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Capstone Turbine Corporation • 21211 Nordhoff Street • Chatsworth • CA 91311 • USA Technical Reference: Stand Alone Operation–Capstone Models C30 and C65 4.2.3.2 Assign MultiPac Master Turbine Number (Master =1) Use the display panel on the microturbine designated as the MultiPac master to make the following settings. • Enter the user password (default is 87712370). • Navigate to System Data > System Configuration > MultiPac, and select DISABLE. From the System Configuration submenu navigate to Turbine No. and enter “1” as the turbine identifier. Then navigate to MultiPac again and select ENABLE. • C65 Microturbine: Navigate to System Data > Reboot and select YES to reboot the microturbine. • C20 Microturbine: Navigate to System Settings > Reboot and select YES to reboot the microturbine. 4.2.4. Assigning a New Master If the master turbine is shut down for any reason, the entire MultiPac will be unavailable, making it necessary in some cases to assign a new master. Use CRMS (paragraph 4.2.2.2) or the microturbine display panel (4.2.3.2) and assign a new master as follows: • Remove power from the current master microturbine, as well as from the microturbine to be assigned as the new master, and then reconfigure the applicable UCB wiring to the new master turbine. • Disable both the new and existing master turbines, then remove the signal harness terminators from the existing master and move them to the new master. Apply power to the new master turbine. • Set the turbine number to 1 for the new master turbine. MultiPac Enable and reboot the new master turbine. 4.2.5. Shutdown for Scheduled Maintenance Shutting down a subordinate microturbine for scheduled maintenance (or establishing manual control for troubleshooting) can be accomplished while the MultiPac is running, as long as the connected load is lower than the combined output power of the reduced MultiPac. Use CRMS (paragraph 4.2.2.2) or the microturbine display panel (4.2.3.2) and perform the following steps: • Disable the microturbine from the MultiPac system. The turbine will stop generating power. • After maintenance is complete, reconfigure the microturbine to join the MultiPac, then MultiPac Enable the microturbine and reboot. • When the microturbine reaches the Load state, the power output of all MultiPac units will adjust to distribute the load. 410028 Rev E (June 2013) Page 26 of 42 Capstone reserves the right to change or modify, without notice, the design, specifications, and/or contents of this document without incurring any obligation either with respect to equipment previously sold or in the process of construction.PDF Image | Technical Reference Stand Alone Operation – Capstone Model C30 and C65
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