Special Allocation - Siemens SWT 3000 Equipment Manual

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Figure 3-22
Select the proper BIN File from the database.
Click Open.
With saving the configuration file (ddb-file), the BIN file is merged into the ddb-file automatically. If you want
to configure another SWT 3000 device with the same configuration data, load the saved ddb-file in PowerSys.
You can download the BIN file now into the device in order to configure the EN100 module.
3.5.4.3

Special Allocation

You can insert only IFC-D or IFC-P modules in slot IFC-1 and IFC-3 in the subrack. Slot IFC-2 and IFC-4 can also
be equipped with the IFC-D/P modules or alternatively with the IFC-S module. When an IFC-S module is config-
ured the IFC-S signaling outputs are automatically enabled with a default (1:1) allocation. Check the configu-
ration in menu Signaling Allocation. For more detailed information about the interface modules refer to
Interface Modules of this Equipment Manual.
Contact Doubling
If using 2 or more IFC-D/P modules, Contact Doubling can be configured in one of the following cases:
•
If there is an analog transmission interface or analog secondary path, only the output relays of the
module at the IFC-2 slot are used for contact doubling. The inputs are not used because the maximum
number of commands is 4 commands for an analog transmission interface or an analog secondary path.
The function Contact doubling can be activated in the Special allocation list box.
If Interface modules IFC-D/P are configured for the slots IFC-3 and IFC-4, the unused outputs of these
modules can be individually configured as signaling outputs in the PowerSys menu Signaling Alloca-
tion.
Refer also to
Smart Communication, SWT 3000 Teleprotection, Equipment Manual
C53000-G6040-C605-1, Edition 03.2020
Selection of the BIN File
8.1.2 Exclusively Analog Transmission Interface or Analog Secondary
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