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EGR-5000 

Quick Start Guide 

EGR-5000 Quick Start Guide

 

Effective November 2011 

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Click on the “+” next to the appropriate relay 
card.  The relays associated with the relay 
card will be displayed. 

Double click on relay to be modified and the 
Relay Outputs dialog box will appear.  When 
the User double clicks on a parameter within 
the dialog box, an interface appears that will 
allow the assignments to be modified. 

The interface will show that the relay is set 
to operate for all protective functions 
“Bkr.TripCmd”.  The User can change this 
setting by clicking on the down arrow and 
selecting the new assignment. 

Summary of Contents for EGR-5000

Page 1: ...uick Start Guide was developed using Simulation EGR 5000_V2 0 d and PowerPort E V 3 2 EGR 5000 Quick Start Guide IB02602014E Rev A Contents Description Page Section 1 Navigation 3 Section 2 Saving Par...

Page 2: ...n s Eaton experience and judgment and may not cover all contingencies If further information is required an Eaton sales office should be consulted Sale of the product shown in this literature is subje...

Page 3: ...ure 1 Figure 1 EGR 5000 Basic Navigation To select a function that appears in the function area press the soft key that is directly under that function Once the Menu soft key is pressed the EGR 5000 u...

Page 4: ...w will take the User one digit to the right in a value The Wrench icon will give the User access to the parameter setting mode for a function The Delete icon allows the User to delete data or a value...

Page 5: ...dividual changes or saving multiple changes 2 1 Making and Saving Parameter Changes 1 Use the soft keys under the display to access the parameter to be changed 2 Press the soft key under the wrench ic...

Page 6: ...out function If the timeout time has expired the User may be asked to re enter the password 5 Use the soft keys to access and change the other parameters to be changed then press the soft key under OK...

Page 7: ...oft key under Menu to access the Operation screen From within the Operation screen press the soft key under the down arrow to access the next parameter screen System Para System Parameters 3 1 Setting...

Page 8: ...elect the parameter in this example Generator MVA then press the soft key under the wrench icon To edit parameters the User must enter a valid password see Section 1 Password Entry Enter the four digi...

Page 9: ...asterisk will appear next to the changed parameter To save the parameter change press the OK soft key The User will be asked to Save Parameter Changes Press the soft key under the Yes icon to save th...

Page 10: ...s the User must enter a valid password see Section 1 Password Entry Use the and or keys to set the desired Power Factor Press the OK soft key to save the setting If the parameter has been changed and...

Page 11: ...ase Sequence parameter then press the soft key under the wrench icon To edit parameters the User must enter a valid password see Section 1 Password Entry Use the up or down arrow keys to set the desir...

Page 12: ...he up or down arrow keys to select the General Settings parameter then press the right arrow key Use the up or down arrow keys to highlight the f Frequency parameter then press the soft key under the...

Page 13: ...xt to the changed parameter To save the parameter change press the OK soft key again see Section 2 Saving Parameters Use the left arrow key to move back to the System Para main menu Use the up or down...

Page 14: ...rcuit occurs Press the OK soft key to save the setting If the parameter has been changed and after the User presses the OK soft key an asterisk will appear next to the changed parameter To save the pa...

Page 15: ...nd down arrow keys again to select the CT pri CT Primary Press the right arrow key Enter the desired CT setting using the soft keys When the appropriate setting is displayed follow the same procedure...

Page 16: ...set using similar steps When all the CT settings have been selected and saved select the soft key under the left arrow to return to the Main Menu screen 3 2 Setting the Basic Protection Parameters Use...

Page 17: ...the Set 1 menu item then press the right arrow key to access the Set 1 parameters menu Use the up or down arrow keys to highlight the Loss of Excitation parameter then press the right arrow key Use t...

Page 18: ...he User must enter a valid password see Section 1 Password Entry Use the up or down arrow keys to select Active or Inactive then press the OK soft key If the parameter has been changed and after the U...

Page 19: ...hlight Volts Hertz Press the right arrow key to access the Volts Hertz parameter Use the arrow keys to highlight 24 1 then press the right arrow key to access the 24 1 parameter Use the up or down arr...

Page 20: ...er the User presses the OK soft key an asterisk will appear next to the changed parameter To save the parameter change press the OK soft key again see Section 2 Saving Parameters Use the up or down ar...

Page 21: ...d This will display a list of current protection settings under I Prot Use the up and down arrow keys to select the protection type that is to be changed In this example 51P 1 Use the up and down arro...

Page 22: ...s to select the pickup to be modified then press the right arrow key to enter the pickup settings menu The Default Set is selected in this example Use the up and down arrow keys to select the pickup t...

Page 23: ...as been changed and after the User presses the OK soft key an asterisk will appear next to the changed parameter To save the parameter change press the OK soft key again see Section 2 Saving Parameter...

Page 24: ...y under Menu Use the up and down arrow soft keys to access the Device Parameters screen Then press the soft key under the right arrow to access the Device Parameters menu Use the up and down arrow sof...

Page 25: ...der the right arrow Use the up and down arrow soft keys to select the appropriate Relay then press the soft key under the right arrow The Relay is set to operate for all protective functions Bkr TripC...

Page 26: ...7M 1 Trip DO NOT select 27M 1 TripCmd as this signal can be blocked Once the assignments and settings are made press the OK soft key twice then select the soft key under Save to save the settings Cong...

Page 27: ...er file or create a new parameter file To create a new parameter file select Create New Parameter File from the File pull down menu as shown on the left This will lead to the dialog box shown below le...

Page 28: ...System Alarms Control Logics Device Planning and Service Whether you have created a new parameter file or are receiving data from a device the parameter file must be saved To create a new file click o...

Page 29: ...User double clicks on a parameter within the dialog box an interface appears that will allow the parameters to be modified For example to modify the Generator MVA Parameter double click Generator MVA...

Page 30: ...isks will disappear from in front of the modified parameter s This procedure can be used to save any changed parameters during the entire PowerPort E device set up process To change the Power Factor s...

Page 31: ...ll appear The pull down menu in this screen allows the User to change the Phase Sequence setting Once the desired Phase Sequence has been selected click on the OK button An asterisk will appear next t...

Page 32: ...up and down arrows in this screen allows the User to change the Phase MTA degrees The available range is from 0 to 360 degrees Once the desired Phase MTA has been set click on the OK button An asteris...

Page 33: ...CT pri has been set click on the OK button An asterisk will appear next to the modified parameter To save the all the modified System Parameters click on File Save then OK Once the file has been save...

Page 34: ...ion 40 Z1 1 dialog box shown to the left will appear Double click on Function in the Protection Para Set 1 Loss of Excitation 40 Z1 1 dialog box and the screen shown to the left will appear The drop d...

Page 35: ...et 1 Volts Hertz 24 1 Volts Hertz dialog box and the screen shown to the left will appear The drop down menu in this screen allows the User to change the Function setting The User can choose the Activ...

Page 36: ...then OK Once the file has been saved the asterisks will disappear from in front of the modified parameter s This procedure can be used to save any changed parameters during the entire PowerPort E dev...

Page 37: ...rom the device caution should be exercised when using this option To download the parameters the User must enter the password default password is 1234 Note that until a local copy is saved to the User...

Page 38: ...the User may need to set up the connection to the device through the Settings Connection Settings pull down menu see Section 5 for details The upper left portion of the PowerPort E screen should now...

Page 39: ...ck on relay to be modified and the Relay Outputs dialog box will appear When the User double clicks on a parameter within the dialog box an interface appears that will allow the assignments to be modi...

Page 40: ...the new assignment As shown in the screen shot to the left the Output Relay assignment has changed and an asterisk appears next to the modified relay The same procedure can be used to assign the relay...

Page 41: ...e Save then OK Once the file has been saved the asterisks will disappear from in front of the modified parameter s This procedure can be used to save any changed parameters during the entire PowerPort...

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