Eaton MTL5500 Series, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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INM 5500 Rev 11
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MTL5510B modes
The following logic and timing diagrams are provided to assist the user in understanding the behaviour of the MTL5510B module
when a specific
mode is chosen.
The open switch ( ) and closed switch ( ) symbols are used to represent both the input conditions of Ch A, Ch B, Ch C or Ch
D and then the output conditions of o/p 1, 2, 3 or 4. Note that in certain modes a Line Fault can cause an override of the output.
How to use these mode tables - examples
The logic tables for Mode 1 represent Ch A controlling outputs 1
& 3, while Ch C controls outputs 2 & 4.
Output 1 & 3 are shown following input Ch A (open or closed)
while Outputs 2 & 4 follow input Ch C.
Mode 2 however shows o/p 1, 2, 3 and 4 being in antiphase
to their inputs.
Mode 9 operates with both outputs for each channel being
in antiphase to their inputs.
Mode 3: 2 ch, 2 pole c/o output
i/p - Ch A i/p - Ch C
o/p 1 - -
o/p 2 - -
- - o/p 3
- - o/p 4
i/p - Ch A
No
fault
Line
fault
No
fault
Line
fault
o/p 1
Mode 4: 1 ch with line fault output
No
fault
Line
fault
No
fault
Line
fault
o/p 3
i/p - Ch A
No
fault
Line
fault
No
fault
Line
fault
o/p 1
o/p 2
Mode 5: As mode 4 with c/o outputs
No
fault
Line
fault
No
fault
Line
fault
LFD o/p 3
LFD o/p 4
A
Start
B
Stop
i/p Ch A
i/p Ch B
o/p 2&4
o/p 1&3
BRes
et
*
*
i/p Ch A can be open or closed when i/p Ch B opens to stop latch
Latching
Ch C closed
* i/p Ch A can be open or closed when i/p Ch B opens to stop latch
o/p 2&4
o/p 1&3
(enable)
i/p Ch A
i/p Ch B
Non-latching
Ch C open
Mode 1: 2 ch, each ch 1 input 2 outputs
i/p - Ch A i/p - Ch C
o/p 1 - -
- - o/p 2
o/p 3 - -
- - o/p 4
Mode 2: As mode 1 with all outputs phase reversed
i/p - Ch A i/p - Ch C
o/p 1
- -
- - o/p 2
o/p 3 - -
- - o/p 4
Mode 7: As mode 2 with LFD enabled
i/p Ch C
Non-latching
i/p Ch B
Enable
i/p Ch A
o/p 1
o/p 2
o/p 3
o/p 4
Mode 6: 1 ch with start/stop latch
OR
i/p Ch C Latching
i/p Ch A
i/p Ch B No effect
o/p 1
o/p 2
o/p 3
o/p 4
Start
Reset
Stop
i/p - Ch A
No
fault
Line
fault
No
fault
Line
fault
o/p 1
o/p 3
i/p - Ch C
o/p 2
o/p 4