Can the MCS025 be used as a stand-alone Synchro-Check module without the assistance of the Sepam Series 80?

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The MCS025 Synchro-Check can not be used as a stand-alone product. There are several reasons why it requires the assistance of a Sepam Series 80.

1 - The Synchro-check module requires settings that can only be inserted using SFT2841 and a Series 80 relay. These settings include anticipation times, voltage, frequency & phase difference thresholds, and VT sensor configurations. In order to apply these settings the Synchro-check module, SFT2841 needs to communicate to the relay and the Synchro-check module must be connected to the relay via a CCA77X cable.

Synchro-check module requires settings

2- The Synchro-check module also requires a continuous connection to the Sepam relay in order for it to function properly. MCS025 needs to be connected to the Sepam at startup to download its configuration. Also, during operation if the relay is disconnected from the module the MCS025 shows a red flashing light indicating that it has lost connection to the base unit. During a few minutes the MCS025 keeps working fine. However, after an internal counter times out, the red led changes to "always on" status indicating a major fault and the MSC025 stops working. Therefore, the MCS025 must always be connected to the relay at all times in order for it to function properly.

Synchro-check module connection to the Sepam 80