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Contents

1

Introduction

2

1.1

About this Manual

3

1.2

About the SAMMS-LV Device

3

 

1.2.1 The SAMMS-LV Device Models

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1.2.2

Advanced Protection for Low-Voltage

 

 

 

Motors

4

 

1.2.3

Overload Protection

5

 

1.2.4

Programming Control Circuits

5

 

1.2.5

Using the Standardized Control Panel ....

5

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Installing the SAMMS-LV Device

7

2.1

Receiving and Storing the SAMMS-LV Device ..

7

2.2

Where to Locate the Device

7

2.3

Mounting the Device

7

2.4

Connecting the Device

7

 

2.4.1

Wiring Guidelines

7

 

2.4.2

Grounding the Device

9

 

2.4.3

Connecting the Device to a Control Power

 

 

Source

9

 

2.4.4

Connecting Input and Output Devices to

 

 

 

the SAMMS-LV Device

9

 

2.4.5

Communications Connection

9

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Operating the SAMMS-LV Device

11

3.1

Password Protection

11

3.2

Using the Reset/Test Push Button

11

 

3.2.1 Performing a Lamp Test

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3.2.2 Performing an Overload Relay Test

11

3.3

Motor Control

11

3.4

Output Devices

12

3.5

Input Devices

12

3.6

Ladder Diagrams

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3.6.1 Library of Standard Ladder Diagrams ...

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3.6.2 Custom Ladder Diagrams

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3.7

Incomplete Sequence

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3.8

Intelligent Reduced-Voltage

 

 

Starting (SAMMS-LVX Only)

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3.9Ridethrough Upon Loss of Power

 

(SAMMS-LVX Only)

17

3.10

Overload Protection

17

3.11

Motor Ambient Temperature

17

3.12

Protection Curves and Overload

 

 

Classes

17

3.13

Ultimate Trip Level and Service Factor

22

3.14

Phase Unbalance

22

3.15

Dual Overload Protection (SAMMS-LVX Only) . 22

3.16

Jam Protection (SAMMS-LVX Only)

22

3.17

Loss of Load Protection/Warning

 

 

(SAMMS-LVX Only)

22

3.18

Process Current Warning (SAMMS-LVX Only) . 22

3.19

Stator Protection

23

3.20

Repetitive Starts

23

3.21

Start Inhibit

23

3.22

Cooling Time Constants

23

3.23

Normalized Temperature Rise for Class B and

 

 

Class F Insulation

23

3.24

Ground Fault Detection

23

3.25

Autoreset After a Trip (SAMMS-LVX Only)

24

3.26

Emergency Restarting

24

3.27

Using the Hand Held Communicator (HHC) ...

24

 

3.27.1The (F)unction Key

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3.27.2The LIST Key

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3.27.3UP and DOWN Keys

26

 

3.27.4Using the ENTER Key

26

3.28

Using the SAMMS-LV Device

 

 

Functions

29

 

3.28.1Program Mode/Passwords

29

 

3.28.2 SAMMS-LV Functions

31

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Troubleshooting the SAMMS-LV

 

 

Device

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Appendix A - Technical Specifications of the

 

SAMMS-LV Device

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Contents SAMMS-LV Qualified Person Contents Signal Words Field Service OperationQualified Person About this Manual Advanced Protection for Low-Voltage Motors SAMMS-LV Device ModelsUsing the Standardized Control Panel Overload ProtectionProgramming Control Circuits Light bars Change settings requires password Yes Remote inputsSAMMS-LV Model Outputs OneInstalling the SAMMS-LV Device Full voltage non-reversing connection diagram Grounding the Device SAMMS-LV device communications connections Performing an Overload Relay Test Password ProtectionUsing the Reset/Test Push Button Performing a Lamp TestInput Devices Output DevicesCustom Ladder Diagrams Ladder Diagrams Library of Standard Ladder DiagramsSAMMS-LVX Standard control circuits RVA Intelligent Reduced-Voltage Starting SAMMS-LVX Only Ridethrough Upon Loss of Power SAMMS-LVX OnlyMotor Ambient Temperature Incomplete SequenceODP motor thermal signature Operating the SAMMS-LV Operating the SAMMS-LV Device 10 Motor protection graph Jam Protection SAMMS-LVX Only Ultimate Trip Level and Service FactorPhase Unbalance Dual Overload Protection SAMMS-LVX OnlyStart Inhibit Ground Fault DetectionStator Protection Repetitive StartsEmergency Restarting Autoreset After a Trip SAMMS-LVX OnlyUsing the Hand Held Communicator HHC Size Pickup Current Default Pickup RangeFunction Number 5A CT primary current if used Full load current for OLR NoJam pickup current F24 Loss of load protection or warning UP and Down Keys Using the Enter KeyFunction Key List KeyCapability External trips Enable/disable phase unbalanceIflc is the value of Iflc for Select ground fault pick-up current Value 2A-5AStep Size Second Default Value Means warning200% 50% 4800 Using the SAMMS-LV Device Func TionsProgram Mode/Passwords Select jam pickup current 120-400% I FLC F24 Loss of Load13 Entering and changing passwords F2 Size for Overload Relay #1 F0 Ambient TemperatureSAMMS-LV Functions F1 Control Circuit Number and Incomplete Se- quence Status90A Overload Setting Step Default Relay Size Range 24.0A 36AF4 Full-Load Current for Overload Relay #1 45AF7 Overload Trip Class F6 Service FactorF8 Autoreset SAMMS-LVX Only F9 Phase Unbalance ProtectionF12 Ground Fault Protection or Warning F10 Display Time to RestartF11 Emergency Restarting F15 Display Current F12A Ground Fault Pickup CurrentF13 Set Programmable Timer #1 F14 Set Programmable Timer #2F19 Number of Motor Starts F21 Reset Motor DataF17 Current Unbalance F18 Display Total Elapsed Run Time of the MotorF24A Loss of Load Pickup Current SAMMS-LVX Only F25 Percentage of Motor Winding TemperatureF23A Jam Pickup Current SAMMS-LVX Only F24 Loss of Load Protection or Warning SAMMS-LVX OnlyF27 Address Troubleshooting Error Condition Troubleshooting Guide Error Condition Appendix a Technical Specifications Overload Specifications Statistical Data Dimensions Catalog Number SAM4 Switch # Function Position Samms Sensor, sizes 1C, 2A, 2B Page Siemens Energy Automation, Inc