TJE - Training on the Job - Extended Access to DIA.NE XT

Customers and operating staff of Jenbacher gas engines who need extended access to DIA.NE XT such as customers' service technicians or interested employees from other areas. With the extended access,the customer will be able to adapt the control system's parameters to optimize their system according to their specific requirements. Please contact your local Service representative to find out if you meet the criteria to attend this course.

• Re-fresher on the "OPT – Operator training"
• P & ID
• Control system
• Wiring diagram
• Ignition system
• Generator
• Engine management system DIA.NE
• NOx Sensor: components, properties, handling, checks & adjustment
• online spare parts manual (SPATSL)

• the ability to work with DIA.NE XT and DIA.NE WIN at level 15
• the ability to identify malfunctions with our checklist for troubleshooting and to rectify these
• the ability to adjust and optimize control loops for LEANOX, speed and power output controller
• knowledge of the functions of the electrical components at the engine and in the control cubicles
• detailed insight into our wiring diagrams and the relevant technical instructions
• a review of the course module 'OPT - Operator Training'

Course duration:

• 4 days - 26 training units of 60 minutes each

Number of participants:

• Minimum of 5 and maximum of 8 people

Languages:

• German, English
• Other languages on request or through an interpreter

Assignment of DIA.NE level 15 password:

• In order to receive a level 15 password after finishing the TJE training, the end customer must sign an agreement with INNIO Jenbacher. If a new group number for DIA.NE has to be assigned to the end customer, additional costs may arise for the end customer. For further information please get in touch with your Service Support Manager.

• 'OPT - Operator Training' completed
• Knowledge of electrical engineering
• Knowledge of mechanical engineering is recommended
• We recommend that a laptop is brought to the training
• Participants must bring their own safety boots