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PARAMETER LIST

Automatic Genset Controller, AGC-4 Alarm list Parameter list

Document no.: 4189340688GSW version: 4.40.x or later

1. General information1.1. Warnings, legal information and safety..................................................................................................5

1.1.1. Warnings and notes ......................................................................................................................51.1.2. Legal information and disclaimer ..................................................................................................51.1.3. Safety issues ................................................................................................................................51.1.4. Electrostatic discharge awareness ...............................................................................................51.1.5. Factory settings ............................................................................................................................5

1.2. About the Parameter List........................................................................................................................61.2.1. General purpose of the Parameter List..........................................................................................61.2.2. Intended users...............................................................................................................................61.2.3. Contents and overall structure ......................................................................................................6

2. Alarm list2.1. General information about the alarm list................................................................................................7

2.1.1. Alarm list features and options .....................................................................................................72.2. Protection parameters............................................................................................................................9

2.2.1. Reverse power and overcurrent protection....................................................................................92.2.2. Voltage protections......................................................................................................................142.2.3. Frequency protections.................................................................................................................172.2.4. Busbar voltage protections..........................................................................................................202.2.5. Busbar frequency protections......................................................................................................232.2.6. Mains failure protections..............................................................................................................262.2.7. Overload protections....................................................................................................................282.2.8. Current unbalance protection .....................................................................................................302.2.9. Voltage unbalance protection......................................................................................................312.2.10. Reactive power import (loss of excitation) protection................................................................322.2.11. Reactive power export (overexcitation) protection.....................................................................322.2.12. Negative sequence....................................................................................................................332.2.13. Zero sequence...........................................................................................................................342.2.14. Directional overcurrent protection..............................................................................................352.2.15. Busbar unbalance voltage.........................................................................................................362.2.16. Time-dependent undervoltage...................................................................................................372.2.17. Power-dependent reactive power import...................................................................................402.2.18. Power-dependent reactive power export...................................................................................412.2.19. Non-essential load trip (load shedding).....................................................................................422.2.20. Undervoltage and reactive power low........................................................................................45

2.3. Control parameters - synchronisation..................................................................................................472.3.1. Synchronisation and breaker alarms...........................................................................................472.3.2. Mains sync. inhibit.......................................................................................................................51

2.4. Control parameters - regulation............................................................................................................522.4.1. Regulation alarms........................................................................................................................52

2.5. Input/output parameters - binary input setup........................................................................................542.5.1. Digital input 23-27 setup..............................................................................................................542.5.2. Digital input 43-55 setup..............................................................................................................552.5.3. Digital input 91-97 setup..............................................................................................................562.5.4. Digital input 102-108 setup..........................................................................................................572.5.5. Digital input 112-117 setup..........................................................................................................582.5.6. Emergency stop...........................................................................................................................592.5.7. Digital input 127-133 setup .........................................................................................................592.5.8. M-Logic alarm 1-5 setup .............................................................................................................60

2.6. Input/output parameters - analogue input setup...................................................................................612.6.1. Analogue input setup (option M15.6)...........................................................................................612.6.2. Analogue input setup (option M15.8)...........................................................................................662.6.3. Analogue input setup (option M16.6)...........................................................................................712.6.4. Analogue input setup (option M16.8)...........................................................................................83

2.7. Multi-functional analogue input setup...................................................................................................942.7.1. Multi-input no. 102.......................................................................................................................942.7.2. Multi-input no. 105 ....................................................................................................................100

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2.7.3. Multi-input no. 108.....................................................................................................................1062.7.4. Speed and running feedback setup...........................................................................................1122.7.5. Differential measurement...........................................................................................................1162.7.6. Aux. supply setup......................................................................................................................122

2.8. System parameters - general setup...................................................................................................1242.8.1. Stop coil wirebreak and internal communication alarms............................................................1242.8.2. Engine heater failure..................................................................................................................1252.8.3. Battery tests...............................................................................................................................1262.8.4. Max. ventilation..........................................................................................................................1292.8.5. Switchboard error - Block and Stop...........................................................................................1302.8.6. Switchboard error - Not in auto..................................................................................................1312.8.7. Oil renewal.................................................................................................................................1312.8.8. Avg U BB...................................................................................................................................132

2.9. System parameters - communication.................................................................................................1332.9.1. External communication error....................................................................................................1332.9.2. Engine interface communication alarms....................................................................................1342.9.3. Power management communication error.................................................................................1382.9.4. Internal CAN communication error............................................................................................139

2.10. External I/O parameters...................................................................................................................1392.10.1. External I/O alarm setup..........................................................................................................1392.10.2. Analogue inputs.......................................................................................................................1402.10.3. External analogue input scale..................................................................................................1412.10.4. Digital inputs............................................................................................................................141

3. Parameter list3.1. General information about the parameter list.....................................................................................142

3.1.1. Parameter list settings...............................................................................................................1423.2. Control parameters - synchronisation................................................................................................143

3.2.1. Synchronisation.........................................................................................................................1433.3. Control parameters - regulation..........................................................................................................146

3.3.1. Regulation..................................................................................................................................1463.4. Control parameters - output setup......................................................................................................153

3.4.1. Digital output setup....................................................................................................................1533.5. Control parameters - analogue output................................................................................................158

3.5.1. Analogue output limits...............................................................................................................1583.6. Control parameters - transducer outputs............................................................................................159

3.6.1. Transducer outputs....................................................................................................................1593.7. Control parameters - analogue regulator output setup.......................................................................163

3.7.1. Regulator output selection.........................................................................................................1633.8. System parameters............................................................................................................................1643.9. System parameters - general setup...................................................................................................165

3.9.1. General setup............................................................................................................................1653.9.2. Counters and timers..................................................................................................................1683.9.3. Alarm horn.................................................................................................................................1693.9.4. Run coil setup............................................................................................................................1703.9.5. Running, start and stop..............................................................................................................1713.9.6. Breaker control..........................................................................................................................1733.9.7. Power derate.............................................................................................................................1743.9.8. Idle start.....................................................................................................................................1753.9.9. Engine heater............................................................................................................................1763.9.10. Analogue load sharing lines output..........................................................................................1763.9.11. Master clock.............................................................................................................................1773.9.12. Cooling ventilation...................................................................................................................1773.9.13. Summer/winter time.................................................................................................................1773.9.14. Fuel transfer pump logic..........................................................................................................1783.9.15. Fan logic..................................................................................................................................1793.9.16. Diagnostics..............................................................................................................................1813.9.17. I thermal demand.....................................................................................................................1813.9.18. Pulse counter...........................................................................................................................182



3.9.19. Alarm jump...............................................................................................................................1823.9.20. Tank capacity ..........................................................................................................................1823.9.21. Command timers.....................................................................................................................183

3.10. System parameters - mains setup....................................................................................................1853.10.1. Mains setup ............................................................................................................................1853.10.2. Test..........................................................................................................................................1863.10.3. Controller settings....................................................................................................................1863.10.4. Mains failure............................................................................................................................1873.10.5. Y1(X1) droop curve..................................................................................................................1883.10.6. Y2(X2) droop curve..................................................................................................................1893.10.7. Power offset.............................................................................................................................1903.10.8. Cosphi offset............................................................................................................................190

3.11. System parameters - external communication.................................................................................1913.11.1. External communication..........................................................................................................1913.11.2. Power management internal communication...........................................................................191

3.12. System parameters - engine interface communication....................................................................1923.12.1. Engine interface communication..............................................................................................192

3.13. System parameters - external I/O communication setup.................................................................1933.13.1. External I/O communication setup...........................................................................................1933.13.2. Event printer............................................................................................................................194

3.14. System parameters - power management setup.............................................................................1953.14.1. Power management setup.......................................................................................................195

3.15. System parameters - jump menus...................................................................................................2023.15.1. Jump menus............................................................................................................................2023.15.2. 9000 Software version.............................................................................................................2023.15.3. 9010 Display character test.....................................................................................................2033.15.4. 9020 Service port.....................................................................................................................2033.15.5. 9030 Scaling............................................................................................................................2033.15.6. 9070 M4 software version........................................................................................................2033.15.7. 9100 Device type.....................................................................................................................2043.15.8. 911x Password........................................................................................................................2043.15.9. 9120 Service menu .................................................................................................................2043.15.10. 9130 AC config......................................................................................................................2053.15.11. 9140 Angle compensation BB/G............................................................................................2053.15.12. 9150 Backlight dimmer .........................................................................................................2053.15.13. 9160 Application drawing ......................................................................................................2063.15.14. 9170 Internal CAN protocol...................................................................................................2063.15.15. 9180 Quick setup (AGC diesel generator).............................................................................2073.15.16. 9180 Quick setup (AGC mains).............................................................................................2083.15.17. 9190 Application broadcast...................................................................................................2083.15.18. 9230 Memory backup............................................................................................................209

3.16. System parameters - utility software................................................................................................2093.16.1. GSM settings...........................................................................................................................209

3.17. System parameters - VDO inputs.....................................................................................................2103.17.1. VDO 102..................................................................................................................................2103.17.2. VDO 105..................................................................................................................................2113.17.3. VDO 108..................................................................................................................................2113.17.4. Multi-input selections 102, 105, 108........................................................................................2123.17.5. Multi-input selections option M16.6.........................................................................................2133.17.6. Multi-input selections M16.8....................................................................................................2143.17.7. 4-20 mA input scaling..............................................................................................................2143.17.8. Parameter ID...........................................................................................................................215

3.18. System parameters - external digital outputs...................................................................................2153.18.1. External digital outputs............................................................................................................2153.18.2. External module status............................................................................................................2153.18.3. 13000 SuperVision..................................................................................................................215



1. General information1.1 Warnings, legal information and safety1.1.1 Warnings and notesThroughout this document, a number of warnings and notes with helpful user information will be presented.To ensure that these are noticed, they will be highlighted as follows in order to separate them from the gener-al text.

Warnings

Warnings indicate a potentially dangerous situation, which could result in death, personal in-jury or damaged equipment, if certain guidelines are not followed.

Notes

Notes provide general information, which will be helpful for the reader to bear in mind.

1.1.2 Legal information and disclaimerDEIF takes no responsibility for installation or operation of the generator set. If there is any doubt about howto install or operate the engine/generator controlled by the Multi-line 2 unit, the company responsible for theinstallation or the operation of the set must be contacted.

The Multi-line 2 unit is not to be opened by unauthorised personnel. If opened anyway, the war-ranty will be lost.

DisclaimerDEIF A/S reserves the right to change any of the contents of this document without prior notice.

1.1.3 Safety issuesInstalling and operating the Multi-line 2 unit may imply work with dangerous currents and voltages. Therefore,the installation should only be carried out by authorised personnel who understand the risks involved in work-ing with live electrical equipment.

Be aware of the hazardous live currents and voltages. Do not touch any AC measurement in-puts as this could lead to injury or death.

1.1.4 Electrostatic discharge awarenessSufficient care must be taken to protect the terminals against static discharges during the installation. Oncethe unit is installed and connected, these precautions are no longer necessary.

1.1.5 Factory settingsThe Multi-line 2 unit is delivered from factory with certain factory settings. These are based on average valuesand are not necessarily the correct settings for matching the engine/generator set in question. Precautionsmust be taken to check the settings before running the engine/generator set.

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1.2 About the Parameter List1.2.1 General purpose of the Parameter ListThis document is a complete parameter list including all parameters, which means that some of the optionparameters included may not be accessible in the system in question.

The document includes a complete standard alarm list and a complete standard parameter list for setup.Therefore, this document is to be used for reference, when information about specific alarms and parametersis needed.

Please make sure to read this document before starting to work with the Multi-line 2 unit andthe genset to be controlled. Failure to do this could result in human injury or damage to theequipment.

1.2.2 Intended usersThis Parameter List is mainly intended for the person responsible for the unit parameter setup. In most cases,this would be a panel builder designer. Naturally, other users might also find useful information here.

1.2.3 Contents and overall structureThis document is divided into chapters, and in order to make the structure simple and easy to use, eachchapter will begin from the top of a new page.

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2. Alarm list2.1 General information about the alarm list2.1.1 Alarm list features and options

In the following, these abbreviations are used:G: GeneratorGB: Generator breakerTB: Tie breaker (for mains unit)MB: Mains breakerBTB: Bus tie breakerBA: Busbar A (BTB unit)BB: Busbar (BTB unit: Busbar B)N/A: Not available

This chapter includes a complete alarm list, including all possible options. Therefore, this chapter is to beused for reference when specific information about the individual parameters is needed for the unit setup.

The table consists of the following possible adjustments:

Setpoint: The alarm setpoint is adjusted in the setpoint menu. The setting is a percentage of thenominal values.

Delay: The timer setting is the time that must expire from the alarm level is reached until thealarm occurs.

Relay output A: A relay can be activated by output A.

Relay output B: A relay can be activated by output B.

Enable: The alarm can be activated or deactivated. ON means always activated, RUN meansthat the alarm has run status. This means it is activated when the running signal ispresent.

Fail class: When the alarm occurs the unit will react depending on the selected fail class.

Fail classes are:

Fail class DG (diesel generator) Mains unit BTB (bus tie breaker)F1 Block Block BlockF2 Warning Warning WarningF3 Trip GB Trip TB Trip BTBF4 Trip + Stop Trip MB N/AF5 Shutdown N/A N/AF6 Trip MB N/A N/AF7 Safety stop N/A N/AF8 Trip MB/GB N/A N/A

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Small differences due to the character of the parameters may exist between the individual ta-bles.

It is also possible to configure the parame-ters by using the PC utility software. It willbe possible to make the same configura-tions as described above.

By using the PC utility software, extra func-tionality is available. For all the protectionsit is possible to make an automatic acknowl-edgement of the alarm.



2.2 Protection parameters2.2.1 Reverse power and overcurrent protection

No. Setting Min.Max.

Factorysetting

Notes Ref. Description

1000 Reverse power 11001 P> 1 Set-

point-200.0%0.0%

-5.0% Design-ers Ref-erenceHand-book

The alarm and fail class are acti-vated when the reverse powerhas been continuously above theprogrammed value during theprogrammed delay.

1002 P> 1 Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1003 P> 1 RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-depend-ent

Notused

1004 P> 1 RelayoutputB


Notused

1005 P> 1 Ena-ble

OFFON

ON

1006 P> 1 Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)

1010 Reverse power 21011 P> 2 Set-

point-200.0%0.0%

-5.0% Design-ers Ref-erenceHand-book

The alarm and fail class are acti-vated when the reverse powerhas been continuously above theprogrammed value during theprogrammed delay.

1012 P> 2 Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s

1013 P> 2 RelayoutputA


Notused

1014 P> 2 RelayoutputB


Notused

1015 P> 2 Ena-ble

OFFON

ON

1016 P> 2 Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)

1030 Overcurrent 1




Factorysetting


1031 I> 1 Set-point

50.0%200.0%

115.0% Design-ers Ref-erenceHand-book

The alarm and fail class are acti-vated when the current has beencontinuously above the program-med value during the program-med delay.

1032 I> 1 Timer 0.1 s3200.0 s

10.0 s

1033 I> 1 RelayoutputA


Notused

1034 I> 1 RelayoutputB


Notused

1035 I> 1 Ena-ble

OFFON

ON

1036 I> 1 Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1040 Overcurrent 21041 I> 2 Set-

point50.0%200.0%



1042 I> 2 Timer 0.1 s3200.0 s

5.0 s



Notused



Notused

1045 I> 2 Ena-ble

OFFON

ON

1046 I> 2 Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)


point50.0%200.0%



1052 I> 3 Timer 0.1 s3200.0 s

10.0 s



Notused




Factorysetting




Notused

1055 I> 3 Ena-ble

OFFON

ON

1056 I> 3 Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)


point50.0%200.0%



1062 I> 4 Timer 0.1 s3200.0 s

5.0 s



Notused



Notused

1065 I> 4 Ena-ble

OFFON

ON

1066 I> 4 Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)

1100 Voltage-dependent overcurrent curve setting1101 G Iv >

(50%)Set-pointI1

50.0%200.0%

110.0% @50%nom.voltage

Design-ers Ref-erenceHand-book

Settings relate to nominal genera-tor current. The condition has tobe true i.e. I1


Factorysetting


1106 G Iv >(100%)

Set-pointI6

50.0%200.0%

200.0% @100%nom.voltage

1110 Voltage-dependent overcurrent alarm1110 G Iv > Set-

point50.0%200.0%


The alarm and fail class are acti-vated when the overcurrent hasbeen continuously above the pro-grammed value during the pro-grammed delay. The setpoint val-ue is calculated automatically bythe values in menus 1101-1106.

1111 G Iv > Timer 0.1 s300.0 s

1.0 s

1112 G Iv > RelayoutputA


Notused

1113 G Iv > RelayoutputB


Notused

1114 G Iv > Acti-vate

OFFON

ON

1115 G Iv > Failclass

F1...F8 Trip GB(F3)

1130 Fast overcurrent 11131 I>> 1 Set-

point150.0%350.0%


The alarm settings relate to thenominal current setting. Thealarm and fail class are activatedwhen the current has been con-tinuously above the programmedvalue during the programmed de-lay.

1132 I>> 1 Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

2.0 s

1133 I>> 1 Re-playoutputA


Notused

1134 I>> 1 RelayoutputB


Notused

1135 I>> 1 Ena-ble

OFFON

OFF

1136 I>> 1 Failclass

F1...F8 Trip GB(F3)

1140 Fast overcurrent 2




Factorysetting


1141 I>> 2 Set-point

150.0%350.0%

200% Design-ers Ref-erenceHand-book

The alarm and fail class are acti-vated when the current has beencontinuously above the program-med value during the program-med delay

1142 I>> 2 Delay 0.0 s100.0 s

0.5 s

1143 I>> 2 Re-playoutputA


Notused

1144 I>> 2 RelayoutputB


Notused

1145 I>> 2 Ena-ble

OFFON

OFF

1146 I>> 2 Failclass

F1...F8 Trip GB(F3)



2.2.2 Voltage protectionsNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1150 G/M/BA overvoltage 11151 G/M/BA

U> 1Set-point

100.0%120.0%

103.0% DesignersReferenceHandbook

The alarm and fail class areactivated when the voltagehas been continuously abovethe programmed value duringthe programmed delay.

1152 G/M/BAU> 1

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s

1153 G/M/BAU> 1

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1154 G/M/BAU> 1

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1155 G/M/BAU> 1

Enable OFFON

OFF

1156 G/M/BAU> 1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1160 G/M/BA overvoltage 21161 G/M/BA

U> 2Set-point

100.0%120.0%



1162 G/M/BAU> 2

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1163 G/M/BAU> 2

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1164 G/M/BAU> 2

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1165 G/M/BAU> 2

Enable OFFON

OFF

1166 G/M/BAU> 2

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1170 G/M/BA undervoltage 11171 G/M/BA

U< 1Set-point

40.0%100.0%

97% DesignersReferenceHandbook

The alarm and fail class areactivated when the voltagehas been continuously underthe programmed value duringthe programmed delay.

1172 G/M/BAU< 1

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s

1173 G/M/BAU< 1

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used




Factorysetting


1174 G/M/BAU< 1

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1175 G/M/BAU< 1

Enable OFFON

OFF

1176 G/M/BAU< 1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)


U< 2Set-point

40.0%100.0%



1182 G/M/BAU< 2

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1183 G/M/BAU< 2

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1184 G/M/BAU< 2

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1185 G/M/BAU< 2

Enable OFFON

OFF

1186 G/M/BAU< 2

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)


U< 3Set-point

40.0%100.0%



1192 G/M/BAU< 3

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1193 G/M/BAU< 3

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1194 G/M/BAU< 3

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1195 G/M/BAU< 3

Enable OFFON

OFF

1196 G/M/BAU< 3

Failclass

F1...F8 Warning(F2)

1200 G/M/BA voltage trip




Factorysetting


1201 G/M/BAvoltagetrip

Set-point

Ph-PhPh-N

Ph-Ph DesignersReferenceHandbook

Selection between phase-phase or phase-neutral volt-age detection.When phase-phase tripping isselected, the voltage alarmsrelate to the nominal voltage.When phase-neutral trippingis selected, the voltagealarms relate to the nominalvoltage divided by 3.



2.2.3 Frequency protections

Frequency settings relate to the nominal frequency setting.


Factorysetting


1210 G/M/BA overfrequency 11211 G/M/

BA f>1

Set-point

100.0%120.0%


The alarm and fail class areactivated when the frequencyhas been continuously abovethe programmed value duringthe programmed delay. Fre-quency settings relate to nomi-nal frequency setting.

1212 G/M/BA f>1

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

10.0 s

1213 G/M/BA f>1

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-de-pendent

Not used

1214 G/M/BA f>1

RelayoutputB


Not used

1215 G/M/BA f>1

Enable OFFON

OFF

1216 G/M/BA f>1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)


BA f>2

Set-point

100.0%120.0%


The alarm and fail class areactivated when the frequencyhas been continuously abovethe programmed value duringthe programmed delay.

1222 G/M/BA f>2

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1223 G/M/BA f>2

RelayoutputA


Not used

1224 G/M/BA f>2

RelayoutputB


Not used

1225 G/M/BA f>2

Enable OFFON

OFF




Factorysetting


1226 G/M/BA f>2

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)


BA f>3

Set-point

100.0%120.0%


The alarm and fail class areactivated when the frequencyhas been continuously abovethe programmed value duringthe programmed delay.

1232 G/M/BA f>3

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1233 G/M/BA f>3

RelayoutputA


Not used

1234 G/M/BA f>3

RelayoutputB


Not used

1235 G/M/BA f>3

Enable OFFON

OFF

1236 G/M/BA f>3

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1240 G/M/BA underfrequency 11241 G/M/

BA f


Factorysetting


1253 G/M/BA f

2.2.4 Busbar voltage protections

Voltage settings relate to the nominal voltage setting.


Factorysetting


1270 Busbar overvoltage 11271 BB U>

1Set-point

100.0%120.0%



1272 BB U>1

Timer 0.0 s99.99 s

10.0 s

1273 BB U>1

RelayoutputA


Not used

1274 BB U>1

RelayoutputB


Not used

1275 BB U>1

Enable OFFON

OFF

1276 BB U>1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)


2Set-point

100.0%120.0%



1282 BB U>2

Timer 0.0 s99.99 s

5.0 s

1283 BB U>2

RelayoutputA


Not used

1284 BB U>2

RelayoutputB


Not used

1285 BB U>2

Enable OFFON

OFF

1286 BB U>2

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)


3Set-point

100.0%120.0%



1292 BB U>3

Timer 0.0 s99.99 s

5.0 s




Factorysetting


1293 BB U>3

RelayoutputA


Not used

1294 BB U>3

RelayoutputB


Not used

1295 BB U>3

Enable OFFON

OFF

1296 BB U>3

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1300 Busbar undervoltage 11301 BB U 5 Failclass

F1...F8 Trip GB(F3)



2.2.8 Current unbalance protectionNo. Setting Min.

Max.Facto-ry set-

ting


1500 Unbalanced current1501 Unbal-

ancecurr.

Set-point

0.0%100.0%

30.0% Design-ers Ref-erenceHandbook

Settings relate to nominal generatorcurrent. The alarm and fail class areactivated when the difference be-tween the max. reading and the min.reading of the 3 measured currentshas been continuously above theprogrammed value during the pro-grammed delay.

1502 Unbal-ancecurr.

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s


RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)



2.2.9 Voltage unbalance protectionNo. Setting Min.

Max.Facto-ry set-

ting


1510 Unbalanced voltage1511 Unbal-

ancevolt.

Set-point

0.0%50.0%

10.0% Design-ers Refer-enceHandbook

Settings relate to nominal voltage.The alarm and fail class are activatedwhen the difference between themax. reading and the min. reading ofthe 3 measured generator voltageshas been continuously above the pro-grammed value during the program-med delay.

1512 Unbal-ancevolt.

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Trip GB(F3)



2.2.10 Reactive power import (loss of excitation) protectionNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1520 Reactive power import (loss of excitation)1521 Q> Setpoint 0.0%

150.0%50.0% Designers

ReferenceHandbook

Settings relate to nominal power.The alarm and fail class are acti-vated when imported VAr hasbeen continuously above the pro-grammed value during the pro-grammed delay.

1522 Q> Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s

1523 Q> RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1524 Q> RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1525 Q> Enable OFFON

OFF

1526 Q> Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

2.2.11 Reactive power export (overexcitation) protectionNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1530 Reactive power export (overexcitation)1531 Q> Setpoint 0.0%


ReferenceHandbook

Settings relate to nominal power.The alarm and fail class are activa-ted when exported VAr has beencontinuously above the program-med value during the programmeddelay.

1532 Q> Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s

1533 Q> Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1534 Q> Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1535 Q> Enable OFFON

OFF

1536 Q> Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)



2.2.12 Negative sequenceNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1540 Negative sequence current1541 Neg

seq ISet-point

1.0%100.0%

20.0% OptionC2

Settings relate to nominal current.The alarm and fail class are activa-ted when the negative sequencehas been continuously above theprogrammed value during the pro-grammed delay.

1542 Negseq I

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

0.5 s

1543 Negseq I

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1544 Negseq I

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1545 Negseq I

Enable OFFON

OFF

1546 Negseq I

Failclass

F1F8 Trip MB(F6)

1550 G/M/BA negative sequence voltage1551 G/M/BA

neg seqU

Set-point

1.0%100.0%

5.0% OptionC2

Settings relate to nominal voltage.The alarm and fail class are activa-ted when the negative sequencehas been continuously above theprogrammed value during the pro-grammed delay.

1552 G/M/BAneg seqU

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

0.5 s

1553 G/M/BAneg seqU

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1554 G/M/BAneg seqU

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1555 G/M/BAneg seqU

Enable OFFON

OFF

1556 G/M/BAneg seqU

Failclass

F1F8 Trip MB(F6)

1560 Negative sequence selection1561 Neg

seq se-lect

Set-point

G/M/BAmeasure-mentBB meas-urement

G/M/BAmeas-urement

OptionC2

Selection between generator orbusbar measurement of negativesequence voltage.



2.2.13 Zero sequenceNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1570 Zero sequence current1571 Zero

seq ISet-point

0.0%100.0%

20.0% OptionC2

Settings relate to nominal current.The alarm and fail class are activa-ted when the zero sequence hasbeen continuously above the pro-grammed value during the pro-grammed delay.

1572 Zeroseq I

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

0.5 s

1573 Zeroseq I

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

1574 Zeroseq I

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

1575 Zeroseq I

Enable OFFON

OFF

1576 Zeroseq I

Failclass

F1F8 Trip MB(F6)

1580 G/M/BA zero sequence voltage1581 G/M/BA

zeroseq U

Set-point

0.0%100.0%

5.0% OptionC2

Settings relate to nominal voltage.The alarm and fail class are activa-ted when the zero sequence hasbeen continuously above the pro-grammed value during the pro-grammed delay.

1582 G/M/BAzeroseq U

Timer 0.2 s100.0 s

0.5 s


RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Trip MB(F6)

1590 Zero sequence selection1591 Zero

seq se-lect

Set-point

G/M/BAmeasure-mentBB meas-urement

G/M/BAmeas-urement

OptionC2

Selection between generator orbusbar measurement of zero se-quence voltage.



2.2.14 Directional overcurrent protectionNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1600 Directional overcurrent 11601 I> di-

rect 1Set-point

-200.0%200.0%

120.0% Op-tionA5

Settings relate to nominal current.The alarm and fail class are activatedwhen the directional current has beencontinuously above the programmed val-ue during the programmed delay.The current measurement is positivewhen current is supplied from the mainsto the plant. The current measurement isnegative when current is being suppliedto the mains.

1602 I> di-rect 1

Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

0.1 s

1603 I> di-rect 1

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1604 I> di-rect 1

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1605 I> di-rect 1

Ena-ble

OFFON

OFF

1606 I> di-rect 1

Failclass

F1F8 Trip MB(F6)

1610 Directional overcurrent 21611 I> di-

rect 2Set-point

-200.0%200.0%

130.0% Op-tionA5

Settings relate to nominal current.The alarm and fail class are activatedwhen the directional current has beencontinuously above the programmed val-ue during the programmed delay.The current measurement is positivewhen current is supplied from the mainsto the plant. The current measurement isnegative when current is being suppliedto the mains.

1612 I> di-rect 2

Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

0.1 s

1613 I> di-rect 2

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1614 I> di-rect 2

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

1615 I> di-rect 2

Ena-ble

OFFON

OFF

1616 I> di-rect 2

Failclass

F1F8 Trip MB(F6)



2.2.15 Busbar unbalance voltageNo. Setting Min.

Max.Facto-ry set-

ting


1620 BB unbalance U1621 BB un-

bal-ance U

Set-point

0.0%50.0%

6.0% Design-ers Refer-enceHandbook

Settings relate to average actual volt-age.The alarm and fail class are activatedwhen the difference between themax. reading and the min. reading ofthe 3 measured busbar voltages hasbeen continuously above the pro-grammed value during the program-med delay.

1622 BB un-bal-ance U

Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing (F2)



2.2.16 Time-dependent undervoltageNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1630 Time-dependent undervoltage 1 1-31631 Ut

P1Setpoint 0%

100%0%

1773 G P dep Q>Q2

Setpoint 0%100%

86%

1774 G P dep Q>P2

Setpoint 0%100%

24%

1775 G P dep Q>Q3

Setpoint 0%100%

77%

1776 G P dep Q>P3

Setpoint 0%100%

53%

1780 G P dep Q> 4-61781 G P dep Q>

Q4Setpoint 0%

100%60% Designer's Refer-

ence Handbook1782 G P dep Q>

P4Setpoint 0%

100%80%

1783 G P dep Q>Q5

Setpoint 0%100%

33%

1784 G P dep Q>P5

Setpoint 0%100%

95%

1785 G P dep Q>Q6

Setpoint 0%100%

1%

1786 G P dep Q>P6

Setpoint 0%100%

100%

1790 G P dep Q>1791 G P dep Q> Timer 0.1 s

300.0 s1.0 s Designer's Refer-

ence Handbook1792 G P dep Q> Relay out-

put ANot usedVariant-dep.

Not used

1793 G P dep Q> Relay out-put B

Not usedVariant-dep.

Not used

1794 G P dep Q> Enable OFFON

OFF

1795 G P dep Q> Fail class F1...F8 Trip GB(F3)

1796 G P dep Q> S 10-20000 kVA 600 kVA



2.2.19 Non-essential load trip (load shedding)

Setting values relate to the nominal setting.


Factorysetting


1800 NEL 1 overcurrent1801 NEL 1 I> Setpoint 50.0%


ReferenceHandbook

Trip of non-essential loaddue to overcurrent. Thisfunction activates NELgroup 1.

1802 NEL 1 I> Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

5.0 s

1803 NEL 1 I> Enable OFFON

OFF



ReferenceHandbook


1812 NEL 2 I> Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

8.0 s


OFF



ReferenceHandbook


1822 NEL 3 I> Timer 0.1 s100.0 s

10.0 s


OFF

1830 NEL 1 busbar underfrequency1831 NEL 1

bus f

Enable OFFON

OFF

1890 NEL 1 high overload1891 NEL 1

P>>Setpoint 10.0%


ReferenceHandbook

Trip of non-essential loaddue to high overload. Thisfunction activates NELgroup 1.

1892 NEL 1P>>

Timer 0.1 s999.9 s

1.0 s

1895 NEL 1P>>

Enable OFFON

OFF


P>>Setpoint 10.0%


ReferenceHandbook


1902 NEL 2P>>

Timer 0.1 s999.9 s

1.0 s




Factorysetting


1905 NEL 2P>>

Enable OFFON

OFF


P>>Setpoint 10.0%


ReferenceHandbook


1912 NEL 3P>>

Timer 0.1 s999.9 s

1.0 s

1915 NEL 3P>>

Enable OFFON

OFF



2.2.20 Undervoltage and reactive power lowNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


1960 U and Q < 11961 U and

Q < 1Setpoint

40.0 %100.0 %

85.0 % Option A1 The setting relates to the genera-tor nominal voltage.The condition for trip is that the ac-tual voltage drops below the set-ting value and the reactive poweris 0 kVAr.

1962 U andQ < 1

Timer 0.1 s3200.0 s

0.5 s

1963 U andQ < 1

RelayoutputA

Option-dep.

Notused

1964 U andQ < 1

RelayoutputB

Option-dep.

Notused

1965 U andQ < 1

Enable OFFON

OFF

1966 U andQ < 1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1970 U and Q < 21971 U and

Q < 2Setpoint

40.0 %100.0 %

85.0 % Option A1 The setting relates to the genera-tor nominal voltage.The condition for trip is that the ac-tual voltage drops below the set-ting value and the reactive poweris 0 kVAr.

1972 U andQ < 2

Timer 0.1 s3200.0 s

0.5 s

1973 U andQ < 2

RelayoutputA

Option-dep.

Notused

1974 U andQ < 2

RelayoutputB

Option-dep.

Notused

1975 U andQ < 2

Enable OFFON

OFF

1976 U andQ < 2

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

1980 GB/MB external trip1981 GB ext.

tripEnable OFF

ONON Design-

er's Refer-enceHandbook

The generator breaker or themains breaker has been tripped byan external device.1982 GB ext.

tripFailclass

F1...F8 Warning(F2)

1983 MB ext.trip

Enable OFFON

ON

1984 MB ext.trip

Failclass

F1...F8 Warning(F2)



Minimum current and minimum Phi angle


Factorysetting


1990 U and Q< 11991 I Min. 1 Set

point0 %20 %

0 % OptionA1

Settings relate to U and Q< parameters1960 and 1970.Condition for "U and Q

2.3 Control parameters - synchronisation2.3.1 Synchronisation and breaker alarms


Factorysetting


2120 Synchronisation window2121 Sync window Set-

point2.0%20.0%


The alarm will activate ifthe actual voltage devi-ates from nominal voltagewith the set percentage.

2122 Sync window Timer 0.1 s2.0 s

0.5 s

2123 Sync window RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2124 Sync window RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2125 Sync window Enable OFFON

OFF

2130 GB/TB/BTB breaker synchronisation failure2131 GB/TB/BTB

sync failureTimer 30.0 s

300.0 s60.0 s Designers

ReferenceHandbook

The controller has unsuc-cessfully tried to syn-chronise the breaker tothe busbar within the timedelay.

2132 GB/TB/BTBsync failure

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Enable OFFON

ON


Failclass

F1F8 Block(F1)

2140 Mains breaker synchronisation failure2141 MB sync failure Timer 30.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

The controller has unsuc-cessfully tried to syn-chronise the breaker tothe busbar within the timedelay.

2142 MB sync failure RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2143 MB sync failure RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2144 MB sync failure Enable OFFON

ON




Factorysetting


2145 MB sync failure Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

2150 Phase sequence error2151 Phase seq er-

rorRelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used DesignersReferenceHandbook

The controller has detec-ted that the rotation direc-tion of the generator pha-ses is opposite directionas the busbar.Compares phase rotationto expected direction at alltimes, not only during syn-chronisation.

2152 Phase seq er-ror

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2153 Phase seq er-ror

Failclass

F1F8 Block(F1)

2154 Phase rotation Set-point

L1L2L3L1L3L2

L1L2L3

2160 GB/TB/BTB open failure2161 GB/TB/BTB

open failTimer 1.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

The breaker open failurewill occur if the unit hastransmitted a breakeropen signal and thebreaker feedback has notchanged position from ONto OFF within the time de-lay.

2162 GB/TB/BTBopen fail

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Enable OFFON

ON


Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

2170 GB/TB/BTB breaker close failure2171 GB/TB/BTB

close failTimer 1.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

The breaker close failurewill occur if the unit hastransmitted a breakerclose signal and thebreaker feedback has notchanged position fromOFF to ON within the timedelay.

2172 GB/TB/BTBclose fail

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Enable OFFON

ON


Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

2180 GB/TB/BTB breaker position failure




Factorysetting


2181 GB/TB/BTBpos fail

Timer 1.0 s5.0 s

1.0 s DesignersReferenceHandbook

This alarm will occur if thebreaker feedbacks for ONand OFF are both missingor active for more than thetime delay.


RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Enable OFFON

ON


Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

2200 MB open failure2201 MB open fail Timer 1.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

The breaker open failurewill occur if the unit hastransmitted a breakeropen signal and thebreaker feedback has notchanged position from ONto OFF within the time de-lay.

2202 MB open fail RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2203 MB open fail RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2204 MB open fail Enable ON ON2205 MB open fail Fail

classF1F8 Warning

(F2)2210 MB close failure2211 MB close fail Timer 1.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

The breaker close failurewill occur if the unit hastransmitted a breakerclose signal and thebreaker feedback has notchanged position fromOFF to ON within the timedelay.

2212 MB close fail RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2213 MB close fail RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2214 MB close fail Enable ON ON2215 MB close fail Fail

classF1F8 Warning

(F2)2220 MB position failure2221 MB pos fail Timer 1.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

This alarm will occur if thebreaker feedbacks for ONand OFF are both missingor active for more than thetime delay.

2222 MB pos fail RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used




Factorysetting


2223 MB pos fail RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2224 MB pos fail Enable ON ON2225 MB pos fail Fail

classF1F8 Warning

(F2)2270 Close before excitation failure2271 Cl.bef.exc.fail Timer 0.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

This alarm will occur if thegenerator and breaker arenot operating within thelimits of the Close BeforeExcitation. The alarm willopen the generator break-er and enable the regula-tion synchronising thegenerator in a normalway.

2272 Cl.bef.exc.fail RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2273 Cl.bef.exc.fail RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

2274 Cl.bef.exc.fail Enable OFFON

OFF

2275 Cl.bef.exc.fail Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)



2.3.2 Mains sync. inhibitNo. Setting Min.

Max.Facto-ry set-

ting


2280 Mains sync. inhibit settings2281 M sync.

inh. ULowlimit U

80%100%

85% Designer'sReferenceHandbook

This function is used to inhibit thesynchronising of the mains breakerafter blackout.2282 M sync.

inh. UHighlimit U

100%120%

110%

2283 M sync.inh. F

Lowlimit F

90%100%

95%

2284 M sync.inh. F

Highlimit F

100%110%

101%

2285 M sync.inh.

Enable OFFON

OFF

2286 M sync.inh.

Failclass

F1F8 TripGB

2290 Mains sync. inhibit recovery settings2291 Delay

act. re2Recov-ery se-lectiontimer

0 s20 s

3 s Designer'sReferenceHandbook

After blackout, the timer in menu2291 will start to run, and if themains voltage and frequency areinside the tolerance ranges (menus2281-2282) before the timer runsout, the short interruption timer(menu 2292) will be started.When the timers have run out, thesynchronising of MB will start.

2292 Recov-ery del.1

Delaytime

0 s60 s

5 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


Delaytime

0 s900 s

60 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused



2.4 Control parameters - regulation2.4.1 Regulation alarms


Factorysetting


2300 Section P>2301 Sec-

tion P>MW 0

300000 Option T1 Short-circuit limitation: Used to limit

the power on the busbar in a powermanagement system.

Setpoint in menus 2301+2302 areused as limit value for max. al-lowed power in the system.

These values are all common set-point in the power managementsystem.

2302 Sec-tion P>

KW 0999

0

2303 Sec-tion P>

Delay 0 s999 s

1 s

2304 Sec-tion P>

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

2305 Sec-tion P>

Enable OnOff

Off

2306 Sec-tion P>

Failclass

F1...F8 Warn-ing (F2)

2310 Section P>2311 Sec-

tion P>Factor 1.00

25.51.0 Option T1 This value is used as a weighing

factor for the Pnom. value KW) ofeach transformer or generator inthe power management system. Incase of two equal sized.

2560 Governor regulation fail2561 Gov.

reg failDeadband

1.0%100.0%


The alarm is activated if the differ-ence between the measured valueand the setpoint is outside thedead band for longer than the timedelay.

2562 Gov.reg fail

Timer 10.0 s300.0 s

60.0 s

2563 Gov.reg fail

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

2564 Gov.reg fail

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

2565 Gov.reg fail

Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing (F2)

2630 Deload error




Factorysetting


2631 Deloaderror

Timer 0.0 s60.0 s

10.0 s Design-ers Ref-erenceHand-book

The alarm is activated if the gener-ator fails to deload within the timedelay.2632 Deload

errorRelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

2633 Deloaderror

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

2634 Deloaderror

Enable OFFON

ON

2635 Deloaderror

Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing (F2)

2680 AVR regulation failure2681 AVR

reg.failure

Deadband

1.0%100.0%

30.0% Option D1 The alarm is activated if the differ-ence between the measured valueand the setpoint is outside the set-ting "Dead band" for a longer timeperiod than specified in the timersetpoint.

2682 AVRreg.failure

Timer 10.0 s300.0 s

60.0 s

1153 AVRreg.failure

RelayoutputA

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

1154 AVRreg.failure

RelayoutputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Notused

1155 AVRreg.failure

Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing (F2)

These parameters are used when a digital input is used as protection input or to activate a limitrelay.



2.5 Input/output parameters - binary input setup2.5.1 Digital input 23-27 setup


Facto-ry set-

ting


3000 Digital input 233001 Dig.

input23

Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

10.0 s DesignersReferenceHandbook

The input is configurable and canhave different functions in differentunits.Inputs 24-27 are by default used forbreaker feedback. These inputs areonly available if no MB or TB ispresent in the application.

3002 Dig.input23

RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused

3003 Dig.input23

RelayoutputB

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused

3004 Dig.input23

Enable OFFON

OFF

3005 Dig.input23

Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing(F2)

3006 Dig.input23

HighAlarm

OFFON

ON

The same settings apply to inputs 24-27, menus 3010 to 3040.



2.5.2 Digital input 43-55 setupNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


3130 Digital input 433131 Dig. input

43Timer 0.0 s

100.0 s10.0 s Option

M12The input is configurable andcan have different functionsin different units.3132 Dig. input

43Relay out-put A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

3133 Dig. input43

Relay out-put B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

3134 Dig. input43

Enable OFFON

OFF

3135 Dig. input43

Fail class F1F8 Warning(F2)

3136 Dig. input43

HighAlarm

OFFON

ON





Max.Factorysetting


3330 Digital input 913331 Dig. in-

put 91Timer 0.0 s


M13.6The input is configurableand can have different func-tions in different units.3332 Dig. in-

put 91Relay out-put A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

3333 Dig. in-put 91

Relay out-put B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

3334 Dig. in-put 91

Enable OFFON

OFF

3335 Dig. in-put 91


3336 Dig. in-put 91

HighAlarm

OFFON

ON





Max.Facto-ry set-

ting


3400 Digital input 1023401 Wire

fail 102Enable OFF

ONOFF Designers

ReferenceHandbook

The input is configurable and canhave different functions in differentunits.(Only available if multi-input 102 isconfigured to "binary" in menu10980).

3402 Dig. in-put 102

Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

10.0 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing(F2)

3410 Digital input 1053411 Wire

fail 105Enable OFF

ONOFF Designers

ReferenceHandbook



Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

10.0 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing(F2)

3420 Digital input 108




Facto-ry set-

ting


3421 Wirefail 108

Enable OFFON

OFF DesignersReferenceHandbook



Timer 0.0 s100.0 s

10.0 s


RelayoutputA

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


RelayoutputB

NotusedOption-dep.

Notused


Enable OFFON

OFF


Failclass

F1F8 Warn-ing(F2)


Max.Factorysetting



put 112Timer 0.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

The input is configurableand can have differentfunctions in different units.3432 Dig. in-

put 112Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Enable OFFON

OFF




HighAlarm

OFFON

ON




2.5.6 Emergency stopNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


3490 Emergency stop3491 Emer.

stopTimer 0.0 s


ReferenceHandbook

Emergency stop input isintended for a normallyclosed contact.3492 Emer.

stopRelayoutput A

Not usedOption-dependent

Not used

3493 Emer.stop

Relayoutput B


Not used

3494 Emer.stop

Enable OFFON

ON

3495 Emer.stop

Fail class F1F8 Shut-down(F5)


Max.Factorysetting



put 127Timer 0.0 s


M13.8The input is configurableand can have different func-tions in different units.3502 Dig. in-

put 127Relay out-put A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Relay out-put B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used


Enable OFFON

OFF




HighAlarm

OFFON

ON




2.5.8 M-Logic alarm 1-5 setupNo. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


3570 Mlogic alarm 13570 Mlogic alarm 1 Timer 0.0 s

100.0 s10.0 s The input is configura-

ble.3571 Mlogic alarm 1 Relay output

ANot usedOption-dep.

Not used

3572 Mlogic alarm 1 Relay outputB

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

3573 Mlogic alarm 1 Enable OFFON

OFF

3574 Mlogic alarm 1 Fail class F1F8 Warning(F2)

3575 Mlogic alarm 1 High alarm OFFON

ON

The same settings apply to alarm inputs 2-5, menus 3580 to 3610.



2.6 Input/output parameters - analogue input setup2.6.1 Analogue input setup (option M15.6)


Factorysetting


4000 4-20 mA 91.14001 4-20 mA

91.1Setpoint 4 mA

20 mA10 mA Option M15.6:

4 x 4-20 mA in-puts

Configurable analogueinput.

4002 4-20 mA91.1

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4003 4-20 mA91.1

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4004 4-20 mA91.1

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4005 4-20 mA91.1

Enable OFFON

OFF

4006 4-20 mA91.1


4010 4-20 mA 91.24011 4-20 mA

91.2Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4012 4-20 mA91.2

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4013 4-20 mA91.2

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4014 4-20 mA91.2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4015 4-20 mA91.2

Enable OFFON

OFF

4016 4-20 mA91.2


4020 Wire fail 4-20 mA 914021 W. fail

ana 91Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used Option M15.6:4 x 4-20 mA in-puts

The wire fault will de-tect if the current dropsbelow 2 mA or ex-ceeds 22 mA. In bothcases the alarm will beactivated.

4022 W. failana 91

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used




Factorysetting


4023 W. failana 91

Enable OFFON

OFF

4024 W. failana 91


4030 4-20 mA 93.14031 4-20 mA

93.1Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4032 4-20 mA93.1

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4033 4-20 mA93.1

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4034 4-20 mA93.1

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4035 4-20 mA93.1

Enable OFFON

OFF

4036 4-20 mA93.1


4040 4-20 mA 93.24041 4-20 mA

93.2Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4042 4-20 mA93.2

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4043 4-20 mA93.2

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4044 4-20 mA93.2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4045 4-20 mA93.2

Enable OFFON

OFF

4046 4-20 mA93.2



ana 93Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.



4052 W. failana 93

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used




Factorysetting


4053 W. failana 93

Enable OFFON

OFF

4054 W. failana 93


4060 4-20 mA 95.14061 4-20 mA

95.1Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4062 4-20 mA95.1

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4063 4-20 mA95.1

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4064 4-20 mA95.1

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4065 4-20 mA95.1

Enable OFFON

OFF

4066 4-20 mA95.1


4070 4-20 mA 95.24071 4-20 mA

95.2Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4072 4-20 mA95.2

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4073 4-20 mA95.2

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4074 4-20 mA95.2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4075 4-20 mA95.2

Enable OFFON

OFF

4076 4-20 mA95.2



ana 95Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.



4082 W. failana 95

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used




Factorysetting


4083 W. failana 95

Enable OFFON

OFF

4084 W. failana 95

Fail class F1F8 Warning

4090 4-20 mA 97.14091 4-20 mA

97.1Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4092 4-20 mA97.1

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4093 4-20 mA97.1

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4094 4-20 mA97.1

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4095 4-20 mA97.1

Enable OFFON

OFF

4096 4-20 mA97.1


4100 4-20 mA 97.24101 4-20 mA

97.2Setpoint 4 mA


4 x 4-20 mA in-puts


4102 4-20 mA97.2

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4103 4-20 mA97.2

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4104 4-20 mA97.2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4105 4-20 mA97.2

Enable OFFON

OFF

4106 4-20 mA97.2



ana 97Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.



4112 W. failana 97

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used




Factorysetting


4113 W. failana 97

Enable OFFON

OFF

4114 W. failana 97




2.6.2 Analogue input setup (option M15.8)No. Setting Min.

Max.Factorysetting


4800 4-20 mA 127.14801 4-20 mA

127.1Setpoint 4 mA

20 mA10 mA Option:

4 x 4-20 mA in-puts (M15.8)

Configurable ana-logue input.

4802 4-20 mA127.1

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4803 4-20 mA127.1

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4804 4-20 mA127.1

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4805 4-20 mA127.1

Enable OFFON

OFF

4806 4-20 mA127.1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

4810 4-20 mA 127.24811 4-20 mA

127.2Setpoint 4 mA

20 mA10 mA Option:

4 x 4-20 mA in-puts (M15.8)


4812 4-20 mA127.2

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4813 4-20 mA127.2

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4814 4-20 mA127.2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4815 4-20 mA127.2

Enable OFFON

OFF

4816 4-20 mA127.2

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

4820 wire fail 4-20 mA 1274821 W. fail

ana 127Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used Option:4 x 4-20 mA in-puts (M15.8)

The wire fault will de-tect if the currentdrops below 2 mA orexceeds 22 mA. Inboth cases the alarmwill be activated.

4822 W. failana 127

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4823 W. failana 127

Enable OFFON

OFF




Factorysetting


4824 W. failana 127

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

4830 4-20 mA 129.14831 4-20 mA

129.1Setpoint 4 mA

20 mA10 mA Option:

4 x 4-20 mA in-puts (M15.8)


4832 4-20 mA129.1

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4833 4-20 mA129.1

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4834 4-20 mA129.1

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4835 4-20 mA129.1

Enable OFFON

OFF

4836 4-20 mA129.1

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

4840 4-20 mA 1294841 4-20 mA

129Setpoint 4 mA

20 mA10 mA Option:

4 x 4-20 mA in-puts (M15.8)


4842 4-20 mA129

Timer 0.0 s600.0 s

120.0 s

4843 4-20 mA129

Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4844 4-20 mA129

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used

4845 4-20 mA129

Enable OFFON

OFF

4846 4-20 mA129

Failclass

F1F8 Warning(F2)

4850 Wire fail 4-20 mA 129.24851 W. fail

ana 129Relayoutput A

Not usedOption-dep.

Not used Option:4 x 4-20 mA in-puts (M15.8)

The wire fault will de-tect if the currentdrops below 2 mA orexceeds 22 mA. Inboth cases the alarmwill be activated.

4852 W. failana 12

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