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S&C Instruction Sheet 663-590   

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Table 1

Table 1.  Inspection Procedures for Pad-Mounted Gear Equipped with  

Micro-AT Source-Transfer Control

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Item

Procedures

Optional overcurrent-

lockout feature (catalog 

number suffix “-Y2”)

1 .  If the test keys are not enabled, press the <Test> menu key . Then press the <Last> item key . The 

Enable Test Keys item will 

appear on the display . Press the <Change> key and select On mode by pressing the <Enter> key . The test keys are now enabled 

for 15 minutes .

2 .  Place the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC operation selector switch on the Micro-AT in the 

Automatic position and simulate a fault 

cleared by feeder fuses by momentarily pressing the <Overcurrent> key for the preferred source . Verify that the LOCKOUT lamp 

lights for a period equal to the lockout-reset time delay programmed into the Micro-AT control .

3 .  Now, simulate a lockout resulting from a fault cleared by a source-side protective device . To accomplish this, press the 

<Overcurrent> key for the preferred source and confirm the LOCKOUT lamp lights . Then, press and hold in the associated <Loss 

of Voltage> key . Release the <Loss of Voltage> key when the preferred-source operator opens, and verify the alternate-source 

operator remains open and locked out .

4 .  Return the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC operation selector switch to the 

Manual position and press the <Reset> key to cancel the 

lockout condition . Confirm that the LOCKOUT lamp extinguishes . Then, close the preferred-source operator by pressing the 

appropriate CLOSE pushbutton .

Event log

1 .  Press the <Event> menu key . Then, press the <Next> item key . The date, time, and event ID for the last control operation will 

appear on the display . Confirm the event ID on the display is “218” (enter manual-software) . Press the <

> key to view the 

earlier event, and confirm the event ID on the display is “11” (local to manual control) .

2 .  To view the event IDs for earlier or later control operations, press the <

> or <

> key respectively . The event IDs that appear 

on the display will vary depending on system conditions and programming of the Micro-AT control .

3 .  When no additional items are to be reviewed, press the <Quit> key . Confirm the EVENT lamp extinguishes .

Before leaving the 

gear…

So the Micro-AT control is ready for automatic operation when leaving the site, perform the following:

1 . Press the <Quit> key .

2 .  With the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC operation selector switch in the 

Manual position, recouple both operators to their associated 

Mini-Rupter Switches .

3 . Place the MANUAL/AUTOMATIC operation selector switch in the 

Automatic position .

4 .  Confirm both source voltage lamps and the READY lamp are illuminated . (If the READY lamp is not lit, refer to the display on the 

control . When not being used to show menu information, this display shows messages explaining why the lamp is not lit .)

5 . Close and padlock all doors .

 If the source-transfer pad-mounted gear being inspected does not oper-

ate as indicated in these inspection recommendations, refer to the Micro-AT 
troubleshooting guide, S&C Instruction Sheet 515-520 . If further assistance 
is needed, contact the nearest S&C Sales Office . Have the complete catalog 

number of the gear, date of shipment (as shown on the nameplate), operat-
ing characteristics, and voltage-, current-, and time-related operating param-
eters available for reference .

Summary of Contents for PMH

Page 1: ...Retain this Instruction Sheet 2 Proper Application 2 Warranty 2 Warranty Qualifications 2 Safety Information Understanding Safety Alert Messages 3 Following Safety Instructions 3 Replacement Instructi...

Page 2: ...is a permanent part of your S C Source Transfer PMH Pad Mounted gear Designate a location where you can easily retrieve and refer to it Proper Application CAUTION The equipment in this publication mu...

Page 3: ...commended recautions are not followed NOTICE NOTICE identifies important procedures or requirements that can result in product or property damage if instructions are not followed Following Safety Inst...

Page 4: ...y to authorized persons so that the key interlock scheme will not be comprised Key interlocks are not security locks and are not substi tutes for padlocks 5 Opening Doors Do not apply any undue force...

Page 5: ...ctory and in the field These settings are entered into the control by means of a keypad on the front panel and may be reviewed via a liquid crystal display CAUTION When following the inspection proced...

Page 6: ...ile still in the text menu press the Next item key one more time The Enable Test Keys item will appear on the display Press the Change key Then select On mode by pressing the Enter key The test keys a...

Page 7: ...hen press the Next item key The date time and event ID for the last control operation will appear on the display Confirm the event ID on the display is 218 enter manual software Press the key to view...

Page 8: ...loss of source and return of source 62P 62A and 2P Timers 1 Place the MANUAL AUTOMATIC operation selector switch in the Automatic position and note the position of the AUTOMATIC HOLD RETURN selector...

Page 9: ...ch in the Manual position and press the OVERCURRENT LOCKOUT RESET pushbutton to cancel the lockout condition Confirm the OVERCURRENT LOCKOUT lamp extinguishes Then close the preferred source operator...

Page 10: ...barriers are left in the slide in position for extended periods of time there is the possibility of corona discharge to the barriers Prolongedexposuretocoronadischargemaydamage the barriers and resul...

Page 11: ...face imperfections can be burnished out Clean the blades and apply a thin layer of lubricant as necessary b Clean rotating hinge contacts and apply a thin layer of lubricant as necessary c Check conta...

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