Getting Started with Quick3 - 11Trigger SettingsA trigger is the occurrence of a selected event, for example, a binary trigger isthe first change of the state at the binary input.Trigger on:Selection of trigger event– no trigger (default)– binary trigger = CPC 100 input BIN IN is monitored for a trigger event– trigger = first measurement value (m1) > set threshold value– trigger = first measurement value (m1) < set threshold value– trigger = second measurement value (m2) > set threshold value– trigger = second measurement value (m2) < set threshold value– overload = the trigger event is an overload condition that occurs atthe selected output.What is an "Overload" trigger?At the 800A AC output, an overload trigger is a condition in which theset current cannot be reached any longer, for example, because ofan opening contact or circuit breaker.Note: Current values < 50A do not initiate an "Overload" when thecurrent circuit opens. Therefore, if you use the trigger condition"Overload", chose a nominal current value of ≥ 50A.Quick differentiates two "Overload" trigger conditions:1. the occurrence of an overload (as described above)2. the clearing of an overload condition (clearing is delayed by100 ms to debounce).1 23 4 51)
