Eaton SC300 - System States

SC300 Handbook
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IPN 997-00012-03 B2 Issue B2 July 2018
Gate This limits values to a particular range:
• Normal – no limit
• Positive only – positive values only; negative values
become zero.
• Negative only – negative values only; positive values
become zero.
• Absolute – absolute value. Converts negative values to
positive.
• Change – sets the Smart Analogue to a rate of change.
Use This allows the Smart Analogue value minimum, maximum or
average over the last log period to be used.
Smart Alarm
Index
• If this is zero, the Smart Analog is not affected.
• If this is non-zero, the value will be N/A when this Smart
Alarm is inactive, and normal if it is active.
Group Do not use
System States
The SC300 monitors the following system states to provide an overview of the dc power system's
operation. States displayed will depend on the dc power system model. Some states will only be
displayed if there is a digital input configured for this function. For instance, the state Fan will only
be displayed if there is a digital input configured with Function = ACD Fan Fail or Cabinet Fan
Fail.
Name Description Where to find:
Fan Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"ACD Fan Fail" is active (only used in systems
with ac distribution fans).
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Digital Inputs
Cabinet Fan Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"Cabinet Fan Fail" is active (only used in systems
with cabinet fans).
Mains Fail Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"AC Fail" is active.
MOV Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"MOV Fail" is active (only used in systems with
MOV surge protection).
Load Fuse Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"Load Fuse Fail" is active.
Battery Fuse Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"Battery Fuse Fail" is active.
Phase Indicates if any digital input with Function set to
"Phase Fail" is active.
Notes:
1 See the related Alarm Descriptions on page 133.
2 A value of Unavailable indicates that a System State is not configured for this dc power system.
3 A value of Missing indicates that the I/O board has been disconnected or is faulty, or the
connector mapping is incorrect.