
After 30 minutes all these actions will be cleared and the controller
will automatically resume operation (auto-reset status ),
though the incident will continue to be signaled via the display,
which will show “ ” in turn with “t.h.d.” and the measured
Crest Factor.
To clear the display press .
This protection is also active in the manual mode.
This protection trips in the presence of mains voltage dips lasting
more than two periods (40mS at 50Hz, 33mS at 60Hz). In such
cases, also in the manual mode, the controller will instantly
all the output relays in order to protect the capacitors. It
will then resume its normal control functions, switching steps into
service as necessary after the time T1 has elapsed.
If the voltage dip lasts longer than two cycles, or the voltage drops
below the minimum required to power the device correctly, the
“powerfail” cycle will be activated: REGO will instantly de-
energize all the output relays until the voltage returns to normal
levels or disappears completely to prevent undesired operations
on the capacitor banks.
The user can see how many times the controller has gone into an
alarm status due to overvoltage & excessive harmonic distortion.
To view the counters, press + . The letters “ ” will
appear and the LED will flash.
Ex.
Press the corresponding key to access the settings. The s and
LEDs will flash and the first alarm ( ) will be displayed in
turn with the number of activations; to view the next alarm ( )
press the key. Press the key again to exit the
function.
These counters cannot be cleared.
The user can change the activation modes of the controller
alarms. In particular, as regards the signals and protections for
power factor correction failures, overvoltage, overtemperature
and excessive harmonic distortion, it is possible to set:
status: this has the functions described previously, except
that the auto-reset ( ) function will not be active and the
controller will remain in a standby status until you press the
key on the front panel. Pressing this key will
enable the controller to resume normal operation.
status: the protection and alarm or signaling function and
all their consequent actions are completely inhibited. The
user should be fully aware of the risks of choosing the
status; as a rule it is an choice, since it may give
rise to potentially hazardous situations.
status (auto-reset- ): it has the functions
described previously.
When the controller is turned on for the first time, the default statu
of all alarms is To access the menu, press + ;
the letters “ ” will appear and the LED will flash.
Press the corresponding key to access the settings. The s and
LEDs will flash and the first alarm/signal will be displayed; to
change the alarm status press the + key and to go on to the
next alarm press the key (° ); after the last
parameter has been displayed, press the key again to exit
the function.
A.r.
A.L.A.
ALARM/RESET
13.5 PROTECTION AGAINST MAINS VOLTAGE DIPS AND
DROPS
de-
energize
13.6 DISPLAY OF ALARM COUNTERS
DATA ALC
t.h.d.
UFF
DATA DATA
13.7 CHANGING THE ALARM ACTIVATION MODES
–ON
A.r.
ALARM/RESET
– OFF
OFF
unadvisable
– A.r. default status
A.r. AUTO/MAN
ALP
DATA C, UFF, thd, COS
DATA
14) HIDDEN MENU
IL
ALARM/RESET + DATA
t1
FAn
DATA
FAn Temperature threshold
t1 T1, the time for which steps are unavailable
for re-activation
t2 T2, the delay
HU Voltage Transformation Ratio
StH trip time of the harmonic distortion alarm
t.h.d.
Adr Instrument address
bdr Speed of data transmission
DATA
Some REGO parameters are present in the hidden menu. These
settings may be accessed by the user only when setting the C.T.
ratio.
To access the menu, press + and while the “ ” parameter is
shown on the display, keep the keys
pressed down until the display shows:
“ ” in the case of five-step versions of REGO
“ ” in the case of seven- and twelve-step versions of REGO
At this point you have entered the hidden menu. All the
parameters of this submenu can be changed using the +
keys. To go on to thenext parameter, press the key. The
parameter sequence is asfollows:
– (“ ”) for closing the N/O relay that
controls the external fan (this parameter is available only for
sevenand twelve-step versions of REGO, it is suggested not to
modify).
– (“ ”) Display of
(you are advised not to change this parameter).
– (“ ”) Display of between the closing of two relays
controlling consecutive steps (you are advised not to change this
parameter).
– (“ ”) Setting of the . If the
controller is powered via a VT (refer to chapter 10.3 - “UFF”
parameter), it is recommended to adjust the “UFF” parameter
rather than changing HU.
– (“ ”) Setting of
The possible settings are 1,2,3. If you set 1, the trip time will be
proportional to the level of harmonic distortion; setting 2 will
double this time; setting 3 will quadruplicate the time (you are
advised not to change this parameter).
– (“ ”) for Rs485 network connection to
other instruments and a PC (this parameter is available only for
seven and twelve-step versions of REGO).
– (“ ”) (Baud Rate) on the
RS485 port. The speed is expressed without the last zero (e.g.
9600bps is shown as “960”; this parameter is available only for
seven- and twelve-step versions of REGO).
Press for three seconds to exit the menu.
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