Polar Power Supra Digital Control System Programming and User's Manual

This manual introduces Polar Power's Supra digital control system, including safety instructions, introductions, system functions, system drawings, controller characteristics, etc.


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Brand
Polar Power
Category
Industrial Supply
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
91
File format
PDF
File size
5.5 MB
Published
19 October, 2023
Updated
19 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
801DE85B7A7A6A58CB9E9B9E4DB01796

About this manual

The Supra Digital Control System is a highly integrated control solution designed to improve the reliability and serviceability of DC generator-based power systems. It integrates engine control, alternator voltage regulation, auxiliary power inputs, an operator interface, and remote site monitoring and communications into a single unit. This integration simplifies wire harnesses and eliminates conflicts between modules from different manufacturers. The system allows for remote control, monitoring, calibration, and testing via industrial modems, cell phone modems, or Ethernet, accessible locally via a PC laptop or remotely through the Internet.

What's inside

  • Safety Notes
  • Introduction
  • Supra Control System Features
  • Supra Control System Description
  • Model 250 Controller
  • Model 290 Engine Interface
  • Model 320 Display/Keypad
  • Operating the Supra Controller
  • Using the Polar Power GUI Software
  • Passwords

Specifications

Input Voltage Range12 to 65 volts
Memory Storage2047 events
Operating Temperature-20° to 70°C
Engine Interface Voltage Ranges7 to 16 VDC or 16 to 64 VDC

Frequently asked questions

What communication interfaces does the Supra system support?

The system supports communication via RS 232, CAN bus, Bell 212 industrial modem, Ethernet, or Cell modem communications.

Can the system be remotely controlled and monitored?

Yes, the system can be remotely controlled, monitored, calibrated, and tested through an industrial modem, cell phone modem, or Ethernet.

What happens if the memory storage is full?

If the memory fills up, the oldest events are overwritten.

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