Operation
26
The Output/Load status screen displays the following real-time data:
• Output AC Volts AB, BC, CA
• Output AC Volts AN, BN, CN
• Output Current A, B, C
• Output kVA, kW, A, B, C
• Output Frequency
• % rated kVA and kW
• Overload Condition (with timer in seconds)
5. SYSTEM STATUS. When the SYSTEM STATUS box on the Mimic Display Screen (Figure 14)
shows a flashing FAULTS AND ALARMS message, highlight it and press SELECT. This displays
information about faults and alarms. Fault messages are displayed in reverse video (highlighted -
light on dark) while alarm messages are displayed in regular video (dark on light). Alarm messages
activate the audible alarm until the ALARM SILENCE button is pressed. To clear a latching
alarm, you must also press the ALARM RESET button after the alarm condition is corrected.
Faults and AlarmsThe Npower is designed to alert the Operator to system conditions that warrant careful monitoring
and/or corrective action. A fault is an undesirable system condition that can cause further damage to
the system or potentially drop the load if not acted upon. An alarm indicates an abnormal system con-
dition significant enough to warrant being annunciated and logged. During normal operation no
alarm messages should be present.
Figure 19 Active faults and alarms screen
If input power is lost, the following screen will be displayed:
Figure 20 Active faults and alarms, loss of power
NOTE
There are 45 different fault messages and 95 different alarm messages. For a complete list refer
to 3.4.1 - Faults and 3.4.2 - Alarms.
ACTIVE FAULTS AND ALARMS