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Possible configurations: See next page.
The aux. relays can be chosen to give signal (close) according to the following
parameters:
01:
Fail type 1 (warning)
28:
Limit, analog input 7 (Pt100 2),
warning
02:
Fail type 2 (soft stop)
29:
Limit, analog input 1 (P
setpoint), alarm
03:
Fail type 3 (shutdown)
30:
Limit, analog input 2, alarm
04:
Firing speed reached
31:
Limit, analog input 3, alarm
05:
Mains fail
32:
Limit, analog input 4, alarm
06:
Battery voltage
33:
Limit, analog input 5 (PTC),
alarm
07:
Auto running mode ON
34:
Limit, analog input 6 (Pt100 1),
alarm
08:
Hand running mode ON
35:
Limit, analog input 7 (Pt100 2),
alarm
09:
Test running mode ON
36:
Digital input, term 34
10:
Stopped by operator
37:
Digital input, term 35
11:
Generator undervoltage
38:
Digital input, term 36
12:
Generator overvoltage
39:
Digital input, term 61
13:
Underspeed
40:
Digital input, term 62
14:
Overspeed
41:
Digital input, term 63
15:
Overcurrent
42:
Digital input, term 64
16:
Sync. Fail
43:
Digital input, term 65
17:
Start fail
44:
Digital input, term 66
18:
Asymmetric load
45:
Digital input, term 67
19:
Overload
46:
Digital input, term 68
20:
Reverse power
47:
Digital input, term 69
21:
Unit ready
48:
Digital input, term 70
22:
Limit, analog input 1
(P setpoint), warning
49:
Digital input, term 71
23:
Limit, analog input 2, warning
50:
Digital input, term 72
24:
Limit, analog input 3, warning
51:
Digital input, term 73
25:
Limit, analog input 4, warning
55:
Common alarm
26:
Limit, analog input 5 (PTC),
warning
56: Common
shutdown
27:
Limit, analog input 6 (Pt100 1),
warning
57: Engine
running
The relays are capable to handle up to 3 messages in a logic manner, using the
following operators:
+ = OR
* = AND
- = NOT
Examples:
Functions Description