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I.B. 29C893B Page v SECTION 4: OPERATION 4-1 General .............................................................................................................................................................15 4-2 Security Password.............................................................................................................................................15 4-2.1 Change Security Password ..................................................................................................................15 4-3 Power Application..............................................................................................................................................18 4-3.1 Run Mode.............................................................................................................................................18 4-3.2 Learn Mode ..........................................................................................................................................18 4-4 Configure...........................................................................................................................................................19 4-4.1 Setting Date and Time..........................................................................................................................20 4-4.2 Updating for Added Devices.................................................................................................................20 4-4.3 Change Device Descriptions ................................................................................................................21 4-4.4 Change Group Descriptions .................................................................................................................21 4-4.5 Change Energy Synchronization Mode................................................................................................22 4-4.6 Assign the Peak Exeeded Output ........................................................................................................23 4-4.7 Assign the WH Pulse Initiator Output ...................................................................................................23 4-4.8 Program Settings Menu........................................................................................................................24 4-4.9 Program Groups Menu.........................................................................................................................26 4-4.10 Alarms Menu ........................................................................................................................................27 4-5 Displayed Information........................................................................................................................................28 4-6 Communications................................................................................................................................................28 4-6.1 Sub-Network Communications.............................................................................................................28 4-6.2 Main Network Communications............................................................................................................30 4-7 Test Trip Units ...................................................................................................................................................30 SECTION 5: INSTALLATION, STARTUP AND TESTING 5-1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................32 5-2 Panel Preparation..............................................................................................................................................32 5-2.1 Cutout...................................................................................................................................................32 5-2.2 Mounting...............................................................................................................................................32 5-2.3 Miscellaneous Mounting Details...........................................................................................................32 5-3 Wiring ................................................................................................................................................................33 5-4 Initial Startup .....................................................................................................................................................33 5-4.1 Before Power Application .....................................................................................................................35 5-4.2 Initial Power Application .......................................................................................................................35 SECTION 6: TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE 6-1 Level of Repair ..................................................................................................................................................37 6-2 Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................................37 6-3 Replacement .....................................................................................................................................................37 6-4 Maintenance and Care ......................................................................................................................................37 6-5 Return Procedure ..............................................................................................................................................37 6-6 Technical Assistance.........................................................................................................................................37 APPENDIX A: INSTRUCTIONAL REFERENCES .....................................................................................................40 Effective 2/01 Page
Page vi LIST OF FIGURES I.B. 29C893B Figure Title Page 1-1 Breaker Interface Module in Service..........................................................................................................2 1-2 Typical System Configurations ..................................................................................................................3 2-1 Breaker Interface Module Operator Panel.................................................................................................4 2-2 Breaker Interface Module (Rear View) ......................................................................................................5 2-3 Breaker Interface Module (Rear Bottom View)..........................................................................................6 2-4 Communications Module (PONI) - Shown Mounted..................................................................................6 2-5 Breaker Interface Module Terminal Block (Contacts 1-9)..........................................................................7 2-6 Breaker Interface Module Terminal Block (Contacts 10-18)......................................................................7 3-1 Operational and Circuit Breaker Status LEDs ...........................................................................................9 3-2 Protection Status and Energy Monitoring LEDs ........................................................................................9 3-3 Device Address Display...........................................................................................................................11 3-4 Group Display..........................................................................................................................................11 3-5 Description and Function Displays ..........................................................................................................12 3-6 Main Menu Option Screens .....................................................................................................................12 3-7 Raise and Lower Pushbuttons.................................................................................................................13 3-8 Pushbuttons Near Function Display ........................................................................................................13 3-9 LED Type Mimic Time-Current Curve......................................................................................................14 4-1 Breaker Interface Module Menu Diagram................................................................................................16 4-2 Set Password Display..............................................................................................................................18 4-3 Learn Display...........................................................................................................................................18 4-4 Set Password Display..............................................................................................................................18 4-5 Typical Breaker Interface Module Displays .............................................................................................19 4-6 Typical Present Date Display...................................................................................................................20 4-7 Set Date Display......................................................................................................................................20 4-8 Set Device Description Display................................................................................................................21 4-9 Typical Existing Device Description Example..........................................................................................21 4-10 Typical New Device Description Example ...............................................................................................21 4-11 Set Group Description Display.................................................................................................................22 4-12 Set Sync Mode Display............................................................................................................................22 4-13 Typical Synchronization Mode Setting ....................................................................................................22 4-14 Typical Synchronization Time Setting......................................................................................................22 4-15 Set Peak Exceeded Display ....................................................................................................................23 4-16 Typical Peak Exceeded None Assignment..............................................................................................23 4-17 Typical Peak Exceeded Device Assignment ...........................................................................................23 4-18 Typical Peak Exceeded Group Assignment ............................................................................................23 4-19 Set WH Display........................................................................................................................................24 4-20 Typical WH Pulse Initiator None Assignment ..........................................................................................24 4-21 Typical WH Pulse Initiator Device Assignment........................................................................................24 4-22 Typical WH Pulse Initiator Group Assignment.........................................................................................24 4-23 Program Settings Display ........................................................................................................................25 4-24 Program Settings Configuration Submenu Display .................................................................................25 4-25 Program Settings Protection Submenu Display.......................................................................................25 4-26 Program Settings Device Alarm Submenu Display .................................................................................25 4-27 Program Settings BIM Alarm Submenu Display......................................................................................25 Effective 2/01
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