Salicru PLC Serie Manual De Usuario, Instalación Y Puesta En Marcha página 25

• The equipment's daily turning on is done by means of this switch (5).
• In case that some off the (c) "Bypass A (R)", (d) "Bypass B (S)" or (e) "Bypass C (T)" Led will light, contact your nearest
After Sales Service (A.S.S.). The equipment can remain connected but it does not regulate; however the line condition-
ers PLC2 will supply a voltage free of electrical noise.
7.2.- Automatic (MR) and Manual (M) versions. To turn on an equipment with the structure according to figure 2.
• Turn the switch (5) to the position "On" or "I". The Led (f) "Output" and (g) "Out of Service" will light on.
Automatic version (MR): After some seconds, if the voltage is within the pre-set margins window, the detector will
connect the output and the Led (g) "Out of Service" is turned off; the equipment supplies voltage directly from the
mains through the Bypass
Turn (6) to the position (
margins pre-set at the factory. The led (b) "Power on", will light up. The Led (c) "Bypass A (R)", (d) "Bypass B (S)"
and (e) "Bypass C (T)", will also light up for some instants, as a reulst of the auto-testing.
The (h) "Reset", push-button is not operative in this version of protections.
Manual version (M): Turn the switch (6) to the position (
voltage. The Led (b) "Power on", lights on. The Led (c) "Bypass A (R)", (d) "Bypass B (S)" and (e) "Bypass C (T)" will
also light up for some instants, as a result of the auto-testing. Press the (h) "Reset" push-button for some seconds until
the Led (g) "Out of Service" turns off; the equipment supplies regulated output voltage. It is possible that when
stopping the pressure on the (h) "Reset", push-button, the equipment goes back to the "Out of Service" position. This
indicates that the voltage is outside the pre-set voltage margins, or that the push-button has not been pressed long
enough; repeat the process.
• From the moment that the raw mains has been powered up and the switch (5) has been turned on, the power will
be present at the output terminals through the Bypass.
• Attention: The turning on of the Led (g) "Out of Service" indicates that there is no supply voltage on the output terminals
(2), even if the voltmeter (7) inside the equipment monitores voltage.
• The equipment's daily turning on is done by means of this switch (6).
• Should some of the Led (c) "Bypass A (R)", (d) "Bypass B (S)" or (e) "Bypass C (T)" light up together with an audible alarm it is
an indication of an overload or of a failure. Stop completely the equipment, reduce the loads connected to the output terminals and
turn it on again. In case this condition should persist, contact your nearest After Sales Service (A.S.S.). The equipment can remain
connected but it does not regulate; however the line conditioners PLC2 will supply a voltage free of electrical noise.
7.3.- Cancellation - Activation of the Hi/Low voltage protections.
• To cancel the protections, place the fuse supplied together with the equipment inside its fuse-holder (9) or select the "Off"
position by means of the commutation switch (9). To activate the protections, withdraw the fuse from the fuse-holder (9), or
select the "On" position by means of the commutation switch (9).
7.4.- To turn off an equipment with Hi/Low voltage protections.
• To stop the equipment, operate according to the paragraphs 6.3 or 6.4, depending on the structure of the equipment.
), the equipment supplies regulated output voltage whenever the sam corresponds to the
), the equipment is able to supply regulated output
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