Controlling and monitoring in running operation
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Controlling and monitoring in running operation
The user interface of the SFC250 can at any time during running operation be called up
(see page 19) directly on the supply module or from a remote device in order to…
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investigate problems (see page 37) that were signalled,
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change operating parameters (see page 24) or
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adapt the device configuration (see page 45).
A change in the operational or configuration parameters in the normal case has no
influence on the switching state of the circuit breaker, unless a reduction in the fuse
value directly triggers a tripping.
5.1
Performing switching operations with the remote control
With the aid of the remote control, the following switching operations can be performed
in close range (150 m with unobstructed view) at the press of a button, without having to
open the distribution cabinet or log on via remote accessing:
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Open / close the power switch in the power module
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Start / stop the automatic pulse mode
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Trigger a single current pulse in manual pulse mode
Once you switch on the remote control and are within wireless range, you are also
continuously informed of the switched state of the power switches through the status
LED
.
To be able to perform switching operations with the remote control, the following
conditions must be met:
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The remote control has been paired with the supply module (see page 47)
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The remote control has been activated in the software (see page 48)
The software-based activation/deactivation of a paired remote control serves to ensure
operator safety and has the following effects on the availability of the individual
operating methods:
Switching
operations
using the
remote control
Operation and
configuration
locally on the
supply module
Operation and
configuration
through remote
accessing
Remote
control active
Remote
control inactive
If the remote control in the software is disabled by default to enable
operation/configuration via remote access, it must always be activated (see page 48) via
the user interface before use.
Purpose
Requirements
