Sample programming

Sample programming 1:

The EL922x devices have illuminated push-buttons!

The illuminated push-buttons allow the overcurrent protection terminal to be operated, e.g. switching on and off and resetting the respective output. They are also used for programming and querying the nominal current. There are 3 modes: operation mode, programming mode and query mode. There is a common programming mode in which the two outputs can be set simultaneously, as they are interdependent for the terminal with sum current limitation.

1. Press button LED 1 or button LED 2 for >3 seconds to enter the programming mode.

2. The Ready LED lights orange and indicates that they are in programming mode.

3. The green flashing code of button LED 1 indicates the nominal current still set for channel 1, button LED 2 indicates the nominal current still set for channel 2. Flashing once means 1 A, flashing twice 2 A, flashing three times 3 A, etc… Non-flashing indicates OFF.

4. The programming mode is exited automatically if no entries have been made after 45 seconds, in which case the settings made previously are not saved. In other words, the previously saved settings are retained.

5. The nominal currents are changed by entering the absolute current values.
I.e. 1 x press button LED 1 or 2 = 1 A, 2 x press = 2 A, 3 x press = 3 A, …, 10 x press = 10 A, press more than 11x press = OFF!
For variants up to 4 A, press more than 5x press = OFF!

6. Press button LED 1 or button LED 2 for >3 seconds to save the new settings, exit programming mode and the new values are active.

Sample programming 2:

Behavior of the outputs when the settings are changed

If settings are changed during operation (outputs are switched on), the outputs remain switched on. This has the advantage that the system can remain in operation and a change can be made "online".

Sample programming 1

Operation

Display

Meaning

Press button LED 1 for >3 seconds

 

Activate programming mode

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 6x green
Button LED 2 flashes 2x green

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 6 A
Output 2 is set to 2 A

Press button LED1 8x

 

Output 1 is set to 8 A

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 8x green
Button LED 2 flashes 2x green

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 8 A
Output 2 is set to 2 A

Press button LED 1 for >3 seconds

 

Save the new settings and exit programming mode

Sample programming 2

Operation

Display

Meaning

Press button LED 1 for >3 seconds

 

Activate programming mode

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 6x green
Button LED 2 flashes 4x green

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 6 A
Output 2 is set to 4 A

Press button LED 1 7x

 

Output 1 is set to 7 A

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 7x red
Button LED 2 flashes 4x red

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 7 A
Output 2 is set to 4 A
Sum current of 10 A exceeded!

Press button LED2 3x

 

Output 2 is set to 3 A

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 7x green
Button LED 2 flashes 3x green

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 7 A
Output 2 is set to 3 A
Sum current of 10 A adhered to!

Press button LED 1 for >3 seconds

 

Save the new settings and exit programming mode

Sample programming 3

Operation

Display

Meaning

Press button LED 2 for >3 seconds

 

Activate programming mode

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 6x green
Button LED 2 flashes 4x green

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 6 A
Output 2 is set to 4 A

Press button LED 1 7x

 

Output 1 is set to 7 A

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 7x red
Button LED 2 flashes 4x red

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 7 A
Output 2 is set to 4 A
Sum current of 10 A exceeded!

Press button LED 2 11x

 

Output 2 is set to Off

 

Ready LED lights up orange
Button LED 1 flashes 7x green
Button LED 2 is NOT lit

Programming mode is active
Output 1 is set to 7 A
Output 2 is off
Sum current of 10 A adhered to!

Press button LED 1 for >3 seconds

 

Save the new settings and exit programming mode

Sample programming 3:

The EL9227-5500 / EL9222-5500 devices have a sum current limitation of 10 A

The 10 A can be split between the two channels. If one channel is set to 10 A, the other channel must be set to OFF! If the sum current is exceeded, button LED 1 and button LED 2 flash red.
The flashing code shows how the channels have been set, and at least one channel must be changed.
When the value falls below the maximum sum current again, button LED 1 and button LED 2 flash green or are off. Only now can the programming mode be saved and exited.