socomec ATyS C55 - MAIN MENUS DETAILS; Control and Log Menus

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ATySController C55/65 - 549866C - SOCOMEC
13. MAIN MENUS DETAILS
13.1. Control Menu
There are 3 types of commands available in the control menu and all of them require the operator prole password. Those
commands are:
- MODE / POSITION: permits changing the operating mode, change position in CTRL mode and start/stop the gensets
remotely (also in CTRL mode)
• MODES:
 AUTOMATIC: Standard automatic functioning of the controller
 CONTROL (MANUAL): Control of the switch manually using the controller to give orders to the switch.
Buttons I-0-II are unblocked on the front face.
 INHIBIT: Both CONTROL and AUTOMATIC functions are inhibited until the mode changes (both
automatic transfers and manual orders through pushbuttons will be inhibited). The information that the
switch is inhibited will be shown on dashboards 1.1 and 1.3 and the "INHIBIT" LED on the C55 will light
up (X &Y LED on C65 if programmed to "INHIBIT MODE"). To leave this mode change to AUTOMATIC or
CONTROL in the COMAND MENU or using the AUTO / MANUAL pushbuttons.
 PARTIAL INHIBIT: Both CONTROL and AUTOMATIC functions are inhibited until the mode changes, but
the genset start signal will be activated if the priority source is lost.
Note: total inhibition (to block the use of the AUTO & MANUAL pushbuttons) can only be launched through modbus
or programmable inputs.
 CHANGE POSITION: (only in CONTROL mode) permits sending orders to go to position 1,
0 (center-off) or 2 to the switch device.
 GENSET SOURCE 1/2: permits START or STOP the gensets installed as source 1 or 2.
Note: the MODE / POSITION menu is an “order” menu, to activate commands, but it doesn’t show the current
mode or position (to visualize that the user needs to go to the dashboard screens, or using the LEDs on the HMI).
Example: mode can be inhibited, but when entering the menu the mode will say “automatic” (which is not the
current mode, it is possible orders to be used).
- TEST: permits launching a TEST ON LOAD or a TEST OFF LOAD. See chapter "12.6. Test operating mode", page
39.