Eaton Cutler-Hammer Digitrip RMS 510 - Page 4

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10-8
Typical ATR
120 VAC Source
lnput
and Dry Contact
Alarm
Output
Connections
for
Remote
Alarm lndication
.............58
10-9
Typical Control
Schematic
Without
CC1 /
CC2 Modification
...........................
59
'10-10
Typical Control
Schematic
Without
CC1 / CC2
Modification
...........................
59
10-11
CC1 / CC2
Modification
to a
Typical
Control Schematic
(Stored
Energy)
..............59
10-12
CC1 / CC2
Modification
to a
Typical
Control Schematic
(Solenoid)
...... 59
12-1
Without Ground
30 3-Wire
(Lr,
LS,
LSr) .......
..............64
12-2
Wilh Ground,
Without Neutral
Connection
3@
3-Wve
(LrG,
LSG,
LSrG).......................................
64
'12-3
With Ground
and With
Neutral
Sensor
30 4-Wire
(LlG,
LSG,
LSIG).........65
12-4
With Ground,
With External Ground
Source
30
3-Wire or
4-Wire
(LlG,
LSG,
LSGD
.....................65
1 2-5
Auxiliary CT Harness................................
66
'1
2-6 Auxiliary
CT Module
Wiring ......................
66
12-7
Digitrip RMS 510
Basic External
Harness
..........................
67
12-8 Digitrip
RMS 510 External
Harness
.........67
12-9
Digitrip RMS
610 External
Harness ........'67
12-1 0 Digitrip
RMS 810 & 91
0 External
Harness
with CPT Adapter
Harness ........
68
12-11
Digitrip
RMS 810 & 910 External
Harness
..........................
68
12-12 Digitrip
RMS 510 Cell
Harness
................69
12-13
Digitrip
RMS 610 Cell
Harness ................69
12-14 Digitrip
RMS 810 & 910
Cell Harness
...... 70
12-15 Digitrip
RMS 810 & 910
Simplified
Cell
Harness.....
..............71
12-16
Digitrip
RMS 810 & 910
PT Module.........71
1 4-1 Time-Current Curves........
................,.......
76
Tables
2-1 Digitrip
Rating
Plugs
(50
and
60 Hz)
and
Their
Coordination
with Sensor
Connections
.......................
9
2-2
Digitrip
RMS
Retrofit Kit
Accessories
.......' 10
8-1
Primary lnjection
Testing
Settings
and
Expected
Test Results
................-.......
36
8-2
Self-Testing
of the
Digitrip
Trip
Unit
Settings and
Expected
Test
Resu|ts.............
................40
8-3
DS Breaker
Secondary
lnjection
Testing
Settings
and ExPected
Test
Results......
..-.............44
9-1
lnformation
Available
to Operator
While
Breaker
is in Service.........................
48
9-2 lnformation
Available
in the Event
of a
Trip
...........................49
1 2-1
Power
Flow Conventions
...........................
63
Fffeciive
g/01
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