InteliMains
NT
, SW version 3.0
InteliMains-NT-BTB-3.0-Reference Guide.pdf, ©ComAp – June 2013
FUNCTION NAME
(ALPHABETICAL
ORDER)
RELATED SETPOINTS, INPUTS AND
OUTPUTS
Circuit Breaker
control
AA
Circuit Breaker control depends on many
various parameters. Please refer to a
separate chapter.
BTB CLOSE/OPEN
BTB ON COIL
BTB OFF COIL
BTB UV COIL
BTB STATUS
Circuit breaker
feedback
sensing
AA
Lear more about circuit breaker feedback
sensing in a separate chapter.
Communication
log in controller
history
It is possible to log communication
events into the controller history (e.g.
opened new communication,
communication closed etc.).
Controller
modes of
operation
AA
Controller can be switched to several
modes of operation. It is possible to
switch modes using buttons on terminal,
using buttons in InteliMonitor, changing
of a setpoint or activation of binary inputs
for remote change of the mode of
operation. For more information on
modes of operation please refer to a
separate chapter.
ControllerMode
REMOTE OFF
REMOTE MAN
REMOTE AUT
OFF MODE
MAN MODE
AUT MODE
It is possible to use redundant controller
which is in monitoring mode only unless
the primary controller fails. This is a
complex function and it is described in a
separate chapter.
Watched Contr
CTRLHEARTBEAT
CTRLHBEAT FD
EMERG. MANUAL
CTRLHBEAT SENS
Detection of
communication
error of
peripheral
modules
Controller detects any problems in
communication with extension modules
(it is possible to adjust corresponding
level of protection in GenConfig) and
issues alarm based on it.
Detection of
empty CAN bus
This function can be used to detect failed
communication via CAN2 bus. If no other
controllers are found on CAN2 bus,
alarm is issued.
Disable Circuit
breaker
function
It is possible to disable one or both
breakers via InteliMains. Disabled circuit
breaker opens (if previously closed) and
InteliMains keeps it open under any
conditions.
Evaluation of
CAN2
communication
collision
Controller automatically detects possible
collisions on CAN2 bus (e.g. same
shared binary outputs are broadcasted
by two controllers on one CAN bus).