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General| Category | Control Unit |
|---|---|
| Model | F6-PA-LS |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Enclosure Type | NEMA 1 |
| Operating Temperature | 50°C |
| Dimensions | 2.5 inches |
| Input Voltage | 120-277V AC |
General safety warnings and guidelines for operating the equipment safely.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION hazard statements used in the manual.
Overview of the manual, related documents, and applicable ANSI and Quality standards.
Procedures for accepting, inspecting, handling, and storing the control unit prior to installation.
Details on battery storage, charging, replacement, disposal, and control power requirements.
Provides a comprehensive overview of the control's functionalities and applications.
Details how text messages are displayed and accessed on the front panel LCD.
Explains the function and meaning of various status indicator LEDs on the front panel.
Describes the LCD display functionality and its role in control operation and status display.
Explains the function of the eight one-touch keys for accessing control and monitoring functions.
Describes how to navigate the LCD display using menu and function keys.
Describes LEDs indicating control power, lockout, and normal operation.
Describes LEDs indicating the recloser's open or closed position.
Explains LEDs indicating fault conditions, alarm status, and trip levels.
LEDs for operational modes and trip conditions like frequency/voltage.
Describes the operating panel and the RS-232 configuration data port.
Describes the function and operation of the TRIP pushbutton for lockout.
Details the function and operation of the CLOSE pushbutton for reclosing.
Explains the function of the Close Circuit Disable fuse for disabling closing operations.
Describes function keys for setting operational modes like Ground Trip Blocked and Non-Reclosing.
Explains function keys related to Loop Scheme operation, including LS Reset and Source Enable.
Describes the OPTION #1, #2, #3 keys for user-defined functions programmed via software.
Covers customer-programmable security codes and protection profile configurations.
Details various protection functions like Time Current Curves, Cold Load Pickup, and fault protection.
Describes the built-in thermostatically controlled heater for humidity control.
Explains metering capabilities and the event recorder's time-stamping function.
Details the recloser duty monitor and discrete SCADA communication features.
Introduces tools for time-current curve editing and waveform recording analysis.
Covers removable inserts, Idea Workbench, and frequency/voltage protection.
Details directional protection, data profiler, fault location, and sync check.
Explains manual close delay and other operational parameters.
Details communication ports, protocols, and Ethernet options for the control.
Information on firmware details and the accessible back panel connections.
Emphasizes the importance of programming all settings and profiles before energizing the control.
Lists compatible Kyle reclosers and discusses compatibility requirements like VTC interface.
Details the power supply/battery charger board, terminal blocks, and loop scheme.
Specifies transformer requirements and power connection details for the control.
Provides crucial guidelines for protecting supervisory cables from surges and interference.
Lists and describes the default input control contacts available on TB1.
Lists and describes the default output status contacts available on TB1.
Lists the input control contacts for the Discrete Interface Board accessory.
Lists the output status contacts for the Discrete Interface Board accessory.
Provides a table of pin numbers and their corresponding signals for the RS-232 port.
Identifies the IRIG-B connector used for user time synchronization.
A step-by-step checklist of installation tasks that must be completed and verified.
Instructions for activating the default loop scheme settings in the ProView application.
Guides on how to perform a battery test using the control's front panel interface.
Describes loop sectionalizing wiring options and the GFI duplex outlet.
Details the Discrete Interface Board and cabinet ordering accessories.
Explains the RS485 card for asynchronous digital communications and its configuration.
Describes the fiber-optic card for reliable digital communications with electrical isolation.
Details Ethernet options for network connectivity, supporting ProView and SCADA protocols.
Describes the initial tests to perform on a control connected to an operating recloser.
Covers disabling ground trips, disconnecting battery, and power sources.
Details steps for disconnecting control cables, wiring, and the ground connection.
Details electrical closing procedures for solenoid-operated reclosers, including test circuits.
Guides on performing battery tests using the control's built-in function.
Outlines bench testing procedures for an uninstalled control battery.
Verifying settings, connections, and reapplying AC power before returning to service.
Disabling Ground Trip Block and verifying the control clock setting.
Information on replacement kits, authorized service centers, and maintenance classes.
Details on the Type MET Recloser Control Tester video training aid.
