Crompton Controls M10 - Manual (Page 12)

10 Wiring Emotron AB 01-2550-01r3
5.1 Latched or un-latched alarm
Fig. 3 Wiring example for latched or un-latched alarm.
When using DC voltage, alternatively see Fig. 11, page 29.
If terminal 5 is not connected, see Fig. 3, the alarm is not automatically reset
when the machine load is normal again after an alarm situation. The alarm is
then latched; function "Latched alarm". The alarm can then be manually reset
by pressing both PAR and VAL buttons at the same time for 3 seconds. It is only
possible to reset an alarm if the power level is on the "right side" of the set alarm
level (depending on under- or overload monitoring).
If, however, terminal 5 is connected to an AC or DC signal the alarm will be
reset automatically (un-latched alarm). This is only possible if the power level is
on the "right side" of the set alarm level.
Un-Latched (Auto Reset)
when voltage supplied to
terminal 5 and 6.
Latched Alarm when
terminal 5 and 6 opened
(not connected).
R
E
S
E
T
5 6 7 8 5 6 7 8
MAX 240 VAC (alt. DC-) N (alt. DC+)
Unlatched
(Auto Reset)
Latched