Siemens Arcteq AQ01, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Instruction manual AQ101, AQ101D, AQ110P, AQ01 15 (48
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2.1.2.3 Scheme 2a
SW 1 no Text Function at ON position Function at OFF position
8 S1: L> / L> + I> Sensor 1 tripping with light only
criterion.
Sensor 1 tripping with light and
current criterion.
7 S2: L> / L> + I> Sensor 2 tripping with light only
criterion.
Sensor 2 tripping with light and
current criterion.
6 L> / L> + I> Tripping with light only criterion. Tripping with light and current
criterion.
5 a/b Scheme a Scheme b
4
Scheme
Select
Weight factor 0 Weight factor 8
3 Weight factor 0 Weight factor 4
2 Weight factor 0 Weight factor 2
1 Weight factor 0 Weight factor 1
SW 2 no Text Function at ON position Function at OFF position
8 T1/T2 Latch / non
Latch.
Trip relays 1 and 2 latched. Trip relays 1 and 2 not latched.
7 HSO Latch / non
Latch.
High speed outputs latched. High speed outputs not latched.
6
S1: P> & L>
NA Sensor 1 connected with AQ01
light sensor.
5 S5: Fib. loop /
Elim.
Sensor 5 connected with fiber
loop sensor.
Sensor 5 connected with
quenching device control (TX
only).
4 Fast / CBFP ** Fast mode tripping without circuit
breaker failure protection
Circuit breaker failure protection
activated.
3 100 / 150 ms * Circuit breaker protection delay
setting 100 ms.
Circuit breaker protection delay
setting 150 ms.
2 I> 1A / 5A Phase current measurement
channels nominal rating 1 A
Phase current measurement
channels nominal rating 5 A
1 Io> 1A / 5A Neutral current measurement
channels nominal rating 1 A
Neutral current measurement
channels nominal rating 5 A
Table 2-4: AQ110P scheme 2a DIP switches definition.
*) Circuit breaker failure protection delay dip switch has no function if the device has been configured
to Fast operating mode.
**) When CBFP mode is selected, the trip relay T2 will work as CBFP relay. If sensor channel (S2,
S3, S4) or L> input (BI1, BI2) is activated for more than CBFP set time (100 or 150ms) the CBFP
function activates trip relay T2.
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
ON OFF
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
ON
OFF