VAMP 265 - Page 13

Operation and configuration
instructions
2 Local panel user interface
2.2 Local panel operations
VM265.EN011
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A list of the local main menu
Main
menu
Number of
menus
Description
ANSI code
Note
1
Interactive mimic display
1
5
Double size measurements defined by the
user
1
1
Title screen with device name, time and
firmware version.
I
13
Current measurements
Dema
15
Demand values
Umax
5
Time stamped min & max of voltages
Imax
9
Time stamped min & max of currents
Mont
21
Maximum values of the last 31 days and
the last twelve months
Evnt
2
Events
DR
2
Disturbance recorder
2
Runh
2
Running hour counter. Active time of a
selected digital input and time stamps of
the latest start and stop.
TIMR
6
Day and week timers
DI
5
Digital inputs including virtual inputs
DO
4
Digital outputs (relays) and output
matrix
ExtAI
3
External analogue inputs
3
ExDI
3
External digital inputs
3
ExDO
3
External digital outputs
3
Prot
27
Protection counters, combined
overcurrent status, protection status,
protection enabling, cold load and inrush
detectionIf2> and block matrix
ΔI>
7
1
st
differential stages
ΔI>>
5
2
nd
differential stage
I>
5
1
st
overcurrent stage (primary side)
50/51
4
I>>
3
2
nd
overcurrent stage (primary side)
50/51
4
I’>
5
1
st
overcurrent stage (secondary side)
50/51
4
I’>>
3
2
nd
overcurrent stage (secondary side)
50/51
4
I2>
3
Current unbalance stage (primary side)
46
4
I’2>
3
Current unbalance stage (secondary side)
46
4
T>
3
Thermal overload stage
49
4
Io>
5
1st earth fault stage
50N/51N
4
Io>>
3
2nd earth fault stage
50N/51N
4
Io>>>
3
3rd earth fault stage
50N/51N
4
Io>>>>
3
4th earth fault stage
50N/51N
4
Prg1
3
1st programmable stage
4
Prg2
3
2nd programmable stage
4
Prg3
3
3rd programmable stage
4
Prg4
3
4th programmable stage
4
Prg5
3
5th programmable stage
4
Prg6
3
6th programmable stage
4