Rockwell Automation 931S-V1R1D-MC1R User Manual [en, de, fr]

Installation Instructions 1 Beipackinformation 9 Notice d’utilisation 17
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1. General notes
• Disconnect power prior to installation
• Installation only by Qualified personnel
• Follow all applicable local and national electrical codes
• Due to potential hazardous voltages in close proximity, use a non­conductive tool and proper PPE when adjusting the potentiometers on the front panel.
Please observe that applications with high insulation voltages require sufficient space or insulation to adjoining devices, as well as protection against accidental contact. Generally speaking, fer rules with plastic collars are to be used.
Protective measures must be taken against electrostatic discharges (ESD) when installing and setting the 931S-V1R1D-MC1R
1.1 Notes on EMC
Deviations may occur during disturbances caused by HF radia­tion. It is possible to reduce these interferences by installing the electrical equipment into a shielding enclosure, using shielded cables or cable filters.
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2. Function description
2.1 The 3 Way Monitoring Isolator 931S-V1R1D-MC1R monitors
24Vac/dc to 260Vac/dc voltage in single-phase power supply systems. This voltage range can be divided into 4 individual ranges.
Power is supplied via the monitoring input. A relay with changeover contact is used for the switching output. Fundamentally, the device works on a closed-circuit current principle; that means that the relay picks up by status OK, and drops out when an alarm is signalled.The switching point is set via a potentiometer (located under the front plastic cover).
Functions:
- High Trip: The relay switches when the set operating
point is exceeded
- Low Trip: The relay switches by underflow of the set
operating point
- Memory on: The output alarm status is retained; it can
be reset via an internal pushbutton or external reset input
- Memory off: The alarm status is not stored
- Hysteresis, small: Pickup and release delay of 5V/8V
depends on the range set
- Hysteresis, large: Pickup and release delay of 10V/16V
depends on the range set
- AC voltage: AC voltage measurement of the input
signal
- DC voltage: DC voltage measurement of the input
signal
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3. Configuring the module
3.1 Required tool
A screwdriver with a 2.5-mm blade is required to set the module and to connect the conductors to the terminals.
3.2 To open the module
Remove the connector. Disen­gage the locking mechanism by lightly pressing the locks on both sides of the housing 햲, remove the upper part of the housing and the electronics 햳.
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Input
24Vac/dc...70Vac/dc 70Vac/dc...140Vac/dc 140Vac/dc...210Vac/dc 210Vac/dc...260Vac/dc
Tri p
High Trip Low Trip
Memory
Memory on Memory off
Hysteresis
Hysteresis, small Hysteresis, large
Input voltage
AC voltage DC voltage
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
on
3.3 Settings
3.3.1 Table of settings options for 931S-V1R1D-MC1R
5
50%
100%
Input range
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0
1
0
Output
1
0
min. 700ms
Reset
Alarm trip with setting Low Trip (Closed-circuit current principle permanently set)
Operating point
Hysteresis
Times
Relay/Low Trip Memory off
Relay/Low Trip Memory on
Reset for output
4. Settings examples
4.1 Monitoring single-phase undervoltage with 931S-V1R1D-MC1R
No underflow of the setpoint value Alarm status The alarm status can be reset, because set-
point value was exceeded
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5. Electrical connection
5.1 Technical Data
Supply voltage 18 ... 30 Vdc / approx. 1 W Operating temperature 0 °C ... + 55 °C
931S-V1R1D-MC1R Terminal
1 + reset (18 Vdc...30 Vdc) 2 nc 3 – reset 4 nc 5 Input (24Vac/dc...260Vac/dc) 6 Input (24Vac/dc...260Vac/dc) 7 nc 8 nc
9 nc 10 Relay contact 11 11 Relay contact 12 12 Relay contact 14
Connection cross-section max. 2.5 mm
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Multi-wire connection max. 1 mm
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(two wires with the same cross-section)
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