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Siemens SIMPRO-100 Instruction Manual

Siemens SIMPRO-100 Instruction Manual (240 pages)

Motor Protection Relay

Brand: Siemens | Category: Relays | Size: 17.22 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

3
- List of Figures
  13
List of Tables

17
- 1 Introduction & Specifications
  
  21
- 2 Installation
  
  29
- 3 SIMPRO-PC Software
  
  41
  - Introduction
    41
  - System Requirements
    41
  - Installation
    41
  - Table 3.1 SIMPRO-PC Software System Requirements
    41
- 4 Settings Calculation
  
  43
- 5 Front-Panel Operation
  
  77
- 6 ASCII Serial Port Operation
  
  87
  - Introduction
    87
  - You will Need
    87
  - Connect Your PC to the Relay
    88
  - Configure Your Terminal Emulation Software
    89
  - Using Terminal Commands
    89
  - Serial Port Access Levels
    90
    
    Access Level 1
    90
    
    Access Level 2
    90
  - Command Summary
    90
  - Command Explanations
    91
    
    ACC & 2AC (Go to Access Level 1 or 2)
    91
    
    HELP (Level 1 or 2)
    91
    
    ANALOG (Level 2)
    92
    
    CONTROL (Level 2)
    92
    
    DATE (Level 1 or 2)
    92
    
    EVENT (Level 1 or 2)
    92
    
    Demand Metering: METER D
    93
    
    HISTORY (Level 1 or 2)
    93
    
    HISTORY R (Level 2)
    93
    
    Instantaneous Metering: METER K
    93
    
    LDP (Level 1 or 2)
    93
    
    LDP D (Level 1 or 2)
    93
    
    LDP R (Level 2)
    93
    
    METER (Level 1 or 2)
    93
    
    Energy Metering: METER E
    94
    
    Maximum/Minimum Metering: METER M
    94
    
    METER RD (Level 1 or 2)
    94
    
    METER RE (Level 1 or 2)
    94
    
    METER RM (Level 1 or 2)
    94
    
    METER RP (Level 1 or 2)
    94
    
    MOTOR (Level 1 or 2)
    94
    
    MOTOR R (Level 2)
    94
    
    Thermal & RTD Metering: METER T
    94
    
    MSR (Level 1 or 2)
    95
    
    MST (Level 1 or 2)
    95
    
    MST R (Level 2)
    95
    
    PASSWORD (Level 2)
    95
    
    PULSE (Level 2)
    95
    
    QUIT (Level 2)
    95
    
    RLP (Level 2)
    96
    
    SER (Level 1 or 2)
    96
    
    SER R (Level 2)
    96
    
    SET (Level 2)
    96
    
    SHOW (Level 1 or 2)
    97
    
    STATUS (Level 1 or 2)
    97
    
    STATUS Command Row & Column Definitions
    97
    
    STATUS R (Level 2)
    98
    
    STOP (Level 2)
    98
    
    STR (Level 2)
    98
    
    TARGET (Level 1 or 2)
    98
    
    TARGET R (Level 1 or 2)
    99
    
    TIME (Level 1 or 2)
    99
    
    TRIGGER (Level 1 or 2)
    99
  - Serial Port Automatic Messages
    99
- 7 Commissioning
  
  101
  - Introduction
    101
  - Relay Commissioning Procedure
    101
    
    Commissioning Procedure
    101
    
    Required Equipment
    101
  - Selected Functional Tests
    105
    
    Test Connections
    105
    
    Phase Current Measuring Accuracy
    106
    
    Current Unbalance Element Accuracy
    107
    
    Neutral Current Measuring Accuracy
    107
    
    Analog Output Accuracy
    108
    
    Motor Thermal Element Accuracy
    108
    
    RTD Input Measuring Accuracy
    109
    
    Power & Power Factor Measuring Accuracy
    110
- 8 Metering & Monitoring
  
  113
  - Introduction
    113
    
    Instantaneous Metering
    113
    
    Metering
    113
    
    Demand Metering
    114
    
    Max/Min Metering
    114
    
    Thermal Metering
    114
    
    Energy Metering
    115
  - Power Measurement Conventions
    115
  - Load Profiling
    116
  - Motor Operating Statistics
    116
    
    Average & Peak Data
    116
    
    Times & Totals
    116
    
    Alarm and Trip Counters
    117
    
    Learned Parameters
    117
  - Motor Start Report
    117
    
    Summary Data
    117
    
    Report Format
    118
    
    Start Data
    118
  - Motor Start Trending
    118
- 9 Event Analysis
  
  119
  - Introduction
    119
  - Front-Panel Target Leds
    119
    
    Resetting Front-Panel Targets
    119
    
    Motor Energized LED
    120
  - Front-Panel Messages
    120
  - History Data & Event Summaries
    120
  - Event Reports
    121
    
    Event Report Triggering
    121
    
    Event Report Data Column Definitions
    122
    
    Retrieving Event Reports
    122
    
    Filtered & Unfiltered Event Reports
    124
    
    Resetting the Event Report Buffer
    124
  - Sequential Events Recorder (SER) Report
    124
    
    SER Trigger Condition Aliases
    124
    
    SER Triggering
    124
    
    Resetting the SER Report Buffer
    125
    
    Retrieving SER Reports
    125
  - Example Event Report
    126
  - Example SER Report
    128
- 10 Maintenance & Troubleshooting
  
  129
  - Routine Maintenance Checks
    129
    
    Contact Input Verification
    129
    
    Contact Output Verification
    129
    
    Meter Verification
    129
    
    Relay Status Verification
    129
  - Self-Testing
    129
    
    Protection Disabled
    129
    
    ALARM Output
    130
  - Troubleshooting Procedure
    131
    
    Cannot See Characters on Relay Front-Panel Display Screen
    131
    
    Relay Does Not Accurately Measure Voltages or Currents
    131
    
    Relay Does Not Respond to Commands from Device Connected to Serial Port
    131
    
    Relay Does Not Respond to Faults
    131
    
    Relay Enabled Front-Panel LED Dark
    131
  - Power Supply Fuse Replacement
    132
  - Real-Time Clock Battery Replacement
    132
  - Firmware Upgrade Installation
    133
    
    Required Equipment
    133
    
    Upgrade Instructions
    133
  - Factory Assistance
    135
- A Firmware Versions
  
  137
- B Control Equations & Relay Logic
  
  139
  - Introduction
    139
  - Relay Functional Overview
    139
    
    Data Acquisition & Filtering
    139
    
    Element Processing
    139
    
    Relay Word
    139
    
    Background Tasks
    140
    
    Control Equations
    140
  - Relay Word Bits
    140
  - Control Equations
    143
    
    Control Equation Operators
    144
    
    All Control Equations Must be Set
    145
    
    Control Equation Limitations
    146
  - Factory Default Logic Settings
    146
  - Front-Panel Display Message Configuration
    148
  - Nondedicated Control Equation Variable Settings
    148
  - Latch Control Switch Settings
    148
    
    Latch Control Switch States Are Retained During Power Loss
    149
    
    Make Latch Control Switch Settings with Care
    149
  - Stop/Trip Logic
    149
    
    Initiate Trip
    149
    
    Unlatch Trip
    150
  - Breaker Auxiliary Contact Control Equation Setting
    151
  - Start and Emergency Restart Logic
    151
    
    Program an Output Contact for Motor Starting
    152
  - ACCESS2 Control Equation Setting
    152
  - Speed Switch Control Equation Setting
    153
  - Event Triggering Control Equation
    153
  - Contact Output Control
    153
  - Remote Control Switches
    153
    
    Remote Bit Application Ideas
    154
    
    Remote Bit States Are Not Retained When Power Is Lost
    154
  - Selected Relay Logic Diagrams
    154
- Modbus RTU Communications Protocol
  
  161
  - Introduction
    161
    
    Modbus Queries
    161
    
    Modbus Responses
    161
    
    Cyclical Redundancy Check
    162
    
    Modbus Exception Responses
    162
    
    Supported Modbus Function Codes
    162
  - Read Coil Status Command
    163
  - Read Input Status Command
    163
  - Read Holding Registers Command
    164
  - Read Input Registers Command
    164
  - Force Single Coil Command
    165
  - Preset Single Register Command
    165
  - Read Exception Status Command
    166
  - Loopback Diagnostic Command
    166
  - Preset Multiple Registers Command
    167
  - Controlling Output Contacts & Remote Bits Using Modbus
    167
  - Setting the Relay Time/Date Using Modbus
    169
  - Reading the Relay Status Using Modbus
    169
  - User-Defined Modbus Data Region
    170
  - Reading Event Data Using Modbus
    170
  - Modbus Register Map
    171
- DSIMPRO-PC Compatibility Features
  
  191
  - Introduction
    191
  - Fast Binary Message Lists
    191
  - Fast Binary Message Definitions
    192
    
    A5B9 Fast Meter Status Acknowledge Message
    196
    
    A5E0 Fast Operate Remote Bit Control
    197
    
    A5E3 Fast Operate Breaker/Contactor Control
    197
    
    ID Message
    197
    
    BNA Message
    198
    
    DNA Message
    198
  - Compressed ASCII Commands
    198
  - CASCII Command
    199
    
    General Format
    199
    
    SIMPRO-100 Relay Command Response Contents
    200
  - CSTATUS Command
    201

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