Ct test pushbutton, Circuit board controls, Intentional delay jumper – Basler Electric BE1-87B User Manual

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NOTE

The Trip Test pushbutton is functional only when operating power is applied to
the relay.

CT Test Pushbutton

This pushbutton control is used in conjunction with the optional Basler CT Diagnostic Test Source (P/N
9282300014) to verify the health of the CT input circuit. The condition of the CT input circuit is tested by
depressing the CT Test Pushbutton for one minute or until the CT OV LED lights. A healthy CT input
circuit is indicated by a lit CT OV LED and closed Alarm output contacts. A shorted CT input circuit is
indicated by the CT OV LED remaining off and the Alarm output contacts remaining open.

It may take up to one minute for the alarm to annunciate if the applied CT voltage is only slightly above
the alarm voltage. Applying a higher CT voltage will cause the alarm to annunciate sooner.

Details about CT input circuit testing are provided in the CT Test sub-section of Section 5, Testing.

Circuit Board Controls

The BE1-87B relay has one circuit board control, the Intentional Delay Jumper. The jumper’s location is
illustrated in Figure 3-3 and its function is described in the following paragraphs.

Figure 3-3. Intentional Delay Jumper Location

Intentional Delay Jumper

A user-settable jumper is located on the Control circuit board and is used to select either no intentional
delay (jumper position 1 to 2), or a 20-millisecond delay

∗ (jumper position 2 to 3) added to the trip

response time. For applications having a tap within the zone of protection that is protected by a high-
speed fuse, the 20 millisecond intentional delay

∗ is intended to prevent tripping the bus for a fault on the

fused tap. The current detector circuit reset time is approximately 1 millisecond so that the ac and dc
components of the differential current, as reproduced at the CT secondary, must drop below pickup in
less than 19 milliseconds. A secondary error may occur due to the fast dropout of the primary current
when the fuse operates.
∗ Actual intentional time delay is a function of pickup current. For currents exceeding twice the pickup
setting, intentional time delay is 20 milliseconds. For currents less than twice the pickup setting,
intentional time delay is 25 milliseconds.

U1

1

UC1

AGND

SW2

SW1

W1

1

CRC1

CRC2

CRC6

CR1

CRC1

8

CRB18

CRA

1

8

AR1

C3

+

C2

+

U4

U1

C3

4

CC1

5

RC2

2

CC24

RC18

RA18

RB18

R7

R4

U5

U3

U2

DSB1

DSA1

DSC1

SW5

R24

R2

7

Intentional Delay Jumper

D2853-14

01-03-03

Reset Switch

2

3

CONTROL

CIRCUIT BOARD

3-4

BE1-87B Human-Machine Interface

9282300990 Rev P

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