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3.  Numerical display function 

By  switching  the  position  of  the  indicator  select 

switch,  following  items  can  be  displayed  on  the 

numerical display LED. 

Voltage measurement 

The display shows the value of input voltage. The 

display range is from 55V to 130V.  

(If  input  voltage  is  less  than  55V,  the  display 

goes out. If input voltage is more than 130V, the 

error message 

.

. is displayed.) 

Pickup 

When input voltage is less than setting value,  

. is displayed. 

This  function  can  be  used  for  operation  value 

tests. 

Setting value 

It  displays  the  setting  condition  of  the  relay 

including  operation  value,  operating  time,  and 

frequency. 

 

4.  Fault record function 

Display of fault records 

When  a  fault  occurs,  the  relay  outputs  the 

operating signal, and at the same time the input 

voltage  value  is  recorded.  When  the  indicator 

select  switch  is  set  to  the  position  of  fault 

record,  the  records  are  displayed  starting  from 

the  latest  record  to  the  oldest  one  at 

approximately  2  second  intervals.  The  relay  can 

save the newest five phenomena. 

The records are saved in the non-volatile memory, 

therefore  the  records  can  be  read  again  after 

shutting the power off. 

Clearing of fault records 

Set indicator select switch to "CLEAR FAULT REC." 

and hold for 5s or more, then 

.

. is displayed 

and all of the fault record are cleared. 

 

5.  Display function of setting change

 

When a setting is changed, the setting value after 

changing is displayed for approx. 3s preferentially. 

 

6.  Detection function of frequency difference 

If there is a difference between setting frequency 

and injected frequency, the alert message 

.

is displayed. 

The detection is executed one second after the 

relay is activated or the frequency setting is 

changed. 

If the alert message 

.

. is displayed, please 

check the frequency setting switch. 

 

Internal connection diagram 

 
 

 

P1 

P2 

Continuous 

monitoring

 

Power circuit 

monitoring

 

Operation  
indicator 

 

RUN indicator 

X1 

c2 

a2 

Level 

assessment 

Power supply 

b2 

X0 

c1 

a1 

b1 

Output  
contact 

 

X0

 

X1

  Output  

contact 

 

Output contact 

Output contact 

 

When the undervoltage element operates, the state of the 

output contacts (X0, X1) are as follows:  

b contact (c1

b1, c2

b2): ON (close) 

a contact (c1

a1, c2

a2): OFF (open) 

 

When the operating voltage setting switch is set to the 

LOCK, the b contacts open when RUN LED is turned on. If 

input  voltage  is  turned  to  zero  from  this  state,  the  b 

contacts remain open. 

 

Factory settings of b contacts (c1

b1, c2

b2) are set 

to ON (close) state, however, shock during transportation 

may turn the contacts to OFF (open) state. 

Therefore, please check conduction state of the contacts 

before use. 

 

Fig. 4-2 Internal connection diagram 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for MELPRO A Series

Page 1: ...1 JEP0 IL9556 Request Ensure that this Instruction Manual is delivered to the end users and the maintenance manager ...

Page 2: ...t Failure to do so may lead to the risk of electric shock equipment failure malfunction or failure to operate Ensure that the equipment is connected correctly in accordance with the details e g polarity or phase sequence shown on the connection terminals Otherwise there is the risk of failure burning malfunction or maloperation All power supplies and transformers to the equipment must be of suitab...

Page 3: ...el Otherwise there are risks of electric shock injury failure malfunction and maloperation Handling and maintenance of the equipment must only be carried out after gaining a thorough understanding of the instruction manual Otherwise there is the risk of electric shock injury failure malfunction or maloperation When replacing the equipment use a product of same model rating and specifications Other...

Page 4: ... special damages and secondary damages whether foreseeable or not compensation for accidents and compensation for damages to products other than MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION products and other tasks 4 Applications of products 1 The user is requested to confirm the standards the regulations and the restrictions which should be applied in case of utilizing this product and another one in combinat...

Page 5: ...ecommended to replace 2 Product supply including repair parts is not available after production is discontinued 6 Changes in product specification The specification given in the catalogue manuals or technical documents are subject to change without prior notice 7 Scope of service The technical service fee such as engineer dispatching fee is excluded in the price of our products Please contact to o...

Page 6: ...0Hz SW1 ON 60Hz SW1 OFF Display Self monitoring The RUN indicator green color is lighted in normal condition Operation indicator The indicator turns from black into orange color when the protection element is put into operation Manual resetting type Numerical display Indication item Range Voltage measurement 55 130V Pickup U Operation value setting Lo 1 60 100V Operating time setting 0 1 5 0s Freq...

Page 7: ...ncy Hz Peak to peak amplitude mm Acceleration m s2 Vibration time s Setting Maximum operation value and minimum operating time Input 110 of setting value Criteria No malfunction and no abnormal indication Forward backward Right left Up down 10 5 10 2 5 5 30 16 7 0 4 2 600 Shock Maximum acceleration 300m s2 Direction 3 directions in forward backward right left and up down Criteria No abnormality wh...

Page 8: ...t button While this button is pressed the relay function is locked and the RUN indicated LED is turned off RUN indicated LED Green It shows the result of self monitoring It lights up in normal condition Setting switches for operation value and time Set the setting values The black part is equal to maximum value but the numerical display is turned off Don t leave the switches with halfway state Tes...

Page 9: ...LEAR FAULT REC and hold for 5s or more then O K is displayed and all of the fault record are cleared 5 Display function of setting change When a setting is changed the setting value after changing is displayed for approx 3s preferentially 6 Detection function of frequency difference If there is a difference between setting frequency and injected frequency the alert message F E is displayed The det...

Page 10: ...d to zero from this state the b contacts remain open This relay has a built in capacitor to hold the power supply up to the operating time setting in case of power failure If the power outage lasts approximately 10 seconds or longer the capacitor runs out of charge and the RUN LED of the relay turns off When power is restored from this state it takes up to 2 seconds to resume operation and to rese...

Page 11: ...between all circuits and external box fixing screw for mounting for one minute and make sure that there is no problem Voltage applied terminals External box Fixing screw for mounting b Apply 2000V AC commercial frequency between separate circuits for one minute and make sure that there is no problem Voltage applied terminals 3 Operation characteristics test When the test voltage is gradually incre...

Page 12: ...h the electrical circuit e g substrate capacitor and transformer and be sure to hold the drawer handle or the frame part when transporting Touching the electrical circuit may cause electric shock or damage to the circuit Before the subunit is to be drawn out ensure that the following items are checked in order not to carry out the work in hot line condition Lock of the tripping circuit Turning off...

Page 13: ...the subunit with your finger hooked on the drawer handle on both sides Support the frame of subunit and pull out 2 Procedure of housing Drawer fixing screw Support the frame of subunit and place the subunit in the case along the rails Insert the subunit into the case horizontally Open the cover and tighten the drawer fixing screw Cover Cover ...

Page 14: ...up the upper side of the cover from the inner surface Then remove from the protrusion of the body Installing the cover As shown in Fig 4 7 mount the holes on the upper side of the cover to the protrusion of the body Then press down lightly on the lower side of the cover and mount to the protrusion of the body in the same way as above When replacing the cover during operation be careful not to touc...

Page 15: ...ed to the protection relay have limited lifetime which will bring the degradation to the relay The degree of degradation will be variable depending on the purpose aging usage environment and unevenness on the performance of each part Our company designs its products so that the recommended renewal period is 15 years or more However there may be some possibilities to occur any failures before reach...

Page 16: ...HEAD OFFICE 7 3 MARUNOUCHI 2 CHOME CHIYODA KU TOKYO 100 8310 JAPAN First edition Jan 2021 ...

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