Eaton E Series - Page 41

Operational
Info
Ack/Rst
Ok
CTRL
E_FAT
Protection Para
7
6
5
A second example: Let us assume that we have
activated the protection function »50P[2]«, i. e.
we set »50P[2] . Mode« = “Non-directional”, as
described in the previous example.
Now, as an example for a numerical parameter,
we want to set the value of the overcurrent
threshold »50P[2] . Pickup« (in parameter
set 1).
The menu path for this parameter is:
[Protection Para / Set 1 / I-Prot / 50P[2]].
Operational
Info
Ack/Rst
Ok
CTRL
E_FB0
Global Prot Para
...
Protection Para
PSet-Switch
Set 1
Enter the submenu [Set 1] the same way:
Press “▲” (Up) or “▼” (Down) repeatedly, until
“Set 1” can be seen in the display, then press
“ ▶” (Enter).
Operational
Info
Ack/Rst
Ok
CTRL
E_FB1
Set 1
Freq-Prot-81
I-Prot-50, 51,+...
V-Prot-27, 59,+...
Then enter the [I-Prot] sub-menu.
Operational
Info
Ack/Rst
Ok
CTRL
E_FB2
I-Prot-50, 51,+...
50P[2]-50, 51
50P[1]-50, 51
Finally enter the [50P[2]] sub-menu.
Operational
Info
Ack/Rst
Ok
CTRL
E_FAU
50P[2]-50, 51
ℹ If the pickup value is exceeded, the module/element starts to time out to trip. WARNING: Check the Technical Data and ensure that the actual overcurrent settings for Pickup and trip delay comply with the technical limits of the phase current inputs! (The device allows for overcurrent settings that are out of the permitted range of current values.)
Pickup
...
1.
2.
Press “▲” (Up) or “▼” (Down) repeatedly, until
the parameter »50P[2] . Pickup« can be seen in
the display, then press “ ▶” (Enter).
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