
NOTE:
DUCATI ENERGIA
7.3 DUCATI ENERGIA
if the incoming current is insufficient (less than 200mA),
REGO cannot determine its direction and will stand by in this
status until current is supplied.
If the controller is installed on a automatic
power factor correction system (pre-programmed controller), no
type of setting will be required and the controller will be ready for
perfect operation: it will alternately display “COS” and the power
factor of the system.
Ex.
If the controller is not installed on a
automatic power factor correction unit (virgin controller),
after displaying the “FAS” parameter it will automatically
launch the automatic procedure for acquiring the powers of
the single capacitor steps. The capacitor steps will be
switched on and measured in sequence a total of three times
each. At the end of this procedure the controller will
alternately display “C1” and the measured power value of the
first step; the power of the next step can be displayed by
pressing the DATAkey.
Ex.
If the power measurements are incorrect, from the same menu
the user can press:
– ALARM/RESET + to launch a new auto acquisition
procedure
– ALARM/RESET + to enter the manual programming
mode (see chap.10.8 - Page 68)
FOR A CORRECT WORKING OF THE
CONTROLLER, C H E C K T H A T P O W E R S
MEASURED BY THE CONTROLLER ARE CORRECT.
If the power measurements are correct, the user can press the
DATAkey for three seconds to exit this menu and the controller will
start to work automatically, displaying the letters in turn
with the system power factor.
Ex.
As soon as the controller is switched on, 8.8.8. will appear on the
display for a few seconds and all the LEDs will light up to enable
their efficiency to be checked.
Subsequently the controller will alternately display and “0”
or “1”;
Ex.
at this stage the system will read and display the direction of the
incoming current from the C.T. (0 = direct / 1= inverted). It is only
an indication.
if the incoming current is insufficient (less than 200mA),
REGO cannot determine its direction and will stand by in this
status until current is supplied.
NOTE:
“COS”
8) SUBSEQUENT STARTUPS
“FAS”
NOTE:
At this point, the controller no longer requires any type of setting
and will be ready for perfect operation: it will alternately display
“COS” and the system power factor.
Ex.
To immediately check whether the controller is working
efficiently, the user should keep in mind that:
– When the load is started, the controller should turn on the
LED and switch the capacitor steps into service.
– If the load is reduced or removed, the controller should turn
on the LED and disconnect capacitor steps accordingly.
– When the and LEDs are off, the controller should display a
cos. close to the one set (see chap.10.2 - Page 66).
– As the inductive cos. increases up to 1, the current circulating
upstream from the power factor correction decreases,
whereas it increases with the capacitive cos.
N.B.:If the controller is installed on a DUCATI energia
automatic power factor correction system we advise the
user not to change any setup parameters with the exception
of and .
To enter the setup menu press The display will show the
following parameters:
10.1 = Mains frequency.
The parameter is displayed in turn with the measured
value. It is only an indication.
Press to go on to the next parameter
10.2 = Power factor desired in the system.
The parameter is displayed in turn with the default
value “0.95”.
The value can be changed using the key.
Press DATAto go on to the next parameter
10.3 “UFF” = Mains voltage
9) TESTING CONTROLLER PERFORMANCE
10) SETUP PARAMETERS
COS IL
“Fr”
“Fr”
DATA
“COS”
“COS”
+.
or
The “UFF” parameter is displayed in turn with the default
value “400”.
The value can be changed using the or key (possible
values 400 or 230).
If the controller is powered by an auxiliary transformer, the
parameter should be set at the rated primary voltage
of the auxiliary transformer (range 100..700). To change
this parameter, press:
N.B.:
UFF
ALARM/RESET + to increase the value.
ALARM/RESET + to decrease the value.
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