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NT538 P8 V4-R1.4 protection relays 

TECSYSTEM  S.r.l ® 

FAULT DIAGNOSTIC 

CAUSES AND REMEDIES 

Monitoring unit doesn’t turn on, even if there is 
power supply and the terminals are fed. 

 

Connector not well placed inside its seat. Connec-
tion cables are not tightened in the terminal. Burnt 
out feeder. 

Take out and give supply again. 

One of 8 channels is in FAULT for FOC/FCC

 

1) Check  Pt100 sensor connections: possible  de-
fective sensor. 

Replace the damaged sensor. 

 

2) Number of channels programmation different to 
number of sensors connected. 

Repeat programmation. 

When turning on, indication  “ECH” appears. 

A strong disturbance damaged the stored data. 
Please refer to paragraph 8. 

If this problem should persist, please contact  

TEC-

SYSTEM S.r.l Technical Department.

 

All the sensors are in FCC.

 

Wrong sensor connections. Terminal box connected 
inside out. 

Check connections and terminal box. 

Temperature indicated by one or more channel is 
wrong.

 

Contact TECSYSTEM S.r.l. Technical Department. 

Sudden trip of main switch. Temperature is on 
standard levels. Just a channel caused the trip.

 

Verify through T.MAX function possible defective 
sensors. 

Replace the sensor. Check the measuring signal 
terminal boxes.
 

23) NOTES ON FCD FUNCTION 
 

NT device series have an innovatory control function combined with the Pt100 probes dynamic 
state.  
If a thermometric probe should by chance break down, the defect is highlighted with a fast in-
crease of its own resistance and therefore of the temperature recorded by the monitoring device. 
It’s obvious that this increase is not directly resulting from the power increase of the machine to 
be protected, whether it is a motor or a dry or encapsulated transformer. 
Therefore it is necessary to know the state of the probe and send a Fault signal instead of an 
Alarm signal or, worse still, a Trip signal. 
In case of temperature control on electrical motors, the fast rise in temperature could be caused 
by the working with a stalled rotor and not by a defective probe; in this case Fault relay, once 
energised, makes clear this anomalous condition for motor working. 
 
Activating FCD function it is possible to have, on contacts 7-8-9, a Fault signal when temperature 
recorded by a Pt100 rises with a speed higher than 

“n” °C/sec 

(loadable from 1 to 30). 

 
According to the loaded value, you can have a different sensitivity which can be useful for differ-
ent applications: 
 

from 1 to 10: high sensitivity, for instance useful to immediately detect stalled of a motor rotor. 

From 10 to 20: average sensitivity, useful to get information relevant to possible noises which 
affect probe reading, connection problems or defective probes. 

From 20 to 30: low sensitivity, useful for applications where a higher sensitivity could cause a 
fault for unwanted FCD’s. 

With “no” FCD function is disabled. 

 
When a channel is in Fault for FCD, relevant Alarm and Trip signalling are inhibited in order to 
report just the anomaly for the too fast rise in temperature. 
Press Reset to cancel FCD signalling for all the channels and to reset relays fault.

 

Summary of Contents for NT538

Page 1: ...ION MANUAL TECSYSTEM S r l Via Cristoforo Colombo 5 C 20094 Corsico Milan phone 39 0248601011 024581861 Fax 39 0248600783 NT538 P8 V4 R1 4 protection relays TECSYSTEM S r l R 1 08 09 05 NT538 Cross Re...

Page 2: ...etecting in case of wrong programming with specific indication of the wrong value couple 7 Possibility to return to previous programming step for a faster value modification 8 Safer programming block...

Page 3: ...C Humidity 90 no condensing ABS self extinguishing housing NORYL 94VO Frontal in polycarbonate IP65 Absorption 3VA Data storage 10 years minimum Digital linearity of sensor signal Self diagnosis circu...

Page 4: ...capacitor battery to phase the transformer itself 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS FOR ALARMS AND FAN Carry out the electrical connections on the removable rear terminals after having removed them from the d...

Page 5: ...ppears Ech indication with the relevant reporting of the Fault contact In this case for safety reasons the default parameters NCH 8 Alarm Ch1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 90 C Trip Ch1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 119 C Fan YES Fa...

Page 6: ...evice automatically displays the hottest channel MAN channel temperature manual reading of channel through cursor keys T MAX monitoring unit displays the highest temperature reached by the sensors and...

Page 7: ...te keyboard no operation RELAYS TEST procedure will be automatically left To end RELAYS TEST procedure press TEST key 16 ALARM RELAY EXCLUSION If you want to exclude the ALARM signal press RESET key r...

Page 8: ...the number of channels chosen at step 2 6 PRG SET Fan led blinks 7 Set YES or NO NO disabled fan YES enabled fan 8 PRG SET Display shows ON FAN turning on 9 PRG SET It appears ON threshold for FAN 10...

Page 9: ...by supply voltages beyond the highest working limits 20 270 Vac dc The war ranty is not valid if the device would be burnt out by too many transient voltage peaks In this case TECSYSTEM S r l do not...

Page 10: ...e of its own resistance and therefore of the temperature recorded by the monitoring device It s obvious that this increase is not directly resulting from the power increase of the machine to be protec...

Page 11: ...2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Pt100 INPUTS ALARM RELAY OUTPUTS 40 41 42 POWER SUPPLY 24 240 VAC VDC WHITE RED RED Pt100 FIG 1 ALARM TRIP FAULT FAN 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 ESPA...

Page 12: ...N Description 1 Mounting card check 2 Input working check 3 Relay contacts and output check 4 Push button working check 5 Check lamp 6 Calibration at 0 and 200 C 7 Software working check 8 Burn in min...

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