D1 timing option – Basler Electric BE1-59NC User Manual

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D1 Timing Option

Step 1. With reference to Figure 5-2, set PS1 for the value shown in Table 5-1, input option (column 1)

and for the specific pickup voltage (column 2, Volts Pickup 50/60 Hz). Example: input option 1,
PS1 set to 10 volts, at 0

°.

Table 5-1. Inverse Time Overvoltage Levels and Delays for Input Options

Input Option

(Style NO.

2

nd

Digit)

Volts

Pickup

50/60 Hz

PS1

50/60 Hz

Volts @

°

PS2

50/60 Hz

Volts @

°

Volts

Over

Pickup

TIME DIAL

11

(Sec.)

33

(Sec.)

55

(Sec.)

88

(Sec.)

1

10

5 @ 0

°

13 @ 0

°

8

0.612

1.545

2.478

3.876

2

30

15 @ 0

°

23 @ 0

°

8

0.582

1.534

2.487

3.916

3

21

10.5 @ 0

° 26.5 @ 0°

16

0.612

1.545

2.478

3.876

4

60

30 @ 0

°

46 @ 0

°

16

0.582

1.534

2.487

3.916

5

10

5 @ 0

°

13 @ 0

°

8

0.612

1.545

2.478

3.876

6

30

15 @ 0

°

23 @ 0

°

8

0.582

1.534

2.487

3.916

7

21

10.5 @ 0

° 26.5 @ 0°

16

0.612

1.545

2.478

3.876

8

60

30 @ 0

°

46 @ 0

°

16

0.582

1.534

2.487

3.916

Step 2. Adjust the OVERVOLTAGE 1 PICKUP adjust potentiometer R63 so the OVERVOLTAGE 1

PICKUP LED just illuminates.

Step 3. Adjust PS1 and PS2 for the voltage levels and phase angles based on input options as shown

in Table 5-1 (columns 3 and 4).

Step 4. Set the OVERVOLTAGE 1 TIME DIAL to 11.

Step 5. Reset the timer. Turn on PS1. While monitoring the output terminals indicated in Figure 5-1 for

OVERVOLTAGE 1, initiate PS2 and record the time delay. Verify that the time is within 5.0% or
25 milliseconds (whichever is greater) of the time shown in Table 5-1.

Step 6. Remove PS1 and PS2 voltage.

Step 7. Set the OVERVOLTAGE 1 TIME DIAL to 33.

Step 8. Reset the timer. Turn on PS1. While monitoring the output terminals indicated in Figure 5-1 for

OVERVOLTAGE 1, initiate PS2 and record the time delay. Verify that the time is within 5.0% or
25 milliseconds (whichever is greater) of the time shown in Table 5-1.

Step 9. Remove PS1 and PS2 voltage.

Step 10. Set the OVERVOLTAGE 1 TIME DIAL to 88.

Step 11. Reset the timer. Turn on PS1. While monitoring the output terminals indicated in Figure 5-1 for

OVERVOLTAGE 1, initiate PS2 and record the time delay. Verify that the time is within 5.0% or
25 milliseconds (whichever is greater) of the time shown in Table 5-1.

Step 12. Remove PS1 and PS2 voltage.

Step 13. Adjust the voltage source to equal the desired overvoltage pickup level for OVERVOLTAGE 2.

NOTE

In the following inverse time tests, voltage is stepped from one-half of pickup to a
voltage that is higher (by value in column for Volts Over Pickup, Table 5-1) than
the pickup.

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BE1-59NC Testing

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