Liebert LDM user manual Delete a Breaker

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Operation

5.5.14Delete a Breaker

Removing a breaker from the configuration is required after moving or removing circuit breakers in the panelboard. This step must be performed before adding a breaker in the same position.

To delete a breaker:

Run the Configuration program (see 5.5.1 - Starting the Configuration Program).

If needed, select the panel and breaker view with the breaker to be deleted:

In the Select Panel box, click on Panel A or Panel B.

In the Select View box, choose Panel Breakers if the breaker is installed inside the panel- board or Auxiliary Breakers if located outside the panelboard.

Right-click on the breaker position in the left pane. The selected breaker has a yellow outline.

In the pop-up menu, click Delete.

A confirmation message appears, as shown above. Select Yes to delete the breaker (or No to can- cel).

Repeat as needed to delete other breakers.

When finished, click Install to Unit to upload the changes to the Liebert LDM.

NOTE

The configuration changes will not be stored in the Liebert LDM until the Install to Unit button is clicked.

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Contents Liebert Distribution Monitoring LDM Page Table of Contents Tables Safety Instructions Following abbreviations are used in this manual Glossary of AbbreviationsProduct Overview Major Components Branch Circuit Monitoring Control Board BCBPart Number Description Phase CT Ground CT Neutral CT Panel Board Voltage-Current Board PbviCT matrix for the Liebert LDM Power Supply Assembly with EMI Filter Large Interface Board LIBBranch Circuit Monitoring Sensor Module BSM Installing a BSM CT Module Assembly InstallationConnecting Panelboards a and B Installing a Solid-Core Current Transformer Pin Wiring Connecting a Current Transformer to the Pbvi BoardConfiguration 1 Four Modules Connector P3 a Wiring configuration of large branch circuit breakersConnector P4 B CT Table for Pbvi BoardLB11 LB12 LB13 Connecting a Current Transformer to the LIB Board Four CTs Ground CT Three phases NeutralFirst Breaker Second Breaker CT Table for LIB Wiring configuration for LIBWiring configuration for LIB2 Parameters monitored for breakers OperationAlarm conditions and factory setpoints AlarmsLDM Setup Port Connection CommunicationModbus Connection Downloading the Software Using the Monitor ToolStarting the Monitor Tool COM port ConnectMonitor Menu Options Panel Status and Real-Time ClockMonitor menu options Monitor mode buttons Mode ButtonsMain Breaker Status Breaker StatusStarting the Configuration Program Using the Configuration ToolTo Connect via COM Port To Work in Offline Mode COM port Work OfflineOverview of main Configuration window Main Configuration Window OverviewLoad a Configuration File from Disk Install Configuration Changes in the UnitSave the Configuration File to Disk Select Panel to View Select Breakers to ViewPanel Breakers view Auxiliary Breakers view Edit the Liebert LDM Unit Properties Edit the Panel Properties or Set a PasswordParameter Description To make a change Edit the Breaker PropertiesAdding a Circuit Breaker Add or Delete a Circuit BreakerAdding a Subfeed Breaker Delete a Breaker Upgrading the Firmware Operation Progress Failed = Electrical SpecificationsTroubleshooting / Faqs Page Iti Ne tTi n That

LDM specifications

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