ABB SPAC 536 C User Manual page 154

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Data
Remotely set percentage for the
set start current of stage Iϕ>
Remotely set percentage of the
set operate time of stage Iϕ>
Remotely set percentage of the
set start current of stage Iϕ>>
Remotely set percentage of the
set operate time of stage Iϕ>>
Remotely set checksum of
switchgroup SG1
Remotely set start current of stage Iϕ>
Remotely set operate time of stage Iϕ>
Remotely set start current of stage Iϕ>>
Remotely set operate time of stage Iϕ>>
Remotely set checksum of
switchgroup SG1
Maximum recorded value of the
neutral current Iϕ (sign ±)
Maximum recorded value of the
residual voltage U
0
Number of starts of stage U
Number of starts of stage Iϕ>
Number of starts of stage Iϕ>>
Duration of the latest start event
of stage Iϕ>
Duration of the latest start event
of stage Iϕ>>
Max. recorded value I
0
Resetting of output relays and
operation indicators
Resetting of output relays and
operation indicators and erasing
of recorded data
Remote control of setting values
Event mask word
Self-reset or manual reset mode of
operation of the LED indicators (SG2)
Programming push-buttons (SG3)
Opening of password for the
remote setting procedure
Changing or closing of password
for the remote setting procedure
Code
S21
S22
S23
S24
S25
S31
S32
S33
S34
S35
V1
V2
V3
0
V4
V5
V6
V7
V8
V101
V102
V150
V155
V156
V157
V160
V161
Data Values
direct.
R, W 0...999%
R, W 0...999%
R, W 0...999%
R, W 0...999%
R, W 0...255
R 1...10% x I
n
R 0.1...10 s
±1...40% x I
R
n
±999 = ∞
R 0.1...1 s
R 0...255
±0...100% x I
R
n
±999, if Iϕ > 100% x I
R 0...25% x U
n
999, if U > 25% x U
0
R 0...255
R 0...255
R 0...255
R 0...100%
R 0...100%
R 0...100% x I
n
999, if I > 100% x I
0
W 1 = output relays and oper-
ation indicators are reset
W 1 = output relays and oper-
ation indicators are reset
and registers (codes
V1...V8) are erased
R, W 0 = setting knobs settings
S11...S15 activated
1 = remote settings S31...S35
activated
R, W 0...255, see chapter
"Event codes"
R,W 0...15, see chapter
"Selector switches"
R, W 0...7, see chapter
"Selector switches"
W 1...999
W 0...999
n
n
,
n