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MR ETOS ED Motor Drive Unit Manuals

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MR ETOS ED Operating Instructions Manual

MR ETOS ED Operating Instructions Manual (406 pages)

Motor-drive unit

Brand: MR | Category: DC Drives | Size: 17 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

12
- Manufacturer
  12
- Completeness
  12
- Safekeeping
  12
- Notation Conventions
  12
- Hazard Communication System
  12
- Information System
  14
- Instruction System
  14
- Typographic Conventions
  15
2 Safety

16
- Appropriate Use
  16
- Fundamental Safety Instructions
  17
- Personnel Qualification
  20
- Personal Protective Equipment
  21
3 Security

22
4 Product Description

26
- Scope of Delivery
  26
- Function Description
  26
- Performance Features
  26
- Variants
  28
- Etos® Ed L/Etos® Ed L-S
  28
- Etos® Ed Xl
  29
- Design
  30
- Indication Field
  32
- Anti-Condensation Heater
  32
- Swing Frame/Terminal Rail
  32
- Position Transmitter Equipment
  33
- Transmission Gear Cover Plate
  33
- Ambient Temperature Sensor
  34
- ISM Assemblies
  35
- Nameplate
  41
- Protective Devices
  42
- Safety Markings
  43
- Emergency Operation During Switching Blocking (X100 Bridge)
  43
- Visualization
  44
- Main Screen
  44
- Additional Operating Controls and Display Elements When Using the Mcontrol Touch Panel (Optional)
  49
- Operating Concept
  49
5 Packaging, Transport and Storage

55
- Packaging
  55
- Suitability
  55
- Markings
  56
- Transportation, Receipt and Handling of Shipments
  56
- Storage of Shipments
  57
- Unpacking Shipments and Checking for Transportation Damages
  58
6 Mounting

60
7 Commissioning

89
8 Operation

101
9 Visualization

104
- Establishing Connection to Visualization
  104
- General
  107
- Setting General Device Functions
  108
- Set up Automatic Logout
  109
- Activating/Deactivating Service User Access
  110
- Configuring the Network
  111
- Mqtt
  114
- Setting the Device Time
  116
- Time Synchronization Via PTP
  117
- Configuring Syslog
  118
- Setting the Screensaver
  120
- Scada
  121
- Configuring IEC 61850 (Optional)
  122
- Configuring IEC 60870-5-101 (Optional)
  124
- Configuring IEC 60870-5-103 (Optional)
  127
- Configuring IEC 60870-5-104 (Optional)
  129
- Configuring Modbus (Optional)
  131
- Configuring DNP3 (Optional)
  133
- Configuring GOOSE (Optional)
  135
- Configure Data Points (Optional)
  140
- Display Status of the SCADA Connection
  147
- Name Plate
  148
- Enter the Name Plate Data
  148
- Displaying the Name Plate
  149
- Linking Signals and Events
  149
- Linking Functions
  150
- Linking Digital Outputs
  151
- Linking Control System Messages
  151
- Cooling System Control (Optional)
  152
- Configuring Cooling Stages
  153
- Set the Operating Mode
  155
- Deactivating Cooling System Control
  155
- Configuring Load-Dependent Mode
  155
- Configuring Periodic Mode
  157
- Configuring Alternating Mode
  158
- Configuring the Frequency-Based Cooling System Control
  159
- Displaying Status of Cooling Stages
  162
- Cooling System Monitoring (Optional)
  163
- Setting the Cooling System Monitoring Function
  163
- Cooling Efficiency Monitoring (Optional)
  164
- Cooling System Flow Monitoring (Optional)
  165
- Control of the Motor-Drive Unit (Optional)
  169
- Setting the Switching Pulse for Controlling the Motor-Drive Unit
  170
- Setting Motor Runtime Monitoring
  171
- Setting the Switching Direction
  172
- Drive Overview
  173
- Regulation
  174
- Response to Control System Disconnection (Optional)
  174
- Setting Control Variable (Optional)
  176
- Voltage Regulation (Optional)
  177
- Setting the Desired Value
  177
- Reactive Power Regulation (Optional)
  193
- Transformer Data
  196
- Setting Transformer Data
  197
- Measurement
  212
- UI Measuring Channels
  212
- Control Variable
  213
- Regulation Mode
  213
- Display Power Factor Negative
  213
- Line Drop Compensation
  214
- R&X Compensation
  214
- Z Compensation
  214
- Parallel Operation (Optional)
  216
- Parallel Operation Methods
  217
- Configuring Parallel Operation
  221
- TAPCON® 2Xx Retrofit
  225
- Detecting Parallel Operation Via Group Inputs (Optional)
  226
- Monitoring Functions
  226
- Voltage Monitoring
  226
- Current Monitoring
  229
- Power Monitoring
  232
- Power Flow Monitoring
  234
- Tap Position Monitoring (Optional)
  236
- U Bandwidth Monitoring
  237
- Q Bandwidth Monitoring (Optional)
  239
- Phase Symmetry Monitoring
  241
- Temperature Monitoring
  242
- Switching Interval Monitoring
  242
- Monitoring the Gas Volume of the Buchholz Relay (OLTC)
  244
- Monitoring the Gas Volume of the Buchholz Relay (Transformer)
  245
- Monitoring the Oil Pressure (Transformer)
  245
- Monitoring the Oil Pressure (On-Load Tap-Changer)
  246
- Target-Tap-Position Operation
  247
- Measured Values
  247
- Displaying Current Measured Values
  247
- Displaying Measured Value Recorder (Optional)
  248
- Setting the Measured Value Recorder
  252
- Displaying Temperature Curve (Optional)
  253
- Displaying Winding Temperatures (Optional)
  254
- Displaying the Measured Values of the Buchholz Relay (Optional)
  255
- Displaying the Measured Values of the Pressure Relief Device (Optional)
  255
- Displaying the Measured Value Trend of the Oil Level and Dehydrating Breather (Optional)
  256
- On-Load Tap-Changer Monitoring
  256
- Changing Tap Position Designation (Optional)
  256
- Setting the TCR Calculation Factor (Optional)
  257
- Displaying Tap-Change Operation Statistics (Optional)
  257
- Motor Current Index (MCI)
  258
- Displaying Information about Contact Wear (Only OILTAP®)
  262
- Information about the On-Load Tap-Changer
  263
- Transformer Monitoring (Optional)
  263
- Hot-Spot Calculation (Optional)
  264
- Hot-Spot Forecast (Optional)
  267
- Setting Calculation of Transformer's Loss of Life (Optional)
  268
- Displaying Protective Device Status (Optional)
  269
- Asset Intelligence
  269
- Transformer Statistics
  270
- Display Current Oil Level/Dehydrating Breather Values
  271
- Displaying the Measured Value Trend of the Oil Level and Dehydrating Breather (Optional)
  273
- Dissolved Gas Analysis (Optional)
  273
- Configuring DGA Monitoring
  274
- Displaying Measured Values
  277
- MR Sensor Bus
  282
- Configuring MR Sensor Bus
  283
- Managing Sensors
  284
- Function Assignment
  286
- Defining the Sensors
  286
- Displaying Information on the Connected Sensors
  291
- Configuring Analog Inputs and Outputs (Optional)
  292
- Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs
  295
- Maintenance (Optional)
  297
- Setting Operator Interval for OLTC Maintenance
  298
- Setting Operator Interval for Transformer Maintenance
  299
- Undertaking and Confirming Maintenance
  300
- Displaying Maintenance Overview
  303
- Displaying the Maintenance Logbook
  303
- Suppressing a Maintenance Event
  305
- Torque Monitoring (Optional)
  306
- Tap-Change Ranges (Windows) M1
  306
- Types of Tap-Change Operations
  306
- Limit Values
  307
- Tap-Change Supervisory Control
  308
- Evaluated and Unevaluated Tap-Change Operations
  308
- Displaying Torque Monitoring
  309
- Event Management
  311
- Displaying and Acknowledging Events
  311
- Configuring Events
  312
- Displaying Event Memory
  314
- User Administration
  315
- User Roles
  315
- Changing the Password
  317
- Creating, Editing and Deleting Users
  318
- Setting Access Rights to Parameters and Events
  319
- User Authentication Via RADIUS (Optional)
  320
- Information about Device
  322
- Hardware
  322
- Software
  323
- Parallel Operation
  324
- Import/Export Manager
  324
- Exporting Data
  325
- Importing Data (Software Version 3.44 and Later)
  326
- Configuring Media Converter with Managed Switch
  327
- Commissioning
  327
- Configuration
  329
- TAPCON® Personal Logic Editor (TPLE)
  330
- Function
  330
- Configuring TPLE
  343
- Calibrating the Position Sensor
  346
- Performing Trial Tap-Change Operations
  347
10 Fault Elimination

349
- Safety Instructions
  349
- General Information
  349
- Fault in the Environment of the Motor-Drive Unit
  350
- Fault in the Motor-Drive Unit When the Switching Operation Has Not Ended
  350
- Fault in the Motor-Drive Unit after the Switching Operation Is Ended Correctly
  351
- Hand Crank Operation in the Event of Faults
  351
- Fault Elimination ISM (Hardware and Software)
  352
- General Faults
  352
- Human-Machine Interface
  353
- Torque Monitoring
  353
- Temperature Monitoring
  356
- Maintenance Messages
  360
- Function Monitoring
  364
- Other Faults
  365
11 Inspection and Maintenance

367
- Care
  367
- Inspection
  367
- Maintenance
  367
12 Removal

369
13 Disposal

372
14 Technical Data

373
- Motor-Drive Unit
  373
- Control Cabinet
  373
- Drawings
  375
- Technical Data for Position Transmitter Equipment
  380
- Permissible Ambient Conditions
  380
- ISM® Assemblies
  381
- Voltage Supply
  381
- Voltage Measurement and Current Measurement
  383
- UI 5-4 Voltage Measurement and Current Measurement
  384
- Digital Inputs and Outputs
  386
- Analog Inputs and Outputs
  388
- AIO 8 Analog Inputs and Outputs
  389
- CPU (Central Processing Unit) I
  390
- System Networking
  392
- Ambient Conditions
  394
- Standards and Directives
  394
- Glossary
  397

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