Relay Configuration
Each relay is mapped to a specific predetermined function; that is, fault, alarm, warning, caution, or horn.
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On the "Configure Relays" screen, select "Edit" for the function to configure. |
NOTE: The options for the configuration settings for alarms, warnings, cautions, and the horn are identical.
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The default setting for the internal fault relay is the energized state. To test the relay, do the following:
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In the relay configuration pop-up, select the "Name" field, and use the alphanumeric keyboard pop-up to enter a value. |
NOTE: Relay names can have eight characters.
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NOTE: The title in the pop-up header changes to show the assigned name.
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Select "Energized" or "De-energized" for the relay state. |
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Do the following to test the relay: |
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Make sure the equipment connected to the relay operates as expected. |
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Select "Save". The updated settings for the relays show on the "Configure Relays" screen. |
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Repeat Steps (1) through (5) for each relay to be configured. |
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When all relays have been configured, select "Next". |
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The "Initial Setup" screen shows a check mark beside the "Relay Configuration" step to indicate that it is complete. Select "Continue" to go to the output configuration setup. |
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