Wireless Indication Auxiliary
Introduction
The wireless indication auxiliary provides remote and local information about the circuit breaker status.
The position of the wireless indication auxiliary inside the case, and the setting of the gateway or Panel Server, determine its function. The wireless indication auxiliary provides the following information remotely:
Position of wireless indication auxiliary | Information provided |
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OF slot |
Open/close circuit breaker status |
SD slot |
Trip indication |
SDE slot |
Electrical fault indication |
When in the SD slot, the wireless indication auxiliary can be configured to indicate a circuit breaker trip locally. The status LED blinks orange for eight hours.
The wireless indication auxiliary must be paired with a gateway or Panel Server.
The wireless indication auxiliary is powered by an internal battery. It sends a notification to indicate that the battery needs to be replaced.
For more information about installation, consult the instruction sheet on the Schneider Electric website: NNZ8882801 Wireless Indication Auxiliary
Description
A Reset button
B QR code to access device information, including RF-Id address
C Status LED
D Actuator
E Battery cover
F Reset tool
Reset Button
The Reset button allows you to :
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Access setting mode to set the status LED indication mode
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Pair or unpair the wireless indication auxiliary
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Perform a reset to factory settings (press the Reset button for more than 10 seconds)
Status LED
A status LED on the wireless indication auxiliary provides the following information:
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Help with commissioning and maintenance steps
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Status of communication between wireless indication auxiliary and gateway or Panel Server
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Status of the wireless indication auxiliary
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Indication of circuit breaker trip (available when LED indication mode is ON).
Setting LED Indication Mode
Set the LED indication mode of the wireless indication auxiliary to ON to indicate a trip locally when the wireless indication auxiliary is installed in the SD slot. The LED indication mode is factory-set to OFF.
Follow this procedure to change the LED indication mode.
Commissioning
Commission the wireless indication auxiliary by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or the webpages of the gateway or Panel Server.
Before proceeding with pairing, ensure that the gateway or Panel Server has the latest available firmware version. Refer to the user guide of the relevant gateway.
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Put the wireless indication auxiliary in pairing mode in one of the following ways:
NOTE: the device must be closed before pressing the push-to-trip
button.
NOTE: The device must be closed before simulating an SDE fault.
Result: The status LED blinks orange. The wireless indication auxiliary stays in pairing mode for three minutes. |
2 |
Pair the gateway or Panel Server with the wireless indication auxiliary by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or the webpages of the gateway or Panel Server. Result: The status LED blinks green to indicate that the wireless indication auxiliary is paired. |
3 |
Configure the wireless indication auxiliary by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or the webpages of the gateway or Panel Server. |
Changing the Radio Frequency Channel
Follow this procedure to change the radio frequency channel used by the gateway or Panel Server to communicate:
Step |
Action |
|
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1 |
Put the wireless indication auxiliary in pairing mode in one of the following ways:
NOTE: the device must be closed before pressing the push-to-trip
button.
NOTE: The device must be closed before simulating an SDE fault.
Result: The wireless indication auxiliary wakes up, and is ready to be configured for three minutes. |
|
2 |
Change the radio frequency channel used by the gateway or Panel Server to communicate with the wireless indication auxiliary by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or the webpages of the gateway or Panel Server. Result: The status LED blinks green to indicate that the wireless indication auxiliary is in communication with the gateway or Panel Server. |
Replacing the Internal Battery
The wireless indication auxiliary sends a notification six months before the battery needs to be changed.
Use a Murata CR2050W battery to replace the internal battery.
Follow this procedure to replace the internal battery.
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Remove the wireless indication auxiliary from its slot. Refer to NNZ8882801 Wireless Indication Auxiliary Instruction Sheet. |
2 |
Use the reset tool to remove the battery cover by turning it anti-clockwise. |
3 |
Remove the battery by pressing the top of the battery and recycle it. |
4 |
Reset the wireless indication auxiliary by pressing the Reset button. |
5 |
Insert the new battery, following the guidelines marked in the battery compartment. |
6 |
Put back the battery cover and lock it by turning it clockwise. |
7 |
Reinstall the wireless indication auxiliary in its slot. |
8 |
Put back the front cover of the circuit breaker. |
Replacing the Wireless Indication Auxiliary
Follow this procedure to unpair the wireless indication auxiliary and delete it in EcoStruxure Power Commission software or the webpages of the gateway or Panel Server before replacing the wireless indication auxiliary.
Step |
Action |
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1 |
Remove the wireless indication auxiliary from its slot. Refer to NNZ8882801 Wireless Indication Auxiliary Instruction Sheet. |
2 |
Unpair the wireless indication auxiliary by pressing the Reset button for at least three seconds and releasing, or by using EcoStruxure Power Commission software or the webpages of the gateway or Panel Server. |
3 |
Install the new wireless indication auxiliary in its slot. |
4 |
Pair the wireless indication auxiliary by following the procedure in Commissioning. |
5 |
Put back the front cover of the circuit breaker. |