GE 239 Instruction Manual page 149

INDEX
239 MOTOR PROTECTION RELAY – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Index
Index
Numerics
239
pc interface
..................................................................................................... 6-69
A
A1 STATUS
........................................................................................................ 5-59
A2 METERING
................................................................................................... 5-63
A3 PRODUCT INFO
........................................................................................... 5-66
ACTUAL VALUES
A1 STATUS
........................................................................................................ 5-59
A2 METERING
................................................................................................... 5-63
A3 PRODUCT INFO
............................................................................................ 5-67
current
............................................................................................................. 5-64
general
............................................................................................................ 5-60
last trip data
.................................................................................................... 5-60
message organization
..................................................................................... 5-58
motor capacity
................................................................................................ 5-64
switch status
................................................................................................... 5-61
temperature
.................................................................................................... 5-65
viewing
............................................................................................................ 5-57
ACTUAL VALUES PAGE 1 – STATUS
ACTUAL VALUES PAGE 2 – METERING
ACTUAL VALUES PAGE 3 – PRODUCT INFO
ALARM ACTIVATION
......................................................................................... 4-25
ALARM OPERATION
......................................................................................... 4-25
ALARM RELAY
................................................................................................... 4-25
ALARMS
cause of alarm
................................................................................................. 5-60
serial communications failure
thermal capacity used
..................................................................................... 4-39
unbalance
........................................................................................................ 4-38
ANALOG OUTPUT
description
....................................................................................................... 2-26
range
............................................................................................................... 4-15
range assignment
............................................................................................ 2-27
setpoints
.......................................................................................................... 4-15
type
.................................................................................................................. 4-15
ANALOG OUTPUT RANGE
................................................................................ 4-15
ANALOG OUTPUT SIMULATION
ANALOG OUTPUT TEST
................................................................................. 7-104
ANALOG OUTPUT TYPE
................................................................................... 4-15
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................................... 1-6
AUTO RESET OVERLOAD TRIPS
AUXILIARY ACTIVATION
.................................................................................. 4-25
AUXILIARY FUNCTION
..................................................................................... 4-26
AUXILIARY OPERATION
................................................................................... 4-25
AUXILIARY RELAY
............................................................................................. 4-25
............................................................... 5-60
.......................................................... 5-63
.................................................. 5-66
......................................................................... 4-16
...................................................................... 4-53
...................................................................... 4-34
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