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ESCAPE Button | Pressing the ESCAPE button while in line mode jumps the display up one level, from line to subgroup. |
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MESSAGE | Pressing the MESSAGE UP or MESSAGE DOWN button scrolls the display through individual lines of |
UP/DOWN | the current subgroup within the current page, showing the available values listed below. |
Buttons |
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Panel Display | The SR750/SR760 Faceplate wizard displays LEDs which are animated to match the LEDs at the actual |
Lights | device. |
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Table 20. SR750/SR760 Faceplate animation functions.
The Wizard displays the following Pages, Subgroups and Lines shown in Chapter 5,
Actual Values, of the SR750/SR760 Instruction Manual.
Page 1: STATUS | Feeder Status | A single text value is displayed, indicating whether or not |
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| an alarm condition exists. This text is not continuously |
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Page 2: METERING | Current |
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| Voltage |
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| Power | Power Factor is not continuously updated. |
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| Frequency |
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| Energy Use |
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Page 5: PRODUCT INFORMATION | Revision Codes | Values are not continuously updated. |
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| Calibration | Dates are not continuously updated. |
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| The subgroups listed below are displayed by the device but are not implemented in | ||
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Page 1:STATUS | Clock |
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| Last Trip Data |
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| Fault Locations |
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| Hardware Inputs |
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Page 2: METERING | Current | All values supported except Current Phase Angles. |
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| Voltage | All values supported except Voltage Phase Angles and |
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| Synchronizing Voltages. |
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| Demand |
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| Energy | All values supported except Watthour Costs and Last |
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| Reset Date. |
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| Analog Input |
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Page 3: MAINTENANCE | Trip Counters |
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| Arcing Current |
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Page 4: EVENT RECORDER | Event 01, Event 02,… |
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| Last Reset Date |
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