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5.21.9 Setting P21l9, lagging Power Factor alarm Enable
Disable (lGPFE)
P21L19 enables or disables the Lagging Power Factor Alarm function.
5.21.10 Setting P21l10, lagging Power Factor alarm Threshold 2
(PFlGa)
P21L10 sets the alarm threshold for the Lagging Power Factor Alarm
Threshold.
5.21.11 Setting P21l11, Power Factor alarm Start Delay (PFaS)
At the start, P21L11 sets the number of seconds before the over
frequency alarm and alarm elements are enabled.
5.21.12 Setting P21l12, Power Factor alarm Run Delay (PFaR)
P21L12 sets the number of seconds that the power must be below the
PFLDA or PFLGA set points before an alarm event occurs. This timer
does not begin until after the Power Factor Alarm Start Delay (PFAS)
has timed out.
5.22 Page 22, aREl, Settings P22l1 to l7
5.22.1 Setting P22l1
P22L1 allows the Voltage Unbalance Alarm or Trip to activate the
alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this set
point to “OFF”.
5.22.2 Setting P22l2
Setting P22L2 allows the Overvoltage Alarm or Trip to activate the
alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this set
point to “OFF”.
5.22.3 Setting P22l3
Setting P22L3 allows the Undervoltage Alarm or Trip to activate the
alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this set
point to “OFF”.
5.22.4 Setting P22l4
Setting P22L4 allows the Over Frequency Alarm or Trip to activate
the alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this
setpoint to “OFF”.
5.22.5 Setting P22l5
Setting P22L5 allows the Under Frequency Alarm or Trip to activate
the alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this
setpoint to “OFF”.
5.22.6 Setting P22l6
Setting P22L6 allows the Underpower Alarm or Trip to activate the
alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this
setpoint to “OFF”.
5.22.7 Setting P22l7
Setting P22L7 allows the Power Factor Alarm or Trip to activate the
alarm relay output. This function can be disabled by setting this
setpoint to “OFF”.
5.23 Page 23, SP UPTRP, Settings P23l1 to P23l7
5.23.1 Setting P23l1
P23L1 allows the Voltage Unbalance Alarm or Trip to activate the
AUX 1 Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this
setpoint to “OFF”.
5.23.2 Setting P23l2
P23L2 allows the Overvoltage Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX 1
Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to
“OFF”.
5.23.3 Setting P23l3
P23L3 allows the Undervoltage Alarm or Trip to activate the Aux1
Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to
“OFF”.
5.23.4 Setting P23l4
P23L4 allows the Over Frequency Alarm or Trip to Activate Aux1 Relay
Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to “OFF”.
5.23.5 Setting P23l5
P23L5 allows the Under Frequency Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX 1
Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting
this setpoint to “OFF”.
5.23.6 Setting P23l6
P23L6 allows the Underpower Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX 1
Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to
“OFF”.
5.23.7 Setting P23l7
P23L7 allows the Power Factor Alarm or Trip to activate AUX 1 Relay
Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to “OFF”.
5.24 Page 24, SP2 aUX 2, Settings P24l1 to l7
5.24.1 Setting P24l1
P24L1 allows the Voltage Unbalance Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX
2 Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint
to “OFF”.
5.24.2 Setting P24l2
P24L2 enables the Overvoltage Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX 2
Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to
“OFF”.
5.24.3 Setting P24l3
P23L3 enables the Undervoltage Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX 2
Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint to
“OFF”.
5.24.4 Setting P24l4
P24L4 enables the Over Frequency Alarm or Trip to activate the AUX
2 Relay Output. This function can be disabled by setting this setpoint
to “OFF”.
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