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4–26 LM10 MOTOR PROTECTION SYSTEM – INSTRUCTION MANUAL

OVERCURRENT FAULT CONDITIONS CHAPTER 4: FUNCTIONALITY

FIGURE 4–1: Cold Motor Trip Curves

FIGURE 4–2: Hot Motor Trip Curves

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- The Lm10 Relay7
Description7
Overview8
- Features8
- Current and Voltage Inputs8
- Relay Outputs8
- Power Supply9
- Block Diagram9
Features10
- Programming and Display Unit10
- Led Indicators10
- Switches10
Ordering12
- Order Codes12
Specifications13
- Protection Elements13
- Metering13
- Control Functions14
- Inputs14
- Ct Dimensions16
- Outputs16
- Communications16
- Environmental17
- Approvals/Certification17
- Devicenet19
- Rs232 Port19
Wiring19
- Control Terminals20
- Sensor Pack Input21
- Wiring Diagram21
Mounting23
- Lm10 Mounting23
- Pdu Door Mount24
- Liquid Crystal Display25
- Leds25
- Keypad25
Pdu Operations25
Pdu Screens and Menus27
- Main Startup Screen27
- History Record and Status Screens27
- Configuration Menu27
Enervista Lm10 Software29
- Description29
- Functional Details29
- Descriptions31
Overcurrent Fault Conditions31
- Trip Curves Example33
- Trip Curve Example33
Configuration Settings35
- Overview35
- Main Menu36
- Language37
- Cts and Cpts37
- Starter Type38
- Run 1 and Run 2 Setup38
- Time Delays40
- Other Settings40
- Auxiliary Relay Faults42
- 4.2.10 Passcode and Login43
- 4.2.11 Run Operations44
- 4.2.12 Factory Default44
Status Values45
- Main Menu45
History Values47
- Last Trip Data47
Motor Start/Stop Logic48
- Description51
- Poll Data51
Devicenet Operations51
- Identity Object53
- Message Router53
- Devicenet Object53
- Assembly Object54
- Connection Object58
- Ack Handler Object60
- Overload Object60
- 5.1.10 Extension Object61
- 5.1.11 Data Formats63
- 5.1.12 Special Application67
Serial Port69
- Description69
- Release Dates71
- Changes to the Manual71
Revision History71
Warranty73
- Ge Multilin Warranty73
Appendix75
- Description75
Devicenet Overview75
- Controller Area Network (Can76
- Device Net Operations76
- Explicit Messaging and Input/Output (I/O) Messaging77
- Pre-Defined Master/Slave Connection Set77
- Devicenet Features77
- Maximum Cable Lengths for Devicenet77
- Devicenet Specification Highlights78
Lm10 and Ge Fanuc 90-30 with Devicenet80
- Overview80
- Ge Fanuc 90-30 Plc Hardware80
- Network Configuration80
- Configuration Procedure80
- Polling Input/Output Connection81
- COS (Change of State) Input/Output Connection84
- Cyclic Input/Output Connection84
- Explicit Messaging85
Lm10 and Allen-Bradley Slc500 Via Devicenet91
- Description91
- System Setup91
- Initial Steps91
- Setting up the Devicenet Network91
- Changing the Mode of Operation92
- Configuring the Slave Device93
- Control and Monitoring of the Lm1094
- Explicit Messaging with the Lm10 Relay95
- Data Table Layout96
- A.3.10 Ladder Logic97

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