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The remote fault Indication switch leads are brought
out the bottom of the Mi.croVersaTrlp programmer as
shown In Fig. 78. This switch lead harness is plugged
Into the mating connector on the breaker, see Fig. 79.
The switch leads are brought out from the breaker
through the Programmer Secondary Disconnect shown
In Fig. 80. The zone selective interlocking function wir
Ing Is also brought out through this disconnect. See
Figs.
95
and 96 for the remote fault indication and zone
selective Interlocking cable diagrams.
FIG. 78 M I C ROVERSATRI P W/R EMOTE
FAU LT I NDICATI O N HARNESS
FIG. 79 PROG RAMMER
SECONDARY CONNECTOR
FIG. 80 REMOTE FAULT INDICATOR
DISCONN ECT
1 2.1 .3 M ICROVERSATRIPTM I N STALLATION
The programmer mounts to the upper left of t h e breaker
as shown in Fig.
81 .
It mounts to the bracket assembly
82.
shown in Fig.
Referring to Fig.
with the holes on either side of the programmer connector.
They provide the necessary alignment for the connector
engagement. The locking lever engages with the pin which
is assembled to the programmer frame and secures the pro
grammer to the mounting bracket
There are two programmer mounting designs in use. The
d ifference in the designs is in the operation of the locking
lever, see Fig.
82.
Installation using each design Is as follows:
a Insert the g u ide pins into the holes and push on the pro
grammer, engaging the connectors.
b. Original design-push In the locking lever, securing the
programmer.
later design-the locking lever Is released, securing
the programmer.
c. Verify that the locking lever did engage the programmer
pin.
d . Connect remote fault indication harness, If equipped,
see Fig.
80.
To remove the programmer:
a. Disconnect the remote fault Indication harness, i f
equipped.
b. Original designs-push I n locking lever, which will
release the programmer pin. While holding the locking lever
In, remove the programmer.
c. later design-pull out locking lever, which w i l l release
the programmer pin. Remove the programmer.
82,
the guide pins mate
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