Siemens SIMPRO-100 - MSR (Level 1 or 2); MST (Level 1 or 2); MST R (Level 2); PASSWORD (Level 2)

SIMPRO-100
ASCII Serial Port Operation
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6.8.24 MSR
(Level 1 or 2)
Use the MSR (Motor Start Report) command to
view motor start reports. The relay records a
3600-cycle report each time the motor starts. The
general command format is:
Table 6.9 MSR General Command Format
See Section 8.5, page 115 for information on the
contents of motor start reports.
6.8.25 MST
(Level 1 or 2)
Use the MST (Motor Start Trend) command to
review the motor start trend data. The relay
records the number of starts and average
information for each of the past eighteen 30-day
periods. See Section 8.6, page 116 for
information on the contents of the motor start
trend data.
6.8.26 MST R
(Level 2)
Use the MST R command to reset the data stored
in the motor start trend buffers. This should only
be done at initial relay installation, for motor
rewinds, or after overhaul of the load equipment.
6.8.27 PASSWORD
(Level 2)
PAS allows you to inspect or change the existing
password. To inspect the Access Level 2
password, type: PAS <ENTER>. The relay will
display the present password.
The factory default password is 100. To change
the password for Access Level 2 to BIKE, enter:
PAS 2 BIKE <ENTER>.
After entering the new password, type PAS
<ENTER> to inspect it. Make sure it is what you
intended and record it.
The password may include up to six characters.
Valid characters consist of: A – Z, a – z, 0 – 9, -,
and . (period). Upper- and lower-case letters are
treated as different characters. Examples of valid,
distinct passwords include:
• OTTER
•otter
• Ot3456
•TAIL
• 123456
• 12345
• 12345-
To disable password protection for Access
Level 2, set the password to DISABLE.
6.8.28 PULSE
(Level 2)
The PULSE command allows you to pulse any of
the output contacts for a specified length of time.
The command format is:
Table 6.10 PULSE Command Format
Use the PULSE command to test contact wiring
during installation and maintenance testing.
6.8.29 QUIT
(Level 2)
The QUI command returns the relay to Access
Level 1.
MSR n
Where:
n
Event number (1 – 5). Defaults to 1 if not
listed, where 1 is the most recent event.
MSR F
Display the format of a motor start report
PUL x y
Where:
x
The output name (TRIP, OUT101,
OUT102, OUT103, OR ALARM).
y
The pulse duration (1 – 30) in
minutes. If y is not specified, the
pulse duration defaults to 1 second.