Eaton Cutler-Hammer Pow-R-Command 750 Quick start guide

Pow-R-Command

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750 — LCD Display

Quick Start Guide

Instruction Leaﬂet IL01412018E

Effective February 2009

Introduction

This is the Quick Start Guide for the PRC750 LCD programming

display. A worksheet of information that will be needed to complete

this startup is found on

Page 11

of this guide. Make sure you have all

the listed information available before starting, either by ﬁlling in the

worksheet, or from job documents.

Several conventions are used in this document.

COURIER

text

indicates screen output or screen menu items.

BOLD COURIER

indicates user button presses.

Navigation through the LCD programming menus is via the four

buttons to the right of the screen as shown above. They are

BACK

DOWN

and

SEL

. Generally,

BACK

is used to cancel a selection or

to move back up through the menu hierarchy.

UP/DOWN

are used to

scroll through selections on a menu or to change values.

SEL

is used

to choose a menu item or to enter a setting. Some menu screens will

have an arrow symbol (



) in the lower right corner. This indicates

there are additional menu items for this screen. Use the

UP/DOWN

keys to scroll down to view the additional items.

FIGURE 1. CONTROLLABLE CIRCUIT BREAKER

Eaton’s Cutler-Hammer

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controllable circuit breakers have two

handles, as shown in

Figure 1

. The larger black handle is referred

to as the primary handle. The primary handle can be turned to the

ON or OFF positions by manual control. The smaller green handle is

referred to as the control handle. The control handle can be moved to

the ON or OFF position by electronic control or to the ON position by

manual override.

Primary Handle

Control Handle

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LCD Programming Procedure

1. Press the SEL key to begin. The Eaton logo will be displayed.

After a few seconds, the

INITIAL STATUS

screen will be displayed.

If the screen’s contrast is not adjusted properly, you can press and

hold the

button to lighten the screen and press and hold the

DOWN

button to darken the screen.

2. Login

If user passwords have been created on your system by your distrib-

utor/installer, you will see the following screen. Use

UP/DOWN

enter the letters of your password/access code and the

SEL

key to

advance to the next letter. Advance the cursor past the end of the

blanks to submit the password/access code.

If this LCD tool has just been powered up, it will have to download a

database from the PRC750 controller. You may see the following

screen with the progress indicator:

The database may take about 10 to 20 seconds to download during

initial startup. Afterward, the

MAIN MENU

will be displayed. To bypass

the

REFRESHING DATABASE

screen, press the

BACK

key. The

refresh continues in the background.

Note:

In doing this, the load status table and group data will not be

refreshed until the refresh is complete.

Jan 10, 2008 11:28A

Group Status:

ON: ABC N

OFF: DEFGHIJKLM OP

Press SEL for menu

Jan 10, 2008 11:28A

Please Enter

Access Code

Jan 10, 2008 11:28A

Refreshing Database

Please wait... 57%

MAIN MENU

Command Groups ON/OFF

Panel Status Screen

Configure Groups

Configure Date/Time _

Group Status:

ON: ABC N

OFF: DEFGHIJKLM OP

3. Veriﬁcation of Hardware

Verify that the Breaker Control Buses (BCBs) are properly addressed

and all necessary communication wiring has been terminated. Please

reference the PRC750 Installation Guide (IL01412008E.pdf) for fur-

ther directions on how to address the BCBs and properly connect

them to the PRC750 controller.

4. Discover Breakers

Discover breakers is located in the main menu. The ﬁrst time the

Pow-R-Command Control Unit is powered up, it automatically

“discovers” the breakers that are connected to it through the Breaker

Control Buses (BCBs). This assumes that the addresses on the BCBs

have been set correctly (please see Step 3 above). Upon startup, a

good practice is to bypass all of the breakers ON and then OFF to

ensure proper communication and discovery. If the breakers have not

been discovered or the BCBs have not been addressed correctly,

then some or none of the intended breakers will operate. These sim-

ple steps can be performed in two ways: manually and through the

LCD display via the

ADVANCED MENU

MANUAL

When the LCD face is removed from the PRC control unit, the inner

circuitry and contacts are exposed to plain sight. Referencing the

drawing below shows the location of 5 pushbuttons that, when

depressed and held for 5 seconds each, perform various control

functions.

From left to right, the buttons are

RESET, BYPASS ON, BYPASS

OFF, BYPASS CLEAR

and

FIND LOADS

respectively. Before testing

the breakers and communication, press and hold the

FIND LOADS

(furthermost right) button for 5 seconds. After which, the

BYPASS

and

OFF

buttons can be pressed and held for testing purposes.

Should there be any problems, to check for proper operation of all

breakers, each breaker has a red indicator for ON, check the wiring

and communication cables, as well as the BCB addressing. Upon a

successful test, make sure the

BYPASS CLEAR

button (2nd from

right) is pressed and held for 5 seconds to relinquish the overridden

state to the direction of the control unit once again.

Note:

When any load in the panelboard has been

BYPASSED ON

BYPASSED OFF

, a green bypass LED on the front of the controller will

be lit. When loads are bypassed, they will not follow schedule and/or

switch commands.

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5. Set Date/Time/DST/Location

From the

MAIN MENU

, select

Configure Date/Time

. The

following menu will be displayed:

Use

UP/DOWN

to select

Change Date

. Use

SEL

to move through

the date digits. Use

UP/DOWN

to set the month, day and year,

respectively. After setting the year, hit

SEL

one more time. The

new values will be displayed in the PRC750.

Use

UP/DOWN

to highlight

Change Time

. Use

SEL

to move through

the

time digits

. Use

UP/DOWN

to set the

hour, minute

and

AM/

, respectively. After setting the

AM/PM

, hit SEL one more time.

The new values will be displayed on the PRC750.

Use

UP/DOWN

to highlight

Change DST

. Use

SEL

to start editing the

DST setting. Use

UP/DOWN

to choose

NONE, AUTO

MANUAL

. If

MANUAL

is chosen, settings for start and end date will appear. Hit

SEL

to jump to the

start date

. Use

UP/DOWN

to set the

month

and

day

values. Use

SEL

to move through the digits. After setting the

DST

setting (or dates for

MANUAL

), hit

SEL

one more time. The new values

will be displayed on the PRC750.

Use

UP/DOWN

to highlight

Change ASTRO Locate

. Hit

SEL

to start

editing the location. The following screen will be displayed:

Use

UP/DOWN

to set the latitude (LAT) value in degrees. The latitude

range is -90 (South) to +90 (North).

CONFIGURE DATE/TIME

Change Time 11:37 AM

Change DST MANUAL

St: mm/dd End: mm/dd

Change Astro Loc.

ASTRO LAT: 33.00

LON: 84.00

TIMEZONE: 5

RISE 06:30 SET 07:00

Note: Sunrise/sunset calculations lose accuracy outside the -62 to

+62 range. Hit SEL to move to the longitude setting. Use UP/DOWN

to set the longitude value in degrees. The longitude range is +180

(Alaska) to -180 (Western Paciﬁc). Hit SEL to move to the TIMEZONE

setting. Use UP/DOWN to set the TIMEZONE value in hours. The

TIMEZONE range is +12 hours (west of GMT) to -12 hours (east of

GMT). After setting the TIMEZONE, hit SEL one more time. The new

values will be displayed on the PRC750. The RISE and SET times will

update with the new values calculated from the input latitude and lon-

gitude and the screen will return to the Configure Date/Time

menu. Use BACK to return to the MAIN MENU.

6. Conﬁgure Breaker Group A

From the MAIN MENU, select Configure Groups. The following

screen will be displayed:

The group is shown, followed by its current status (OFF in

this example). The next line is the group description, if it

exists (GROUP A LIGHTS in this example), followed by the number

of loads (breakers) that has been associated with this group

(15 in this example). Another group can be selected by using the

UP/DOWN arrows.

Hit SEL to select Group A. The following menu is displayed:

A. Associate Loads With the Group

Hit SEL to select Associate Loads. The following screen is

displayed:

SELECT GROUP

TO CONFIGURE:

Group A GRPA OFF

GROUP A LIGHTS

15 loads in group.

Use up/down/sel to

change selection

CONFIGURE GROUP A

Group A GRPA ON

OFFICE LIGHTING

Associate Loads______

Associate Inputs

Modify Schedules

Modify Description

Associate Loads

With Group A

Select loads for this

group individually

Add all loads which

are currently ON

Clear all loads from

this group

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There are two ways to choose which loads are associated with the

group. Hitting SEL on Select loads for this group indi-

vidually will present the following screen:

Each load (breaker) will be listed by panelboard, followed by its

current membership in this group (YES/NO) and by its descrip-

tion, if one has been entered (LIGHTING – R102 in the above

example). Use UP/DOWN to scroll up and down through the breaker

list and SEL to change to membership setting to YES or NO. After all

loads have been selected for this group, hit BACK twice to return to

the CONFIGURE GROUP A screen.

The second option for associating loads is the Add all loads

method. To use this option, turn ON the primary handle and the

control handle for all loads that will be part of this group. Turn OFF

the primary handle for all loads that will not be part of this group.

Then UP/DOWN to move to the Add all loads… option. Hit SEL

to choose all currently ON breakers. This may take several

minutes while all breakers are scanned. After all loads have been

selected for this group, hit BACK twice to return to the CONFIGURE

GROUP A screen.

B. Associate Inputs With the Group

If a switch input will be associated with the group, use UP/DOWN to

highlight the Associate Inputs. Hit SEL to move to the INPUT

SELECT screen:

Pick Group A Loads

Sel Toggles Load

PNL1 # 01 B101 NO

PNL1 # 02 B102 YES

PNL1 # 03 B103 YES

Group A Input

Type: Maint NO

Input: DI 1 (OFF)

Delay: 00:00

Up/Down/SEL to Change

Press BACK when Done

The Input Select screen displays the type of input, the input that is

associated, and the Exit time delay. Use the UP/DOWN to highlight

TYPE and press Select. An input type list is displayed. The list of input

types extends beyond one page. Use UP/DOWN to scroll through the

list and highlight the correct switch type. Hit Select to choose.

Note: The Momentary 3-wire switch type requires two physical

inputs paired together. One input for ON and one input for OFF. When

choosing this type of input, the controller will ask for an activation

input and a deactivation input.

The input type screen will then be displayed.

The select input screen should be displayed after the input type.

In this list, choose the input that has been the wires are, or will be,

terminated.

The delay time screen will be shown next:

To have the load stay on for a certain number of minutes after the

input has turned off, use UP/DOWN and SEL to pick a number of

minutes. Otherwise, hit SEL on the None value. A value other

than 15, 30 or 45 can be entered by choosing the enter

exact time.

Hit BACK three times to return to the CONFIGURE GROUP A screen.

C. Set Group Description

Use UP/DOWN to highlight the MODIFY DESCRIPTION option and hit

SEL. The SELECT DESCRIPTION screen will be displayed:

Select Input Type

Maintained Nrm Open

Maintained Nrm Closed

Maintained ON/OFF

Momentary ON

Momentary OFF

Momentary 3-WIRE

Select Input

1:1I DI 1

1:2I DI 2

1:3I DI 3

1:4I DI 4

1:5I DI 5

1:6I DI 6

1:7I DI 7

Select Exit Delay

None

15 MINUTES

30 MINUTES

45 MINUTES

(ENTER EXACT TIME)

SELECT DESCRIPTION

For Group A

None

Offices_____________

Hallways

Parking

Exterior

Signs

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The list of predefined descriptions is several pages long. Use

UP/DOWN and SEL to scroll through the screens and choose a pre-

defined description or choose Enter Characters (at the end

of the list) to enter a custom description:

Use UP/DOWN to scroll up or down through the alphabet and SEL to

enter one letter at a time. Continue hitting SEL until the end of the

line is reached to enter the description.

Hit BACK once (or twice for custom descriptions) to return to the

CONFIGURE GROUP A screen.

D. Test Group

The group has now been conﬁgured and is ready to be tested. Verify

that all breaker primary handles have been returned to the ON posi-

tion. Hit BACK to return to the MAIN MENU:

Use UP/DOWN and SEL to select Command Groups ON/OFF.

The COMMAND GROUPS screen will be shown:

ENTER DESCRIPTION

_ <

MAIN MENU

Command Groups ON/OFF

Panel Status Screen

Configure Groups

Configure Date/Time

Group Status:

ON: ABC N

OFF: DEFGHIJKLM OP

COMMAND GROUPS

ON: A BC N

OFF: _ DEFGHIJKLM OP

GRPA ON

Cleaning Lights

Use BACK/SEL to select

UP - ON, DOWN - OFF

Use the BACK and SEL to highlight the desired group (in this case,

A). Use UP to turn the group ON and DOWN to turn the group OFF.

Verify that the correct set of breakers is turned ON and OFF with

the group. If not, repeat Step 6A — Conﬁgure Breaker Group A —

Associate Loads With the Group. If there is an associated input for

this group, turn the group OFF again with the COMMAND GROUPS

screen. Use the actual input — switch, motion detector, etc., to trip

the input. Verify that the proper group is turned ON. If not, repeat

Step 6B — Conﬁgure Breaker Group A — Associate Inputs With

the Group.

Verify that the group description on the ﬁfth line of the COMMAND

GROUPS screen is the correct description for this group. If not, repeat

Step 6C — Conﬁgure Breaker GROUP A — Set Group Description.

7. Repeat Step 6 for each Group B through P

8. Schedule Groups

The ﬁnal step in initial setup is to enter the schedules for each group.

From the MAIN MENU, select Configure Groups. The following

screen will be displayed:

Hit SEL to select Group A. The following menu is displayed:

Select Modify Schedules. The following screen is displayed:

SELECT GROUP

TO CONFIGURE:

Group A GRPA OFF

GROUP A LIGHTS

15 loads in group.

Use up/down/sel to

change selection

CONFIGURE GROUP A

Group A GRPA ON

OFFICE LIGHTING

Associate Loads

Associate Inputs

Modify Schedules

Modify Description

Modify Schedules for

Group A OFFICE LIGHT

Use SEL to edit sch.

Days --ON-- --OFF-

(Add New Schedule)

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Hit SEL to choose the empty schedule item. The following screen

is displayed:

Hit SEL to choose the DAYS: item. The following screen is displayed:

To choose all weekdays (MTWThF) or weekends (Sat/Sun),

use UP/DOWN to highlight Weekdays or Weekends respectively

and hit SEL.

To clear all days from this schedule, but leave the hours intact

(perhaps for future use), highlight Clear All Days and hit SEL.

To schedule only speciﬁc days of the week, highlight Pick

specific days and hit SEL. The cursor will jump to Sunday of

the specific days list. Use UP/DOWN to move speciﬁc days

back and forth between the YES and NO rows. To choose a holiday

schedule, choose “H” in the speciﬁc day list. This schedule will then

run on the days added to the “Holiday List” (See Appendix A, Section

G). Use SEL to move across the row. Once in the speciﬁc days row,

you must move all the way across the row with SEL to return to the

previous menu.

Hit BACK to return to the ENTER SCHEDULE DETAIL screen.

Use UP/DOWN to highlight the Start time item. Hit SEL to begin

entering a start time for this schedule. The hours column will be

highlighted as shown below.

ENTER SCHEDULE DETAIL

For GROUP A

DAYS: _______

Start time: 12:00 AM

End time: 12:00 PM

Clear Schedule

Press BACK when done

PICK SCHEDULE DAYS

Weekdays____________

Weekends

Clear All Days

Pick specific days:

Yes:

No: SMTWTFSH

ENTER SCHEDULE DETAIL

For GROUP B

Days: Weekday

Start time: 12:00 AM

End time: 12:00 PM

Clear Schedule

Press BACK when done

Use UP/DOWN to advance the hours column to the correct hourly

starting time. Hit SEL to move to the minutes column. Use UP/

DOWN to advance the minutes column to the correct minute

starting time. Hit SEL to move to the AM/PM column. Use UP/DOWN

to select AM or PM for the starting time. Hit SEL to complete entering

the start time.

Use UP/DOWN to highlight the item. Follow the same procedure as

above to enter the schedule and time.

When the days, start time and end time have all been entered, hit

BACK to return to the MODIFY SCHEDULES screen. The newly

entered schedule will now be in the list, as shown in the following

example:

Use UP/DOWN to select empty schedule and repeat the aforemen-

tioned steps to enter more schedules for this group if needed. If more

than three schedules are entered for a particular group, they will

extend to the next page. Use UP/DOWN to scroll the list to select

schedules or empty schedule on the next page.

Hit BACK twice to return to the SELECT GROUP screen. Use UP/

DOWN and SEL to choose another group to schedule. Repeat the

above steps to enter schedules for each remaining group in turn.

The PRC750 is now programmed. Hit BACK four times to return to

the top level and log out.

MODIFY SCHEDULES FOR

Group A OFFICE LIGHT

Use SEL to edit sch.

Days --ON-- --OFF-

Weekday 09:30A 05:30PP

(empty schedule)

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Appendix A — Advanced Menu

The Advanced Menu is a tool that can be accessed from the main

menu to conﬁgure and control some of the functions of the Pow-R-

Command Unit that are part of the commissioning process or less

frequently used. Although not immediately visible on the main menu,

this hidden menu can be accessed by depressing and holding the

Back button on the LCD display for 5 seconds. The Advanced Menu

item will be added to the second screen of the Main Menu. To enter

the menu, arrow down until the Advanced Menu is highlighted and

press the SEL button.

Advanced Menu

A. Groups

The GROUPS submenu contains a list of groups, designated by

the letters A through P, for control of various points by functions

such as schedules. As outlined below, each group has certain

attributes that can be modiﬁed.

a. Groups A through P

1. Description

This ﬁeld allows the user to assign a 20-character description

describing the respective group.

2. Group Name

This ﬁeld allows the user to modify the default 4-character

group identiﬁer used with the respective group.

3. Command Group

A function permitting the user to override the group of

associated loads ON or OFF.

a. On

Forces the group of points and associated loads into the

ON state.

b. Off

Forces the group of points and associated loads into the

OFF state.

4. Exit Wink

The user may deﬁne an exit wink to take place at speciﬁed

number of minutes prior to an event.

5. Pilot Light

Allows the user to select the use or non-use of a pilot light in

conjunction with a group.

a. None

b. Output List

Lists the usable digital outputs for pilot lights or other low

current devices. Choose the digital output that is to be

used for the pilot on the group to be controlled. After

setting the output, it will be given a designation of PIL_

plus the group letter. Ex. Group A on DO 1 would be Pilot

Light PILA.

6. Communication Loss

In the event of the loss of communication from the master

module, three actions are available for the respective group.

a. Stay

Stay in the present state last recorded before loss of

communication with the master unit.

b. On

Change to the ON state when loss of communication with

the master unit occurs.

c. Off

Change to the OFF state when loss of communication

with the master unit occurs.

7. Run Cycle

Displays the running count of the number of times the

group has turned on.

If you highlight and select, you will have the option to clear

the count.

a. Yes

Clears the running count of the respective group.

b. No

Returns back to the respective group’s attributes.

B. Breakers

The BREAKERS submenu contains a list of breakers and their

attributes organized by panelboard for modiﬁcation, monitoring

and control.

a. Breakers Associated With Panelboards

1. Description

This ﬁeld allows the user to assign a 20-character descrip-

tion describing the respective breaker.

2. Name

This ﬁeld allows the user to modify the default 4-character

load identiﬁer used with the respective breaker.

3. Point Command

Shows the current status of the point (breaker) and allows

the speciﬁc point controlling the load to be bypassed ON,

OFF or RESTORED to normal control by the unit.

a. On

Bypasses the breaker ON.

b. Off

Bypasses the breaker OFF.

c. Restore

Restores the breaker from the overridden state to the

normal state controlled by the schedules.

4. Group Associations

Group associations allow the user to conﬁgure the respec-

tive point (breaker) to be associated with single or multiple

groups for complex control schedules.

5. Action Delay

Additional time added to the end of command sent to the

breaker prior to the next command issued.

6. Communication Loss

In the event of the loss of communication from the master

module, four actions are available for the respective

breaker.

a. Stay

Stay in the present state last recorded before loss of

communication with the master unit.

b. On

Stay in the ON state when loss of communication with

the master unit occurs.

c. Off

Stay in the OFF state when loss of communication with

the master unit occurs.

d. Restore

Restore to the last command sent to the point (breaker)

prior to loss of communication.

7. Run Cycle

Keeps a running count of the number of times the breaker

has turned on.

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C. Control Table

a. Switch List

Lists the switches that have already, or will be conﬁgured for

association with a group.

1. Type

Allows the user to select one of the various switch types

listed below contained within the submenu.

a. Choose Switch Type

i. Maintained Normally Open

Maintained switch with a normally open contact.

ii. Maintained Normally Close

Maintained switch with a normally closed contact.

iii. Maintained CH

Maintained change switch.

iv. Momentary ON/OFF

Momentary ON/OFF switch.

v. Momentary ON

Momentary ON switch.

vi. Momentary OFF

Momentary OFF switch.

vii. None

2. Group

a. Choose Group

Allows the user to associate the control of a group with

a certain speciﬁed input.

3. Switch

Permits the user to specify which input is associated with

the switch.

4. Description

5. Name

6. Enabled By

Allows the user to enable to the switch via a group or ﬂag.

a. Choose Group/Flag

i. None

ii. Group List

Shows a list of groups to enable the switch.

7. Time Delay

8. Override

a. On

b. Off

c. Restore

9. Communication Loss

a. Stay

Stay in the present state last recorded before loss of

communication with the master unit.

b. On

Stay in the ON state when loss of communication with

the master unit occurs.

c. Off

Stay in the OFF state when loss of communication with

the master unit occurs.

D. System

a. Description Field

The description ﬁeld allows the user to assign a 20-character

description describing the respective breaker.

b. Name Field

The name ﬁeld allows the user to modify the default

4-character load identiﬁer used with the respective breaker.

c. Address Field

Each unit can have a unique address numbered from 1 to 120

for networking purposes. This ﬁeld allows the user to assign

an address to the unit.

d. Bypass ON

Bypasses ALL loads ON.

e. Bypass ON

Bypasses ALL loads OFF.

f. Clear Bypass

Clears the bypassed or overridden status of the loads and

returns them to normal operation and control.

g. Restart

Restarts the unit.

h. Date/Time

1. Change Date

Allows the user to change the date.

2. Change Time

Allows the user to change the time.

3. Daylight Savings Time

Allows the user to enable or disable daylight

savings time.

4. Astronomical Location

Allows the user to change latitude and longitude for

calculations for sunrise and sunset times.

i. Subpanel Conﬁguration

Subpanel Conﬁguration will need to be accessed when

initially setting up your system. This menu allows the user

to conﬁgure the panelboard setups with the unit. This is

where the number of BCBs per panelboard will be chosen,

the location of each BCB, and the number of breakers per

panelboard (9, 18, 30, or 42 where 42 circuit is the default).

1. Panelboard List ( 1 – 8 )

a. Panelboard Number

Allows the user to specify a unique numerical address

to associate with the panelboard.

b. Panelboard Name

Allows the user to alter the default

4-character identiﬁer for the panelboard.

c. Panelboard Type

Allows the user to pick the conﬁguration of the panel-

board being used from the list below.

i. Left

ii. Right

iii. Left – 18

iv. Right – 18

v. Left – 30

vi. Right – 30

vii. Top

viii.Bottom

ix. Top – 9

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j. Change Access Code

Allows 5 distinct users to have separate access codes

o the unit.

k. Backup Select

Allows the user to backup the current controller conﬁguration

into the internal memory of the LCD. There are 2 backup loca-

tions available. This makes it possible to back up 2 different

conﬁgurations, whether it is 2 conﬁgurations for one control-

ler or 2 different controllers backed up with one LCD unit. To

reload a controller with a backup, see the "Reload Select" sec-

tion of this document.

1. Backup 1

Memory location 1 for conﬁguration backup.

2. Backup 2

Memory location 2 for conﬁguration backup.

l. Reload Select

1. Backup 1

Restore previously backed-up conﬁguration from

memory location 1.

2. Backup 2

Restore previously backed-up conﬁguration from

memory location 2.

3. Initialize Database

Initializes controller to the default conﬁguration.

All user databases are deleted.

4. Discover Breakers

If changes or renovations have been done, “discover

breakers” is a useful tool in ﬁnding all loads and panel-

boards connected to the gateway.

m. Version Information

Displays version information about the LCD display,

Gateway and Breaker Control Busses.

n. Contrast

Allows the user to change contrast of the LCD display

based on a numerical value.

E. Subpanel Conﬁguration

Subpanel Conﬁguration will need to be accessed when initially

setting up your system. This menu allows the user to conﬁgure

the panelboard setups with the unit. This is where the number of

BCBs per panelboard will be chosen, the location of each BCB,

and the number of breakers per panelboard (9, 18, 30 or 42 where

42 circuit is the default).

a. Panelboard List ( 1 – 8 )

1. Panelboard Conﬁguration

a. Panelboard Number

Allows the user to specify a unique numerical

address to associate with the panelboard.

b. Panelboard Name

Allows the user to alter the default 4-character

identiﬁer for the panelboard.

c. Panelboard Type

Allows the user to pick the conﬁguration of the

panelboard being used from the list below.

F. Schedules

Schedules are the primary way of controlling power

to loads the way that best beneﬁts the customer’s efﬁciency and

ﬁnancial interests. Schedules control the switching on and off of

groups of loads.

a. Schedule List up to 50

1. Action

a. Modify/Add Action

i. Choose Group Flag

1.On

Ensures that the group selected is turned ON

when the command is to be sent at the sched-

uled event time.

2.Off

Ensures that the group selected is turned OFF

when the command is to be sent at the sched-

uled event time.

b. Blank Out Action

Blanks out or erases the action or event information.

2. Date

a. Periodic

Allows the user to schedule the event multiple days

during the week and is set to repeat each week.

b. Fixed Date

Allows the user to specify a ﬁxed date for an action or

event to take place.

3. From

The FROM time is the starting time of the event or

action that is to be scheduled.

a. None

b. Absolute

c. Before Sunrise

d. After Sunrise

e. Before Sunset

f. After Sunset

4. Until

The UNTIL time is the ending time of the event or

action that is to be scheduled.

a. SAME SUBMENU AS “FROM”

G. Holidays

Allows the user specify up to 30 holidays. When “H” is chosen

in the “Speciﬁc days list” in a schedule, the schedule utilizes the

“Holiday List” for its days of control.

a. Holiday List

1. Modify List

a. Date

Allows the user to deﬁne the date of the holiday.

b. Description

Allows the user to describe or name the holiday to

take place.

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Troubleshooting Guide / FAQ

General Troubleshooting

Symptom 1: The text on the LCD display is not visible/legible. There

is a blue backlight, but the text is washed out.

Cause: The contrast on the LCD needs to be adjusted.

Solution: Press the BACK key multiple times to ensure that you are

on the very ﬁrst screen of the LCD. Press the SEL key one time.

Press and hold the UP arrow. The contrast should begin to lighten.

You can make the contrast darker by pressing and holding the

DOWN arrow. The contrast can also be adjusted from within the

ADVANCED MENU.

Symptom 2: One or more Smart Breakers are not showing up in

CONFIGURE GROUPS.

Causes:

1. Subnetwork wiring from controller to each BCB in master and

expansion panelboards is not properly pulled/terminated.

2. BCBs are not properly addressed via DIP switches on each BCB.

3. Smart Breaker has not properly been connected to BCB

breaker port.

4. Breakers have not properly been discovered.

Solution:

Step 1: Make sure all subnetwork wiring from controller to each BCB

(including expansion panelboards) is properly terminated. (See Figure 2.)

Step 2: Ensure that each BCB is properly addressed via the DIP

switches on each BCB. (See Figure 3.)

Step 3: Make sure that each Smart Breaker is properly terminated

onto each BCB Breaker Port. Each Smart Breaker has a 4-pin connec-

tor that slides onto each 4-pin breaker port on the BCB. It is very easy

to misalign this connection.

Step 4: Discover breakers. Please reference the LCD Quick Start

Guide for complete details on how to properly discover all Smart

Breakers.

Note: If Smart Breaker(s) still do not show up in conﬁgure groups

after completing these steps, please call the PRC Technical Support

Line at 1-888-252-6286, Option 3.

Documents to Reference:

1. Instruction Leaﬂet (IL01412012E).

Symptom 3: After completing the above steps, one or more Smart

Breakers are not responding to issued commands.

Note: Make sure all the above steps have been completed before

proceeding.

Causes:

1. The Smart Breaker(s) has/have been Overridden.

2. The black primary handle to the breaker is in the OFF position.

Deﬁnition of Overridden: Breaker is taken “out of service” or taken

out of normal operation. This means that the Smart Breaker will not

follow any issued commands. The breaker must be restored and put

back into service/normal operation to follow issued commands.

Solution:

1. Take a look at the status LEDs on front of the controller. They are

located next to the power switch to the controller. There will be

three LEDS. The top LED represents the power to the controller.

This LED is red and should be constantly ON. The middle LED is

the “override” LED. If any one of the Smart Breakers are overrid-

den, this LED will be lit. This LED is green. The bottom LED is

the network LED. It will blink RED during normal operation.

If the middle LED is lit/green, this means that the Smart

Breaker(s) is/are overridden and need to be restored back into

service. From the MAIN MENU of the LCD, scroll down and

select BYPASS LOADS ON/OFF (this should be the last option on

the MAIN MENU). Next, scroll down and select CLEAR BYPASS.

2. If it is safe to energize the load connected to each Smart Breaker,

ensure that the black primary handle to the breaker is in the ON

position. The Smart Breaker will not properly respond to issued

commands when the black primary handle is in the OFF position.

FIGURE 2.

FIGURE 3.

Subnetwork LAN

Address DIP Switches

BCB Breaker Port/

Termination

Subnetwork LAN/

Power Terminations

RUN, LAN and POWER

Status LEDs

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Symptom 4: I have a 30-circuit panelboard, and my Smart Breaker

positions on the left side are not numbered correctly from within

the LCD.

Cause: The controller needs to be conﬁgured to represent the type of

panelboard that it is controlling (i.e., 42 circuit, 30 circuit, etc.).

Solution: The controller needs to be conﬁgured to represent the type

of panelboard that it is controlling. In this case, the controller needs to

be conﬁgured to control a 30-circuit panelboard. All controllers default

to control a 42-circuit panelboard. To adjust this setting, the following

steps need to be taken:

1. From the MAIN MENU, scroll down and highlight, but don’t

select, BYPASS LOADS ON/OFF. Hold the BACK button for about

5 seconds.

2. An ADVANCED MENU item will appear. Scroll down and select

ADVANCED MENU.

3. Scroll down and select SUBPANEL CONFIGURATION. Here, you

should see a list of BCBs and their addresses. (If nothing shows

up on the BCB list, please stop and go through the steps

depicted in Symptom 2 above and then continue.)

4. The BCBs should be split into left and right for each panelboard.

Highlight the ﬁrst BCB that needs to be conﬁgured for a 30-

circuit panelboard. Press SEL.

5. Scroll down to TYPE and press SEL. If this BCB is a left side

BCB, then SEL LEFT-30. If it is a right side BCB, then SEL

RIGHT-30.

6. Repeat for the remainder of BCBs that need to be conﬁgured for

30-circuit panelboards.

Indicator Lights/LEDS

The LEDs on the controller and BCBs can be used to help diagnose

an issue with the current setup of the system.

Symptom 1: Power LED not lit on controller when the power switch

is toggled on.

Causes:

1. No ac voltage to the controller transformer.

2. Incorrect voltage to the control transformer.

3. No 24 Vac voltage to controller unit.

4. Blown fuse within the controller.

Solutions:

1. Make sure there is ac voltage to the control transformer, and it is

the correct amount.

2. Controllers are available in various voltages. Check the trans-

former label for the correct input voltage.

3. Press the reset on the transformer, there will be a noticeable

click if it resets. The transformer may have tripped, if the trip

state continues after resets this is a sign of other issues. Make

sure no wires are pinched or shorted coming from the controller.

If none found, please contact technical support.

4. Check the plug on the right side of the controller for proper con-

nection of the 24 Vac from the transformer. If plugged in, check

for 24 Vac at the plug.

5. Check the internal fuse in the unit. It is located behind the face-

plate. Four screws must be removed to gain access to the fuse.

Check the status of the fuse in the lower right hand corner of the

unit. If this fuse is blown, it needs to be replaced.

Symptom 2: Power LED lit on the controller but not lit on BCB when

the controller power switch is toggled on.

Causes:

1. No connection from the controller to BCB.

2. Incorrect wiring on the BCB from the controller.

3. Problem with the output voltage from the controllers.

Solutions:

1. Check the plug on the BCB and the controller for proper

connection.

2. Check for correct wiring of the BCB; see the side of the control-

ler and BCB for proper connections. Also, the connections are

included in the Instruction Manual.

3. Check for 24 Vac from the controller; see the label on the side of

the controller for the correct pins of the 4-pin connector. If volt-

age is not present, please contact PRC Technical Support Line at

1-888-252-6286, Option 3.

Symptom 3: The “POWER” LED and the “LAN” LED are lit, and the

“RUN” LED blinks twice every few seconds on the BCB.

Cause: There is a communication failure between the controller and

BCB caused by incorrect wiring of the BCB.

Solution: Check wiring (L+ and L- may be crossed or 24V~ and COM

may be crossed from the controller to the BCB).

Symptom 4: The “POWER” LED is lit, and the “LAN” LED ﬂickers

every so often with the “RUN” LED blinking twice every few

seconds on the BCB.

Cause: There is a communication failure between the controller and

BCB caused by incorrect wiring of the BCB.

Solution: Check wiring; L- may be disconnected.

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1. Programmer password:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

2. Date/Time:

Daylight Savings Time Used: NONE / AUTO / MANUAL

3. Location

Latitude (-90 to +90): __ degrees__

Longitude (-180 to +180):__degrees__

Time zone(-12hrs to +12hrs):__hrs

4. Breaker Groups

Mark the groups each circuit is part of. Copy this page as

needed for additional panelboards.

GROUPS

CIRCUIT A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P CIRCUIT A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P

1 22

2 23

3 24

4 25

5 26

6 27

7 28

8 29

9 30

10 31

11 32

12 33

13 34

14 35

15 36

16 37

17 38

18 39

19 40

20 41

21 42

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5. Schedules

Mark schedule details. Copy as needed for additional schedules.

Group: Weekends Weekdays S M T W T F S H Start__:__ AM/PM End:__:__ AM/PM

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Notes

Printed in USA

Publication No. IL01412018E / Z7732

February 2009

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