9907-205 MSLC/DSLC Hand Held Programmer WOODWARD

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Package Type: New and original factory separately sealed inner box

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1. We will deliver the goods within 3 working days after payment.

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5. One year warranty (after delivery date).

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9907-205

The Woodward 9907-205 is a hand-held programmer. Model 9907-205, is part of the MSLC series, or Master Synchronizer and Load Control series which is produced by Woodward Inc. The 9907-205 has a multitude of functions. Some of the tasks that are within its power include synchronization, utility load sensing, control capabilities over import and export load levels, power factoring, and a master process control capability.

The 9907-205 model is designed as the MSLC Hand Held Programmer module. This allows for the operators to be able to monitor the generator’s standard parameters, and runs diagnostics on its contact switches and the analog input and output ports. This also helps in reducing the amount of time spent installing and troubleshooting, by letting users be able to set up the control functionality and specifications prior to powering up the system.

While operating be on the lookout for potential problems or technical issues, one of the technical issues that may come up during operating is a remote load reference input. You can run what is known as a bench test to ensure that your control is functioning properly. The test you will perform to check the remote load reference input is supposed to make sure that the operation, as well as calibration, are both correct. If you need to calibrate the remote input you should go to the calibration menu and select option number six and set the key to forty-nine.