BECKWITH ELECTRIC M-6280A, Инструкция

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Operation – 2
COUNTERS
The control includes three counters:
• Operation Counter
• Daily Operation Counter
• Resettable Operation Counter
Operation Counter Configuration
The method by which these counters count
capacitor bank operations is determined by the
"Operation Counter Configuration" setting. The
control will count an operation for either a "Close
Only" or an "Open or Close" operation.
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NOTE: Counters will not increment for retry
operations (close to close or open to
open).
Operation Counter
The Operation Counter will increment based on
the Operation Counter Configuration. It provides
the user with the ability to preset a value up to
999,999. The Operation Counter will increment from
the preset value.
Resettable Operation Counter
The Resettable Operation Counter will increment
based on the Operation Counter Configuration.
The Resettable Operation Counter accommodates
999,999 operation counts. The number of counts is
stored in non-volatile memory and is not affected
by a loss of supply power to the control. The total
number of operation counts is displayed in the
Status Menu. The Resettable Operation Counter
can be reset to zero.
CONTROL STATUS
Operation Mode (Status)
Indicates the operational mode of the control "Auto"
or "Manual" (yellow).
Block Status/Limit Status/NC Status
Indicates blocks, limits and lockouts that are active.
Blocks, limits and lockouts that can be active include:
• None (light gray)
• Block Open (green)
• Block Close (red)
• Daily Op Limit (red)
• Min Voltage Limit
• Max Voltage Limit
• NC Block (red)
• NC Lockout (red)
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NOTE: DNP Binary input points Block Close
with Hysteresis and Block Open with
Hysteresis are available with a fixed five
second Hysteresis.
HMI Active Mode
Indicates (yellow) that the HMI menu at the control
is active. Turns off after 15 minutes of inactivity. HMI
Active can also be used to trigger a SOE record to
provide a time/date record of the front panel being
accessed.
Close/Open Timer Status
The Close/Open Timer Status includes the following
elements:
• Mode Dependent Timer
• Open/Close Warning Delay
• Re-Close Delay
The Mode Dependent Timer display will identify the
specific control mode limit that is currently timing
(or has timed) toward an Open or Close operation.
Depending on the "Auto/Remote Control" settings
that have been established in the control, the
operational mode dependent limit that has been
exceeded will be displayed along with the type of
timer (Definite or Inverse). The Definite Timers count
down in seconds to zero and the Inverse Timers
count down in percent to zeros.
The Open/Close Warning Delay will display in
seconds the current timing delay (Open/Close)
when timing towards an Open or Close operation.
The Re-Close Delay will display in seconds that
portion of the of the delay that has timed until the
delay has timed out.
When the Inverse Time is applicable indicates in
percent the amount that the timer has timed in
percent. A value of 75% would indicate that a 100
sec time delay has 25 seconds until it is timed out.