Table 2-f: lvd drive terminals – GE Industrial Solutions Galaxy Vector Controller GCM3 User Manual

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Galaxy Vector Controller GCM2, GCM3

Issue 4 January 2008

Product Description 2 - 9

LVD1, LVD2, LVD3: Form C relay contact outputs for LVD
contactor control. These terminals are connected to BJN
contactor drive boards. LVD1 and LVD2 contacts are rated for
2 amps. LVD3 is not available in GCM controller applications.
Table 2-F shows relay state information.

Table 2-F: LVD Drive Terminals

Terminal

Contactor Relay

O

C

R

LVD1

K1

Normally open
contact

Normally closed
contact

Return (common)

LVD2

K2

LVD3

K3

Office alarm relay outputs: All alarm output relays are isolated
Form C or transfer type contacts, consisting of normally open
(NO) and normally closed (NC) contacts, with a common return
(RTN) contact. The de-energized state of these relays is the
alarm state. An alarm condition results in a closure of the
normally closed contact to the return contact, and an open
between the normally open and return contacts. Individual relay
pin descriptions are shown in Table 2-G.

Table 2-G: BLJ3 Office Alarm Relay Output Terminals

Terminal

Alarm

Relay

Alarm Description

C

O

R

PMN

K4

Power Minor

Normally open
contacts.

Closed to R
when alarm
condition exists.

Normally
closed contacts.

Open to R when
alarm condition
exists.

Return
(common)

MJF

K5

Major Fuse

BD

K6

Battery on Discharge

ACF

K7

Single AC Fail

HV/2ACF/VLV*

K8

High Voltage /
Multiple AC Fail /
Very Low Voltage

PMJ

K9

Power Major

* Relay assignment is determined by the settings of S1.2 and S1.5:

HV alarm

S1.2-0, S1.5=0

2ACF alarm S1.2=1, S1.5=0

VLV alarm

S1.2=0, S1.5=1

Setting both switches to 1 results in activating HV. The S1.2 setting is only read during GCM power up.

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