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same display their connectivity indicators (blue indicator) as permanently
illuminated, thereby indicating that they were detected and recognised by the
system. If this were not so, the unit would be flashing and would not be
recognised by the system.
Stby
indicator red, indicating that the unit is in a state of maximum protection. In this
state remain at power, before any alarm (thermal, communications, power supplies,
overhead, etc..) And at a reset.
Trip Ovd
yellow indicator, (only present in the unit Raptor-MS) indicates an overload on
the output, this can be due to various causes such as load value too high etc.. This
indicator will be deleted when activating power and in case of persistent overload it will
activate again.
Trip Th
yellow indicator, indicates thermal overload in the unit. While this indicator stays
On will not be possible to power up the output. When the unit returns to the proper
working temperature it will deactivate.
In Raptor-MS unit, there are two
the expansion panel. The first is general and indicates that the power is on, regardless of
the mode of generation selected. The one in the expansion panel indicates that the
auxiliary output is active.
In Raptor-SL unit, there are two but in this case indicate which of the two internal
transformers are active.
With the system stable, the identification window reports the detected system according to
the number of units comprised in the system (Raptor-C05, Raptor-C15, etc.).
The only part of the system that cannot be detected is the number of turns that form the
pass-through winding. Using the system detection window, you will have to enter the
number of pass-through turns with which you will work. If you do not yet know or are
going to work with the auxiliary output, validate the existing number. You can change it
later. Press the dial to accept.
With the system detected as stable, all the units comprised in the
OUT
red indicators, one on the main panel and one on
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