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TD 17530A

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Effective 5/98

FIGURES

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Title

Page

1-1

IQ Analyzer (Front View) ...........................................................................................................................2

1-2

IQ Analyzer (Rear View) with Optional IPONI ...........................................................................................2

2-1

IQ Analyzer Operator Panel.......................................................................................................................6

2-2

IQ Analyzer (Rear Views) ..........................................................................................................................7

2-3

Separate Source Power Module (Shown Mounted) ..................................................................................8

2-4

Self-Powered Three Phase Power Module (Unmounted)..........................................................................8

2-5

Communication Module - IPONI - (Mounted) ............................................................................................9

2-6

Separate Source Power Module with Back Cover Removed ....................................................................9

3-1

Typical Programming Screen ..................................................................................................................21

3-2

Typical Meter Menu Screen.....................................................................................................................21

3-3

Typical Trend Analysis Screen ................................................................................................................21

3-4

Typical Event Analysis Screen ................................................................................................................21

3-5

Typical Harmonic Analysis Screen ..........................................................................................................21

3-6

Typical Demand Analysis Screen ............................................................................................................21

3-7

Typical Help Screen.................................................................................................................................21

3-8

Typical Reset Screen...............................................................................................................................21

4-1

IQ Analyzer Dimensions and Cutout........................................................................................................22

4-2

Flush Mounted Drilling Pattern ................................................................................................................23

4-3

Separate Source/Self-Powered Power Module Dimensions ...................................................................23

4-4

Flange Mounted Drilling Pattern ..............................................................................................................24

4-5

IQ Analyzer Shown Mounted Using a Mounting Flange ..........................................................................24

4-6

Typical Network Wiring Diagram .............................................................................................................25

4-7

IQ Analyzer with Self-Powered Three Phase Power Module (Rear View) ..............................................27

4-8

IQ Analyzer with Separate Source Power Module (Rear View)...............................................................28

4-9 thru 4-34      Wiring Diagrams.......................................................................................................................29-42

5-1

Meter Menu Initial Current Screen...........................................................................................................44

5-2

Second Meter Menu Current Screen .......................................................................................................44

5-3

Typical Power Factor Minimum/Maximum Possibilities ...........................................................................45

5-4

Power Quadrants, Mathematical .............................................................................................................46

5-5

Power Quadrants, Power Engineers .......................................................................................................46

5-6

Induction Motor Load ...............................................................................................................................46

5-7

Power Distribution....................................................................................................................................46

5-8

Display Options Screen ...........................................................................................................................49

5-9

First Help Menu .......................................................................................................................................49

5-10

Second Help Menu ..................................................................................................................................49

5-11

Faceplate Operation First Screen Selections ..........................................................................................49

5-12

Faceplate Operation Second Screen Selections .....................................................................................49

5-13 

Download Program Screen......................................................................................................................51

5-14

Change Date and Time Screen ...............................................................................................................52

5-15

Connections for 4-20 or 0-20mA Input Signal..........................................................................................52

5-16

Connections for 0-5Vdc Input Signal .......................................................................................................53

5-17

Analog Output Connections 4-20 or 0-20mA...........................................................................................54

5-18

Relay Contact with IQ Analyzer De-energized ........................................................................................56

5-19

Typical Relay Output Connections ..........................................................................................................56

5-20

Pulse Output Connections .......................................................................................................................57

5-21

2-Wire Pulse Train ...................................................................................................................................57

5-22

3-Wire Train .............................................................................................................................................58

5-23

Typical Trend Analysis Screen (Ground Current Maximum) ...................................................................59

5-24

Typical Event #1 Screen..........................................................................................................................59

Summary of Contents for Cutler-Hammer TD 17530A

Page 1: ...TD 17530A Effective 5 98 Cutler Hammer Instructions for Installation Operation and Maintenance of Cutler Hammer IQ Analyzer Electrical Distribution System Monitor...

Page 2: ...TH SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY UNPACKING ASSEMBLY OPERATION OR MAINTENANCE OF THE PRODUCT INSTALLATION OR MAINTENANCE SHOULD...

Page 3: ...RE DESCRIPTION 2 1 General 6 2 2 Operator Panel 6 2 3 Rear Access Area 7 2 3 1 Back of Chassis 7 2 3 2 Left Rear of Chassis 8 2 3 3 Right Rear of Chassis 8 2 4 External Hardware 9 2 4 1 Current Transf...

Page 4: ...mary Rating 50 5 5 7 Programming Options 51 5 5 8 Power Energy Options 51 5 5 9 Date and Time 51 5 5 10 Change Password 52 5 6 Inputs Outputs 52 5 6 1 Discrete Contact Inputs 52 5 6 2 Analog Input 52...

Page 5: ...66 5 8 3 Voltage Disturbance Analysis 66 5 8 4 IMPACC Enhanced Graphics 66 5 8 5 IMPACC Connectivity 66 5 9 IQ Analyzer 6200 Series Graphic Displays 67 5 10 Reset Mode 67 SECTION 6 PROGRAMMING 6 1 Int...

Page 6: ...P SETTINGS SHEETS General Setup Settings 93 Analog Input Settings 94 Analog Output Settings 95 Discrete Input Settings 96 Event Trigger Settings 98 Relay Output Settings 106 Demand Settings 111 Displa...

Page 7: ...etwork Wiring Diagram 25 4 7 IQ Analyzer with Self Powered Three Phase Power Module Rear View 27 4 8 IQ Analyzer with Separate Source Power Module Rear View 28 4 9 thru 4 34 Wiring Diagrams 29 42 5 1...

Page 8: ...evel Screen Showing Password Entry Field 70 6 2 Programming Example Flow Chart 74 81 6 3 Program Mode Top Level Menu 81 6 4 General Setup Screens Tree 82 6 5 Analog Inputs Screens Tree 83 6 6 Analog O...

Page 9: ...UTIONS INCLUDED AS PART OF THE PROCEDURAL STEPS IN THIS DOCUMENT ARE FOR PERSONNEL SAFETY AND PROTECTION OF EQUIPMENT FROM DAMAGE AN EXAMPLE OF A TYPICAL WARNING LABEL HEADING IS SHOWN ABOVE IN REVERS...

Page 10: ...nalyzer is comprised of the IQA 6000 Series and IQA 6200 Series of system monitors The IQA 6000 Series and IQA 6200 Series are similar in the features offered except that graphic and transient trigger...

Page 11: ...re furnished to share data with PLCs and control systems and to actuate alarms and control relays Terminals are captive clamp type and finger safe Figure 2 2 With the communications option IQ Analyzer...

Page 12: ...he Screens Trees which diagram the categories of settings 7 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Provides a troubleshooting matrix of symptoms probable causes and solutions Also described are the steps for...

Page 13: ...ge IQFLANGE 5743B02G01 IQ Analyzer 36 inch extension cable IQACABLE 2107A55G02 IQ Analyzer 45 inch extension cable IQA45CABLE 2107A55G03 Self powered three phase power module only IQA3PPM 8793C15G01 S...

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