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4.1 LHMI Operation

In UniSec application, the LHMI to be connected to 
MDC4-M is OP320, which provides the following 
display and setting.

•  Healthy diagnosis.
•  Temperature characteristic.
•  Apparatus characteristic (Internal pressure).
•  Environment characteristic.
•  Setting

LHMI Interface

OP320 LHMI interface 

OP320 LHMI Keypad

The LHMI contains the following elements:
•  Display
•  Buttons
•  Buzzer
•  Communication port

LHMI has a STN LCD with yellow-green backlight, 
display area 192*64, support for Simplified Chinese 
and English display, the contrast can be adjusted 
through the Potentiometer on LHMI housing.

Keypad
The LHMI keypad contains push-buttons which are 
used to navigate in different views or menus, to read 
the monitoring and diagnose data, or set the system 
communication address and temperature alarm 
value. 

Name

Function

ESC

•   Back to original page

Left

•   Changing the active data, press ti 

modify the left data bits, the modified 
digit flashes

Right

•   Changing the active data, press ti 

modify the right data bits, the 
modified digit flashes

Up

•   Flip the screen to the previous page
•   When setting the data, modify the bit 

digit plus 1, increments range:  
0 → 9 → 0

Down

•   Flip the screen to the next page
•   When setting the data, modify the bit 

digit minus 1, decreasing range: 9 → 0 
→ 9

Set

•   Press to start modifying the value, 

value area display with anti-color, the 
modified bit digit flasches

•   Null operation if not data setting in 

current page

•   Before press the [ENT] key, press [SET] 

key, the current modify operation was 
canceled and continue to modify the 
next data

Enter

•   Confirming a new value of a setting 

parameter and continue to modify the 
next value

•   Exit from setting status when the final 

parameter is set

Pulsanti OP320

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4.  Ambient sensor replacement

Summary of Contents for UniSec

Page 1: ...ms and corrective 8 3 General information about the MDC4 M concentrator 10 3 1 Overview 10 3 2 Physical Interfaces 11 3 3 Terminals diagram 12 3 4 SAIS application 13 4 MDC4 M Operation and Commission...

Page 2: ...tenance and repair work Information of crucial importance Pay particular attention to information in the manual highlighted by the following symbol This symbol is followed by four different indication...

Page 3: ...art 2 Additional requirements for current transformers IEC EN 61869 3 Instrument transformers Part 3 Additional requirements for inductive voltage transformers IEC EN 62271 100 High voltage switchgear...

Page 4: ...atures and 40 C storage temperatures Table 2 Operating conditions Special operating conditions The effects of the reduction in the dielectric strength of the insulating air must be considered at altit...

Page 5: ...gth of switch disconnector Cycles Closed open 5000 5000 5000 Open earthed 1000 1000 1000 SF6 gas in switch disconnector Bar Rated filling pressure 1 4 1 4 1 4 Minimum operating pressure 1 3 1 3 1 3 Qu...

Page 6: ...installed in the main circuit of the digital units cable connection monitoring but up to 9 can be installed if monitoring relating to circuit breakers and busbars is required The sensors installed in...

Page 7: ...same repair instructions indicated in paragraph 4 5 of the UniSec 1VFM200005 manual remain valid If a component of the monitoring system needs to be replaced refer to paragraphs 5 6 and 7 2 5 Measure...

Page 8: ...rther details about use of the LHMI module 2NGA000492 2 6 Alarms and corrective Concentrator MDC4 M is configured by ABB with warning and alarm thresholds for the temperature measurements of the main...

Page 9: ...The apparatus must be taken out of service in no load conditions Identify and resolve the fault Restore the pressure to its rated value and put the apparatus back into service In the event of a warni...

Page 10: ...requirements and manages local communication reporting to external systems or finally transfer the data toward the ABB AbilityTM local or cloud base solutions to enable a variety of different digital...

Page 11: ...Name Terminal Function Earthing X1 1 Earthing Power supply X1 2 L Ac and DC input 110 220 V AC DC X1 3 N Alarm output X1 4 Normal open terminal X1 5 Normal close terminal X1 6 Common terminal CB posit...

Page 12: ...12 UNISEC DIGITAL OPER ATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL 3 General information about the MDC4 M concentrator 3 3 Terminals diagram Terminals diagram...

Page 13: ...TIONS 13 3 4 SAIS application In the following the general scheme of the SAIS secondary air insulated switchgear application is reported For more information refer to paragraph 2 UniSec digital applic...

Page 14: ...et the system communication address and temperature alarm value Name Function ESC Back to original page Left Changing the active data press ti modify the left data bits the modified digit flashes Righ...

Page 15: ...DISTRIBUTION SOLUTIONS 15 OP320 LHMI Navigation Using the LHMI Below is reported an example of the navigation between the different pages...

Page 16: ...installation it may indicate Untrusted Enterprise Developer Please select trusting programs provided by ABB China Limited in equipment management under general page in setting menu User Login and Equi...

Page 17: ...ase click Save and Update in sequence after setting The Advanced Settings on the upper right of the interface is to change the ID of the temperature measurement module the settingis generally operated...

Page 18: ...oltage input 12 24 VDC Power consumption 4W Instantaneous Power off allowance 20ms High voltage test AC 1000V 10MA 1 minute signal to ground Isolation resistance DC 500V about 10M signal to ground Des...

Page 19: ...temperature range 20 70 C Enviroment humidity 20 85 non condensing Atmospheric pressure 86 106 kPa Altitude Up to 2000 m 1 Transport and storage temperature range 40 85 C Overvoltage category III Poll...

Page 20: ...II IEC 61000 4 6 2013 Power frequency magnetic field Continuous Short term 100 A m 60s 1000 A m 3s GB T 17626 8 2006 Grade V IEC 61000 4 8 2001 Pulse magnetid field immunity 1000 A m GB T 17626 9 2011...

Page 21: ...TIA EIA 485 A Baud rate 9600bps Frozen Data format 10bits 1start bit 8 data bits 1stop bits no parity bits Address Slave address 0 247 1 default 0 broadcast address can be set through local HMI WARNIN...

Page 22: ...rature measurement Software updating can only be done by an ABB operator with the dedicated software a Remove the faulty sensor from the main circuit by opening the clip that closes the strap b Commun...

Page 23: ...mounting on cable connection with TA e Once the temperature sensors are mounted their operation can be checked Restore the operating condition of the compartment where you operated according to the U...

Page 24: ...structions in section 4 2 1 Identify the ID code of the new sensor by reading it from the label on the sensor or from the table behind the LV door of the panel Please note The ID code is obtained by e...

Page 25: ...e it with the new code 7 Click Upload to upload the new code and confirm the change 8 The message confirming the change made is shown Having completed entering the new codes into the mobile APP return...

Page 26: ...ge door Unscrew the retaining screws of both connectors Disconnect the connectors Press upward to detach the concentrator from the DIN rail Detach the support plate from the back of the old concentrat...

Page 27: ...sor DIN type bracket Environmental sensor Unscrew the DIN rail fixing screw Detach the sensor b Mount the new sensor Fix the sensor on the DIN rail Attach the bracket to the carpentry Connect the conn...

Page 28: ...ic firmware version installed in the screen Contact ABB to install the most suitable firmware version a Dismantling the old monitor Open the low voltage door Disconnect both power and signal connector...

Page 29: ...DISTRIBUTION SOLUTIONS 29 Connect both power and signal connectors Close the low voltage door Power up the LHMI module and verify that sensor measurements are reported in the monitor...

Page 30: ...s on Busbar Instructions for kit number 2RDA042329A9001 2RDA042329A9002 2RDA042329A9003 2RDA042329A9004 2RDA042329A9005 Left End Unit Left End Unit Right End Unit Fixed units Withdrawable Units Requir...

Page 31: ...are already synchronized with the concentrator do not change the position of the sensor with respect to the phase with which it has been associated see the positioning on the back of the LV cell 3 It...

Page 32: ...6071R0223 Start from point 3 NOTE BPTM means that the insulating sheathing is applied on the busbar It is recommended to fix the sensor on the busbar before connecting the busbar to the main circuit T...

Page 33: ...tic holder under the strap 3 Place the lower part of the sensor in contact with the bar and insert the end of the strap into the clip 4 Tighten the strap as much as possible around the bar and make su...

Page 34: ...cell for transportation Mounting of the sensors on the main circuit must be completed when the MV cables are connected to the main circuit IMPORTANT The sensors are already synchronized with the conce...

Page 35: ...sor on top of any MT cable shielding 4 Connect the sensor connector to the probe connector that is already attached to the main circuit Connect the two ends by inserting the tooth into the keyway Conn...

Page 36: ...ng and diagnostic CB Circuit breaker CT Current transformer EMC Electromagnetic compatibility AVG Average IEC International Electrotechnical Commission LCD Liquid crystal display LED Light emitting di...

Page 37: ...DISTRIBUTION SOLUTIONS 37 Note...

Page 38: ...38 UNISEC DIGITAL OPER ATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL Note...

Page 39: ...DISTRIBUTION SOLUTIONS 39 Note...

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