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GE Power Management

SPM Synchronous Motor Protection & Control

iii

 TABLE 

OF 

CONTENTS

 

5.3.6

FLOOR VOLTS........................................................................................ 5-11

5.4 CONFIGURATIONS MENU

5.4.1

MOTOR TYPE ......................................................................................... 5-12

5.4.2

LINE FREQUENCY ................................................................................. 5-12

5.4.3

POWER FACTOR REFERENCE ............................................................ 5-12

5.4.4

RTU ADDRESS ....................................................................................... 5-12

5.4.5

BAUD RATE ............................................................................................ 5-12

5.4.6

PARITY .................................................................................................... 5-12

5.4.7

TURNAROUND ....................................................................................... 5-13

5.4.8

STATUS MODE ....................................................................................... 5-13

5.4.9

PASSWORD ............................................................................................ 5-13

5.5 CALIBRATION MENU

5.5.1

FULL-SCALE EXCITER DC VOLTAGE .................................................. 5-14

5.5.2

FULL-SCALE EXCITER DC AMPS ......................................................... 5-14

5.5.3

FULL-SCALE MOTOR AC AMPS............................................................ 5-14

6. ACTUAL VALUES

6.1 DISPLAY SCROLLING

6.1.1

DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................... 6-1

6.2 STATUS

6.2.1

MOTOR RUNNING HOURS...................................................................... 6-2

6.2.2

INCOMPLETE SEQUENCE TRIP COUNTER .......................................... 6-2

6.2.3

FIELD LOSS TRIP COUNTER .................................................................. 6-2

6.2.4

PULL-OUT TRIP COUNTER ..................................................................... 6-2

6.2.5

RESYNCRONIZATION ATTEMPTS TRIP COUNTER.............................. 6-2

6.2.6

MISSING EXTERNAL PF VOLTAGE REFERENCE COUNTER .............. 6-2

6.2.7

CHECK EXCITER TRIP COUNTER.......................................................... 6-3

6.2.8

POWER FACTOR TRIP COUNTER.......................................................... 6-3

6.2.9

SQUIRREL CAGE TRIP COUNTER ......................................................... 6-3

6.2.10 FIELD OVERVOLTAGE TRIP COUNTER................................................. 6-3

7. TESTING AND 

TROUBLESHOOTING

7.1 START-UP PROCEDURE

7.1.1

INSPECTION ............................................................................................. 7-1

7.1.2

SPM TEST CHECKS ................................................................................. 7-1

a STANDBY MODE ...................................................................................... 7-1
b TEST MODE .............................................................................................. 7-1

7.1.3

START-UP DESCRIPTION ....................................................................... 7-2

7.2 DISPLAY AND MESSAGES

7.2.1

DISPLAY.................................................................................................... 7-3

7.2.2

SPM MESSAGES ...................................................................................... 7-3

7.3 REGULATOR TUNE-UP

7.3.1

INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................................ 7-5

7.4 TROUBLESHOOTING

7.4.1

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .................................................................. 7-6

7.5 PROGRAMMING

7.5.1

PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE ..................................................................... 7-8

7.6 DOs AND DON’Ts

7.6.1

DOs.......................................................................................................... 7-12

7.6.2

DON'Ts .................................................................................................... 7-12

Summary of Contents for SPM Series

Page 1: ...210 000 Manual P N 1601 0072 A6 Copyright 2001 GE Power Management GE Power Management 215 Anderson Avenue Markham Ontario Canada L6E 1B3 Tel 905 294 6222 Fax 905 294 8512 Internet http www GEindustr...

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Page 3: ...ould further information be desired or should particular problems arise which are not covered sufficiently for the purchaser s purpose the matter should be referred to the General Electric Company To...

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Page 5: ...UTPUTS 2 6 2 3 5 CURRENT TRANSFORMER INPUT 2 6 2 3 6 POWER FACTOR OUTPUT 2 6 2 3 7 DC FIELD CURRENT INPUT 2 6 2 3 8 EXCITER VOLTAGE OUTPUT MONITOR 2 6 2 3 9 POWER FACTOR REGULATION OUTPUT 2 7 2 3 10 C...

Page 6: ...NGING STATUS MODE PARAMETERS 4 14 4 2 6 ALTERNATE MENU OPERATION 4 14 5 SETPOINTS 5 1 OVERVIEW 5 1 1 DESCRIPTION 5 1 5 2 SETPOINTS MENU 5 2 1 POWER FACTOR TRIP 5 2 5 2 2 POWER FACTOR DELAY 5 2 5 2 3 P...

Page 7: ...COMPLETE SEQUENCE TRIP COUNTER 6 2 6 2 3 FIELD LOSS TRIP COUNTER 6 2 6 2 4 PULL OUT TRIP COUNTER 6 2 6 2 5 RESYNCRONIZATION ATTEMPTS TRIP COUNTER 6 2 6 2 6 MISSING EXTERNAL PF VOLTAGE REFERENCE COUNTE...

Page 8: ...ERATION COMMAND CODES COIL NUMBERS 9 1 9 2 MEMORY MAPPING 9 2 1 MODBUS MEMORY MAP 9 2 9 2 2 FORMAT CODES 9 7 10 FUNCTIONAL TESTS 10 1 INTRODUCTION 10 1 1 DESCRIPTION 10 1 10 2 COLLECTOR RING MOTOR FIE...

Page 9: ...8 1 SETUP 10 8 10 8 2 RELAY PROGRAMMING 10 8 a CONFIGURATIONS 10 8 b SETPOINTS 10 8 10 8 3 TEST 10 8 10 9 EXCITER FIELD VOLTAGE METERING TEST 10 9 1 SETUP 10 9 10 9 2 RELAY PROGRAMMING 10 9 a CONFIGUR...

Page 10: ...vi SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management TABLE OF CONTENTS...

Page 11: ...PM can be applied as part of a complete synchronous motor controller This consists of four parts A main device switches the motor on and off the power system Multifunction digital relays such as the G...

Page 12: ...r RTM Statistical data includes number and type of trips The SPM performs a complete system check prior to starting the motor Figure 1 1 SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM 701767A9 CDR MOTOR LOAD AC BUS CLUTCH COUPL...

Page 13: ...tion to the relay itself These separate packages are explained in the following section 1 2 2 ACCESSORIES PG2SPM External hardware package for overtemperature and current loss protection up to 200 A i...

Page 14: ...l at 120 V AC RELAY CONTACT Type FAR TRP Form A FCX Form C Rated Load 10 A AC continuous NEMA A300 1 A DC continuous NEMA R300 Break 10 A at 250 V AC or 30 V DC Max Operating Voltage 250 V AC ENVIRONM...

Page 15: ...the power system and protect the motor from damage that can occur if the motor is running in an abnormal condition such as out of synchronization A complete synchronous motor controller consists of a...

Page 16: ...removed from the case 2 2 3 INSERTING THE DRAWOUT RELAY 1 Slide the relay into the case and close the top and bottom locking tabs 2 Insert the paddle into the opening at the bottom of the relay 3 Care...

Page 17: ...GE Power Management SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control 2 3 2 INSTALLATION 2 2 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION 2 Figure 2 2 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS SPM Sync Protection Control...

Page 18: ...UTS RS485 A11 A12 A1 MX MX1 MX MONITOR A9 A2 NX2 A10 A3 NX1 COMM GND SYNC MOTOR PF ANALOG OUTPUT OR PF REG CONTROL SIG OUTPUT IF PF REGULATOR OPTION ON REDUCED VOLTAGE STARTERS REMOVE JUMPER AND CONNE...

Page 19: ...sy reference Compact S1 rugged metal bakelite case Fits standard cutout 2 Phase current inputs Accept 8 wire DISPLAY FUNCTION MENU S1 CASE MOTOR LINE CURRENT QUICK RELEASE TABS A B A 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 20: ...y DC to the motor field 3 FCX Loading Relay This relay picks up when the motor is fully synchronized and ready to be loaded It is controlled by the FCX Delay programmable setpoint 2 3 5 CURRENT TRANSF...

Page 21: ...allows connection for control power from a stabilized voltage source of 115 V AC or 230 V AC Terminal points V1EXT and V2EXT have been added to accommodate the separate PF reference voltage 2 3 11 EX...

Page 22: ...inals Internally an isolated power supply is used to prevent noise coupling To ensure that all devices in a daisy chain are at the same potential it is imper ative that the common terminals of each RS...

Page 23: ...r iron is due to the rotor s physical shape and arrangement and the constant potential DC in coils looped around the circumference of the rotor Synchronous motors possess two general categories of tor...

Page 24: ...reactance to resistance shifts the angle toward 90 Reactance is high at low speed high frequency At high speed low slip low frequency reactance decreases and the angle shifts toward 0 if the circuit i...

Page 25: ...e torque the motor would cease to accelerate certain loads at some point on the speed axis Figure 3 5 MOTOR TORQUE VS SPEED The upper limit of the discharge resistance is governed by the other functio...

Page 26: ...ecision than might otherwise be possible The increase in load which can be pulled in due to precision application of field will vary from one motor design to another along with system inertia Applying...

Page 27: ...to positive the point of maximum rotor flux see Figure 3 3 TYPI CAL ROTOR FLUX AND CURRENT AT PULL IN on page 3 2 Maximum utilization of motor pull in capability depends upon the degree to which the...

Page 28: ...polar ized by the stator flux under this condition and can therefore be polarized in any direct axis alignment occur ring each 180 External excitation forces pole to pole alignment in only one orient...

Page 29: ...all time An accelerated schedule can then be established for the motor in terms of running time at any speed less than synchronous as a percent of allowable stall time Increased air circulation from t...

Page 30: ...ured inrush current This ratio can be used as a factor for increasing the stall time above the full voltage allowable stall time for any given speed See Figure 19 The SPM calculates the ratio squares...

Page 31: ...MOTOR APPLICATIONS 3 2 COLLECTOR RING MOTORS 3 Figure 3 9 PROTECTION FOR REDUCED VOLTAGE STARTS 1 200 150 2 6 3 8 5 15 25 20 60 80 30 50 40 4 1 5 10 100 0 10 20 60 90 100 80 70 50 40 30 Synchronous S...

Page 32: ...vided to prevent this condition from occurring One of the most reliable indicators of synchronous and asynchronous out of step operation is the motor power factor Power factor is related to the phase...

Page 33: ...a phasor diagram depicting the rela tionship of voltage and current for various power factors The SPM automatically suppresses power factor protection until the programmed setpoint FCX times out The...

Page 34: ...Relay FCX drops out at the same time as FAR Load is removed if an automatic loader is connected The motor will continue to run with field removed for the programmed power factor delay time and if res...

Page 35: ...age dip with a solid state exciter is shown in Figure 3 11 POWER FACTOR RESPONSE TO LINE VARIANCE on page 3 14 Assuming the condition of a line voltage decrease of 15 with the motor initially at unity...

Page 36: ...3 14 SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management 3 2 COLLECTOR RING MOTORS 3 SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR APPLICATIONS 3 Figure 3 11 POWER FACTOR RESPONSE TO LINE VARIANCE...

Page 37: ...TOR SENSING MOTOR MODE VS GENERATOR MODE Therefore a given line current that leads the conventional generator voltage phasor will lag the corresponding conventional motor phasor The diagram above show...

Page 38: ...utomatic boost ing of field current to avoid pull out is called field forcing The Power Factor regulator thus provides automatic boosting when field forcing is required and economical low field operat...

Page 39: ...mal operation During start the motor accelerates to near synchro nous speed When the rotor is close enough to synchronous speed for the field poles to pull the rotor into syn chronism DC is applied to...

Page 40: ...tion and provide a contact for signaling external automatic motor loading devices for motor loading This is determined by a second given pre set time delay that allows suf ficient time after the appli...

Page 41: ...collector ring motors described in Section 3 2 6 However current I3 is derived internally to the SPM by algebraically summing cur rents at the I1 and I2 inputs It is important to connect current inpu...

Page 42: ...3 20 SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management 3 3 BRUSHLESS CONTROLLER 3 SYNCHRONOUS MOTOR APPLICATIONS 3...

Page 43: ...tware installation upgrade procedure SPMPC software system configuration Creating Editing Upgrading Downloading Setpoint Files Printing Setpoints and Actual Values Using Trending The following minimum...

Page 44: ...GE Power Management website the procedures for installation from the CD and the web are identical Figure 4 1 GE POWER MANAGEMENT WELCOME SCREEN 3 Click the Index by Product Name item from the main pa...

Page 45: ...cates Communicating Set the based upon user preference In the Communicate with Relay mode SPMPC will attempt to establish communications immediately upon startup While in the File mode w default setti...

Page 46: ...to program from the Programming menu e g Programming Configuration and enter the new setpoints When finished click OK The information is automatically stored to the computer s scratchpad memory Figur...

Page 47: ...naround Time change the value by clicking the up down arrows at the right side of the box Alternately you may click the mouse pointer anywhere inside the setpoint value box to display a numerical keyp...

Page 48: ...complished as follows 1 Select the File Open menu item 2 SPMPC launches the Open window listing all filenames in the SPM default directory with the extension SPM Select the file to download and click...

Page 49: ...f the re lay s firmware e g 201 3 Next select the File Open menu item and enter the location and filename of the setpoint File to be downloaded to the connected relay When the file is open SPMPC will...

Page 50: ...en menu item to open a previously saved setpoint file or establish communications with a connected SPM to print the current setpoints 3 Select the File Print Setup menu item and select one of the prin...

Page 51: ...item open the Trending window 3 Press the Setup button to enter the Graph Attribute window 4 Program the Graphs to be displayed by selecting the pull down menu beside each Graph Description Change th...

Page 52: ...When the motor is in running mode pressing either of these keys will halt the display from scroll ing They can then be used to step through the displayed values one at a time Pressing and holding this...

Page 53: ...nts 7 To change a setpoint press the key as prompted 8 Once the setpoint has been selected the value of the setpoint should blink Use the keys to change the value of the setpoint and then press the ke...

Page 54: ...ter press the key as prompted 8 Once the calibration parameter has been selected the value of the parameter should blink Use the keys to change the value of the setpoint and then press to continue If...

Page 55: ...iguration press the key as prompted 8 Once the configuration has been selected the value of the setpoint should blink Use the keys to change the value of the configuration and then press the key to co...

Page 56: ...it has been selected pressing the GE key deselects the parameter 7 Additional parameters can be changed using the above procedure When all parameter changes have been accomplished press the GE Key Th...

Page 57: ...GE Power Management SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control 5 1 5 SETPOINTS 5 1 OVERVIEW 5 5 SETPOINTS 5 1 OVERVIEW 5 1 1 DESCRIPTION Figure 5 1 SPM DISPLAY STRUCTURE...

Page 58: ...AY times out 5 2 2 POWER FACTOR DELAY FUNCTION The PF DELAY setpoint represents the elapsed time delay after the power factor dips below the PF TRIP setpoint or after the line current remains greater...

Page 59: ...is time a PWR FACTOR TRIP occurs operating the trip relay and stopping the motor MOTOR TYPE Collector Ring 5 2 5 FIELD APPLICATION RELAY DELAY FUNCTION This setpoint provides for a time delay in closi...

Page 60: ...invalid out of range minimum FL AMPS maximum FL AMPS AC CT RTG MOTOR TYPE Collector Ring and Brushless NOTE The value entered here affects the valid range of the motor locked rotor current LR AMPS set...

Page 61: ...time that power may be applied to the motor during locked rotor condi tions This information may normally be found on the motor control data sheet available from the motor manu facturer MOTOR TYPE Col...

Page 62: ...APPLICATION The standard DCCT200 from PG2SPM package has a rated 200 A primary and a 50 mA secondary 4000 1 ratio The DCCT terminals connect to CM terminals 7 and 8 the polarity not important Multiple...

Page 63: ...eld windings The motor nameplate contains the motor s maximum temperature rise and field resistance This information is used with the multiplier from the table below to determine the maximum field ohm...

Page 64: ...M will trip and display CHECK EXCITER if the field voltage falls below the setpoint The SPM checks the exciter volt age before allowing the motor to start and will not allow a start if the voltage is...

Page 65: ...M does not properly complete its starting sequence in the setpoint time the SPM will trip and display an in complete sequence condition COLLECTOR RING The time setting may be set to a value between 1...

Page 66: ...to output the floor value see FLOOR VOLTS parameter by entering OFF This enables the operator to set up base field amperes then the regulator power factor may be returned to its normal setting and the...

Page 67: ...mum MOTOR TYPE Collector Ring NOTE This value must be less than or equal to the REG OUTPUT setpoint APPLICATION Certain conditions of operation require a floor so that the motor power factor will not...

Page 68: ...r calculations See Section 2 4 Electrical installation for proper wiring details 5 4 4 RTU ADDRESS FUNCTION Enter the Modbus slave address here which must be unique to all SPMs on the same communicati...

Page 69: ...system 5 4 8 STATUS MODE FUNCTION This setpoint allows the user to configure the parameters in the STATUS MODE such that they are read only or read writeable 5 4 9 PASSWORD FUNCTION This allows the u...

Page 70: ...se this setpoint to fine tune the metered DC exciter current input to the SPM from the calibration module and DCCT Coarse adjustment should be made via the calibration module potentiometer To calibrat...

Page 71: ...agging DC AMPS Displays the exciter field current in DC Amps DC VOLTS Displays the exciter field voltage in DC Volts EXC FIELD Displays the exciter field resistance in Ohms AC AMPS Displays the motor...

Page 72: ...COUNTER FUNCTION Accumulated number of pull out trips 6 2 5 RESYNCRONIZATION ATTEMPTS TRIP COUNTER FUNCTION Accumulated numbers of resynchronization attempts Present when PF MODE is set to resync Avai...

Page 73: ...8 POWER FACTOR TRIP COUNTER FUNCTION Accumulated number of power factor trips 6 2 9 SQUIRREL CAGE TRIP COUNTER FUNCTION Accumulated number of squirrel cage trips 6 2 10 FIELD OVERVOLTAGE TRIP COUNTER...

Page 74: ...6 4 SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management 6 2 STATUS 6 ACTUAL VALUES 6...

Page 75: ...should power up and indicate that it is performing its power on self test When this test is success fully completed the motor type is shown collector ring or brushless and SPM READY should be blinking...

Page 76: ...is displayed momen tarily before a power factor trip occurs 5 To leave TEST MODE press and release the GE key until SPM READY is displayed again BE SURE TO STOP THE MOTOR AND DE ENERGIZE ALL POWER BEF...

Page 77: ...e SPM has closed the field contactor It is displayed briefly and is a normal SPM function PWR FACTOR TRIP The motor has been operating below the power factor setpoint too long causing a trip CHECK EXC...

Page 78: ...energized but the internal circuitry to sense this has failed MX or TRP FAILURE The MX circuit or the TRIP relay circuit has failed COMM CARD FAILURE The communications card has failed or was not pres...

Page 79: ...The floor parame ter is the output voltage across the PF regulator output terminals N and N This method of parameter entry can only be employed while the motor is running and only for the five power f...

Page 80: ...each program address and check setpoint data against the desired setpoints usually listed in the controller elementary If the exciter voltage option is supplied exciter may not be energized Correct t...

Page 81: ...nce Increase PF DELAY setting Motor is unloaded and power factor regulator reference setpoint at or near unity resulting in instability Increase REG FLOOR setpoint to override regulator to maintain st...

Page 82: ...ield voltage product of induced field in amperes and discharge resistance in ohms must fall between 200 and 1000 V at both zero and 95 speed For this example 21 30 A 630 V zero speed check 21 17 A 357...

Page 83: ...ue SCROLL DOWN key to move to the FL AMPS setpoint and then SELECT ENTER key to select the setpoint Changes existing value of FL AMPS to 56 SCROLL Key s to select value of 58 and then SELECT ENTER key...

Page 84: ...IELD AMPS setpoint then SELECT ENTER to select the setpoint Change the existing value of FIELD AMPS to 45 SCROLL Key s to select value of 45 and then SELECT ENTER key to accept new value SCROLL DOWN k...

Page 85: ...to accept new value SCROLL DOWN key to move to FLOOR VOLTS setpoint then SELECT ENTER to select the setpoint Change the existing value of FLOOR VOLTS to 5 00 SCROLL Key s to select value of 5 00 and t...

Page 86: ...6 2 DON Ts 1 Don t use the VDN module that was supplied with the old version MSPM C0192 with the SPM The VDN module has changed and is incompatible Damage or miss operation will occur if used 2 Don t...

Page 87: ...ld the enter key While both keys are held and encrypted password will appear on the screen 4 Record this password and contact the GE Power Management service center They can decode the password for yo...

Page 88: ...ing and subsequent break down of the amortisseur winding This heating is caused during motor acceleration If the lockout time is too long it can be decreased by selecting a higher RUNTIME curve settin...

Page 89: ...roved via disabling unused inputs to processor FIRMWARE REVISION 152 000 Display now refreshed every 30 seconds FIRMWARE REVISION 200 000 Modbus communications added Self test changed Off settings mad...

Page 90: ...N PC PROGRAM BOOT CODE RELEASE DATE BEGINNING SERIAL NUMBER HARDWARE COMPATIBLITY 109 000 N A N A 04 01 96 A4060000 A4060000 151 000 N A N A 07 31 96 A4060006 A4060006 152 000 N A N A 08 21 96 A406001...

Page 91: ...NETWORK 8 8 ACCESSORIES 8 1 VOLTAGE DIVIDER NETWORK 8 1 1 GE POWER MANAGEMENT VDN The VDN is provided to connect the SPM to field and or exciter voltages The VDN is included as a standard accessory Fi...

Page 92: ...PM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management 8 1 VOLTAGE DIVIDER NETWORK 8 ACCESSORIES 8 8 1 2 GE MEBANE VDN Figure 8 3 GE MEBANE VOLTAGE DIVIDER NETWORK Figure 8 4 GE MEBANE VDN DIMENS...

Page 93: ...AC excitation voltage to the DCCT and provides a calibration adjustment to obtain a proper field amperes reading This calibration is performed with a potentiometer The Calibration Module is required...

Page 94: ...4 SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management 8 2 FIELD CURRENT CALIBRATION MODULE 8 ACCESSORIES 8 Figure 8 7 GE MEBANE CALIBRATION MODULE Figure 8 8 GE MEBANE CM PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS...

Page 95: ...secondary 4000 1 ratio DCCT ter minals connect to CM points 7 and 8 polarity not important Multiple turns of field able through the DCCT window may be required to obtain the proper effective CT ratio...

Page 96: ...8 6 SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management 8 3 DC CURRENT TRANSFORMER 8 ACCESSORIES 8...

Page 97: ...bit 9 1 3 SETPOINTS The following setpoints are required to set up the Modbus communications port CONFIGURATIONS RTU ADDRESS Range 1 to 254 Set to the SPM address must be unique for each relay on the...

Page 98: ...021F Reserved LINE CURRENT 0220 Instantaneous Line Current U16 N A 0221 Filtered Line Current U16 N A 0222 Reserved 0223 Reserved 0224 Reserved LINE VOLTAGE 0225 Instantaneous Motor Voltage U16 N A 02...

Page 99: ...5 Reserved OUTPUT RELAYS 0246 TRIP Relay Status Relaystate N A 0247 FAR Relay Status Relaystate N A 0248 FCX Relay Status Relaystate N A 0249 Reserved 024A Reserved 024B Reserved Table 9 2 MODBUS MEMO...

Page 100: ...04 RTU ADDRESS 1 to 254 1 U16 1 1005 BAUD RATE 0 to 9 1 baud Baudrate 6 1006 RS485 PARITY 0 to 2 1 Parity 0 1007 RS485 MIN TURNAROUND TIME 0 1000 ms U16 5 1008 STATISTICS MODE 0 or 1 1 Startmode 1 100...

Page 101: ...1131 STALL TIME 1 to 40 1 s U16 10 1132 RUN TIME 1 05 1 46 2 05 3 00 stall time Runtime 3 1133 INCOMPLETE SEQUENCE DELAY max 1 OFF 1 to 100 or OFF 1 to 200 or OFF 1 s U16 201 1134 Reserved 113F Reser...

Page 102: ...LTS 0 0 to 10 0 4 0 1 V 1decU16 0 1155 Reserved 115F Reserved Table 9 2 MODBUS MEMORY MAP Sheet 5 of 5 GROUP ADDR hex DESCRIPTION RANGE STEP VALUE UNITS FORMAT CODE FACTORY DEFAULT Range for collector...

Page 103: ...places i e 100 times the real value 2decU16 16 bit Unsigned integer with 2 decimal places i e 100 times the real value Alpha 32 bit An alphabetic letter 1 A 2 B 26 Z Baudrate 16 bit 0 300 baud 1 600 b...

Page 104: ...4 BCD digits For example revision 1234 would be 1234 hex or 4660 decimal Runtime 16 bit 0 1 05 stall time 1 1 46 stall time 2 2 05 stall time 3 3 00 stall time S16 16 bit Signed integer Statmode 16 b...

Page 105: ...ul for creating a portable test set with a wiring harness for all of the I O Testing of the relay during commissioning using a primary injection test set will ensure that CTs and wiring are correct an...

Page 106: ...losure to check timing 10 2 2 RELAY PROGRAMMING a CONFIGURATIONS Program as defaults shown in Section 5 4 CONFIGURATIONS MENU on page 5 12 except for following exceptions MOTOR Collr Ring b SETPOINTS...

Page 107: ...and A12 of the SPM MX input Close switch 5 Connect multimeter to TRIP relay outputs to monitor relay status 10 3 2 RELAY PROGRAMMING a CONFIGURATIONS Program as defaults shown in Section 5 4 CONFIGUR...

Page 108: ...faults shown in 5 2 SETPOINTS MENU on page 5 2 10 4 3 TEST 1 Apply control power to relay and wait for self test diagnostic to complete Should get SPM READY mes sage and TRIP relay should close 2 Turn...

Page 109: ...n MX switch opening and stop on FAR closure to check timing Repeat with FAR and FCX respectively for FCX timing 10 5 2 RELAY PROGRAMMING a CONFIGURATIONS Program as defaults shown in Section 5 4 CONFI...

Page 110: ...Close switch 4 Connect multimeter to TRIP relay outputs to monitor relay status 10 6 2 RELAY PROGRAMMING a CONFIGURATIONS Program as defaults shown in Section 5 4 CONFIGURATIONS MENU on page 5 12 exce...

Page 111: ...2 SETPOINTS MENU on page 5 2 10 7 3 TEST 1 Apply control power to relay and wait for self test diagnostic to complete Should get SPM READY mes sage and TRIP relay should close 2 Turn on current sourc...

Page 112: ...he following FL AMPS 50 10 8 3 TEST 1 Apply control power to relay and wait for self test diagnostic to complete Should get SPM READY mes sage and TRIP relay should close 2 Turn on current source and...

Page 113: ...ing if testing for Collector Ring application b SETPOINTS Program as defaults shown in 5 2 SETPOINTS MENU on page 5 2 10 9 3 TEST 1 Apply control power to relay and wait for self test diagnostic to co...

Page 114: ...e following MOTOR Collector Ring if testing for Collector Ring application b SETPOINTS Program as defaults shown in 5 2 SETPOINTS MENU on page 5 2 10 10 3 TEST 1 Apply control power to relay and wait...

Page 115: ...s AC CT RTG 50 5 FL AMPS 25 LR AMPS 200 SYNC SLIP 5 0 STALL TIME 10 s RUNTIME 1 05 x ST DC CT PRIM 5 A HIGH FIELD OFF FIELD AMPS OFF FLD IE DLY N A FIELD VOLTS OFF EX VLT DELAY N A INC SEQ DLY OFF RE...

Page 116: ...25 LR AMPS 200 SYNC SLIP 5 0 STALL TIME 10 s RUNTIME 1 05 x ST DC CT PRIM 5 A HI EXC FIELD OFF EX FLD AMPS OFF FLD IE DLY N A EX FLD VOLTS OFF EX VLT DELAY N A INC SEQ DLY OFF REG PF 0 00 REG GAIN 1 S...

Page 117: ...TORQUE MOTOR MAGNETIZATION 3 6 FIGURE 3 8 AMORTISSEUR WINDING PROTECTION 3 7 FIGURE 3 9 PROTECTION FOR REDUCED VOLTAGE STARTS 3 9 FIGURE 3 10 POWER FACTOR SENSING EXAMPLE 3 11 FIGURE 3 11 POWER FACTOR...

Page 118: ...5 1 DCCT SETUP 5 6 TABLE 5 2 FIELD OVERTEMPERATURE RANGE STEP VALUES 5 7 TABLE 5 3 FIELD OHMS MULTIPLIER 5 7 TABLE 7 1 SPM TROUBLESHOOTING 7 6 TABLE 7 2 PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE 7 8 TABLE 7 3 REVISION HIS...

Page 119: ...t is defective and it is returned with all transportation charges prepaid to an authorized service centre or the factory Repairs or replacement under warranty will be made without charge Warranty shal...

Page 120: ...C 2 SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management C 1 WARRANTY APPENDIXC C...

Page 121: ...DED VIEW OF THE SPM 2 1 EXTERNAL VOLTAGE PF REFERENCE 2 7 F FIELD AND EXCITER VOLTAGE INPUTS 2 6 FIELD APPLICATION RELAY DELAY 5 3 FIELD CONTACTOR AUXILIARY RELAY DELAY 5 3 FIELD CURRENT CALIBRATION M...

Page 122: ...TPOINTS ACTUAL VALUES 4 8 PROGRAMMING 7 8 PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE 7 8 PROGRAMMING EXAMPLE Sheet 1 of 4 7 8 PULL OUT TRIP COUNTER 6 2 R REDUCED VOLTAGE STARTING 3 8 REFERENCE VOLTAGE INPUT CONNECTIONS 2 7...

Page 123: ...TRENDING 4 9 TROUBLESHOOTING 7 6 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 7 6 TURNAROUND 5 13 TYPICAL ROTOR FLUX AND CURRENT AT PULL IN 3 2 TYPICAL TRANSFORMER ACTION OF ROTOR FLUX AND CURENT CONSTANT SLIP 3 2 TYPICAL W...

Page 124: ...iv SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control GE Power Management INDEX...

Page 125: ...GE Power Management SPM Synchronous Motor Protection Control NOTES...

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