MR tapcon 240 Manuals

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MR tapcon 240 Operating Instructions Manual (174 pages)

voltage regulator

Brand: MR | Category: Controller | Size: 9 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
- Manufacturer
  9
- Subject to Change Without Notice
  9
- Completeness
  9
- Supporting Documents
  9
- Safekeeping
  10
- Notation Conventions
  10
- Hazard Communication System
  10
- Information System
  11
- Typographic Conventions
  11
2 Safety

12
- General Safety Information
  12
- Appropriate Use
  12
- Inappropriate Use
  12
- Personnel Qualification
  13
- Operator's Duty of Care
  13
3 Product Description

14
- Scope of Delivery
  14
- Function Description of the Voltage Regulation
  14
- Performance Features
  15
- Operating Modes
  16
- Hardware
  17
- Name Plate
  17
- Operating Controls
  18
- Display Elements
  20
- Serial Interface
  21
- Assemblies
  21
4 Packaging, Transport and Storage

30
- Packaging
  30
- Suitability, Structure and Production
  30
- Markings
  30
- Transportation, Receipt and Handling of Shipments
  30
- Storage of Shipments
  31
5 Mounting

32
- Preparation
  32
- Mounting Device
  32
- Connecting Device
  33
- Cable Recommendation
  33
- Information about Laying Fiber-Optic Cable
  35
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  35
- Connecting Cables to the System Periphery
  39
- Wiring Device
  39
- Checking Functional Reliability
  40
6 Commissioning

41
- Setting the Display Contrast
  41
- Setting Parameters
  41
- Setting the Language
  42
- Setting Date and Time
  42
- Setting Further Parameters
  43
- Function Tests
  44
- Checking Control Functions
  45
- Checking Additional Functions
  46
- Checking Parallel Operation
  49
7 Functions and Settings

54
- Key Lock
  54
- General
  54
- Setting Device ID
  54
- Setting the Baud Rate
  55
- Setting the Voltage Display Kv/V
  55
- Setting Current Display Unit
  56
- Setting the Switching Pulse Time
  56
- Configuring Control Inputs IO1-X1:33/31
  58
- Configuring Output Relays IO1-X1:25/26 and IO1-X1:23/24
  59
- Dimming Display
  60
- Setting Motor Runtime Monitoring
  61
- Swapping Tapping Direction
  63
- Normset
  63
- Control Parameters
  65
- Setting Desired Value 1
  67
- Bandwidth
  68
- Setting Delay Time T1
  70
- Setting Control Response T1
  70
- Setting Delay Time T2
  71
- Adjustment of Desired Voltage Value Dependent on Active Power
  72
- Limit Values
  78
- Activating/Deactivating Absolute or Relative Limit Values
  78
- Setting Undervoltage Monitoring V
  79
- Setting Overvoltage Monitoring V
  82
- Setting Overcurrent Monitoring I
  84
- Activating/Deactivating Function Monitoring
  85
- Switching Interval Monitoring
  85
- Permitted Tap Positions
  87
- Compensation
  88
- R&X Compensation
  89
- Z Compensation
  91
- Cross-Monitoring
  93
- Setting Desired Value for Regulator 2
  94
- Setting Undervoltage Limit Value V< for Regulator 2
  94
- Setting Overvoltage Limit Value V> for Regulator 2
  95
- Setting Delay Time for Error Message
  96
- Setting Transformer for Regulator 2
  97
- Transformer Data
  98
- Setting the Primary Transformer Voltage
  98
- Setting the Secondary Transformer Voltage
  99
- Setting Primary Transformer Current
  99
- Setting the Current Transformer Connection
  100
- Setting the Phase Difference for the Current Transformer/Voltage Transformer
  101
- Parallel Operation
  104
- Assigning CAN Bus Address
  105
- Selecting Parallel Operation Method
  105
- Selecting Parallel Operation Control
  108
- Setting Delay Time for Parallel Operation Error Messages
  109
- Deactivating Parallel Operation
  109
- Analog Tap Position Capture (Optional)
  109
- Setting Lower Limit Value
  110
- Setting Upper Limit Value
  111
- LED Selection
  112
- Measuring Transducer Function
  113
- Linking Measured Value with Output
  114
- Assigning Minimum Physical Parameter
  114
- Assigning Maximum Physical Parameter
  115
- Assigning Minimum Absolute Value
  115
- Assigning Maximum Absolute Value
  115
- Memory (Optional)
  116
- Setting Undervoltage Threshold
  117
- Setting Overvoltage Threshold
  118
- Setting Time Difference of Average Value Interval
  119
- Setting Event Memory Size
  119
- Time Plotter
  122
- Communication Interface CIC1 (Optional)
  128
- Selecting the Communication Port
  128
- Selecting Communication Baud Rate
  129
- Assigning Network Address
  129
- Assigning the TCP Port
  130
- Setting Fiber-Optic Cable Transmission Behavior
  130
- Selecting MODBUS Type
  131
- Setting Local SCADA Address
  132
- Setting SCADA Master Address
  132
- Enabling Unsolicited Messages
  133
- Setting Number of Attempts to Transmit Unsolicited Messages
  134
- Timeout for Application Confirm Responses
  134
- Setting the Transmission Delay Time for the RS485 Interface
  135
- Communication Interface CIC2 (Optional)
  135
- Selecting the Communication Port
  135
- Selecting Communication Baud Rate
  136
- Assigning Network Address
  136
- Assigning the TCP Port
  137
- Setting the Transmission Delay Time for the RS485 Interface
  137
- Displaying Information about Device
  138
- Displaying the Info Screen
  138
- Displaying Measured Values
  138
- Carrying out LED Test
  139
- Displaying Input/Output Status
  139
- Displaying UC Card Status
  140
- Resetting Parameters
  141
- Displaying Real-Time Clock
  141
- Displaying Parallel Operation
  141
- Displaying Data on CAN Bus
  141
- Displaying Measured Value Memory
  143
- Displaying Peak Memory
  143
- Displaying CIC Card SCADA Information
  144
- Displaying Upcoming Messages
  144
8 Maintenance and Care

145
9 Fault Elimination

146
- General Faults
  146
- No Regulation in AUTO Mode
  146
- Man-Machine Interface
  147
- Incorrect Measured Values
  147
- Parallel Operation Faults
  148
- Tap Position Capture Incorrect
  148
- Other Faults
  149
10 Messages

150
- Signal Inputs
  150
- Signal Outputs
  151
- Event Messages
  152
11 Disposal

153
12 Overview of Parameters

154
13 Technical Data

158
- Indicator Elements
  158
- Power Supply
  158
- Voltage Measurement and Current Measurement
  160
- Digital Inputs and Outputs
  161
- Analog Inputs and Outputs
  162
- Control Voltage Supply (Optional)
  162
- Central Processing Unit
  164
- System Networking
  164
- Dimensions and Weight
  165
- Ambient Conditions
  167
- Tests
  167
- Electrical Safety
  167
- EMC Tests
  167
- Environmental Durability Tests
  167
- Glossary
  
  169
- List of Key Words
  
  170
  - Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen
    171

MR tapcon 240 Quick Reference Manual (46 pages)

Voltage regulator

Brand: MR | Category: Controller | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

5
- Manufacturer
  5
- Completeness
  5
- Supporting Documents
  6
- Safekeeping
  6
2 Safety

7
3 Product Description

9
4 Functions and Settings

15
- Key Lock
  15
- Activating Key Lock
  15
- Setting the Language
  16
- Normset
  17
- Entering Normset Desired Value 1
  18
- Setting the Primary Voltage
  19
- Setting the Secondary Voltage
  21
- Parameters
  22
- Setting Desired Value 1
  22
- Bandwidth
  24
- Setting Delay Time T1
  28
- Activate/Deactivate Delay Time T2
  29
- Setting Delay Time T2
  30
- Configuration
  31
- Transformer Data
  31
- General
  40
- Displaying the Info Screen
  42
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8 Maintenance and Care

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10 Messages

11 Disposal

12 Overview of Parameters

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Glossary

List of Key Words

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