Rockwell Automation 1503VC IntelliVAC Plus Contactor Control Module User Manual

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Description of Features 4-27

1503-UM054C-EN-P – June 2013

This is a Fault condition and the IntelliVAC Plus will not respond to

other commands until this condition is restored to normal. Check the

condition of the contactor or the status of the Contactor Auxiliary

Input.

This indicates that the Basic module within the IntelliVAC Plus unit

has a fault due to a power up condition occurring with the contactor

in a Closed position and the status of the contactor being controlled

is in a Closed condition.

The Module status LED is flashing Red with 2 consecutive red

flashes followed by a pause to indicate a module with fault level

problem and the Module status relay is open to prevent externally

connected circuits from functioning.

The Contactor status LED is Yellow to indicate that the contactor is

in a Closed condition and the Contactor status relay is closed to

reflect the status of the contactor thus allowing externally connected

circuits to function.

This condition is valid for Electrically Held contactors only.

Contactor Fails to Pick Up

This is a Warning condition and the status of the contactor coil or

Contactor Auxiliary Input should be checked.

This indicates that the Basic module within the IntelliVAC Plus unit

has a warning due to the contactor failing to pick up after being

given a Close or Jog command and the status of the contactor being

controlled is in an Open or Closed condition (dependant on the status

of the contactor).

The Module status LED is flashing Yellow followed by 1

consecutive red flash followed by a pause, to indicate a module that

has failed to pick up the contactor and the Module status relay is

closed to allow externally connected circuits to function.

The Contactor status LED is Yellow or off to indicate that the

contactor is in a Closed or Open condition and the Contactor status

relay is Closed or Open to reflect the status of the contactor thus

allowing or preventing externally connected circuits to function.

This condition is valid for both Electrically Held and Mechanically

Latched contactors.

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