Basler Electric BE1-79M - Manual (Page 60)

5-6 BE1-79M Tests and Adjustments 9170100990 Rev N
Reclosing Event Memory (REM)
Data Retrieval
The following procedure is an example of retrieving data from the Reclosing Event Memory.
STEP 1.
Remove the relay from service.
STEP 2. Position the NORMAL/TEST switch (on logic board) to TEST.
STEP 3. Position RESET thumbwheels to 00.
STEP 4. Adjust RECLOSE TIME 3 LSD thumbwheel to the desired type of event data to be retrieved.
(Refer to Table 3-4).
STEP 5. Verify that the appropriate STATUS LEDs light. The correlation between the STATUS LEDs
and the RECLOSE TIME 3 (LSD) verify proper memory addressing.
STEP 6. Position RECLOSE TIME 1 thumbwheels to 000.
STEP 7. Observe STATUS 3 LED and RESET LED. These two LEDs guide the operator as to wheth-
er the RECLOSE TIME 1 thumbwheel number is less than or greater than the actual number
of events stored in memory.
STEP 8. Begin with MSD of RECLOSE TIME l and increase setting until RESET LED lights, and
STATUS LED goes out. Setting is now greater than event count in memory. Decrease setting
one number.
STEP 9. Increase the setting on RECLOSE TIME 1, 2nd MSD, until RESET LED lights, and then
decrease the setting one number.
STEP 10. Increase the setting on RECLOSE TIME 1, LSD, until the STATUS LED 3 and RESET LED
light. The number shown on RECLOSE TIME 1 setting equals the number of events record-
ed.
Data Retention
To retain the data that is stored in memory and resume the event count, proceed as follows:
STEP 1.
Position the NORMAL/TEST switch (on the logic board) to NORMAL.
STEP 2. Return all front panel controls to their normal service positions.
STEP 3. Return relay to service. Relay will resume normal operation and the event count from that
point.
Clearing Stored Data
To clear the old data from memory before returning the relay to normal service, proceed as follows:
STEP 1.
Toggle RESET lever once. This action clears memory. Memory clear can be verified by
keeping RECLOSE TIME l at 000, and by rotating the LSD of RECLOSE TIME 3 from 0
through 5. The STATUS 3 and RESET LEDs should light at each setting.
STEP 2. Position the NORMAL/TEST switch (on the logic board) to NORMAL.
STEP 3. Return all front panel controls to their normal service position.
STEP 4. Return the relay to service. The relay will resume normal operation and begin a new count of
events.