SM65 Supervisory Module Handbook
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IPN 997-00012-35E December 2009
Step 6 - Test the alarms at the remote location
Use the Relay Test Function on page
14 and refer to the Commissioning section
of the relevant Eaton DC Power System Installation Guide.
Procedure complete
Setting Up User Alarms
Use DCTools to set up user alarm configurations. Only limited setup can be done from the
keypad.
► To set up user alarms using DCTools:
1 From the DCTools System Summary (Home) screen, click the Digitals
hotlink. The
Digital Input Table screen is then displayed.
2 Type the assigned alarm name into the Name column for that user alarm. Assigned
alarm names (up to 15 characters long) are displayed on the LCD display.
3 Set the active state of a Digital Input (Closed or Open). Double-click on the Active State
for that user alarm, then click D and select the new active state from the popup list.
4 Go to the Alarms Table to set the severity of the user alarm (Disabled, Event, Non-
urgent, Urgent/Critical, Critical). Double-click on the Severity for that user alarm, then
click D and select the new severity from the popup list.
5 If required, map the alarm to an alarm relay (using Relay Mapping A or B) or two
different alarm relays (using Relay Mapping A and B). Double-click on Relay Mapping A
or B for that user alarm. Then click D and select the relay number from the popup list.
6 If required, enter additional text (Requires SM65 v4 or later). Double-click in the
Additional Text field.
This text can provide further information about the alarm, or action to take when the alarm
is active. The additional text can be viewed from DCTools, the SM65 LCD display, and in
an SNMP trap (if enabled).
7 If a relay is used (in step 5) set the active state of the relay (Energized or De-energized).
Go to the Relay Table and double-click on the Active State for that relay. Then click D
and select the new active state from the popup list.
If Battery Current Limit parameter Engine Run is enabled, then the User Digital Input and
User Alarm number (as specified by the Engine Run Digital Input number) will not be
available. (The default Engine Run Digital Input number is 1.)
If Equalize parameter Enable External Input is enabled, then User Digital Input 2 and User
Alarm 2 will not be available.
If Battery Test parameter Enable External Input is enabled, then User Digital Input 3 and
User Alarm 3 will not be available.
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