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Table 13-3 Setting items and display details of maintenance item screens (MA-A-1

②

  to MA-H-41) (history display) 

Screen No. 

Setting items and display details 

Remarks 

MA-A-1

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Maintenance items 

This  screen  is  displayed  when  you  press  the  [D]  arrow  button 
once at the MA-A-1 screen (shown on page 47). 
The figure on the previous page shows the state in which history 
display (HISTORY) is selected. 

MA-F-1 

LATEST TRIP 

Trip activation data 

This  screen  displays  the  occurrence  time,  cause,  phase, 
concerned value, and operating time for the latest trip activation. 

MA-G-1 

LATEST ALARM 

Alarm activation data 

This  screen  displays  the  occurrence  time,  cause,  phase, 
concerned  value,  and  operating  time  for  the  latest  alarm 
activation. 

MA-H-1 

LATEST EVENT 

Event occurrence data 

This screen displays the occurrence time and description for the 
latest event that has occurred. 

MA-F-2 to   
MA-F-21 

TRIP HISTORY 

Trip activation history 

This  screen  displays  the  occurrence  times,  causes,  phases, 
concerned  values,  and  operating  times  for  the  recorded  trip 
activations (up to 100 events) in chronological order. The screen 
shown  on  the previous  page  displays  five  histories.  Use  the [U] 
or [D] arrow button to switch the histories to be displayed. 

MA-G-2 to   
MA-G-21 

ALARM HISTORY 

Alarm activation history 

This  screen  displays  the  occurrence  times,  causes,  phases, 
concerned  values,  and  operating  times  for  the  recorded  alarm 
activations (up to 100 events) in chronological order. The screen 
shown  on  the previous  page  displays  five  histories.  Use  the [U] 
or [D] arrow button to switch the histories to be displayed. 

MA-H-2 to   
MA-H-21 

EVENT HISTORY 

Event 

occurrence 

history 

This  screen  displays  the  occurrence  times,  causes,  phases, 
concerned  values,  and  operating  times  for  the  recorded  events 
(up  to 200  events) in  chronological  order.  The  screen  shown  on 
the  previous  page  displays  five  histories.  Use  the  [U]  or  [D] 
arrow button to switch the histories to be displayed. 

 

Figure 18-2 shows how to navigate between maintenance item screens (from MA-A-1

③

  to MA-I-2). See Table 13-4 for items that 

are actually displayed on the screen. For specifications without communication function, neither “COMM.” in the MA-A-1

③

 screen 

nor the MA-I-1 and MA-I-2 screens are displayed. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 18-2 Navigating between maintenance item screens (from MA-A-1

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  through to MA-I-2) 

 

 

MA-A-1

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Summary of Contents for TemTripPRO

Page 1: ...OTOR PROTECTIVE RELAY Type PRS 1S INSTRUCTION MANUAL Be sure to read this instruction manual before using the product Keep this manual handy and safely Make sure that the product is set adjusted or tested by a competent person ...

Page 2: ... 20 7 4 2 Navigating between password setting authentication screens from SU L 1 through to P A 4 23 7 4 3 Navigating between setting item screens from S A 1 through to ST A2 3 25 7 4 3 1 Navigating between setting item screens from S B 2 through to ST B2 1 27 7 4 3 2 Navigating between setting item screens from S B 2 through to ST C2 1 29 7 4 3 3 Navigating between setting item screens from S C 1...

Page 3: ...humidity dusty air corrosive gases strong vibration and shock or other unusual conditions Storage temperature 25 C to 75 C Maintain the ambient temperature in a range of 10 C to 55 C and the ambient humidity in a range of 30 to 90 RH 15 C to 35 C without condensation Failure to do so may result in malfunction Before cleaning first turn the power OFF use towels twisted to be dry after soaked with w...

Page 4: ...5 3 7 5 Control power supply Required 1 Two modes are available one where the protective relay is tripped and operation indication is provided and the other where the protective relay is not tripped and no operation indication is provided 2 Either of the following modes is available one where the protective relay is not tripped and only operation indication is provided and the other where the prot...

Page 5: ...A 0 1A However 0 30 x Ict or more Zero phase voltage 190V Not adjustable Trip activation time setting 4 00 10 00 X In or OFF 0 10 Input setting 1 IN1 Remote Reset External fault 1 NO External fault 1 NC Input setting 2 IN2 Remote Reset External fault 2 NO External fault 2 NC AN OUT ADJ 4 20 90 0 110 0 0 1 4 mA 0 output adjustment 90 0 110 0 0 1 20 mA output adjustment 1 00 1 20 X Ict 0 01 Full ran...

Page 6: ...s 0 5s 0 1 0s DEAD BAND 0 005 0 050 X Ict when the motor is about to turn ON 0 001 Undercurrent protection setting LVL2 High current TRIP ALARM OFF 0 20 1 50 X In 0 5 1 60 s 0 01 3 relative to the CT rating 1s 5 0 1 0s The relay is activated when a current value above the set value continues for the specified time limit or longer with the motor in a running state Startup disabled time 0 0 30 0 s 0...

Page 7: ...ld motor Motor time constant ratio 1 15 1 This element sets the ratio of the time constant of cooling for a stopped motor and the time constant of heating cooling for a running motor Motor heating detection setting LVL1 TRIP ALARM OFF 0 50 0 99 X max Thermal capacity 0 01 This function simulates motor heating status Heating is related to the square of the maximum phase current The percentage of co...

Page 8: ...hin 90 of 3V Temperature sensor RTD THERMISTOR 1 Type NTC PTC 2 Temperature sensor detection LVL1 TRIP ALARM OFF 0 250 1 1 1 TEMP1 When RTD is set 0 1 30 0 kΩ 0 1kΩ 5 0 1kΩ OHM1 When THERMISTOR is set 0 60 s 1s 5 0 1 0s Temperature sensor detection LVL2 TRIP ALARM OFF 0 250 1 1 1 TEMP2 When RTD is set 0 1 30 0 kΩ 0 1kΩ 5 0 1kΩ OHM2 When THERMISTOR is set 0 60 s 1s 5 0 1 0s Negative phase sequence ...

Page 9: ... Curve Figure 1 shows the operating characteristic curve of the protective relay Motor heating trip Overload trip Short time delay trip Trip caused by unbalanced current Figure 1 Operating characteristic curve of the protective relay ...

Page 10: ...n while the internal CPU is operating MOTOR lamp Lit in green while the motor is running Blinking in green while the motor is starting TRIP ALARM lamp Lit in red when tripping occurs or blinking in red when an alarm occurs MENU button Used to switch the screen ENTER button Used to change the set values RESET button Used to reset the relay or extinguish the LEDs Control circuit terminals For specif...

Page 11: ...nsert mounting tool into mounting tool insertion groove 2 position above and below Mounting tool insertion groove Protective relay Mounting tool Panel surface Use a hexagon wrench to tighten the mounting screws tighttening torque 20 to 30 cN m secure the body 2 position above and below Hexagonal wrench Screw of mounting tool Flatblade screwdriver Use a hexagon wrench to loosen the mounting screws ...

Page 12: ...specifications with communication facility SG For only specifications with communication facility Operation signal output 2 RY 1 COMMON Normally closed contact NC Normally open contact NO RY 2 COMMON Normally closed contact NC Normally open contact NO RY 3 COMMON Normally closed contact NC Normally open contact NO RY 4 COMMON Normally closed contact NC Normally open contact NO CPU operating status...

Page 13: ...r Release the release button with the wires inserted Figure 6 1 Connecting to input terminals Figure 6 2 Control circuit terminal numbers of Tem Trip PRO and wire sizes for each connector used Terminal No Connector Wire size mm2 Wire stripping length mm Solid wire Stranded wire 1 12 0 2 2 25 0 2 2 25 7 13 15 0 2 0 75 0 2 0 75 7 16 17 0 2 0 75 0 2 0 75 7 18 20 0 2 1 25 0 2 1 25 7 21 27 0 2 2 0 0 2 ...

Page 14: ...in total are used to display measured values and set characteristics In the figures shown in Sections 7 2 to 7 7 the following button symbols are used to indicate the buttons that must be pressed Button symbols and their descriptions M Press the MENU button U Press the up arrow button D Press the down arrow button R Press the right arrow button L Press the left arrow button E Press the ENTER butto...

Page 15: ...creen INI A 1 is displayed after the power is turned on Measured value display items refer to 7 3 This screen allows you to view various currents line voltage phase voltage electrical power demand power electrical energy power factor and other measured values Characteristic value setting items refer to 7 4 This screen allows you to view the rated voltage CT rated primary current or other specifica...

Page 16: ... 1 through to MO G 2 Figure 9 shows how to navigate between measured value display item screens from MO A 1 through to MO G 2 See Table 4 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 9 Navigating between measured value display item screens from MO A 1 through to MO G 2 ...

Page 17: ...ture sensor 1 Temperature value measured by RTD platinum resistance temperature detector RTD T2 Temperature measured by temperature sensor 2 RTD T3 Temperature measured by temperature sensor 3 MO F 1 THERMISTOR T1 Temperature measured by temperature sensor 1 Temperature value measured by thermistor THERMISTOR T2 Temperature measured by temperature sensor 2 THERMISTOR T3 Temperature measured by tem...

Page 18: ...s how to navigate between characteristic value setting item screens from S A 1 through to S D 1 See Table 5 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 10 Navigating between characteristic value setting item screens from S A 1 through to S D 1 See the setup screens in 7 4 1 See the setting screens in 7 4 3 ...

Page 19: ... O C LVL2 SHORT Short circuit protection setting S C 1 THERMAL Motor heating detection setting UNBALANCE Unbalanced current protection setting MAX START TIME Motor startup time monitor setting TOO MANY STAR Motor startup count monitor setting DGR Ground fault detection setting S D 1 TEMPERATURE Temperature sensor detection setting PHASE LOSS Open phase protection setting HIGH LOW CURRENT Undercurr...

Page 20: ...can use the U or D button to change the value SU A 3 SU A 4 A preliminary decision is made to update the value to 1400 At this stage the value is yet to be updated SU A 4 SU A 2 1 The value is updated to 1400 SU A 4 SU A 2 The value reverts to the original value 1400 If you have updated the value above replace SU A 1 and SU A 2 with SU A 1 1 and SU A 2 1 respectively in the following description Y...

Page 21: ... 21 KRB 5426c Figure 11 1 Navigating between setup item screens from SU E 1 through to SU M 1 You can set each item in the same way as a above SU L 1 SU D 1 ...

Page 22: ... the measured value displayed SU E 1 TRIP INHIBIT Trip activation disable setting 4 00 10 00 x In OFF CONFIG INPUT1 External input 1 setting Remote Reset External Fault1NO External Fault1 NC CONFIG INPUT2 External input 2 setting Remote Reset External Fault2 NO External Fault2 NC SU F 1 FULL RANGE 20 mA output setting 1 1 2 Ict FULL ADJUST 20 mA output adjustment 90 0 110 0 ZERO ADJUST 4 mA 0 outp...

Page 23: ...g range Remarks SU L 1 Password change mode Initial display SU L 2 Password setting 1st digit 0 9 With the cursor staying in one of the digits pressing the U arrow button increments the number in the digit or pressing the D arrow button decrements the number in the digit SU L 3 Password setting 2nd digit 0 9 SU L 4 Password setting 3rd digit 0 9 SU L 5 Password setting 4th digit 0 9 SU L 6 Checkin...

Page 24: ...password authentication screens from P A 1 through to P A 4 Table 7 1 Setting items and display details of password authentication screens P A 1 to P A 4 Screen No Display setting item Setting range Remarks P A 1 Password input 1st digit 0 9 With the cursor staying in one of the digits pressing the U arrow button increments the number in the digit or pressing the D arrow button decrements the numb...

Page 25: ... between setting item screens from S A 1 through to AT A2 3 See Table 8 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 13 Navigating between setting item screens from S A 1 through to AT A2 3 See the setting screens in 7 4 3 4 See the setting screens in 7 4 3 3 You can set each item in the same way as a S B 2 ...

Page 26: ...e R arrow button and then use the U or D arrow button to set a mode or numerical value The procedure is the same as that described on page 20 ST A 2 L I CURR Trip pickup current value setting 1 00 1 50 x In ST A2 1 External output setting item switching Use the U or D arrow button to switch the item to be set The procedure is the same as that described on page 20 ST A2 2 RY1 External output settin...

Page 27: ... to ST B2 1 Figure 14 shows how to navigate between setting item screens from S B 2 to ST B2 1 See Table 9 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 14 Navigating between setting item screens from S B 2 through to ST B2 1 You can set each item in the same way as a ...

Page 28: ...alues The procedure is the same as that described on page 20 ST B 1 O C L1 CURR Trip pickup current value setting 1 00 5 00 xIn ST B 1 O C L1 TIME Activation time limit setting 0 5 10 0 s ST B2 1 External output setting item selection setting Use the U or D arrow button to select the item to be set and press the R arrow button and then change the output settings The procedure is the same as that d...

Page 29: ...ST C2 1 Figure 15 shows how to navigate between setting item screens from S B 2 through to ST C2 1 See Table 10 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 15 Navigating between setting item screens from S B 2 through to ST C2 1 You can set each item in the same way as a ...

Page 30: ...l values The procedure is the same as that described on page 20 ST C 1 O C L2 CURR Trip pickup current value setting 4 00 12 00 x In ST C 1 O C L2 TIME Activation time limit setting 0 0 4 0 s ST C2 1 External output setting item selection setting Use the U or D arrow button to select the item to be set and press the R arrow button and then change the output settings The procedure is the same as th...

Page 31: ... L 1 Figures 16 shows how to navigate between setup item screens from S C 1 through to ST F2 1 See Table 11 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 16 Navigating between setting item screens from S C 1 through to ST F2 1 You can set each item in the same way as a S C 2 ...

Page 32: ...ty setting 0 50 0 99 x Motor heat capacity ST E2 1 External output setting item selection setting Use the U or D arrow button to select the item to be set and press the R arrow button and then change the output settings The procedure is the same as that described on page 20 RY1 External output setting ON OFF This setting item specifies whether to output to terminal number 1 RY2 ON OFF This setting...

Page 33: ...n setting item screens from S C 2 through to ST H2 1 See Table 11 1 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 16 1 Navigating between setting item screens from S C 2 through to ST H2 1 S C 2 S C 2 You can set each item in the same way as a ...

Page 34: ...tection setting LVL2 Mode current value operating time setting This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button with RY4 selected on the ST G2 1 screen The figure on the previous page shows the state in which trip pickup current value setting U B L2 CURR is selected You can use the U or D arrow button to select other items MODE Unbalanced current protection setting LVL2 mode setting TRIP...

Page 35: ...ting item screens from S C 2 through to ST J2 1 See Tables 11 2 and 11 3 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 16 2 Navigating between setting item screens from S C 2 through to ST J2 1 S C 2 S C 2 You can set each item in the same way as a ...

Page 36: ...ng item screens S C 2 to ST J2 1 motor startup count monitor setting External output setting screen number Setting items and display details Selection Setting range Remarks Display Item S C 2 Setting item selection switching This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button once at the S C 2 screen shown on page 35 ST J 1 Setting item selection switching The figure on the previous page sh...

Page 37: ...tween setting item screens from S C 2 through to ST L 1 See Table 11 4 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 16 4 Navigating between setting item screens from S C 2 through to ST L 1 You can set each item in the same way as a S C 2 ...

Page 38: ...item by pressing the D arrow button once and then the R arrow button at this screen Use the U or D arrow button to increment or decrement the value to be set DGR TIME Ground fault detection time setting 0 1 10 0 s This setting item specifies the length of time during which ground fault must be detected You can select this setting item by pressing the D arrow button twice and then the R arrow butto...

Page 39: ...17 Navigating between setting item screens from S D 1 through to ST N2 1 You can set each item in the same way as a Screen transition differs according to the TEMP SENSOR temperature sensor type setting When RTD is set ST M 1 1 ST M2 1 In the ST M 1 1 screen setting item SENSOR TYPE is fixed as PTC This setting cannot be changed When THERMISTOR is set ST M 1 2 ST O 1 In the ST M 1 2 screen setting...

Page 40: ...ection setting This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button with TEMPL1 TIME selected on the ST M2 1 or ST O 1 screen Use the U or D arrow button to select the item to be set and press the R arrow button and then change the output settings The setting procedure is the same as that described on page 20 RY1 External output setting ON OFF This setting item specifies whether to output to...

Page 41: ...g item screens from S D 2 through to ST S 1 See Tables 12 1 and 12 2 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 17 1 Navigating between setting item screens from S D 2 through to ST S 1 You can set each item in the same way as a S D 2 ST T 1 S D 2 ...

Page 42: ...ST S 1 undercurrent protection setting Screen number Setting items and display details Selection Setting range Remarks Display Item ST D 2 Setting item selection switching This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button once at the S D 2 screen shown on page 41 Use the U or D arrow button to select a desired setting item ST R 1 Undercurrent protection setting item selection setting The ...

Page 43: ...tting item screens from S D 2 through to ST X2 1 See Table 12 3 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 17 2 Navigating between setting item screens from S D 2 through to ST X2 1 S D 2 ST N2 1 S D 2 You can set each item in the same way as a ...

Page 44: ... be set ST U 1 Undercurrent protection output setting item selection setting This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button with H C DEAD BAND selected on the ST T 1 screen Use the U or D arrow button to select the item to be set and press the R arrow button and then change the output settings The setting procedure is the same as that described on page 20 RY1 External output setting ON...

Page 45: ...tween setting item screens from S D 2 through to ST W 1 See Table 12 5 for items that are actually displayed on the screen Figure 17 3 Navigating between setting item screens from S D 2 through to ST W 1 S D 2 You can set each item in the same way as a ...

Page 46: ...to output to terminal number 1 RY2 ON OFF This setting item specifies whether to output to terminal number 4 RY3 ON OFF This setting item specifies whether to output to terminal number 7 RY4 ON OFF This setting item specifies whether to output to terminal number 10 ST W0 MODE External anomaly protection 2 mode setting TRIP ALARM OFF This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button with R...

Page 47: ...vigating between maintenance item screens from MA A 1 through to MA E 2 MA A 1 When you navigate from the MA A 1 screen to the MA D 1 screen your password needs authentication Refer to 7 4 2 Test ends or L is pressed to cancel E is pressed to execute or L is pressed to cancel E is pressed to erase logs or L is pressed to cancel E is pressed to erase logs or L is pressed to cancel Refer to 7 7 Func...

Page 48: ...and display details of maintenance item screens MA A 1 to MA D 2 historical data clearing Screen number Setting items and display details Remarks MA A 1 Maintenance items This screen is displayed when you press the D arrow button once at the MA A 1 screen shown on page 47 The figure on the previous page shows the state in which the historical data clearing item DATA CLEAR is selected MA D 1 Histor...

Page 49: ...ance item screens from MA A 1 to MA H 41 For items that are actually displayed on the screen refer to Table 13 3 and 7 8 History and Trip Alarm Activation Display Screens Figure 18 1 Navigating between maintenance item screens from MA A 1 through to MA H 41 MA A 1 ...

Page 50: ...00 events in chronological order The screen shown on the previous page displays five histories Use the U or D arrow button to switch the histories to be displayed MA G 2 to MA G 21 ALARM HISTORY Alarm activation history This screen displays the occurrence times causes phases concerned values and operating times for the recorded alarm activations up to 100 events in chronological order The screen s...

Page 51: ...ich communication status display COMM is selected MA I 1 Status of communication with communication device on the reception side When data is received normally the count in the OK field on the screen is incremented When data is not received normally the count in the NG PARITY or NG CRC field on the screen is incremented MA I 2 Status of communication with communication device on the transmission s...

Page 52: ...ivations Pressing M returns the display to the pre activation screen For the display details of the trip or alarm activation screen refer to 7 8 History and Trip Alarm Activation Display Screens Figure 19 Screen transition in the event of trip TR A 1 Figure 19 1 Screen transition in the event of alarm AL A 1 Screen before trip occurs Screen before alarm occurs ...

Page 53: ...Updated ALARM Screen in the event of alarm activation AL A 1 Blinking in red Activated Updated NON TRIP TRIP MA B 1 Lit in red Not activated Not updated ALARM MA B 1 Blinking in red Not activated Not updated Figure 20 Screen transition for function test from MA B 1 to AL A 1 1 In the following cases after E is pressed no test is started and the display returns to the MA B 1 screen When the functio...

Page 54: ...When relay output occurs an R mark appears on the bottom right of the screen To perform a reset press R When pulse output is used an automatic reset occurs Figure 20 1 Screen transition for relay test from MA C 1 to MA C 2 1 Even if you press E during relay output the relay will not be activated RY1 to RY4 can be selected ...

Page 55: ...ages for the cause of each activation and the units of values and times displayed Cause of trip alarm activation display Message CAUSE Value that caused trip alarm activation to be displayed VALUE Occurrence time period that caused trip alarm activation to be displayed TIME Latest trip history screen Trip history list screen Trip alarm activation display screen Max Start Time MAX ST TIME MST MAX S...

Page 56: ...T TRIP HISTORY RESET Alarm history reset ALARM HISTORY RESET ALARM HISTORY RESET Reset button pressed RESET BUTTON PRESSED RESET BUTTON PRESSED Relay test executed RY TEST RY TEST 7 9 Responses to Abnormal Events If internal CT circuit wiring is broken or another similar problem occurs the system will blink the TRIP or ALARM LED without outputting data and will be reset automatically when it becom...

Page 57: ...mihigashi Hiranoku Osaka 547 0002 Japan Tel 81 6 6791 2763 Fax 81 6 6791 2732 Web Site http www terasaki co jp E mail kiki info terasaki co jp Published in Mar 2020 The contents of this manual may be subject to change without notice Recycle paper used ...

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