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User Manual MN04200002E
Effective January 2016
C441 Ethernet module user manual
(C441R, C441T, C441U, C441V)
EATON www.eaton.com
Table 101. Register Definition for the S611 Soft Starter (Cont.)
Start
Coil Register
Read/
Write Name Description (Units)
- 409 R/W Stop Time Motor Stop Ramp Time. Minimum time
of 0 without pump option. Minimum
time of 50 with pump stop enabled
( deciseconds )
- 410 R/W Pump Stop
Time
If supported, the amount of time to use
for the pump stop ramp behavior.
( seconds )
- 411 R/W Kick Start Time The Amount of Time to Apply a Kick
Start. ( deciseconds )
- 412 R/W Kick Start Initial
Torque
Initial Torque Value for the Kick Start.
( % )
- 413 R/W Reset Mode Method of Reset.
0 = Manual
1 = Auto
- 414 R/W Fault Enable
Bits
Fault Enable Bits:
Bit = Description
0 = Overload
1 = Jam
2 = Stall
3 = Current Imbalance
4 = Load Disconnect
5 = Phase Loss
6 = Under Voltage
7 = Over Voltage
8 = Voltage Unbalance
9 = Phase Reversal
10 = Ground Fault
11 = Overload On Start
12 = Shorted SCR
13 = SCR Not Firing
14 = Over Temperature
- 415 R/W Overload Class Overload Trip Class Setting.
- 416 R/W Jam Trip Level Jam Trip Level Set in Percent of FLA.
( % )
- 417 R/W Jam Trip Delay Jam Trip Delay in Seconds. ( seconds )
- 418 R/W Stall Trip Level Stall Trip Level in Percent of FLA. ( % )
- 419 R/W Residual GF
Trip Level
Scaled Residual Ground Fault Trip Level.
Scaling = x100
- 420 R/W Residual GF
Trip Delay
Length of time that the ground fault
must be present to cause a trip. ( sec-
onds )
- 421 R/W Residual GF
Start Delay
Length of time before the device will
begin to acknowledge the ground fault
current. ( seconds )
- 422 R/W Current
Unbalance Trip
Level
Unbalance level where a trip will be
triggered. ( % )
- 423 R/W Current
Unbalance Trip
Delay
Trip delay applied to the unbalance trip.
( Seconds )
- 424 R/W Load
Disconnect Trip
Level
Load disconnect trip level as a percent
of rated FLA. ( % )
- 425 R/W Load
Disconnect Trip
Delay
Load disconnect trip delay in seconds. (
seconds )
- 426 R/W Load
Disconnect
Source
Load Disconnect Source:
0 = Under Power
1 = Under Current
- 427 R/W Phase Loss Trip
Level
Trip Level for a Phase Imbalance Trip.
( % )
- 428 R/W Phase Loss Trip
Delay
Trip Delay applied to the Phase Loss Trip
Sense. ( seconds )
- 429 R/W Under Voltage
Level
Percent Undervoltage Relative to Set
Voltage. ( % )
- 430 R/W Under Voltage
Trip Delay
Delay Applied to the Undervoltage Trip.
( seconds )
- 431 R/W Over Voltage
Level
Overvoltage Percent Trip Level. ( % )
Table 101. Register Definition for the S611 Soft Starter (Cont.)
Start
Coil Register
Read/
Write Name Description (Units)
- 432 R/W Over Voltage
Trip Delay
Overvoltage Trip Delay. ( seconds )
- 433 R/W Voltage
Unbalance Trip
Level
Unbalance Level where a Trip will be
Triggered. ( % )
- 434 R/W Voltage
Unbalance Trip
Delay
Delay Applied to Voltage Unbalance Trip.
( seconds )
- 435 R/W Phase
Sequence
Line Voltage Phase Sequence:
1 = ABC
2 = ACB
- 436 R/W Fault Relay
Config
Fault Relay Configuration:
0 = Faulted
1 = Not Faulted
- 437 R/W Auxiliary Relay
Configuration
Auxiliary Relay Configuration Behavior:
0 = Faulted
1 = Not Faulted
2 = Bypass
3 = Not In Bypass
4 = Motor Energized
5 = Motor Not Energized
- 438 R/W UI Edit Lock Provides the ability to prevent the user
interface from making configuration
changes.
0 = Unlocked
1 = Locked
- 439 R/W User Interface
Display Config
User Interface Display Configuration.
Value = Description
0 = Thermal Capacity
1 = Power Factor
2 = Line Frequency
3 = Current Unbal %
4 = Voltage Unbalance %
5 = Average pole temp
6 = Pole A Temp
7 = Pole B Temp
8 = Pole C Temp
- 443 R/W Communication
Loss Timeout
Communication Loss Timeout Value
( milliseconds )
- 444 R/W Communication
Loss Behavior
1 = Fault
2 = Hold last state
3 = Stop (1)
- 445 R/W Network
Timeout
Network Watchdog or Timeout Enable.
0 = Disable
1 = Enable
- 1000 R/W Modbus
Production List
The Production and consumption
Registers can be used to create custom
Modbus interface ranges. An example:
If field inputs register address 0 is
put into the first slot of the produc-
tion list, the field inputs register value
will be available in the first slot of the
Modbus Production Data Register range.
Production data is data provided by the
device and Consumption data is for
data provided (written) to the device.
Note that the values must be Modbus
Register Address (i.e., Register Number
- 1) not Register Number.
- 2000 R Modbus
Production Data
-