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SATEC C192PF8-RPR User Manual

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Chapter 4 Setup Menus

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Code Parameter

Unit

Range

A. Lo.C3

Low current L3

A

0 to Imax

Average Values on any Phase

A. Hi. U

High voltage

V

0 to Vmax

A. Hi. LU

High L-L voltage

V

0 to Vmax

A. Lo. U

Low voltage

V

0 to Vmax

A. Lo. LU

Low L-L voltage

V

0 to Vmax

A. Hi. C

High current

A

0 to Imax

A. Lo. C

Low current

A

0 to Imax

Average Total Values

A. Hi.P.i

High total kW import (positive)

kW

0 to Pmax

A. Hi.P.E

High total kW export (negative)

kW

0 to Pmax

A. Hi.q.i

High total kvar import (positive)

kvar

0 to Pmax

A. Hi.q.E

High total kvar export (negative)

kvar

0 to Pmax

A. Hi. S

High total kVA

kVA

0 to Pmax

A. PF.LG

Low total PF Lag

0 to 1.000

A. PF.Ld

Low total PF Lead

0 to 1.000

Average Auxiliary Measurements

Ar neU.C

High neutral current

A

0 to Imax

Ar Hi.Fr

High frequency

Hz

0 to 100.00

Ar Lo.Fr

Low frequency

Hz

0 to 100.00

Present Demands

Hi d.U1

High volt demand L1

V

0 to Vmax

Hi d.U2

High volt demand L2

V

0 to Vmax

Hi d.U3

High volt demand L3

V

0 to Vmax

Hi d.C1

High ampere demand L1

A

0 to Imax

Hi d.C2

High ampere demand L2

A

0 to Imax

Hi d.C3

High ampere demand L3

A

0 to Imax

Hi d.P

High block interval kW demand

kW

0 to Pmax

Hi d.S

High block interval kVA demand

kVA

0 to Pmax

Hi Sd.P

High sliding window kW demand

kW

0 to Pmax

Hi Sd.S

High sliding window kVA demand

kVA

0 to Pmax

Hi Ad.P

High accumulated kW demand

kW

0 to Pmax

Hi Ad.S

High accumulated kVA demand

kVA

0 to Pmax

Hi Pd.P

High predicted sliding window kW demand kW

0 to Pmax

Hi Pd.S

High predicted sliding window kVA demand kVA

0 to Pmax

For parameter limits, see notes to Table 4-4.

The setpoint is operated when the actual phase sequence does not match the indicated

normal phase rotation.

The actual frequency range is 45.00 - 65.00 Hz.
When the 4LN3 or 3LN3 wiring mode is selected, the voltages will be line-to-neutral; for

any other wiring mode, they will be line-to-line voltages.

The Device Fault trigger is active when the self-diagnostics test detects a critical

(unrecoverable) error. This could happen when a corrupted configuration setup or
incompatible setup setting is detected. In this event, the device will reset the corrupted
setup to default. The trigger is cleared when the setup is rewritten or device diagnostics
is cleared either through the Status Information Menu (see Section 7.1), or through
communications. When a non-critical error is detected, the device will only set a
corresponding fault bit in the self-check diagnostics register and restart operations.