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SPA
2
Programmable Current/Voltage
Limit Alarm Trips
Manual Reset
A latching alarm requires a manual reset. There are
two connections labeled “MR” on the SPA
2
top termi-
nal block. These terminals work in conjunction with
the latching alarm function.
When a SPA
2
is configured with latching alarms, an
alarm condition will not “clear”, that is, the relay will
not change state, until the input returns to a non-alarm
state
AND
these manual reset terminals are shorted
and then opened.
Fault Alarm
The Fault Alarm enables the fields outlined below.
1. Select the type of Fault Alarm you require in
your application.
Input Failure– You are notified upon breakdown of
your input.
Input Saturation– Should the input become over-
loaded, or saturated, your alarm would activate.
SPA Failure– Choosing this parameter activates the
alarm at any internal failure that occurs.
Note:
Enabling all fault alarm configurations will activate
the alarm at any failure that occurs
(refer to Table 4 in the Error Codes section of this
manual).
2. Select a Fail Safe or Non Fail Safe alarm, and
click the corresponding button. Refer to the
Trip Alarm
section.
3. Select the “Latching” check box if you choose
this alarm type. Refer to the
Trip Alarm
section.