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Eaton BreakerVisu NZM-XMC-MDISP35-MOD Manual

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BreakerVisu – Software
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  • Page 1 Manual 06/16 MN0121001Z-EN BreakerVisu – Software NZM-XMC-MDISP35-MOD NZM-XMC-MDISP35-SWD NZM-XMC-MDISP70...
  • Page 2 No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form (printed, photocopy, microfilm or any other process) or processed, duplicated or distributed by means of electronic systems without written permission of Eaton Industries GmbH, Bonn. Subject to alteration without notice.
  • Page 3 Danger! Dangerous electrical voltage! Before commencing the installation • Disconnect the power supply of the device. • Ensure a reliable electrical isolation of the low voltage for the 24 volt supply. Only use power supply units complying • Ensure that devices cannot be accidentally restarted. with IEC 60364-4-41 (VDE 0100 Part 410) or HD 384.4.41 S2.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Modbus RTU communication parameters ........39 Discover devices ................39 Connecting devices to SmartWire-DT........40 System Settings................. 41 WinCE configuration ..............41 5.1.1 Ethernet/IP settings ..............41 5.1.2 Setting Clock ................42 Security settings ................42 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 6 Notifications ................. 57 15.2 Modbus/TCP Register Map............58 15.3 Format for measured value files ..........64 15.4 XML configuration for 3rd party devices........68 15.4.1 Example 1 ..................68 15.4.2 Example 2 ..................77 15.5 License certificate................ 86 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 7: About This Manual

    The content of the manual is written for engineers and electricians. A specialist knowledge of electrical engineering is needed for commissioning. 0.2 List of revisions Edition date Page Subject Modifi- Deleted cation 06/16 Licenses ✓ LIC-OPT-1ST-LEVEL, LIC-OPT-2ND-LEVEL 05/14 General revision ✓ 04/12 – First edition BreakerVisu 05/14 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 8: Writing Conventions

     Warns of the possibility of hazardous situations that could result in serious injury or even death. DANGER  Warns of hazardous situations that result in serious injury or death. 0.3.3 Tips ￫ Indicates useful tips. BreakerVisu 05/14 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 9: Introduction

    It focuses mainly on how to configure and commission the device, as well as on how to use the program menu and view measured values. This manual makes reference to other Eaton BreakerVisu products and devices as well. For detailed information on these devices, please refer to the corresponding documentation.

  • Page 10: Devices Compatible With Breakervisu

    1.4 Devices compatible with BreakerVisu 1.4 Devices compatible with BreakerVisu BreakerVisu can be connected to specific Eaton devices (please refer to the table below) based on the network being used. In addition, BreakerVisu allows for up to four device types from other manufacturers to be imported, provided these device types have a Modbus RTU interface.

  • Page 11: Operator Interface

    For detailed information on the languages that are supported and on how to use language files in the BreakerVisu program, please refer to ￫ Chapter 6, “Languages”. Figure 1: Welcome screen – with program language options BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 12: Main Menu

    The second is a yellow circle, which indicates that there are one or more warnings for one or more devices. To get more specific information regarding these warnings, simply open the corresponding device overview. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 13 BreakerVisu program configuration, the user management functions, and the licensing functions. The circles on the buttons indicate whether the device in the corresponding device overview screen is online (white) or whether a problem is being signaled (yellow). BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 14: Variant

    BreakerVisu system in terms of connected devices, warnings, measurement settings, and when measurements start. In both BreakerVisu size variants, this screen includes not only the main menu, but also buttons that can be used to access the available languages and an overview of notifications. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 15: 7" Variant

    SmartWire-DT devices, one on the right for Modbus RTU devices, and one in the center (BreakerVisu Statistics) with a system overview and basic information. Figure 4: BreakerVisu home screen (7“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 16 (SD card, USB). To delete these notifications, tap the Clear all button. Tapping the languages button will take you back to the welcome screen, where you can change the system language. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 17 (SD card, USB flash drive). To delete these notifications, tap the Clear all button. Tapping the languages button will take you back to the welcome screen, where you can change the system language. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 18: Device Overview" Window

    Tap the arrows to move through the device overview screens. The appropriate arrow icons will be shown based on the screen currently being displayed (there will not be an arrow pointing to the left on the first screen, for example). Figure 7: Device overview (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 19 These symbols may vary depending on the specific device type being used, and in some cases can be configured by using the device tabs (Table 2, page 8). BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 20: Device Details" Screen

    2 Operator interface 2.5 “Device details” screen Table 11: Device status symbols Symbol Description Example of a device picture (an Eaton NZM2 circuit-breaker in this case) Open Closed Tripped Logging enabled Tripped circuit-breaker with warning points (there are two warning points for each device) and early overload warning (temperature bar).

  • Page 21: 7" Variant

    (SD card, USB flash drive) plugged into the BreakerVisu device. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 22 While data measuring for the selected device is running, the Logging sub-screen will show the Data logging status (flashing circle), the date and time when measuring started, and the name of the corresponding data file. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 23: Variant

    BreakerVisu device can read. Figure 12:Device details – “Main data” (at the beginning) (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 24 “Device details” screen. Figure 14:Device details – “More data” (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 25 To return to the scan rate you selected, you will first have to turn off the measuring function (by tapping the STOP button) before being able to disable the checkbox. When the Fast Logging option is enabled, the scan rate will be 2 s. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 26 Tapping the left arrow in the first classic view screen will take you back to the “Device details” screen. When you reach the last classic view screen, the right arrow will disappear, indicating that there are no further screens to access. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 27: Energy Logging" Screen

    Tapping this button will make the system store the trip block‘s power value at 00:00 the first day of every month. Tapping this button will make the system store the trip block‘s power value at 00:00 the first day of every year. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 28: Variant

    Tapping this button will make the system store the trip block‘s power value at 00:00 the first day of every year. 2.7 “Extras” screen 2.7.1 7“ variant There are two screens called Extras that can be used to configure the BreakerVisu program‘s parameters and settings. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 29 Tap the Available Device Types button to open a table listing the device types supported by the BreakerVisu program. This table will contain four Eaton device types and four configurable device types that can be used for 3rd party devices.
  • Page 30 Extras screen. The Ethernet Settings box will display the BreakerVisu console's current network configuration (IP address, subnet mask, and MAC address). For more information, please refer to ￫ Section 5.1.1, “Ethernet/IP settings”, page 41 and manual MN048013EN. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 31 Re-type fields match, you will be able to save the new password by tapping the Save button. If there is a problem when you try to enter a new password, the system will show a message, including a description of the problem, in the corresponding fields. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 32 Figure 22:“Extras” screen 1 with locked configuration function (7“ variant) Figure 23:“Extras” screen 2 (7“ variant) Table 28: Controls in “Extras” screen 2 – Navigation (7“ variant) Control Action There are two Extras screens. To access the first Extras screen, tap the Back button. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 33: Variant

    Additional information ￫ Chapter 8, “Licensing”. 2.7.2 3.5“ variant The 3.5“ variant‘s configuration features the same options as the 7“ variant. However, the user interface is a little different: Figure 24:“Extras” screen (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 34 (￫ Figure 32). Tap the About button to find out more about the BreakerVisu program software variant and the last time the program was started and closed (￫ Figure 34). Figure 25:“Logging memory” screen (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 35 Apply button in the Locations names pane. After a bit, the button text will change to Done! in order to indicate that the user action has been completed. Figure 26:“Extras” screen for Ethernet settings (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 36 Extras in the main menu, then tap the Logging, Locations button, and then tap the Apply button found in the Location names pane (Table 34, page 34). BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 37 Tap the Available Device Types button to open a table listing the device types supported by the BreakerVisu program. This table will contain four Eaton device types and four configurable device types that can be used for 3rd party devices. Note...
  • Page 38 Finally, “Last error” will show the process‘ result. Additional information ￫ Chapter 9, “Importing 3rd party Modbus devices”. Tap the “back” button to go back to the overview of available device types. Figure 31:“Extras” screen – Security (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 39 Figure 32:“Extras” screen – License other features (3.5“ variant) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 40 Tapping the Add more points button will take you to the WinCE form used to add license points. ￫ Chapter 8, “Licensing” goes over Eaton licensing in greater detail. Figure 33:Licensing – Adding points (3.5“ variant) Figure 34:“Extras”...

  • Page 41: Connecting Devices To Modbus

    ￫ Please consult the installation manual for each device and follow the corresponding configuration instructions. The “Eaton Modbus Configurator” program is available for configuring the Modbus parameters for NZM-XMC devices. It is available from the Eaton website at www.eaton.eu 3.1 Modbus RTU communication parameters...

  • Page 42: Connecting Devices To Smartwire-Dt

    You can also start the scan manually by tapping the Discover Devices button in the 7“ variant. “SWD Status” will provide information regarding the scanning routine's progress and the SmartWire-DT status once scanning is complete. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 43: System Settings

    ￫ Figure 24, page 31, for the 3.5“ variant). Figure 35:Configuring the WinCE connection Double-tap the ONBOARD1 icon to open the dialog box used to configure the IP settings for BreakerVisu. Figure 36:WinCE – Ethernet/IP settings BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 44: Setting Clock

    For more details on the controls used for the lock function and for setting a password, please refer to ￫ Figure 20, page 27 for the 7“ variant and ￫ Figure 31, page 36 for the 3.5“ variant. The default password is 123456. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 45: Languages

    6.3 Adding a language package All language packages are available at www.eaton.eu. Every single one of these language packages is in the form of a language file named breakervisu_translation.xml. This file will always contain a language group consisting of English and two additional languages.

  • Page 46: Measured Value Logging

    You can select the energy logging intervals you want. The energy data (active power, in kWh) of all connected devices will be written to a file accordingly. The file name will vary according to the configured logging interval (￫ Table 42). BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 47: Device Data Logging

    The minimum possible interval between two measurements is 10 s, i.e., logging data at measuring intervals shorter than 10 s is not possible. If you need faster logging for specific devices, enable the Fast Logging option (logging interval: 2 s). BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 48: Fast Logging" Option

    SD card in the case of the 3.5“ variant. These files can be used directly from the external storage devices or downloaded for further processing using an FTP client. BreakerVisu can generate deleted log files again. The name syntax for the log file is as follows: BV_data_[RTU oder SWD]_add[Geräteadresse]_[Jahr,Monat,Tag].csv BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 49: Licensing

    After you enter the corresponding information successfully, the number of available license points will be increased accordingly. Figure 39:License administrator – Increasing the number of available license points These license points can be used to activate additional features. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 50: Importing 3Rd Party Modbus Devices

    ￫ Section Figure 29:, “Existing device types (3.5“ variant)”, page 35 for the 3.5“ variant). This screen will show the available Eaton devices. If you have activated the license for importing third-party device types, you will be able to open the “Add more device types” screen. If not, the system will show a message indicating that you need a license for the feature.

  • Page 51: Device-Specific Bytes

    <FIRST_BYTE_VALUE>0</FIRST_BYTE_VALUE> <SECOND_BYTE_VALUE>5</SECOND_BYTE_VALUE> </device_specific_bytes> Pre-defined Eaton device types will be recognized before 3rd party devices. In other words, if the device-specific bytes match the bytes pre-defined by Eaton, the device will be recognized as an Eaton device. 9.2 Device-specific image file An image file can be assigned to every supported third-party device.
  • Page 52 1 to the parameter. Mod_fc The Modbus RTU function Please consult your device code is used to read the group documentation to find the value data. that needs to be set here. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 53 WORD0 = Lo / WORD1 = Hi Second register with greater significance IEEE floating point WORD0 = Lo / WORD1 = Hi Second register with greater significance IEEE floating point WORD0 = Hi / WORD1 = Lo First register with greater significance BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 54: Available Data Transfer Interfaces

    If you have a license for the gateway functionality, you can configure an OPC client that can connect to the CODESYS OPC server and request data from BreakerVisu. The standard method for establishing an OPC connection will be used in this case. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 55: Remote Access Via Ethernet

    If a Java security problem occurs while you are attempting to access the BreakerVisu device, go to Start/Java/Configure Java then open the “Security” tab, and then add the BreakerVisu URL to the list (click on the Edit Site List... button): http://10.231.107.78:8080 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 56: Updates

    12 Updates 10.2 OPC DA 12 Updates ￫ Visit to find available program updates for www.eaton.eu BreakerVisu together with software update descriptions. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 57: Velocity Mode

    The maximum update frequency will depend on several factors: • Modbus RTU communication parameters, • Number of devices in the priority queue (device details screen, web view), • Number of devices with Fast Logging, • Number of devices for which data is being logged. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 58: Bug Fix

    Remove all comments from the XML configuration files in order to make them smaller. ▶ Check whether required elements in the XML configuration file were deleted by mistake. ▶ Check the XML configuration files‘ names and storage locations in the BreakerVisu system. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 59: Appendix

    An error occurred when the OPC Restart the BreakerVisu program. license) symbol file was being created. The license is still there and Breaker- Visu will attempt to generate the symbol file again. If the error continues to occur, contact BreakerVisu Support BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 60: Modbus/Tcp Register Map

    – n + 10 STATUS (as per PNO) n + 11 n + 12 CURRENT I1 The data has the same format as the data read from the device. This makes trans- parent data processing possible. BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 61 S_TOTAL n + 39 n + 40 SERIAL_NO n + 41 n + 42 FIRMWARE n + 43 n + 44 Frequency n + 45 n + 46 Temperature / Temperature simula- tion n + 47 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 62 + 73 n + 74 REACTIVE_POW_L1 n + 75 n + 76 REACTIVE_POW_L2 n + 77 n + 78 REACTIVE_POW_L3 n + 79 n + 80 REACTIVE_POW n + 81 n + 82 REACTIVE_POW_CAP n + 83 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 63 ADDITIONAL PARAM n + 103 n + 104 ADDITIONAL PARAM n + 105 n + 106 ADDITIONAL PARAM n + 107 n + 108 ADDITIONAL PARAM n + 109 n + 110 ADDITIONAL PARAM n + 111 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 64 + 25 Active power L2 n + 26 n + 27 Active power L3 n + 28 n + 29 Reactive power L1 n + 30 n + 31 Reactive power L2 n + 32 BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 65 + 49 n + 50 I²t n + 51 Operating Hours n + 52 Switching cycles n + 53 Switching cycles under load n + 54 Relative maximum current n + 55 Thermal motor model BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 66: Format For Measured Value Files

    Measured value file, power heading Line Position Content – English Content – German Eaton Industries GmbH Eaton Industries GmbH' BreakerVisu BreakerVisu' Circuit Breaker Log Protocol Leistungsschalter Messwerte Energy Logging Leistungsmessung File Name: Dateiname: Sample rate: Abtastrate: BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 67 Apparent en. fwd Active en. rev Active en. rev Reactive en. rev Reactive en. rev Reactive ind. en. rev Reactive ind. en. rev Reactive cap. en. rev Reactive cap. en. rev Apparent en. rev Apparent en. rev BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 68 Active Power L3 [kW] Reactive power L1 Reactive power L2 Reactive power L3 Apparent power Reactive energy Apparent energy ir tripping li tripping lsd tripping lg tripping ITemp tripping Ir_N tripping cycles load cycles Relative current Thermal mot. img BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 69 Format for measured value file, data portion, event logging Line Position Contents Date Time Fieldbus HW Addr. Location HW Type Event Trip reason State I-L1 [A] I-L2 [A] I-L3 [A] I-max [A] I-N [A] I-GRD [A] BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 70: Xml Configuration For 3Rd Party Devices

    <device_name>DC1</device_name> <device_family>PowerXL</device_family> <device_specific_bytes><!-- The device specific bytes are read always with Modbus Function 3 --> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>19</OFFSET> <FIRST_BYTE_VALUE>0</FIRST_BYTE_VALUE> </device_specific_bytes> <group_parameters id="1"> <LENGTH>25</LENGTH> <OFFSET>1</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>3</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> <group_parameters id="2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>0</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 71 <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>0</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> <group_parameters id="5"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>0</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> <device_parameters> <PARAM name="status"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_I1"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>8</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_I2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_I3"> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 72 <PARAM name="CURRENT_IG"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_IN"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L1_L2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L2_L3"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L3_L1"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 73 <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L2_N"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L3_N"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="COS_PHI"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 74 <PARAM name="SERIAL_NO"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>17</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="FIRMWARE"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>15</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="FREQUENCY"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="INTERNAL_TEMPERATURE"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>24</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 75 <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACT_CAP_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="APPARENT_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 76 </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACT_CAP_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="APPARENT_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW_L1"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW_L2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW_L3"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 77 <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>13</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_L1"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_L2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_L3"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 78 <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_IND"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="DC link V"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>23</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="Ref. inp. RPM"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>22</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="AI1 %"> <LENGTH>1</LENGTH> <OFFSET>20</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 79: Example 2

    There are no additional parameters. <device_name>EPBMETER</device_name> <device_family>ETN METER</device_family> <device_specific_bytes> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>2</OFFSET> <FIRST_BYTE_VALUE>0</FIRST_BYTE_VALUE> <SECOND_BYTE_VALUE>5</SECOND_BYTE_VALUE> </device_specific_bytes> <group_parameters id="1"> <LENGTH>60</LENGTH> <OFFSET>1</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>4</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> <group_parameters id="2"> <LENGTH>10</LENGTH> <OFFSET>1</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>3</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> <group_parameters id="3"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <MOD_FC>0</MOD_FC> </group_parameters> <group_parameters id="4"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 80 </group_parameters> <device_parameters> <PARAM name="status"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>1</OFFSET> <GROUP>2</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_I1"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>17</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_I2"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>19</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_I3"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>21</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="CURRENT_IG"> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 81 <PARAM name="CURRENT_IN"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>0</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L1_L2"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>9</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L2_L3"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>11</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L3_L1"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>13</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L1_N"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>1</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 82 <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="U_L3_N"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>5</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="COS_PHI"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>49</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>59</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="S_TOTAL"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>61</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 83 <PARAM name="FIRMWARE"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="FREQUENCY"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>57</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="INTERNAL_TEMPERATURE"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACT_IND_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 84 <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="APPARENT_E_FWD"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>73</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACT_IND_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 85 </PARAM> <PARAM name="APPARENT_E_REV"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW_L1"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW_L2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW_L3"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="ACTIVE_POW"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 86 <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_L2"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_L3"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW"> <LENGTH>2</LENGTH> <OFFSET>69</OFFSET> <GROUP>1</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_CAP"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...
  • Page 87 15 Appendix 15.4 XML configuration for 3rd party devices <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <PARAM name="REACTIVE_POW_IND"> <LENGTH>0</LENGTH> <OFFSET>0</OFFSET> <GROUP>0</GROUP> <SFACTOR>1</SFACTOR> <REPRESENTATION>3</REPRESENTATION> </PARAM> <!— end of standard parameters> </device_parameters> BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

  • Page 88: License Certificate

    15 Appendix 15.5 License certificate 15.5 License certificate Figure 40: Sample license certificate (license product paper) BreakerVisu 06/16 MN01210001Z-EN www.eaton.com...

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