
Non-Failsafe Setpoint
Non-Failsafe refers to a mode of operation that utilizes the normally open
set of contacts on a relay, where during normal operation the relay is
energized and the contacts are held closed. In the event of power loss to
the instrument, an alarm condition will not result at the switched output
can
4.2.4.2.4.
device. Alarm condition refers to a switched output state that signals a
fault to auxiliary or support equipment. This type of relay behavior should
be used in applications where loss of speed control
be tolerated and
will not result in a hazardous condition. All Relay and Digital switched
outputs are capable of non-failsafe switching.
4.2.4.3. Setpoint Categories
Both failsafe and non-failsafe setpoints have two categories of
setpoint operation, Overspeed and Underspeed.
4.
sed where control of a condition
g is required.
U
Underspeed setpoints are used where control of a condition
involving too low a speed is required
2.4.3.1. Overspeed Setpoint
Overspeed setpoints are u
involvin excess speed
4.2.4.3.2. nderspeed Setpoint
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