Lockout timer setting command, Rs contact setting command, Alarm output command – Basler Electric BE1-79A User Manual

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BE1-79A Communication Commands

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SP-79ALO Command

Lockout Timer Setting Command

Purpose:

Read or change the lockout timer settings.

Syntax:

SP-79ALO[=<lockout time delay>,<final reset time delay>]

Comments: lockout time delay: adjustable from 0 to 300 seconds in 0.1 second increments. A lockout

time delay setting of zero will cause an instantaneous lockout when the breaker opens. A

lockout time delay setting that is shorter than a reclose time delay setting will take priority

and drive the relay to lockout.

Final reset time delay: adjustable from 0 to 300 seconds in 0.1 second increments. A final

reset time delay that is equal to zero or is less than the lockout time delay setting will give

an immediate reset following lockout and a manual reclose. See Table 4-1 for setting

defaults.

Table 4-1. Internal Default Settings

Command

Default

SP-79A1

0.0,0.0

SP-79A2

0.0,0.0

SP-79A3

0.0,0.0

SP-79A4

0.0,0.0

SP-79ALO

0.0,15.0

SP-79ARS

E,1.5,15.0

SP-ALM

2

SP-79ARS Command

RS Contact Setting Command

Purpose:

Read or change the RS contact settings.

Syntax:

SP-79ARS[=<mode>,<apply time>,<remove time>]

Comments: mode: the state of the RS coil and contact, which can be D or E for the coil status.

D: de-energized RS coil. Second NO contact when terminals 5 and 6 are de-energized.

E: energized RS coil. Second NC contact when terminals 5 and 6 are energized.

apply time: time from the start of the reclose cycle until the RS contact is applied. The apply

time is adjustable from 0 to 300 seconds in 0.1 second increments.

remove time: time from the start of the reclose cycle until the RS contact is removed. The

remove time is adjustable from 0 to 300 seconds in 0.1 second increments. See Table 4-1

for setting defaults.

Refer to Appendix A for SP-79ARS command examples.

SP-ALM Command

Alarm Output Command

Purpose:

Read or change the Lockout/Relay Fail output setting.

Syntax:

SP-ALM[=<mode>]

Comments: mode: selects the operating mode of the alarm output, which can be 1 or 2.

1 selects Relay Fail

2 selects Relay Fail and Lockout (default setting)

RG-VER Command

Relay Information Command

Purpose:

Read information about relay hardware/firmware configuration

Syntax:

RG-VER

Comments: Transmitting the RG-VER command will cause the relay to respond with the relay model

number and the firmware version and date.

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