How to Use Cummins InPower to Make Genset Parameter Value Adjustments for Trims and Settings

by Ji Xiaohui vehiclerepair22

This article describes how to make genset parameter value adjustments for trims and settings.

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Caution:

Improper adjustment can cause equipment malfunction or damage.Adjustments must be performed by trained and experienced personnel only. Refer to the equipment's Installation and Service manuals for adjustment sequences and procedures.

Adjustment Basics

To access the available adjustment(s), use Device Explorer to navigate the left pane until

you reach the desired folder, and click on it.

The right pane will display the parameter(s) associated with the adjustments for that feature.

Figure 4-11 shows the genset voltage parameter for Marine gensets that can be adjusted. The right pane displays the Parameter description, Value, Units of measure and the Last Time that the value was Read.

Placing the mouse pointer over a parameter will bring up an information pop-up box (see

Figure 4-11). The pop-up provides a brief description of how the parameter value is used.

Note: Some values may require that the genset is running or stopped before they can be

edited. Refer to the parameter's information pop-up for details.

Making Adjustments Located to the left of each parameter is an icon that indicates if the parameter can be adjusted or if it is for monitoring. The screwdriver icon is used for trims and settings that can be written permanently to the device (read and write). When the cursor is placed over a parameter that can be adjust, the range for the parameter is displayed. The magnifying glass indicates that the parameter value is being monitored (read only). The switch icon is used to display settings that can be temporarily written to a device. The wrench icon represents factory settings that are not adjustable with InPower ONAN.