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1 or 3 Phase Power Source Settings

Press and release the SET button.
When you see “A-1”, press and hold the SET button
again for 4 seconds until you see “E-1”.
Use the arrow buttons to scroll down the menu until
you reach “E-2” value.
Set “E-2” value to 000 for 1 phase mode or to 001 for
3 phase mode.
Click on the “Auto/Man” button 2 times to exit the
menu.

50/60Hz Frequency Settings

Press and release the SET button.
When you see “A-1”, press and hold the SET button
again for 4 seconds until you see “E-1”.
Use the arrow buttons to scroll down the menu until
you reach “E-4” value.
Set “E-4” value to 000 for 60HZ or to 001 for 50HZ
settings.
Click on the “Auto/Man” button 2 times to exit the
menu.

Ph-N or Ph-Ph Voltage Display Settings

Press and release the SET button.
When you see “A-1”, press and hold the SET button
again for 4 seconds until you see “E-1”.
Use the arrow buttons to scroll down the menu until
you reach “E-3” value.
Set “E-3” value to 000 for Ph-N voltage display or to
001 for Ph-Ph voltage display.
Click on the “Auto/Man” button 2 times to exit the
menu.

NOTE: E-3” value must be set to 001 for
120/208VAC device version.

Time and date setting

N

R

ON

OFF

d-1:

under setting mode. Press

year

to increase, press            to decrease.

Normal  Power over voltage transfer value set, Press

increase,  press            decrease

Long press 5 second

Long press 5 second

d-2:

under setting mode. Press

month

to increase, press            to decrease.

d-3:

under setting mode. Press

date

to increase, press            to decrease.

d-4:

under setting mode Press

week

.

to increase, press            to decrease.

d-5:

under setting mode Press

hour

.

to increase, press            to decrease.

d-7:

d under setting mode Press

secon

.

to increase, press            to decrease.

d-6:

under setting mode Press

minute

.

to increase, press            to decrease.

Generator exerciser settings

The generator exerciser function needs the auxilary power supply (16VDC-24VDC) to be connected and current time and date settings
configured after it using time query and setting menu.
By default, the generator exerciser timer settings (parameters A-12 - A-22) are not configured.
To cancel the exerciser during the generator exerciser duration time, change the switch mode to manual and press any button.

Controller functions

Under/over-voltage detection:

Controller monitors configured under/over voltage values of normal and reserve power supply

phases. When the under/over voltage is detected for one of the power supplies, the device controller automatically starts the load
transfer to another power supply. When the power supply vol t a g e i s recovered, the controller will transfer the load circuits back (auto-
recovery mode) or continues monitoring the power supplies (without auto-recovery).

When the normal (main) power supply voltage is abnormal and reserve (backup) power supply voltage is normal, the

Transfer delay:

controller switches to another power supply after the transfer delay counted. This delay value helps to avoid frequent load transfers in
case if the voltage recovers very quickly.

Recovery delay:

This delay is activated before switching the load to normal (main) power supply when phase voltages are recovered

while the load circuits are powered via the reserve power source. It helps to insure that the normal power source voltage is stable before
switching the loads there.

Generator start delay:

It helps to avoid frequent genset starts due to short time power issues. When main power faults, the delay

starts counting, and after the delay time is over,  the generator start signal is activated.
(Note: this delay could be activated only if the auxilary 24VDC power supply is connected to the ATS switch)

Generator stop delay:

This delay helps to remain the generator running in the hot backup state after the load is switched to the

normal power supply. The generator stop signal is activated after this delay to avoid genset restarts due to the main power supply
instability.

High/low frequency protection

: it is adjustable within 20% range for the power supply phase frequency.

±

Generator exerciser timer:

(daily, weekly and monthly timer setting).

Power grid

Power grid (with autorecovery), Power grid

Power grid (without autorecovery), Power grid

Generator.

Transfer modes:

Summary of Contents for 125A-4P-di

Page 1: ...iary power supply only High density silver alloy contacts providing thousands operating cycles at 100 rated load Bridge type double break design not requiring special SCPD and matching AC 33B requirements Optimized magnetic blow out arc extinquish system allowing to reach 10le capacity Multi mode operation including manual transfer automatic transfer with without autorecovery and generator control...

Page 2: ...Generator start signal activity 4 Fire linkage input activity ATS stops when fire linkage input active 5 Normal main power data indication zone 6 Reserve power data indication zone 7 Setting mode button 8 Auto Manual transfer mode selection button in the work mode and Save Escape button in the setting mode 9 OFF button in the manual control mode and the value decrease button in the setting mode 10...

Page 3: ... 000 to 023 Generator exerciser timer minute setting press to change the timing of minute from 000 to 059 Generator exerciser timer second setting press to change the timing of second from 000 to 059 Generator exerciser time duration hour setting press to change the timing of hours from 000 to max 500 hours Generator exerciser time duration minute setting press to change the timing of minute From ...

Page 4: ...r exerciser timer settings parameters A 12 A 22 are not configured To cancel the exerciser during the generator exerciser duration time change the switch mode to manual and press any button Controller functions Under over voltage detection Controller monitors configured under over voltage values of normal and reserve power supply phases When the under over voltage is detected for one of the power ...

Page 5: ... 103 Normal Power external Indicator outputs Active AC230V 0 5A 101 Indicator common neutral line 102 Normal power indicator signal output 103 Normal power ON signal output 201 203 Reserve power external indicator outputs Active AC230V 0 5A 201 Indicator common neutral line 202 Reserve power indicator signal output 203 Reserve power ON signal output 301 302 Auxiliary power supply 24VDC inputs 15 3...

Page 6: ...er EN55011 Radio frequency radiation Transmit test as per EN55011 Anti interference Test Static Discharge air discharge class 4 contact discharge class 3 as per IEC61000 4 2 Radio frequency electromagnetic field Class 3 as per IEC61000 4 3 and IEC61000 4 6 Fast transient pulse group Class 4 as per IEC61000 4 4 Surge Class 4 as per IEC61000 4 5 Short time voltage drop and voltage off passed Fault C...

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