TP-6126 8/0246 Section 6 Accessories
Programmable Output Type
Preferred Source Available Monitor
Standby Source Available Monitor
Contactor in Preferred Position Monitor
Contactor in Standby Position Monitor
Contactor in OFF position Monitor
Contactor in Source N Position Monitor
Contactor in Source E Position Monitor
Not in Auto Monitor
Load Control Active Monitor
Exerciser Active Monitor
Low Battery on Standby Source Monitor
Test Active Monitor
Peak Shave Active Monitor
Non-Emergency Transfer Monitor
Load Bank Control Control
Start Source N Generator Control
Start Source E Generator Control
Load Shed Disconnect 0--8 Control
Synchronization Output Command Control
Common Alarm Fault
Undervoltage Source N Fault
Overvoltage Source N Fault
Loss of Phase Source N Fault
Phase Rotation Error Source N Fault
Overfrequency Source N Fault
Underfrequency Source N Fault
Undervoltage Source E Fault
Overvoltage Source E Fault
Loss of Phase Source E Fault
Phase Rotation Error Source E Fault
Overfrequency Source E Fault
Underfrequency Source E Fault
Failure to Transfer Fault
Auxiliary Switch Fault Fault
Auxiliary Switch Open Fault
Failure to Acquire Standby Source Fault
I/O Module Lost Fault
I/O Module Not Found Fault
I/O Module Not Installed Fault
Modbusr-Controlled Relay Driver
Output #1
Control
Modbusr-Controlled Relay Driver
Output #2
Control
Modbusr-Controlled Relay Driver
Output #3
Control
Modbusr-Controlled Relay Driver
Output #4
Control
Figure 6 -8 Available Programmable Outputs
6.5.1 Programmable Input/Output (I/O)
Modules
Programmable Input/Output (I/O) modules provide two
inputs and six outputs, numbered 1--6, for controller
communications. Up to four modules can be connected
to the controller.
The I/O modules are mounted on a DIN rail and covered
by a protective cover. See Figure 6-9. Figure 6-10 and
Figure 6-11 show typical I/O module locations.
GM21360
1
2
3
4
Figure 6 -9 Input/Output Modules and Harness
(cover is shown transparent to show
detail)
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