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Voltage and Current Sources

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72A-2543-01 Rev. C 01/07

The F6150 supplies three convertible voltage/current and three current sources. Each source is rated at
150 VA of continuous power (Figure 2.3). The F6150A supplies two convertible voltage/current and
two current sources.

Figure 2.3 Six 150 VA Sources Mapped from VFD

These six sources can be switched to eight sources by splitting two of the 150 VA sources into four 75
VA sources (Figure 2.4).

Figure 2.4 Four 150 VA Sources and Four 75 VA sources Mapped from VFD

Convertible Sources

(Voltage or Low Current)

Current Sources

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

150 VA Sources

75 VA Sources

Terminals for
Return Lines

(Red)

(Black)

(Red)

VA

VB

VC

I1

I2

I3

Vacuum
Fluorescent
Display
(VFD)

Convertible Sources

(Voltage or Low Current)

Current Sources

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

75 VA

Volts or

Amps

75 VA

Amps

75 VA

Amps

75 VA

150 VA Sources

75 VA Sources

Terminals for
Return Lines

(Red)

(Black)

(Red)

Convertible Sources

(Voltage or Low Current)

Current Sources

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

Amps

150 VA

Volts or

Amps

75 VA

Volts or

Amps

75 VA

Amps

75 VA

Amps

75 VA

150 VA Sources

75 VA Sources

Terminals for
Return Lines

VA

VB

VC

I1

I2

I3

VN

IP

Vacuum
Fluorescent
Display
(VFD)

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Summary of Contents for F6150

Page 1: ...Doble Engineering Company 85 Walnut Street Watertown Massachusetts 02472 4037 USA PN 500 0574 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide...

Page 2: ...f the Doble Engineering Company Doble is providing the information contained herein for reference purposes only Doble makes no warranty or representation that the User Guide will meet the User s requi...

Page 3: ...ABLE CARE THE VERACITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE INFORMATION AND IT S APPLICATION IS NOT ABSOLUTE UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL DOBLE BE LIABLE TO USER OR ANY PARTY WHO RELIES IN THE INFORMATION FOR ANY DA...

Page 4: ...72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07...

Page 5: ...the convertible V I and current sources from the front panel and lists the predefined options available Chapter 4 Troubleshooting F6150 F6150A Chapter 4 provides a diagnostic flow chart for identifyin...

Page 6: ...s on the instrument front panel and other labels are shown in italics Items in a display that the user can click appear in bold The terms F6Control Panel V 2 and F6CP V 2 may be used interchangeably N...

Page 7: ...d Current Sources 2 3 Battery Simulator 2 5 Auxiliary Functions 2 6 Communications 2 6 Logic I O Section Front Panel 2 10 Logic Outputs 2 12 Logic Inputs 2 13 DC Meter Inputs 2 14 Power 2 15 3 Setup a...

Page 8: ...Visual Check 5 4 Removing and Replacing the Instrument Front Panel 5 4 New Front Panel Installation 5 8 Changing the Communications Board 5 9 Preparing the Front Panel 5 9 Removing the Communications...

Page 9: ...hernet Communications B 1 Configuring the Control PC B 1 Set the F6000 IP Address B 5 Appendix C Source Configurations C 1 Convertible Voltage Current Sources C 1 Current Sources C 1 Rules for Source...

Page 10: ...iv 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07...

Page 11: ...anel and Appendix A Firmware Maintenance for detailed information on source configurations Figure 1 1 F6150 Power System Simulator Configuration of the sources is internal and independently controlled...

Page 12: ...rd Option 4 CPU Board 5 Analog I O Board 6 Three Current Amplifiers F6150A is equipped with two current amplifiers 7 Three Voltage Current Convertible Amplifiers F6150A has two voltage amplifiers 8 Po...

Page 13: ...equipment maintenance It features the F6000 Control Panel for manual control of the instrument It also combines automatic control of the F6150 instrument with the functions of a client server database...

Page 14: ...e states are pre fault fault and post fault Transient testing uses a special Transient TRANS macro Transient simulation tests simultaneously apply fundamental and non fundamental frequency components...

Page 15: ...ures and manages the instrument s voltage sources current sources logic inputs logic outputs and timers The F6Control Panel V 2 emulates front panel controls It also employs flexible data entry proced...

Page 16: ...Bit communication processor module with 10 100 Mbps RJ45 Ethernet link F6841 Logic I O board Type 1 04S 0672 01 F6842 Logic I O board Type 2 04S 0820 01 F6844 Logic I O board Type 4 04S 0742 01 F6845...

Page 17: ...utputs for up to six current sources Output for Battery Simulator Connections for eight logic outputs Connections for eight logic inputs Ports for system communications On Off switch and AC power conn...

Page 18: ...ata and communication paths It also checks the integrity of all the system modules After a successful bootup the F6150 Instrument Display shows the following information CPU ID number Firmware revisio...

Page 19: ...ces from the right bank must not be paralleled Refer to Rules for Source Selection on page C 2 Figure 2 2 F6150 Instrument Front Panel Source Outputs The F6150 voltage sources optionally may be conver...

Page 20: ...Volts or Amps 150 VA Volts or Amps 150 VA Amps 150 VA Amps 150 VA Amps 150 VA 150 VA Sources 75 VA Sources Terminals for Return Lines Red Black Red VA VB VC I1 I2 I3 Vacuum Fluorescent Display VFD Con...

Page 21: ...gure 2 5 illustrates the front panel source configuration when six 150 VA voltage sources are split into twelve 75 VA sources Figure 2 5 Twelve 75 VA Sources Mapped from VFD Battery Simulator The batt...

Page 22: ...ns link See Figure 2 6 through Figure 2 9 for connection examples WARNING Use the Ethernet communications link only with a discrete PC on a private network Connecting the F6000 to a local area or a wi...

Page 23: ...C to 10BaseT RJ45 or Cat5 Turnover Cable direct to PC Communication Setup in F6Control Panel V 2 s w COMX COM1 by default IP address 10 1 3 1 by default Baud Rate in F6CP s w 57600 bps N A Serial Conn...

Page 24: ...DB9 DB9 Modem Serial Cable 401 0167 to from the PC serial port or USB Serial Adapter and the CPUx F6150 PC RS 232 connector CAT5 or better Ethernet Cable 401 0243 the Ethernet Port on the PC and the...

Page 25: ...mputer to CPU2 F6150 with a CAT5 Crossover Cable CAT5 or better Ethernet Cable 401 0243 the Ethernet Port on the PC and the HUB to from 10BaseT 10Base2 and the HUB to the CPU2 F6150 HUB 401 0244 CPU2...

Page 26: ...anel The F6150 is delivered with one of four modes for the front panel Logic I O section Each mode is defined by its I O board selection The four logic I O section variations are shown below in Figure...

Page 27: ...nt with I O 4 Board Option 6844 NOTE For Option 6844 Input No 2 provides the First Strike capability Figure 2 13 Logic I O Section Instrument with I O 5 Board Option 6845 NOTE For Option 6845 all the...

Page 28: ...ally closed Use the F6000 Control Panel software to configure and control the logic outputs see Table 2 3 for details Table 2 3 Logic Output Details Number of Logic Outputs 8 Configurable as Normally...

Page 29: ...onds Without First Strike the input pulse width must be greater than 180 microseconds to be recognized Table 2 4 Logic Input Details Number of Logic Inputs 8 Configurable as voltage sense or contact s...

Page 30: ...DC Meter Inputs 2 14 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 DC Meter Inputs The DC Meter Inputs section of the F6150 front panel is shown in Figure 2 14 Figure 2 14 DC Meter Inputs Section of F6150 Front Panel...

Page 31: ...instruments have a universal power supply Type 2 that can accept line inputs from 105 to 264 VAC at 47 to 63 Hz Older units have fixed voltage and frequency inputs Type 1 The selected power option is...

Page 32: ...ms 4 5 Vrms 6 7 Vrms 3 Convertible Source 5 6 7 Vrms 4 5 Vrms 6 7 Vrms 4 Convertible Source 6 6 7 Vrms 4 5 Vrms 6 7 Vrms 5 Current Source 4 3 38 Vrms 6 7 Vrms 6 Current Source 5 3 38 Vrms 6 7 Vrms 7 C...

Page 33: ...rent sources on the front panel of the instrument Getting Started To set up the F6150 F6150A power system simulator 1 Unpack the instrument and inspect it for completeness and transportation damage 2...

Page 34: ...strument is on there is a possibility of hazardous voltages or currents at the sources Proceed with caution A series of messages appears in the display on the instrument front panel as the F6000 firmw...

Page 35: ...he F6150 and Proceed to Step 5 to complete the initial setup process 6 Connect one end of the RS 232 cable to the serial port on the computer or connect the Ethernet cable to the network card on the c...

Page 36: ...ocated on the right side of the Setup window Figure 3 3 Setup Window Entering the setup parameters is required only on the initial entry into the application 5 Click OK to return to the menu bar 6 Sel...

Page 37: ...s all the functions and controls needed to conduct tests with the F6150 F6150A instruments NOTE If the computer is not connected to an instrument or if the instrument is switched off when the F6000 Co...

Page 38: ...000 Configuration window these sources may be configured either manually User Defined or by choosing from 21 Predefined selections Select Tools F6000 Configuration in the F6CP V 2 menu bar to open the...

Page 39: ...es available depends on the number selected in the Current Sources pick list Graphic Window The F6000 Configuration dialog box has a graphic window which represents the voltage and current source outp...

Page 40: ...s Right Bank 6 Transients Right Bank 6 Voltages Left Bank 6 Low Range Currents Left Bank 6 Low Range Transient Currents Left Bank 1 Voltage and 2 Low Range Currents Left Bank 1 Voltage and 2 Low Range...

Page 41: ...shooting techniques Status indicators Component checkout procedures Error types Resolving communication errors If the solutions discussed in this guide do not resolve the problem obtain further assist...

Page 42: ...bly see Removing and Replacing Circuit Boards on page 5 12 Check that the 350V LED is lit see Voltage or Current Amplifier Board Checks on page 4 12 Replace isolated bad amplifier see Removing and Rep...

Page 43: ...view Hardware Errors on page 4 13 Replace P S PCB Replace PCB with bad LED status Replace Logic I O PCB see Removing and Replacing Circuit Boards on page 5 12 Reseat W3 display cable see Removing and...

Page 44: ...the F6CP V 2 menu bar Check the battery simulator Turn the battery simulator on from the Control Panel and measure its output with a voltmeter Check for short circuits voltage sources Remove all conn...

Page 45: ...nt convertible amplifier circuit board has two LEDs that are visible when looking at the front of the board Table 4 1 defines the function of the LEDs NOTE If the 350V LED is not illuminating green re...

Page 46: ...green during power up only otherwise it is OFF SRX2 D12 RS 422 GPS receive active STX1 D1 RS 232 serial port transmit active Blinks red during RS 232 communication with the controlling computer SRX1...

Page 47: ...GPS receive active STX1 D2 RS 232 serial port transmit active Blinks red during RS 232 communication with the controlling computer SRX1 D3 RS 232 serial port receive active Blinks red during RS 232 c...

Page 48: ...nalog I O Board LED Indicators Analog I O Board Code LED No Indication A D Test D1 Illuminates red during power up only then OFF This LED is for Doble use only If the LED illuminates a steady red the...

Page 49: ...OFF after completing the Power Supply power up sequence The power supply has its own power up sequence The PSERR LED performs this sequence even if the CPU board is not installed LOFLOW D2 This LED i...

Page 50: ...04S 0676 0x in slot 11 if any of the test point voltages are not present Refer to Chapter 5 Field Replacement Procedures F6150 instruments that use the Fan Plate Assembly 03D 1587 01 have a special v...

Page 51: ...spect the VOBS s fuse The fuse is designated F2 and is located near P1 2 If the fuse is shorted the fuse is OK If the fuse is open the fuse is blown Proceed to Step 3 3 Replace the power supply board...

Page 52: ...circuit board has not broken loose If the L1 inductor has broken loose replace the power supply board 04S 0676 01 or 04S 0676 02 If the L1 inductor has not broken loose replace the fan Refer to Remov...

Page 53: ...possible solutions Table 4 7 Hardware Errors Error Message Description Action Refer to Chapter 5 Field Replacement Procedures when replacing boards Cal A D Hardware failure The calibration analog to d...

Page 54: ...or bad Replace the current amplifier board in slot 5 Missing bad I AMP 1 SLOT 6 The current amplifier in slot 6 is either missing or bad Replace the current amplifier board in slot 6 Missing bad I AMP...

Page 55: ...ontrol PC Common source errors are defined in Table 4 8 Table 4 8 Common Source Errors Error Description Action Transient over 1 5 seconds Hardware disables the source Reboot the system Peak current H...

Page 56: ...Diagnostic Information Click OK to close the dialog box and clear the system error As the note in the dialog box indicates the system error does not clear if the problem is related to missing hardware...

Page 57: ...re timeout on lack of communication while hazardous voltages may be present on the front panel terminals The F6150 software shuts down the amplifiers This fault can occur if a communication cable is r...

Page 58: ...AMP 0 SLOT 8 Voltage amplifier in slot 8 is overheated or has a blown fuse Replace the voltage amplifier board in slot 8 Over Temperature or fuse blown V AMP 1 SLOT 9 Voltage amplifier in slot 9 is o...

Page 59: ...0 F6150A are Instrument front panel Communications board Circuit boards in slots 1 through 10 Power supply with integrated variable output battery simulator slot 11 Cooling fans Preparatory Steps The...

Page 60: ...er Board Slot 9 V I Convertible Amplifier Board Slot 8 V I Convertible Amplifier Board Slot 7 Current Amplifier Board Slot 6 Current Amplifier Board Slot 5 Current Amplifier Board Slot 4 Analog I O Bo...

Page 61: ...at head screwdriver to remove the top two rubber feet from the back of the instrument Figure 5 2 Figure 5 2 Rubber Feet at the Back of the Instrument 4 Remove the cover to expose the circuit boards an...

Page 62: ...hen the sources are active the green LED on the right side of an amplifier board illuminates when that particular amplifier is supplying power No light indicates a faulty amplifier board 3 Verify thro...

Page 63: ...away from the bottom of the instrument 6 Lay the front panel face down in front of the instrument Figure 5 5 Figure 5 5 Front Panel Lying Face Down in Front of the Instrument 7 Disconnect wires W8 an...

Page 64: ...the instrument Figure 5 7 Grasp the blue insulation Pull hard and work the connectors loose Figure 5 7 Instrument Front Panel with Wires Disconnected CPU1 10 Use an open ended wrench to remove the he...

Page 65: ...Circuit Breaker Figure 5 9 shows the circuit breaker after the blue AC lead the brown AC lead and the chassis ground wire have been disconnected Figure 5 9 Circuit Breaker with Wires Disconnected The...

Page 66: ...up the connector at the bottom of the High Current Interface board with its mate on the motherboard 7 Tilt the front panel into a vertical position and press the bottom of the panel until the High Cu...

Page 67: ...ic I O board CPU board and Analog I O board 3 With fingers resting on the inside surface of the front panel grasp the top of the black instrument frame 4 Press the front panel out from the frame The f...

Page 68: ...the circuit breaker follow this procedure to remove the communications board 1 Remove the two Phillips head screws that secure the communications board to the front panel 2 Tilt the front panel up un...

Page 69: ...tion on the right side of the front panel 2 Secure the communications board to the front panel with the two Phillips head screws 3 Use an open ended wrench or pliers to turn the 8 nuts on the front of...

Page 70: ...rvice may recommend that a circuit board be replaced to remedy an operating problem None of the solid state circuit boards requires user calibration or adjustment Figure 5 12 through Figure 5 23 note...

Page 71: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 5 13 Figure 5 14 Slot 1 Logic I O Board Type 4 Figure 5 15 Slot 1 Logic I O Board Type 5...

Page 72: ...ards 5 14 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure 5 16 Slot 2 Analog Input Measurement AIM Board NOTE The AIM board is an option for CPU2 based instruments Slot 2 is a spare vacant slot for CPU1 based instrume...

Page 73: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 5 15 Figure 5 18 Slot 3 CPU2 Board Figure 5 19 Slot 4 Analog I O Board...

Page 74: ...ing Circuit Boards 5 16 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure 5 20 Slots 5 6 7 Current Amplifier Boards NOTE For F6150A instruments Slot 7 and 10 are vacant Figure 5 21 Slots 8 9 10 Voltage Current Convertib...

Page 75: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 5 17 Figure 5 22 Slot 11 Power Supply Figure 5 23 Slot 11 Power Supply with Variable Output Battery Simulator...

Page 76: ...ners on the circuit board 8 Firmly grasp the defective board and pull it straight up 9 Place the new board firmly in the slot and make sure it is squarely seated 10 Re attach ribbon cables if necessar...

Page 77: ...upply board 04S 0794 01 that has an integrated Variable Output Battery Simulator This board is located in Slot 11 Figure 5 24 Figure 5 24 Power Supply with integrated Variable Output Battery Simulator...

Page 78: ...nclosure Figure 5 25 Figure 5 25 Fixed Output Battery Simulator Mounted at the Back of the Instrument To remove the battery simulator 1 Turn the instrument off 2 Remove the power cord 3 Remove the ins...

Page 79: ...same Label each voltage amplifier with its slot number when it is removed from the instrument and return it to its own slot when the instrument is reassembled The instrument will not be properly cali...

Page 80: ...ter and the lower right hand corner of the circuit board Work all three pins loose from their sockets in the rear panel The figure below shows the location of the pin sockets on the instrument chassis...

Page 81: ...ation procedure described below 1 Turn the instrument off 2 Remove the power cord 3 Remove the instrument cover 4 Remove the eleven hex head screws from the left side of the instrument 5 Remove the si...

Page 82: ...ons to remove the new F1650 F6150A assembly Continue with the removal procedure as follows 1 Pull the fan assembly up out of the instrument until all four wire connectors are exposed Figure 5 30 Figur...

Page 83: ...bly rests on the three spring loaded supports attached to the chassis Verify that the U shaped indentations in the fan plate line up with the spring loaded supports 10 Push the fan assembly down onto...

Page 84: ...le fan assembly all the steps in the removal procedure for the new style are performed inside the enclosure Use these steps 1 Turn the instrument off 2 Remove the power cord 3 Remove the instrument co...

Page 85: ...g this style fan assembly locate the electrical connector the various standoffs and screws Figure 5 35 Instrument Chassis with Fan Assembly Removed Procedure for installing the fan assembly 1 Ensure t...

Page 86: ...as the instrument goes through its startup sequence 3 Check the status indicator light on the left side of each amplifier board If the replacement is successful the status indicator lights are green...

Page 87: ...1 04S 0676 03 230 V Power Supply Board 04S 0676 02 04S 0676 04 CPU F6 Board 04S 0670 01 04S 0799 01 Fan Assembly Initial Style 03D 1371 01 03D 1371 01 Fan Plate Assembly w Integral DC Power Modules 03...

Page 88: ...01 Assy Cable V Output 05B 0617 01 05B 0617 01 Assy Cable Logic I O 05B 0618 01 05B 0618 01 Cable Adapt 4 R LUG 3x4 mm F 05B 0619 01 05B 0619 01 Cord Power 14AWGX3 USA Plug 181 0088 181 0088 Cable RG...

Page 89: ...strument while power is ON Unplug the instrument if it is not to be used for an extended period of time or before cleaning If the instrument is dropped have it checked by a qualified service technicia...

Page 90: ...sequence of events leading to the messages The solutions that have been tried Electronics tool kit and digital multimeter in case Customer Service suggests that a board or subassembly be removed Writ...

Page 91: ...mer Service Manager Doble Engineering Company 85 Walnut Street Watertown MA 02472 4037 Before returning the instrument to Doble Engineering contact Customer Service to obtain a Return Material Authori...

Page 92: ...6 4 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07...

Page 93: ...both utilities from the Tools pull down menu in the F6Control Panel V 2 menu bar NOTE When the F6000 Instrument boots up the current firmware revision number and the installed options appear in the di...

Page 94: ...ble must connected directly to the F6150 2 Select Tools F6000 Flash Loader from the menu bar 3 Click on the Browse button and browse to the firmware package file Click Open to select the file Figure A...

Page 95: ...to close the dialog windows and power cycle the instrument Communications Parameters If the revised firmware does not load successfully check the setup for communication between the computer and the F...

Page 96: ...A 5 Figure A 5 Flash Loader Save Settings 2 Click Yes to save the settings in the INI file NOTE The Flash Loader normally updates the FLASH by communicating with the application that is already in th...

Page 97: ...50 on a private network use these steps 1 Right click the Network icon on the desktop and select Properties The Network display appears Figure B 1 2 Figure B 1 Network Display Scroll to the TCP IP Net...

Page 98: ...rties 5 Click the IP Address tab in the TCP IP Properties dialog box 6 Select the radio button for Specify an IP address The IP Address and Subnet Mask fields become available 7 In the IP Address fiel...

Page 99: ...the computer to effect these changes 10 When the computer has rebooted double click the MS DOS icon on the desktop to open an MS DOS window 11 Type ping after the prompt followed by a space and the IP...

Page 100: ...2 and click Setup on the menu bar The Setup dialog box appears Figure B 6 13 In the Instrument Default box select F6 14 In the F6 Instrument box enter the IP Address of the instrument in the IP Addre...

Page 101: ...ts or changes the IP address that the instrument uses for Ethernet communications The current IP address of the instrument if assigned appears in the display on the instrument front panel after a succ...

Page 102: ...B 6 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07...

Page 103: ...d in transient current mode to increase the output power by 30 and the current range by 50 for 1 5 seconds When in transient current mode the 150 VA sources supply 195 VA for 1 5 seconds The 75 VA sou...

Page 104: ...urrent source is 3 0 A the compliance voltage is 150 V See Table C 1 To combine 150 VA current sources assign the same source name to the sources For example if all three current sources are named I1...

Page 105: ...the lowest current range that can produce the desired test current For example if the test requires 5 A set the range at 7 5 A not 15 A Table C 1 through Table C 4 show range settings and compliance v...

Page 106: ...450 VA Source 7 5 A 10 V 20 V 40 V 60 V 15 A 5 V 10 V 20 V 30 V 22 5 A 20 V 30 A 5 V 10 V 45 A 10 V 60 A 5 V 90 A 5 V Table C 4 Maximum Compliance Voltage for Transient Current Source Combinations Cur...

Page 107: ...es and 9 150 VA Currents F6300 Required 3 Voltages and 9 225 VA Transient Currents F6300 Required 6 Voltages and 6 Currents 6 Voltages and 6 Transient Currents 6 Voltages and 1 450 VA Current 6 Voltag...

Page 108: ...Predefined Configurations C 6 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure C 1 4 Voltages and 4 Currents Figure C 2 4 Voltages and 4 Transient Currents...

Page 109: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 C 7 Figure C 3 3 Voltages and 3 Currents Figure C 4 3 Voltages and 3 Transient Currents...

Page 110: ...Predefined Configurations C 8 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure C 5 3 Voltages and 1 450 VA Current Figure C 6 3 Voltages and 1 675 VA Transient Current...

Page 111: ...150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 C 9 Figure C 7 3 Voltages and 3 450 VA Currents F6300 Required Figure C 8 3 Voltages and 3 675 VA Transient Currents F6300 Require...

Page 112: ...Predefined Configurations C 10 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure C 9 3 Voltages and 9 150 VA Currents F6300 Required Figure C 10 3 Voltages and 9 225 VA Transient Currents F6300 Required...

Page 113: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 C 11 Figure C 11 6 Voltages and 6 Currents Figure C 12 6 Voltages and 6 Transient Currents...

Page 114: ...Predefined Configurations C 12 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure C 13 6 Voltages and 1 450 VA Current Figure C 14 6 Voltages and 1 675 VA Transient Current...

Page 115: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 C 13 Figure C 15 6 Currents Right Bank Figure C 16 6 Transients Right Bank...

Page 116: ...Predefined Configurations C 14 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure C 17 6 Voltages Left Bank Figure C 18 6 Low Range Currents Left Bank...

Page 117: ...F6150 F6150A Power System Simulators User Guide 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 C 15 Figure C 19 6 Low Range Transient Currents Left Bank Figure C 20 1 Voltage and 2 Low Range Currents Left Bank...

Page 118: ...Predefined Configurations C 16 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure C 21 1 Voltage and 2 Low Range Transient Currents Left Bank...

Page 119: ...scheme requires that two F6150 F6150A Instruments not connected to the same network be precisely synchronized Two F6150 F6150A Instruments inject the same fault at each end of the line at the same mom...

Page 120: ...43 01 Rev C 01 07 Figure D 1 End to End Testing with GPS Synchronization GPS Satellite F6150 F6150A Instrument PC with F6CP S W Relays under test GPS Antenna GPS Antenna Communications Link F6150 F615...

Page 121: ...100 cable to the adapter cable 3 Place the 8 diameter GPS antenna outside in an open area The antenna should be two to three meters away from walls or other obstructions to get 360 coverage 4 Connect...

Page 122: ...nchronization Use the State Simulation SSIMUL or TRANS macro in F6CP to conduct an end to end test Use the Power System Model in F6CP to specify the values needed for the test table in the State Simul...

Page 123: ...Hz the time is 33 33333 milliseconds rounded to 33 3 milliseconds The rounding function may cause a discrepancy between expected and actual times for state simulations where a timer is started in one...

Page 124: ...E 2 72A 2543 01 Rev C 01 07...

Page 125: ...explanation 1 5 Convertible V I Sources 3 7 convertible voltage current sources C 1 Cooling Fan Checks 4 12 Cover Removal 5 1 CPU Circuit Boards 4 6 Current Sources 3 7 Customer Service 6 2 D Document...

Page 126: ...attery simulator 4 11 voltage current amplifier board checks 4 12 voltage current sources 2 3 F6150 instrument front panel 2 1 F6150 with Fixed Output Battery Simulator 5 20 F6150 with Variable Output...

Page 127: ...Configurations 3 7 ProTesT configuration window 3 6 control panel 3 8 convertible V I sources 3 7 current sources 3 7 graphic window 3 7 manual source configuration 3 6 predefined configurations 3 7 R...

Page 128: ...figurations C 5 rules source selection C 2 Source Errors 4 16 System Errors 4 17 T Troubleshooting cooling fan checks 4 12 Customer Service 6 2 voltage current amplifier boards verification 4 12 Troub...

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