ABB CL-LMR 18AC1 Series manuals

CL-LMR 18AC1 Series

Brand: ABB | Category: Relays

Table of contents

1. Table Of Contents
2. Table Of Contents
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. Table Of Contents
8. About this manual
9. Reading conventions
10. Logic relay
11. Overview
12. Device overview
13. CL operating principles
14. Selecting main and system menu
15. Status display logic relay
16. Advanced status display
17. Menu structure
18. Selecting or toggling between menu items
19. Installation
20. Connecting the expansion device
21. Terminals
22. Supplying AC units
23. Supplying DC units
24. Connecting the inputs
25. Connect digital DC inputs
26. Connect analog DC inputs
27. Connecting high-speed counters and frequency generators
28. Connecting outputs
29. Connect relay outputs
30. Connecting transistor outputs
31. Expanding inputs/outputs
32. Remote expansion
33. Commissioning
34. Setting the menu language
35. CL operating modes
36. Creating your first circuit diagram
37. Circuit diagram display
38. From the first contact to the output coil
39. Wiring
40. Testing the circuit diagram
41. Deleting the circuit diagram
42. Wiring with the logic relay
43. Operating principles
44. Relays, function relays
45. Saving and loading circuit diagrams
46. Working with contacts and relays
47. Creating and modifying connections
48. Inserting and deleting a rung
49. Checking the circuit diagram
50. Coil functions
51. Function relays
52. Example function relay with timer and counter relay
53. Analog value comparator/threshold value switch
54. Circuit diagram display with analog value comparator
55. Compatibility of AC010 devices with logic relays
56. Parameter display in RUN mode
57. Function of the analog value comparator function relay
58. Counters
59. Function of the counter function relay
60. High-speed counters, CL-DC1, CL-DC2
61. High-speed counters
62. Text display
63. Wiring a text display
64. Scaling
65. Text entry
66. Entering a setpoint in a display
67. day time switch
68. Parameter display and parameter set for 7-day time switch
69. Changing time switch channel
70. Operating hours counter
71. Value range of the operating hours counter
72. Timing relays
73. Parameter display and parameter set for a timing relay
74. Retention
75. Timing relay modes
76. Function of the timing relay function block
77. Examples timing relay
78. Jumps
79. Power flow display
80. Year time switch
81. Parameter display and parameter set for year time switch
83. Function of the year time switch
84. Master reset
85. Operating modes
86. Basic circuits
87. Negation (coil)
88. Parallel circuit
89. Parallel circuit operating like a series connection of n/o contacts
90. Parallel circuit operating like a series connection of n/c contacts
91. Self-latching
92. Impulse relay
93. Cycle pulse on falling edge
94. Circuit examples
95. x shift register
96. Running light
97. Stairwell lighting
98. CL settings
99. Password setup
100. Selecting the scope of the password
101. Activating the password
102. Unlock logic relay
103. Changing the menu language
104. Changing parameters
105. Adjustable parameters for function relays
106. Setting date and time
107. Setting summer time start and end
108. Selection of summer time start and end
109. Activating input delay (debounce)
110. Activating debounce (input delay)
111. Activating the P buttons
112. Startup behaviour
113. Behaviour when the circuit diagram is deleted
114. Startup behaviour for memory module
115. Setting the cycle time
116. Retention (non-volatile data storage)
117. Setting retentive behaviour
118. Deleting retentive actual values
119. diagram
120. Displaying device information
121. Inside the logic relay
122. CL operation and implications for circuit diagram creation
123. Delay times for inputs and outputs
124. Delay time with CL-AC1 and CL-AC2 basic units
125. Delay times for the analog inputs CL-AC1, CL-DC1 and CL-DC2
126. overload with CL-LST, CL-LMT and CL-LET
127. Expanding CL-LMR/CL-LMT
128. Function monitoring of expansion units
130. Interface
131. Memory module
132. Loading or saving circuit diagrams
133. CL-SOFT
134. Logic relay with separate display module
135. Device version
136. What happens if
137. Possible situations when creating circuit diagrams
138. Event
139. Appendix
140. Technical data
141. Special approvals
142. Power supply
143. Inputs
144. Relay outputs
145. Transistor outputs
146. List of the function relays
147. Available function relays
148. Names of function relay
149. Compatibility of the function relay parameters
150. Parameter display 7-day time switch
151. Glossary
152. Index