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Where to find remote/auto start connections on the Deepsea DSE4520 Control Panel

In this tutorial we will be looking at where to find the remote start, also known as auto start, connections on the Deepsea DSE4520 control panel.

The first thing you need to know is that the two wires on the back of the control panel labeled wires 24 and 5 are always the two remote start connection wires. 

Next, you will need to refer to your genset's included wiring schematic and locate where it says "Remote Start" or "Auto Start" in order to find the relevant connections for wires 24 and 5.

From here, we can trace where wires 24 and 5 plug into the genset's terminal block. Please note that although the two remote start connection wires will always be 24 and 5, the terminal block connections will vary based on your specific genset so it is necessary that you refer to your own wiring schematic for this step.

As we can see from this example, in order to make the remote start connection wire 5 must plug into terminal 3, which is linked with terminal 4.

Additionally, we can also see that wire 24 must plug into terminal 5.

Once these connections are made, all you need to do is ensure that your control panel is set to "Auto" and you are good to go!

Where to find remote/auto start connections on the FG Wilson DCP-10 Control Panel

In this tutorial, we will be looking at where to find the remote start, also known as auto start, connections on the FG Wilson DCP-10 control panel.

The first thing you need to know is that the two wires on the back of the control panel labeled wires 24 and 5 are always the two remote start connection wires. 

Next, you will need to refer to your genset's included wiring schematic and locate where it says "Remote Start" or "Auto Start" in order to find the relevant connections for wires 24 and 5.

From here, we can trace where wires 24 and 5 plug into the genset's terminal block. Please note that although the two remote start connection wires will always be 24 and 5, the terminal block connections will vary based on your specific genset, so it is necessary that you refer to your own wiring schematic for this step.

As we can see from this example, in order to make the remote start connection, wire 24 must plug into terminal 8. Additionally, we can also see that wire 5 must plug into terminal 6, which is linked with terminal 7.

Once these connections are made, all you need to do is ensure that your control panel is set to "auto" and you are good to go!

Where to find remote/auto start connections on the PowerWizard 1.1,1.1+ and 2.1 Control Panels

In this tutorial, we will be looking at where to find the remote start, also known as auto start, connections on the PowerWizard 1.1, 1.1+, and 2.1 control panels. 

The first thing you need to know is that the two wires on the back of the control panel labeled wires 24 and 5 are always the two remote start connection wires. 

Next, you will need to refer to your genset's included wiring schematic and locate where it says "remote start" or "auto start" in order to find the relevant connections for wires 24 and 5.

From here, we can trace where wires 24 and 5, the two remote start connection wires, plug into the genset's terminal block. Please note that although the two remote start connection wires will always be 24 and 5, the terminal block connections will vary based on your specific genset so it is necessary that you refer to your own wiring schematic for this step. As we can see from this example, in order to make the remote start connection, wire 24 must plug into terminal 8.

Additionally, we can also see that wire 5 must plug into terminal 7.

Once these connections are made, all you need to do is ensure that your control panel is set to auto and you are good to go!