ETC Power Control Processor, Configuration Manual

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20 Power Control Processor Configuration Manual
• Type: The following types are available per rack.
- ERP - 1-pole, 2-pole, 3-pole, Dimmer, None
- EchoDIN - 1-pole, Dimmer, None
- ERP–FT - 1-pole, None
- Sensor IQ - 1-pole, 2-pole, 3-pole, None
• Threshold: Displays the percentage level at which the relay switches on. The default value is 1%.
• Space: Allows configuration of the space to which the selected outputs are allocated.The default
is Space 1. See
Spaces
on
page 10
.
• Zone: Allows configuration of the zone to which the selected outputs are allocated. See Zones
on page 10 .
• Circuit: Displays the currently assigned circuit number for the dimmer or relay position in the
panel.
• Allow Manual: Determines what happens when a manual override is made on products
supporting manual override, such as manually switching the relays on ERP–FT.
- If set to “Yes”, which is the default, the relay is treated as if the level has been set to full.
- If set to “No”, a manual override is attempted, the controller will reassert control and change
the relay to the state requested by the incoming control inputs.
• Min Scale: A dimmer only parameter. Displays the percentage level at which a dimmer switches
on. The default is 1%.
M u l t i - s e l e c t S p a c e A l t e r a t i o n
If multiple positions in the panel are selected and the assigned Space
value is altered, there is the possibility of the new assigned Space
containing multiple circuits of the same number.
For example, Space 1 contains Circuits 1–5 and Space 2
contains Circuits 1–10. The user selects Space 1 Circuits 1–5
and changes them to Space 2.
In this case a warning will be shown with the option to have all circuits
auto-numbered to fit within the selected Space.
Select [Yes] to complete autonumbering.
Selecting Yes, in the example above, the Power Control Processor will renumber the
circuits to 11–15 and move them into Space 2.
Select [No] to keep circuits as set.
Warning
Space and circuit
numbers are already
in use. Auto
assign circuit
numbers?
Yes
No