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Details for contacting the EatonCare Customer Support Center for orders, stock, and product information.
Explains the meaning of symbols and warnings used throughout the manual for safety.
Details safety precautions related to high voltage components and servicing electronic controllers.
Highlights important safety measures and warnings to prevent product damage and personal injury.
Details the C445 as an advanced motor management relay for monitoring and protection.
Instructions for assembling C445 modules, including adding option cards or RTC modules.
Illustrates typical wiring diagrams for basic overload applications with C445 systems.
Details the power and input/output (I/O) wiring for the Base Control Module.
Discusses various configuration tools and methods for initial commissioning and setup.
Overview of the Power Xpert inControl software tool for configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting.
Explains features for locking parameters using administrator, USB, and running lock passwords.
Describes the available local and remote control sources for operating the C445.
Explains the 12 selectable operation modes that determine relay behavior and I/O functions.
Details the configuration and output behavior for the Overload Only operation mode.
Describes the Direct Motor starter profile, its outputs, and fault conditions.
Explains the Reverser starter profile, its outputs, and fault conditions for forward/reverse operation.
Details the logic and output functions for controlling a Star/Delta connected motor.
Describes the two-speed motor starter operation mode for controlling off/slow/fast commands.
Explains the Two Speed Dahlander operation mode for controlling two-speed motor applications.
Details the different types of fault events and their impact on motor operation and system status.
Explains how the Overload function models motor thermal characteristics to prevent damage from excessive current.
Explains various ways to access local monitoring and system parameters, including UI, software, and web pages.
Details the types of faults and events monitored, including active faults, warnings, and inhibits.
Lists values and descriptions for active faults, warnings, and inhibits reported by the system.
Guides users through setting basic system parameters for optimal operation using the Setup Wizard.
Explains how to navigate and customize C445 settings using the PRG menu.
Details the different editing modes available for parameters within the PRG Menu.
Explains how to view fault descriptions, trip snapshots, and fault queues for diagnostics.
Details the different levels of password protection (Local, Admin, USB) available for the user interface.
Describes the software tool for creating logic programs, configuring expansion I/O, and monitoring execution.
Outlines the three ground fault monitoring and protection methods supported by the C445.
Explains how residual ground fault protection monitors and reacts to ground current.
Describes the zero-sequence ground fault monitoring that uses external CTs and the C445XG-MOD.
Defines common motor protection faults, their sources, results, and Power Xpert protection features.
Detailed mapping of Modbus registers to C445 attributes, including description and type.
Guides users on connecting to the C445 via Modbus TCP Ethernet using the inControl software tool.
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