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AEG AC2000 N1 - Internal Setpoint Specification; Actual Value Output

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Switch-mode power supply AC2000 N1 / DC2000 N1 / AC3000 N1 / DC3000 N1 - Operating instructions
80001533 EFE en Page 35 of 41
6.3.4 Internal setpoint specification
If the internal setpoint is selected (factory setting), it is possible to
select one of 4 internal setpoints via terminals X12:1-4. To do this,
either X12:1 and X12:2 or X12:3 and X12:4 must be bridged (see table
below). Potentiometers R14, R15, R16 and R17 can then be used to
set the setpoints for trickle charging (default setting; all terminals open),
heavy charging, mains backup system and manual charging. The
procedure is to be carried out according to 6.2.5 for the respective
voltages, whereby the voltage must be selected via the terminals.
The output voltage monitors can only be set once and the same for all
voltage values.
The desired voltage setpoint is set using the following table:
Setpoint selection via terminal X12 and potentiometer assignment
X12:1 - X12:2 X12:3 - X12:4 Setpoint Potentiometer
Open Open Trickle charge R14
Trickle Charge
Bridged Bridged Charge R15
Batch
Bridged Open EPS / diode test R16
EPS/Test
Open Bridged Ext. Adjust R17
Ext. adjust
6.3.5 Actual value output
The actual values can be displayed via the connections
- X12:7 (actual voltage value) and X12:8 (actual ground value)
- X12:9 (actual current value) and X12:10 (actual ground value)
can be tapped.
A 0-20 mA signal is present as standard. When jumper X12:5 - X12-6
is closed, a 0-10 V signal is output (via an internal 500 Ω load).
A quiescent current or voltage offset is not possible.
Any external supply to the connections of the actual value output is not
permitted.
The actual value output is at the same potential as external on/off and
the setpoint switchover.
Information on scaling, tolerance and measuring range: see
section 4.

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