Generac Power Systems 0G6020A 用户手册

Once a menu is selected, there will be a list of choices. The current 

choice is shown by a rectangle drawn around it (Figure 15). Use 

the arrow keys to navigate the rectangle to the topic required, then 

press the enter key.

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The status menu item simply provides a way to show the 

current status message coming from the generator. This is 

shown as a text message on the LEFT hand side of the 

display. Normally this will show the following message: “READY 

TO RUN”.

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The test menu permits starting and stopping the generator. 

Use the arrow keys to navigate to the appropriate option. 

If choosing to start the generator, the two arrow keys will 

need to be pressed together to confirm the command. To cancel 

the command, press the enter key.
If the generator can run at a low speed (Quiet Test QT), this option 

is available. If there is an automatic transfer switch, there is the 

option to run the generator and transfer onto generator power. 

Once the generator is started or stopped, the state of the generator 

will be shown by a “*” symbol next to the command issued.

For example:
Normal Start* 

 You started the generator at nor-

mal speed.

Start & transfer* 

 You started the generator & trans-

ferred to generator power

Low speed start* 

 You started the generator at low 

speed (Quiet Test)

Stop generator* 

You stopped the generator

There is a one minute cool down time after you stop the generator, 

so it will continue to operate for one minute after the stop com-

mand is issued. In the event that the stop command fails (such as 

if you take the display out of range, you can either retry the stop 

command or manually stop the generator by switching it to the 

“off” position.

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The history log is a chronological list of “events” that have 

occurred to the generator. An event is any change in status 

such as an alarm, a start or stop, the key switch being 

operated, etc.. These events are permanently stored inside the 

display module along with a time and date stamp when they 

occurred. They will not be lost even if the battery goes dead, but 

there is the option to erase the log. This log is independent of the 

log displayed at the generator and will log ALL events, not just 

alarms.
When entering the history menu, the most recently logged event 

(Event 1) will be displayed. The actual event will be shown as a 

message on the left hand portion of the screen (Figure 16). The 

time and date of the event will be shown on the right hand part of 

the screen, and the event number displayed on the underlined title 

bar. By using the arrow keys, navigate through the events which 

are stored in chronological order. Event 1 is the most recent and 

event 100 is the oldest. The events are stored in a circular fashion 

so it's possible to scroll from Event 1 back to event 100 by using 

the “UP” arrow key. The history log can be cleared from the 

“SETTINGS” menu.