ComAp InteliDrive DCU Marine Manual

Comap InteliDrive DCU Marine is a specialized engine controller designed for marine applications. It controls, monitors and protects your engine in single (Auxiliary) or variable (propulsion) speed operational modes. This device can communicate with your Engine Management System via a CAN serial line using standard J1939 or other (KWP2000) communication protocols. The controller has a powerful graphic display with icons, symbols and bar-graphs for intuitive operation, setting a new standard in engine controls. The InteliDrive DCU Marine controller offers a comprehensive range of features including engine sequencing and control, engine monitoring and protection, speed measurement, running hours meter, configurable I/O, adjustable setpoints, password protection, alarm and ECU alarm indication, event and time driven engine history, and multi-language support.

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Key features

  • Engine control & monitoring
  • J1939 & KWP2000 compatibility
  • Graphic display
  • Configurable I/O
  • Password Protection
  • Alarm & History logging
  • Multi-language support

Frequently asked questions

It supports J1939 and KWP2000 communication protocols for engine management systems.

Yes, the InteliDrive DCU Marine supports multiple languages, which can be selected from the controller's front panel.

You can select between AUX, EME, HRB, and PRP modes using the Mode buttons on the controller's front panel.

You can access the ADJUSTMENT menu via the Page button, select the desired setpoint group, and then use the arrow keys to adjust the values.

Yes, it supports 3-level password protection to secure access to configuration settings.

Select the HISTORY menu via the Page button to view a record of engine events, alarms, and other relevant data.

User questions

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What are the RPU's inputs and outputs?
The RPU has one emergency stop input, five shutdown inputs, one RPM input, common warning and shutdown output terminals, stop and fuel solenoid outputs, and I/O broken wire detection.
What is the role of Battery A in the RPU?
Battery A is part of the RPU's redundant power supply.
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