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Provides a general overview of the DCRG8/DCRG8IND automatic power factor controller's features and design.
Details the elements of the controller's front panel, including the LCD screen, navigation keys, and LEDs.
Guides the user through the initial steps after powering up the device for the first time.
Explains the different modes of operation for the controller: Test, Manual, and Automatic.
Describes how to access and navigate the main menu using graphic icons for settings and measurements.
Details how to scroll through measurement pages and access sub-pages using the device's keys.
Explains the password system for enabling or locking access to setting and command menus.
Describes the page that displays FFT harmonic analysis up to the 31st order for various measurements.
Details the graphical representation of voltage and current waveforms read by the controller.
Covers the possibility of expanding the controller's capabilities with additional EXP series modules.
Lists the additional resources provided by expansion modules and their setup.
Explains the setup and function of communication channels for data transfer and remote control.
Details the identification and management of digital and analog inputs and outputs.
Explains how to define and configure internal variables and limit thresholds for measurements.
Describes the management of variables that can be controlled remotely via communication protocols.
Details the configuration of programmable alarms, including their source, message, and properties.
Explains how to set up systems in Master-Slave configuration for expanded power factor correction.
Details the configuration for single-phase power factor correction in unbalanced three-phase systems.
Describes the use of the frontal optical port for device configuration and maintenance.
Explains how to use software to transfer parameters between a PC and the controller.
Guides the user on accessing and modifying parameters directly from the controller's front panel.
Covers utility parameters for language, display settings, and system description.
Details general parameters including CT/VT settings, system voltage, frequency, and reconnection times.
Defines the configuration for capacitor steps, including weight, insertion type, and phase selection.
Configures the function and channel number for the master device's digital outputs.
Sets the device role (Master or Slave) and enables individual slave connections.
Configures digital outputs for slave devices 01, 02, and 08.
Details the configuration of programmable digital inputs, including function, delay, and contact type.
Manages password access levels for user, advanced, and remote access.
Configures communication channel settings, including serial address, speed, protocol, and IP address.
Sets basic protections like temperature thresholds, fan control, and current overload.
Configures parameters for harmonic protection, available with the EXP1016 module.
Includes miscellaneous settings such as step disconnection on mode change and maintenance intervals.
Defines limit thresholds for measurements, including function, thresholds, and delays.
Configures counters for tracking events, pulses, or measurements with multipliers and units.
Sets up analog inputs for reading sensor signals like temperature or pressure.
Configures analog outputs to provide signals proportional to measured values.
Defines parameters for generating energy consumption pulse variables.
Configures user-defined alarms, specifying source, channel, and custom text messages.
Sets properties for alarms, including enabling, retentiveness, operating mode, and disconnection behavior.
Lists all available alarms with codes, descriptions, and details on their properties.
Details the available commands for operations like resetting counters, clearing alarms, and managing settings.
Provides a table listing all measurements that can be associated with limit thresholds and analog outputs.
Illustrates standard three-phase wiring configurations for voltage control.
Shows wiring configurations for single-phase installations and voltage control.
Details wiring for three-phase installations with and without neutral, and with inductors.
Provides wiring diagrams for expansion modules and master-slave configurations.
Explains the terminal layout and the flush-mount installation procedure for the controller.
Presents the physical dimensions of the controller and the required panel cutout.
Lists the electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications of the DCRG8/DCRG8IND.
Provides a general overview of the DCRG8/DCRG8IND automatic power factor controller's features and design.
Details the elements of the controller's front panel, including the LCD screen, navigation keys, and LEDs.
Guides the user through the initial steps after powering up the device for the first time.
Explains the different modes of operation for the controller: Test, Manual, and Automatic.
Describes how to access and navigate the main menu using graphic icons for settings and measurements.
Details how to scroll through measurement pages and access sub-pages using the device's keys.
Explains the password system for enabling or locking access to setting and command menus.
Describes the page that displays FFT harmonic analysis up to the 31st order for various measurements.
Details the graphical representation of voltage and current waveforms read by the controller.
Covers the possibility of expanding the controller's capabilities with additional EXP series modules.
Lists the additional resources provided by expansion modules and their setup.
Explains the setup and function of communication channels for data transfer and remote control.
Details the identification and management of digital and analog inputs and outputs.
Explains how to define and configure internal variables and limit thresholds for measurements.
Describes the management of variables that can be controlled remotely via communication protocols.
Details the configuration of programmable alarms, including their source, message, and properties.
Explains how to set up systems in Master-Slave configuration for expanded power factor correction.
Details the configuration for single-phase power factor correction in unbalanced three-phase systems.
Describes the use of the frontal optical port for device configuration and maintenance.
Explains how to use software to transfer parameters between a PC and the controller.
Guides the user on accessing and modifying parameters directly from the controller's front panel.
Covers utility parameters for language, display settings, and system description.
Details general parameters including CT/VT settings, system voltage, frequency, and reconnection times.
Defines the configuration for capacitor steps, including weight, insertion type, and phase selection.
Configures the function and channel number for the master device's digital outputs.
Sets the device role (Master or Slave) and enables individual slave connections.
Configures digital outputs for slave devices 01, 02, and 08.
Details the configuration of programmable digital inputs, including function, delay, and contact type.
Manages password access levels for user, advanced, and remote access.
Configures communication channel settings, including serial address, speed, protocol, and IP address.
Sets basic protections like temperature thresholds, fan control, and current overload.
Configures parameters for harmonic protection, available with the EXP1016 module.
Includes miscellaneous settings such as step disconnection on mode change and maintenance intervals.
Defines limit thresholds for measurements, including function, thresholds, and delays.
Configures counters for tracking events, pulses, or measurements with multipliers and units.
Sets up analog inputs for reading sensor signals like temperature or pressure.
Configures analog outputs to provide signals proportional to measured values.
Defines parameters for generating energy consumption pulse variables.
Configures user-defined alarms, specifying source, channel, and custom text messages.
Sets properties for alarms, including enabling, retentiveness, operating mode, and disconnection behavior.
Lists all available alarms with codes, descriptions, and details on their properties.
Details the available commands for operations like resetting counters, clearing alarms, and managing settings.
Provides a table listing all measurements that can be associated with limit thresholds and analog outputs.
Illustrates standard three-phase wiring configurations for voltage control.
Shows wiring configurations for single-phase installations and voltage control.
Details wiring for three-phase installations with and without neutral, and with inductors.
Provides wiring diagrams for expansion modules and master-slave configurations.
Explains the terminal layout and the flush-mount installation procedure for the controller.
Presents the physical dimensions of the controller and the required panel cutout.
Lists the electrical, mechanical, and environmental specifications of the DCRG8/DCRG8IND.
| Category | Controller |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Protection Degree | IP20 |
| Power Consumption | 3VA |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to +70°C |
| Weight | 100g |












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