
On or Off Delay should only be applied where a delayed response can be
tolerated and where the exact speed does not need to be known. When
Delay is applied, all outputs including Digital, Relays, Analog and
Display are affected. Delay will affect the amount of time the instrument
uses to respond to an alarm condition.
The Following sections 4.2.4.2.3 through 4.2.4.3.2 are not user-definable
c
d
O ed in
section 4.2.4.4.
Failsafe Setpoint
Failsafe refers to a mode of operation that utilizes the normally closed set
of contacts on a relay, where during normal operation the relay is
energized and the contacts are held open. In the event of power loss to the
instrument, an alarm condition will result at the switched output device.
tio hat signals a fault to
onstants. The sections are included to help provide greater insight into the
ifferent types of switching characteristics. Failsafe, Non-Failsafe,
verspeed and Underspeed all relate to the Setpoint Types outlin
4.2.4.2.3.
Alarm condi n refers to a switched output state t
auxiliary or support equipment. This type of relay behavior should be used
in applications where loss of speed control
cannot be tolerated or will
result in a hazardous condition. Only Relay 1 and Relay 2 have normally
closed contacts and are therefore the only switched outputs capable of
Failsafe switching.
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