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should be assigned a paralleling address of 1, Position 2 a paralleling address
of 2 and so on, in an ascending order. In this example the Master control will
be in Position 8 with a Paralleling Address of 8.
• Number of Devices (2 to 16)
• Tap Difference (2 to 8)
• Tap Position Response Timeout (1000 to 60000 ms) The T ap Position
Response Timeout is the time within which the Followers have to be at the
same tap position as that of the Master (Range 1000 ms – 60000 ms). If the Tap
Position Response Timeout is greater than the Intertap Delay setting, then the
Tap Position Response Timeout is used as the Intertap Delay, so that the
Master waits for all the Followers to make a tapchange before the Master takes
the next tap.
• Line Breaker "Not In Use" or "In Use" (Auxiliary Input A1)
• Line Breaker Polarity "Positive" or "Negative"
• Right Tie Breaker "Not In Use" or "In Use" (Auxiliary Input A2)
• Right Tie Breaker Polarity "Positive" or "Negative"
• Left Tie Breaker "Not In Use" or "In Use" (Auxiliary Input A3)
• Left Tie Breaker Polarity "Positive" or "Negative"
Followers are in remote manual mode and operate in "Pulse Mode"
regardless of the mode of operation of the Raise/Lower Output
contacts.
Setting up Follower Control from TCC600
1. Verify that the appropriate Setup Settings have been entered for the control
application.
2. Verify that the designated network Master Control operational mode is as follows:
•
The control is in "Manual".
• The "Master/Follower Configuration" section of the Configuration dialog
screen is selected to "None".
3. Select Paralleling Type to be "Master/Follower" from the "Paralleling" section of
the "Configuration" dialog screen.
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