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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | MM200 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Details critical safety information and warnings to prevent injury and equipment damage.
Lists detailed technical specifications for protection, input/output, and power.
Guides on the physical installation of the MM200 system, including mounting.
Provides instructions and dimensions for mounting the MM200 base unit and panels.
Details the electrical connections for the MM200 system, including terminals.
Provides guidance on establishing RS485 communication links with the MM200.
Details the wiring for phase current inputs, including CT configuration.
Details the configurations for full-voltage non-reversing, reversing, and two-speed starters.
Explains the operation and wiring for the non-reversing starter type.
Details the operation and wiring for the full-voltage reversing starter type.
Describes the operation and wiring for the two-speed starter configuration.
Covers recommended maintenance for the MM200 relay.
Provides an overview of the MM200's control panel options.
Details the features and operation of the graphical control panel interface.
Explains the function of keypad keys for navigating and operating the MM200.
Details the three security levels and passcode entry for accessing settings.
Provides steps to resolve problems with the MM200 USB driver recognition.
Instructions for upgrading the MM200 firmware and software.
Covers setpoints for motor, CT, inputs, outputs, comms, system, and counters.
Details setpoints related to motor configuration and starter types.
Details passcode and access level features for restricting user access.
Covers thermal, mechanical, and electrical protection setpoints.
Details the thermal model, hot/cold biasing, overload curve, and cooling rate.
Describes the overload curve that accounts for rapid motor heating.
Covers setpoints for mechanical jam, undercurrent, and acceleration protection.
Covers current unbalance and ground fault protection configurations.
Covers auto/manual control, stop/start control, and power failure restart.
Explains the auto/manual control element and its sources.
Describes the relay-initiated motor restart after a momentary power loss.
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