3.7 Fault Reporting Terminals
The fault reporting relay connections are made through removable terminal strip, J3. Separate Form
C relays are provided for AC Fault and Common Fault. Six fault terminals are available:
1. AC FLT Common (COM)
2. AC FLT Normally Closed (NC)
3. AC FLT Normally Open (NO)
4. COM FLT Common (COM)
5. COM FLT Normally Closed (NC)
6. COM FLT Normally Open (NO)
The fault outputs employ “Fail-safe” operation and are held powered in a non-fault condition. Board
legend shows relay condition in the non-powered, or fault, state.
Fig. 3.7.1
JP5
JP6
JP7
BUSS 2
BUSS 1
J4 ABC
COM
FL
T
AC
F
L
T
COM
FLT
GND FLT
AC FLT
COMMON FAULT
FIELD WIRING TERMINALS
AC FAULT
FIELD WIRING TERMINALS
C
NC
NO
C
NC
NO
No Fault / Fault
Fault
Internal Fault
No Fault
Fault
Reversed Battery Connection
No Fault
Fault
Blown Battery Fuse
Fault
Fault
Blown AC Fuse - Battery Low
Fault
No Fault
Blown AC Fuse - Battery Charged
No Fault
Fault
High or Low Output Voltage
No Fault
Fault
High or Low Battery
No Fault
Fault
Missing Battery (Battery Presence Enabled)
Fault
Fault
Loss of / Low AC - Battery Low
Fault
No Fault
Loss of / Low AC - Battery Charged
No Fault
No Fault
Normal Condition - No Faults
AC FLT Relay / AC FLT LED
COM FLT Relay / COM
FLT LED
Fault Condition
PS5-M Installation Instructions
February 23, 2012
52-375 Rev A.03
Page 11 of 18
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