g.
Interfaces
Software interfaces (Protocol gateway):
RS 232 for:
• Network adapters for monitoring over Ethernet
network (option)
• Customer software for MODBUS (e.g. ripple monitoring)
• Spare (e. earth fault monitoring system)
• Spare (e. building
management)
Additional gateway options available.s
TR ANSO TRO IC
user friendly onitoring and control panel
Monitoring and control panel Event recorder
Operation the TRANSOTRONIC carried out via moni
toring and control panel fitted the front door (fig. option
a further hardware interface board with selectable relays
is available. battery symmetry monitoring)
.1 V/c with
a rectifier output current nom. button operations, switching actions, errors).g.
Analogue inputs:
• Battery temperature (for temperature compensation)
A transducer available.g. 4:
TRANSOTRONIC
monitoring and
control panel
Additional monitoring functions
• Mains monitoring
• Current dependent under voltage
This monitoring generates alarm the rectifier
output voltage drops value lower than 2.
• over voltage monitoring with impulse blocking
• Battery under voltage monitor
• Operation mode indication
Optionally three external signals can integrated into the
monitoring concept.g.
Operational status and fault indications are represented by
coloured LED's.g.
The recorder stores between 200 events with date and
time stamp (e.
Indication measured values and other information pro
vided 4-line display. The electronics the monitor
ing and control panel communicate over CAN bus with
the CONTROLLER board. building
management)
• PROFIBus (option)
Hardware interfaces:
6 volt-free change-over contacts with the following standard
allocations:
• Mains failure •Spare
• Battery under voltage Spare
• Common alarm Spare
RS 485 for:
• Customer software for MODBUS (e. 4).
In addition the LED operating and fault signals the following
measured values are also provided:
Rectifier measured values
Input voltage, input current each phase, input frequency
output voltage and output current
Battery measured values
Voltage, temperature, charge and discharge
current, remaining autonomy time, remaining
capacity
fig.
Digital inputs from volt free relay contacts (normally open
contacts):
• Spare (e
