Smart WiFi control for your generator.
AutoGen X Pro starts, stops, monitors, and controls compatible generators from the AutoGen app, web dashboard, and API-ready cloud platform.
See the 12-pin controller hardware before you wire it.
X Pro is shown with the connector, labeled enclosure, and panel-mounted examples so installers can confirm power, start relay, stop relay, run signal, choke control, and sensing points before checkout.
12-pin terminal for real generator wiring
The removable terminal carries controller power, start/stop relay outputs, voltage sensing, run-confirmation input, and optional control or sensing connections used by X Pro installations.
Mounted example with routed cabinet wiring
The panel photo shows the controller installed beside real cabinet hardware so buyers can judge mounting space, conductor routing, and service access before the job starts.
Antenna, buttons, LED, enclosure, and connector location
The labeled view shows the WiFi antenna, local controls, status LED area, rugged enclosure, and connector position used during setup, service, and troubleshooting.
Automatic start logic that waits for proof.
X Pro does more than toggle a relay. It starts from configured conditions, waits for proof that the generator is actually running, retries when confirmation is missing, and enters a protective error state instead of continuing blindly.
Starts from real operating conditions
Battery voltage, 2-wire external start logic, schedules, and temperature rules can be used to decide when the generator should run.
Waits for run confirmation
A start command begins a managed sequence. X Pro waits for the configured running signal before it treats the generator as started.
Shows the readings that explain operation
Battery-bank voltage, generator state, current where fitted, temperature, total runtime, and recent runtime explain what the controller is doing.
Makes faults actionable
Fault states point to missing start proof, lost run signal, unsafe conditions, or configuration issues so service work starts with a real clue.
Claim it, provision WiFi over BLE, then verify live data.
The normal setup path is QR claim, BLE WiFi provisioning, cloud verification, then generator-specific settings for voltage thresholds, run confirmation, schedules, and optional controls.
Claim by QR code
Scan the controller QR code in the AutoGen app and use a clear site name such as Home Generator, Workshop Backup, or Site 2 X Pro.
Provision 2.4 GHz WiFi over BLE
Use the BLE WiFi setup tool near the controller to send the local 2.4 GHz network name and password.
Confirm cloud readings
Open the app or web dashboard and confirm battery voltage, controller state, and runtime data are updating.
Set the operating rules
Set start voltage, stop voltage, run confirmation method, temperature thresholds, schedules, and optional accessory behavior for the installation.
Installation context for relay wiring and cabinet placement.
These examples put X Pro beside real cabinet hardware, conductor routing, relays, and generator-room equipment instead of showing only isolated product renders.
See X Pro where start/stop wiring actually lives.
Use this section to judge enclosure space, terminal access, relay placement, and whether the installation should include the choke actuator or waterproof relay kit.
Dashboard readings that explain the generator state.
The dashboard focuses on the values used during real operation: battery voltage, generator state, run confirmation, current where fitted, temperature, total runtime, recent runtime, controls, and settings.
Choose X Pro when WiFi cloud connection is available.
For remote sites without reliable internet access, AutoGen Ultra or connected AutoGen DC generators with LTE cloud connection are the better path. WiFi Local AP remains for local connection only.
Best fit
Off-grid homes, workshops, cabins, farms, and backup systems where the generator has reliable WiFi coverage for cloud connection.
Use Ultra instead
Choose AutoGen Ultra when the deployment needs LTE cloud connection, richer hardware options, or a premium controller path.
Use a DC generator
Choose V100, D100, or D180 when you want the controller, generator, app, cloud, and connectivity built together.
Installer references for wiring, settings, and recovery.
The deeper references focus on the parts that affect commissioning: 12-pin wiring, relay examples, BLE setup, WiFi Local AP access, API paths, controls, schedules, and fault recovery.
12-pin wiring and relay reference
Use the wiring reference to identify controller power, start relay output, stop relay output, run confirmation, voltage sensing, choke control, and optional sensing connections.
Open wiring reference
BLE setup, WiFi Local AP, and API paths
BLE is used for nearby WiFi provisioning and local setup workflows. WiFi Local AP can support direct local app/browser access when internet is unavailable, and approved API integrations can read telemetry or use supported control paths.
View example telemetry
{
"device_type": "x_pro",
"success": true,
"telemetry": {
"battery_voltage": 55.24,
"run_signal": 230.34,
"temperature_c": 24,
"total_hours": "0217:47:12"
}
}Start, stop, reset, and standby controls
The main control action changes with controller state: start from standby, stop while running, or reset after a fault. X Pro still waits for confirmation instead of assuming the button press succeeded.
View controls screenshot
Start/stop voltage, temperature, and runtime settings
Settings can include start voltage, stop voltage, run confirmation method, high/low temperature behavior, 2-wire external start logic, weekly schedules, and time-limited run options.
View settings screenshot
Product details tied to setup and troubleshooting.
These product views support the technical sections by showing the enclosure, label, terminal area, and finished controller presentation used in proposals, manuals, and service conversations.
Label, terminal, and enclosure details
The close-up helps installers and dealers identify the controller body, label area, connector side, and service-facing details.
Clean product reference for proposals and manuals
The dark product view gives sales, manuals, and dealer material a clean reference image without competing panel wiring.
X Pro questions that affect installation decisions.
These answers focus on the installation choices that matter before checkout: WiFi availability, remote control permissions, run confirmation, start retry behavior, and accessory selection.
Does X Pro need WiFi for cloud access?
Yes. X Pro is the WiFi cloud controller. BLE is used nearby for WiFi provisioning and setup workflows, while WiFi Local AP can provide direct local app/browser access when the site has no internet path.
Can X Pro start, stop, and reset remotely?
Yes, when the controller is online, the generator state allows the action, and the account has control permission. Start and stop still run through the controller sequence and confirmation logic.
What happens if start confirmation never arrives?
X Pro retries according to its managed start logic. If repeated attempts do not produce reliable running proof, it enters an error state instead of continuing unsafely.
Which accessories change the installation?
The Choke Linear Actuator helps automate generators with manual choke or lever movement. The waterproof relay kit is useful when the installation needs external switching with protected NO/NC/COM contacts.
Not sure whether X Pro fits your generator?
Send the generator model, start/stop method, battery voltage, available WiFi, and any choke or current-sensing requirements.
info@dcautogen.org