DKM-411 User Manual Rev_01 Firmware V-1.0
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The parameters below define the functions of relay outputs. The unit has 2 relay outputs. Each relay has
programmable functions, selected from a list.
OUTPUT FUNCTION LIST
Alarm relay output. Turns off automatically when timer expired.
Bistable relay output. Periodically activates/deactivates with
programmed interval.
Active when the phase order is reversed.
Active if at least one voltage is outside limits.
Active if all voltages are within limits
Active if any measurements based alarm exists
Active if any alarm caused by digital inputs exists
Active if any warning exists
Active if any alarm exists
kWh tick pulse output. Pulse length is programmable.
kVArh tick pulse output. Pulse length is programmable.
Active if at least one voltage is below low limit.
Active if at least one voltage is above high limit.
Active if the frequency is below low limit.
Active if the frequency is above high limit.
Active if the frequency is outside of limits.
Active if the total kW is below low limit.
Active if the total kW is above high limit.
Active if the kW is outside of limits.
Capacitive Reactive Power
Active if the capacitive reactive power is above high limit.
Active if the inductive reactive power is above high limit.
Active if capacitive or inductive reactive power is above limits.
Active is the capacitive PF value is below limit.
Active is the inductive PF value is below limit.
Active if capacitive or inductive PF is below limits.
Active if at least one phase current is above limit.
Active if at least one voltage THD is above limit.
Active if at least one phase current THD is above limit.
Active if any THD is above limit.
Active if the voltage unbalance is above limit.
Active if the current unbalance is above limit.
Active if the voltage or current unbalance is above limit.
Active when the related user defined function is active.
Active when related pushbutton is pressed.
Active if signal received from related input.
20.5. OUTPUT CONFIGURATION
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