Programming - ABB PQFM Instruction Manual

LV Active Filters PQF
Commissioning report
Remarks:
(a) Refer to Section 8.2
(b) Refer to Section 8.4
(c) Refer to Section 8.3
(d) Refer to Section 8.6.2.1

8.11.3 Programming

Apply voltage to the filter
Restore the filter internal protection grid
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Close the auxiliary circuit fuse box
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Close filter door
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Apply voltage to the active filter (restore upstream protection)
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PQF-Manager booting and showing 'Welcome' screen (or standby screen on master
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units running as slave)
Fans start running
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Program equipment
Network characteristics
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Supply voltage (V)
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Supply frequency (Hz)
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Synchro mode (should normally not be changed, default value is Three ph.)
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CT position and ratio (for first unit)
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Automatic detection feature used
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Filter terminal 'Input 1' is connected to the CT (including sign)
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Filter terminal 'Input 2' is connected to the CT (including sign)
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Filter terminal 'Input 3' is connected to the CT (including sign)
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Ratio of CT installed in line L1 (R, U)
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Ratio of CT installed in line L2 (Y, V)
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Ratio of CT installed in line L3 (B, W)
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CT position and ratio for other units of a multi-unit filter system is ok?
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Rating factor (temp > 40°C/104°F or altitude > 1000m/3300ft or...)
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Rating (%)
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Configure digital inputs if applicable
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For full redundancy, configure/cable digital inputs on all masters of a multi-master
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system(d)
Configure digital outputs if applicable
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For full redundancy, configure/cable digital outputs on all masters of a multi-master
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system(e)
Configure programmable warnings if applicable
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For full redundancy, configure programmable warnings on all masters of a multi-
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master system(f)
Configure programmable alarms if applicable
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For full redundancy, configure programmable alarms on all masters of a multi-
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master system(g)
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