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ST-156 Compatibility Between DIA - NE WIN and DIA - NE XT PDF
ST-156 Compatibility Between DIA - NE WIN and DIA - NE XT PDF
Christian BAUER
Service Engineering
Distributed Power
GE Jenbacher GmbH & Co OG
Distribution list Achenseestr. 1-3
Jenbach, Subsidiaries, Service Providers A-6200 Jenbach, Austria
T +43 5244 600 2399
Christian1.Bauer@ge.com
The Service Technician Instruction ST-156 describes which versions of DIA.NE WIN and DIA.NE XT are mutually
compatible and what risks an incorrect combination, particularly in the case of a parameter import via DIA.NE
WIN, could involve.
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Staff at Plant Scheduling ensure that the versions of DIA.NE WIN and DIA.NE XT used are mutually compatible and the
system is properly configured when it leaves the factory. If, however, the DIA.NE XT version (RPS version) on an engine
is changed, a new engine is integrated into an existing system with an existing DIA.NE WIN server or a WIN server is
used to import parameters on any system, there is a risk that the DIA.NE WIN/XT configuration will be incompatible.
This gives rise to the danger of an incomplete or incorrect parameter import and potentially serious consequential
damage.
PARAMETER IMPORT VIA DIA.NE WIN IN THE CASE OF AN INCOMPATIBLE DIA.NE WIN/XT CONFIGURATION
This section is intended to show the progress and the consequences of a parameter import via DIA.NE WIN when, for
example, one of the WIN versions 3.2.0, 3.2.1, 3.2.2 (server APC620 Celeron) or 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.2.2 (server APC620 Atom)
is used on a system with a DIA.NE XT version (RPS version) from 3.30 (i.e. 3.30 or higher).
NOTE: As can be seen from the table at the beginning of this bulletin, only the DIA.NE WIN servers APC620 Atom with a WIN version from 4.3.0
onwards or APC910 Celeron with a WIN version from 5.5.1 onwards would be permitted in the case of a system with a DIA.NE XT version (RPS
version) from 3.30 onwards.
Once again, the system highlights the fact that the parameter import is incomplete.
CAUTION: This parameter import would not only be incomplete, it would also be incorrect. For example,
DIA.NE WIN versions 3.2.0, 3.2.1, 3.2.2 (server APC620 Celeron) and 4.2.0, 4.2.1, 4.2.2 (server APC620 Atom)
overwrite some parameters of DIA.NE XT versions (RPS versions) from 3.30 (i.e. 3.30 or higher) INCORRECTLY.
The import would for example result in incorrect knock limits and therefore an almost completely inactive
knock monitoring system, giving rise to the danger of serious engine damage. You should therefore never
allow yourself to be misled into thinking that if you manually add those parameters which the system
highlights as missing, the process will be concluded (fully and correctly).
CONCLUSION
A parameter import via DIA.NE WIN is only permitted when the versions of DIA.NE WIN and DIA.NE XT are
mutually compatible as shown in the table at the beginning of this bulletin!!!
EXPLANATION OF TERMS
Below are brief explanations of the terms used in this ST-156.
DIA.NE XT
Engine management system for all types of Jenbacher gas engines. It consists of a control unit, which includes a
visualisation unit, in a single device. DIA.NE XT exists in a variety of versions and with different software version
numbers (RPS versions).
Fig. 04: DIA.NE XT (RPS versions 2.07 - 2.60) Fig. 05: DIA.NE XT3 (RPS versions 3.10 - 3.50)
DIA.NE WIN
A "Human-Machine Interface" based on the Windows operating system for Jenbacher gas engines. It offers both
customers and Jenbacher maintenance staff a wide range of facilities that assist in the commissioning, on-going
servicing, monitoring and maintenance of engines and for diagnostic purposes.
RELEVANT DOCUMENTS
When working on GE Jenbacher modules, all applicable local regulations must of course be observed in addition to
our documentation. In relation to this Service Technician Instruction we stress the fact that the following documents
must also be observed:
DIA.NE WIN User Manual
DIA.NE XT User Manual
REVISION CODE
INDEX DATE DESCRIPTION / REVISION SUMMARY
02 Mar. 14, 2017 DIA.NE WIN server APC910 Celeron added
01 Jun. 18, 2014 First version of this document
Table 02: Revision history