Instructional Booklet
Instruction Manual for the Eaton
Effective: June 2007 | Page 7 |
SECTION 4: PROGRAMMING
4.1 Introduction
The
The TDNE jumper enables the
TDNE is a time delay that starts timing when the Generator source becomes available either after the Utility becomes unavailable or after the Go To Generator input is activated. The 50 second set- ting may be used to allow for a longer
The FREQ jumper enables the
Figure 2. RTC-50 Programming Jumpers.
Table 2 is a summary of the Fixed and
Table 2. Fixed and Jumper-Selectable Settings
DESCRIPTION | RANGE | FACTORY DEFAULT | FIXED/JUMPER |
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Time Delay Normal to Emergency | 20 or 50 seconds | 20 seconds | |
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Time Delay Emergency to Normal | 10 seconds | 10 seconds | Fixed setting |
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Time Delay Emergency Fail Timer | 6 seconds | 6 seconds | Fixed setting |
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Nominal Frequency | 50 or 60 Hz | 60 Hz | |
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Nominal Voltage | 240 Vac | 240 Vac | Fixed setting |
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Utility Undervoltage Dropout | 70% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | 70% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | Fixed setting |
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Generator Undervoltage Dropout | 70% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | 70% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | Fixed setting |
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Utility Undervoltage Pickup | 80% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | 80% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | Fixed setting |
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Generator Undervoltage Pickup | 80% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | 80% of 240 Vac Nominal Voltage | Fixed setting |
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