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4.6.5 Current fault setting
These settings define the acceptable tolerance for the output current. Threshold values are calculated from the current step
levels and current fault % levels. If the actual value stays outside (i.e. deviates) from the threshold values for a predefined
delay time alarm is generated.
Header / function Data 1 Data 2 Fact set Allowed range
Current fault set Dev Level + 1 % 0.1-10% in 0.1% steps
Deviation - Level - 1.5% 0.1-10% in 0.1% steps
Delay time Delay 20s 1-20s in 1s steps
Setting sequence
1. Go to current fault setting by selecting Set / Set / More / Cf.
1. If necessary adjust level + and - with, + / - , select Set and then select Next.
1. If necessary adjust delay time as in step 2.
Operational test
Change the output current step setting (e.g. step 3) to be out of the current fault tolerance (e.g. +-0.2A) and do not update current fault
limits (see paragraph output current step setting, update CF). Make sure that the alarm is generated in due time. Finally, set the output
current level back to its original setting
.
4.6.6 Time and date setting
Time and date settings are used as time labels in the fault log and also on the time and date display of the view menu. Years
are presented with 2 last digits i.e. 2000 = 00.
Header / function Data 1 Data 2 Fact set Allowed range
Time&date set hh.mm.ss Time Finish time 0-23 / 0-59 / 0-59
dd.mm.yy Date 1-31 / 1-12 / 0-99
Setting sequence
1. Go to time and date set by selecting Set/Set/More/Time.
1. If necessary adjust time with arrows below each time component. Then Select Set.
1. If necessary adjust date as in step 2.
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