Eaton Cutler-Hammer Digitrip RMS 510 Instructions Manual page 4

AD
33-855-4
Page 3
10-8
Typical ATR 120 VAC Source lnput
and
Dry
Contact Alarm Output
Connections for Remote
Alarm
lndication
.............58
10-9
Typical Control Schematic Without
CC1
/ CC2 Modification ........................... 59
'10-10 Typical Control Schematic Without
CC1
/
CC2 Modification ........................... 59
10-11
CC1
/
CC2 Modification to
a
Typical Control Schematic
(Stored
Energy)
..............59
10-12
CC1
/ CC2 Modification to a
Typical Control Schematic (Solenoid)
......
59
12-1
Without Ground
30
3-Wire
(Lr, LS,
LSr)
.......
..............64
12-2 Wilh Ground, Without Neutral
Connection
3@
3-Wve
(LrG, LSG, LSrG)....................................... 64
'12-3 With Ground and With Neutral
Sensor
30 4-Wire (LlG, LSG, LSIG).........65
12-4 With Ground, With External Ground
Source
30 3-Wire or 4-Wire (LlG,
LSG,
LSGD
.....................65
1
2-5
Auxiliary CT Harness................................ 66
'1
2-6 Auxiliary CT Module Wiring ...................... 66
12-7 Digitrip RMS 510 Basic External
Harness
.......................... 67
12-8
Digitrip RMS 510 External Harness .........67
12-9
Digitrip RMS 610 External Harness ........'67
12-1
0
Digitrip RMS 810 &
91
0
External
Harness with CPT Adapter Harness ........ 68
12-11 Digitrip
RMS 810 & 910 External
Harness
.......................... 68
12-12 Digitrip RMS 510
Cell Harness ................69
12-13 Digitrip
RMS 610 Cell Harness
................69
12-14 Digitrip
RMS 810
&
910 Cell Harness
......
70
12-15
Digitrip RMS 810
& 910 Simplified
Cell
Harness.....
..............71
12-16 Digitrip RMS 810
&
910 PT
Module.........71
1
4-1
Time-Current Curves........ ................,....... 76
Tables
2-1
Digitrip Rating Plugs (50 and 60
Hz)
and Their Coordination with Sensor
Connections
....................... 9
2-2
Digitrip RMS Retrofit
Kit
Accessories .......'
10
8-1
Primary lnjection Testing Settings
and Expected Test Results ................-....... 36
8-2
Self-Testing of
the
Digitrip Trip
Unit Settings and Expected Test
Resu|ts.............
................40
8-3
DS Breaker
Secondary lnjection
Testing Settings and ExPected
Test
Results......
..-.............44
9-1
lnformation Available to Operator
While Breaker is in Service......................... 48
9-2
lnformation Available in the Event
of
a
Trip
...........................49
1
2-1 Power Flow Conventions ........................... 63
Fffeciive g/01
ElT.il