight
    470g ± 2%

    2. FIGURE AND SIZE ATTENTION


    1. AVR can be mounted directly on the
    engine, genset, switchgear, control panel,
    or any position that will not affects
    operation. For dimension reference, see
    Figure 1.
    2. All voltage readings are to be taken with an
    average-reading voltmeter Meggers and
    high-potential test equipment must not be
    used. Use of such equipment could
    damage the AVR.
    3. Fuse Specification 6.3A / 250V Slow Blow
    Type
    4. Terminal "Fast-On" terminals 6.35mm (1/4
    inch).

    Figure 1 Outline Drawing


    ______________________________________________________________________________________
    2 ADVR-2200M-60Hz
    Programming
    SW1 SW2
    ON ON

    1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6

    1.OFF 2.OFF 208 to 240V 4.OFF 5.OFF <90KW


    SW1 SW2
    Sensing 1.OFF 2.ON 380V 4.ON 5.OFF 90-500KW Generator
    Voltage Size
    1.ON 2.ON 420 to 600V 4.ON 5.ON >500KW

    OFF ON
    1 1 PHASE 3 PHASE

    SW2 2 60Hz 50Hz


    3 O/E PROTECT ON O/E PROTECT OFF
    6 CT 1A CT 5A

    SW1 SW2

    3
    Adjustments
    U/F Under Frequency Protection Adjustment When
    generator RPM falls below the knee point, the under
    frequency protection circuit will activate and the DROOP Droop Adjustment
    voltage and frequency begin to decrease in linear When paralleling, the AVR increase or
    descend. decrease its voltage output, when
    Select frequency 60 or 50Hz according to the genera- phase current leads or lag the voltage.
    tor in use. The increase and decrease range can
    be preset by the DROOP adjustment.
    LED Indicator lights when the
    genera-tor is U/F Under-Frequency
    and when the generator is in Over-
    Excitation protection. TRIM Trim Adjustment
    When terminal A1 and A2 are
    biased with a DC voltage (0~10V),
    the TRIM is then used to adjust the
    this DC has on the
    output voltage of the AVR. If the
    TRIM (POT) is adjusted fully
    counter-clockwise, any bias
    voltage will not cause any

    TRIM is adjusted fully clockwise,


    then any signal will produce a

    VOLT Voltage Adjustment


    Generator rated output voltage adjust-
    ment. Must be in accordance with the DIP
    Switch SW1-1 & 2 voltage range setting

    DIP Adjustment
    STAB Stability Adjustment
    The DIP adjustment allows some control over
    Correct stability adjustment must be conducted
    the generator voltage dip when applying load.
    while the generator is operating without load.
    It is used, when the generator uses a turbo-
    First adjust the STAB potentiometer (POT)
    charger that sometimes lags the load and briefly
    clockwise until the voltage becomes unstable,
    operates below the UFRO knee point, (LED ON).
    and then slightly adjust it anti-clockwise
    With the DIP pot set CCW, the generator voltage
    (About1/5 turn). When the voltage just reaches
    characteristics will follow the normal V/Hz line
    the critical point (Knee point) of stabilization,
    as the speed falls below normal. Turning the DIP
    where the voltage is stable yet very close to
    potentiometer CW increases the V/Hz slope,
    becoming unstable.
    providing a greater voltage dip and aiding
    engine recovery. The DIP potentiometer can be
    set at any position to suit any engine type.

    4 ADVR-2200M-60Hz
    Wiring Connections

    VR1 & VR2 are


    Normally Bridged C1
    and Voltage is Set DIP SW
    Adjusted on the C1
    PCB

    VR1
    1K Ohm 1W If you have a deflective
    VR2 PMG you can power P1
    and P2 in shunt from the
    A1
    0 to 10Vdc output of the generator
    Analog Input A2 as long if its less then
    Sensing Power Field 277v volts
    Only use when E1 E2 E3 P1 P2 F+ F-
    Paralleling to
    Correct PF

    CT is only used
    when paralleling

    CT.
    T
    Exciter

    S
    R
    N
    Stator Wires

    Generator PMG

    Sensing Voltage can be set from 200 too ATTENTION


    600 Volts Program SW 1 1&2 correctlly. The AC voltages recorded by the AVR are
    . average values.
    For single phase sensing bridge E2 & External VR: 500 ohms 1 Watt gives 5%
    E3 and move SW2-1 to OFF adjustment range
    External VR: 1K ohms 1 Watt gives 10%
    adjustment range

    5 ADVR-2200M-60Hz

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