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Saving <strong>Relay</strong> Setup<br />

When changes have been made to any parameter in the configuration menu, the save comm<strong>and</strong><br />

must be used to permanently store the new settings.<br />

If changes have not been saved, they will<br />

be lost when the product is powered<br />

down. Press ENTER to select the Save<br />

comm<strong>and</strong>.<br />

Press ENTER again, <strong>and</strong> you will be<br />

prompted with SURE?. If you are sure<br />

you wish to save the changes, press<br />

ENTER again, otherwise, press ESC to<br />

cancel the save operation.<br />

Event Log Menu<br />

Every time a relay trips, event details can be recorded in the event log with a time <strong>and</strong> date<br />

stamp. This is useful for analysing the system problems, <strong>and</strong> because events are recorded to a<br />

time resolution of 100ms, the sequence of trip events can be studied. The date <strong>and</strong> time are<br />

maintained by an internal real time clock with battery backup. The product stores details of the<br />

last fifty trip events, <strong>and</strong> if more trips occur, the oldest records are deleted so that new<br />

information can be recorded.<br />

IMPORTANT: Event information will be<br />

lost if the product is powered down. The<br />

event log will also be cleared if the relay<br />

configuration has been altered in the<br />

configuration menu.<br />

The most recent trip is held in the highest<br />

event record. In this example, <strong>Relay</strong> 1<br />

tripped on March 14, 2004 at 10:22 am,<br />

because of an under voltage condition.<br />

You can view the trip settings using the<br />

UP/DOWN keys, but no changes can be<br />

made. To view the other event<br />

information, press ENTER to edit the<br />

event number, then use the UP/DOWN<br />

keys to step through them.<br />

If no trip events have taken place since<br />

the last power-down, you will find blank<br />

records.<br />

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