Operating Instructions SYN 5201/SYN 5202
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8.2.4 First power-up
Interrupt paralleling circuit(s): Bring the machine circuit breaker or circuit breaker to Test
position, draw out the carriage, pull command relay or unplug paralleling command
connector -X6 on the rear of the device.
Switch on auxiliary voltage: The yellow BLOCKED LED lights up. The standard display
appears on the LCD.
If voltage has already been applied to the device, at least one parameter setting saved
and then set to READY, instead of the yellow LED, the green READY LED lights up. In
this case, in order to carry out commissioning work the device must be brought into
BLOCKED status (see operating instructions).
8.2.5 Connection of PC / SynView
The point-to-point connection of the PC with the SYNCHROTACT 5 has to be carried
out according to section 7.2.1.
8.2.6 Time synchronization
If SynView is used, the PC system time should always first be transmitted to the
SYNCHORTACT device. Naturally, the PC system time must correspond with the local
time for this purpose.
If time synchronization is being used, the corresponding electrical connections should be
checked, and then a function check carried out:
Relative synchronization: adjust pulse interval smaller than one second (e.g. 0.5 s). If
the pulse generation functions, the clock in SYNCHROTACT 5 – device runs faster now.
Check whether the date and timestamp of the events within the event buffer run now
faster.
Absolute synchronization: before connecting the clock, the date and time in the event
logger must be read. These values should not correspond with that of the clock; if so,
they should be set to a different value using the PC and SynView. After the clock is
connected, the date and time from the clock are taken over by the SYNCHROTACT 5.
Compare results in the event logger.
The data read from the event logger by SynView are displayed in chronological order. If
the time (or the date) is reset, an event may possibly appear further up in the list, even
though it occurred last.
In order to make sure that a new event takes place, the device can, for example, be
temporarily switched from BLOCKED to READY and back again to BLOCKED.
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