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Capstone Turbine Corporation Model C65 User’s Manual (V5.XX) Restart Capstone The MicroTurbine system can normally be restarted after a shutdown, while the battery recharges, or during the cool down period before the speed of the MT reaches zero. This allows for faster power output and helps to eliminate wear on the bearings. Using the Display Panel Use of the Display Panel is described in the following paragraphs. Numeric Keypad Navigation Buttons Control Buttons Battery Wake-up Button Display Window Interlock Button Display Panel and Functions The Display Panel is located on the front of the package above the engine air inlet, and is used to control MT operation and access data stored within the system. The Display Panel includes a keypad, a display window, navigation buttons, and system control buttons. The paragraphs below describe Display Panel operation. For offshore applications with the pressurized enclosure (Class I, Division 2 option), Display Panel screen information is visible through a see-thru plastic window. However, access to the panel navigation buttons and numeric keypad should only be attempted during maintenance operations, and only if the area has been tested to be free of flammable gases. Display Panel Areas The BATT START button, at the far left of the Display Panel, is used to wake a Stand Alone system from sleep mode (see Waking a Stand Alone MicroTurbine on page 42). The Numeric Keypad, located to the left of the Display Window, is for data input. The system accepts data input only on specific screens, and the input line must be selected, indicated by the flashing line. Data input from the Numeric Keypad requires logging-on with a password (see Logging On with a Password on page 22). The Display Window is in the center of the Display Panel. The Display Window can display four lines of twenty characters, each of which indicate menu hierarchy position, data display, and data input. The Navigation Buttons are located to the right of the Display Window, and consist of four buttons arranged vertically, each with a line to its left indicating a line of data in the Display Window. These four buttons, plus the buttons just to their right labeled (-), (+), and ACCEPT, are the navigation buttons; they are used for selecting various display screens or data items. Page 20 of 61 400017 Rev A (July 2007) 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 | C65 5xx
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