CIRCUTOR CIRLAMP Series User Manual

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4�6�3�1�4� Alarms

Read access user: Cannot access the Alarms screen.

On this screen,

Figure 21

, you can view and configure the node alarms.

Figure 21:Alarm screen�

Status alarms:

Each

CirLAMP node has the following alarms:

Detection of burnt out lamp (alBroken)

Each

CirLAMP node detects the anomalous operation of each light. If the lamp is burnt

out the node detects this and generates an alarm.

Open capacitor detection and alert (alCapacity)

A malfunction or anomalous operation may be due to a deteriorated PFC capacitor. This

causes high consumption of inductive reactive power, which is detected after it has re-

mained active for 1 hour.

Blinking lamp detection and alert (alIntermi)

Depending on the type of lamp, once it has reached the end of its useful life, it does not

switch off but starts to switch on intermittently, the

CirLAMP detects this anomalous

situation and activates the

alIntermi alarm if the lamp switches off more than a program-

mable number of times over a period of 2 hours.

Value

1 in the alarm status column indicates that the alarm is activated.

Configuration alarms:

The configuration parameters for the alarm are:

powerLamp, lamp power in W.

timeAlarm, alarm detection time.

percentageAlarm, value of the percentage of power under which the alarm will be

activated.

factorPower, node power factor value.

blinkTime, bulb blinking time to activate the alIntermi alarm.

blinkTimes, number of bulb blinks to activate the alIntermi alarm.

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