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HAWK 5000 OPERATOR MANUAL

KANE INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

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ON-SITE

Starting a Survey

Assuming that the HAWK has previously been set up, and you are now at the site to be
surveyed:  If you can arrange to have a portable computer with you, the HAWK5000
software and a suitable serial lead, this will allow you to verify correct operation, and also to
change the set-up, or start a new survey if necessary.

First connect the CT clamps to the HAWK and then position the clamps around
the conductors to be measured.  You must ensure that the clamps are fully
closed otherwise errors will occur.

Next, connect any pulse input devices (if in use).

Now power the HAWK from a suitable mains supply.

If the phaser light flashes, use the phaser, otherwise the logging light should flash every few
seconds.

If any of the three green CT lights flash, this indicates a connection error:

probably either one or more CT clamps on backwards,

or two CT clamps on the wrong phases.

If the survey is being started when the load on the system is very low, the power factor may
be very low, and this may, in extreme cases, cause the HAWK to allocate phases wrongly. If
this is a possible situation, use the PHASER as below to over-ride any internal phase
allocation.

Summary of Contents for Hawk5000

Page 1: ...RNATIONAL LIMITED 1 HAWK5000 Operators Manual Kane International Limited Kane House Swallowfield Welwyn Garden City Hertfordshire AL7 1JG Tel 44 0 1707 375550 Fax 44 0 1707 393277 Stock No 13756 8 Mar...

Page 2: ...ARTED WITH THE HAWK 5000 7 OVERVIEW 7 SETTING UP THE HAWK 7 ON SITE 8 CONFIRMING CORRECT OPERATION 9 THE PHASER 10 USING PULSE INPUT DEVICES 11 DOWNLOADING DATA 12 TROUBLESHOOTING 13 TECHNICAL INFORMA...

Page 3: ...ou need have been included in the package THE HAWK PACKAGE Standard Package 1x HAWK 5000 3 x 1000 Amp Current Transformers CTs 3 x colour coded CT cables 1 x PHASER 1 x mains lead 1 x RS 232 cable 1 x...

Page 4: ...cale Factor is set to 1000 this multiplication will be done automatically within the HAWK so the uploaded survey data will be correct Thus the Amps scale factor will usually be the CT clamp ratio norm...

Page 5: ...e powered from one of the three phases it is to measure or in the case of high voltage systems the output of a voltage step down transformer which is fed from one of the three phases being measured SA...

Page 6: ...e occasions where it would be appropriate to check for acceptable operation prior to use The following procedure may be adopted Go through the normal start up sequence in the location where the equipm...

Page 7: ...i Disconnect the HAWK and bring it back to the office j Connect the HAWK to a PC and download the data The resulting data file may be examined using the ANALYSE facility built in to the control softwa...

Page 8: ...t ensure that the clamps are fully closed otherwise errors will occur Next connect any pulse input devices if in use Now power the HAWK from a suitable mains supply If the phaser light flashes use the...

Page 9: ...r 3 Each of the three green lights adjacent to the CT connectors indicates that current has been detected on the corresponding phase If any of these three green lights are flashing this means that the...

Page 10: ...attempting to allocate phases itself but the PHASER may be used and will over ride the previous allocation Using the PHASER involves a Plug the PHASER Into the phaser connector on the HAWK b Locate th...

Page 11: ...e connector has two pulse signal connections a high speed and a low speed input If in doubt use the low speed connection Volt free terminals should be connected between the low speed input and pulse g...

Page 12: ...ken back to the office switch off the power to the HAWK and disconnect the CT clamps from the cables b Back at the office connect the mains cable to the HAWK and switch on Connect the serial cable bet...

Page 13: ...to start a new survey b Start time not yet reached Use HAWK5000 control program to change start time c Start next power up Disconnect the mains power lead from the HAWK and then re connect it d If Ph...

Page 14: ...ase rotation is marked wrongly on the cables at that particular site This can be confirmed by the use of a phase rotation meter If this is the case swap over the CTs on the yellow and blue phases Reco...

Page 15: ...ccuracy 1 3 PULSES Range LO 0 to 25 Hz HI 25 to 20000 Hz Resolution 1 pulse Accuracy 1 pulse FREQUENCY Range 45 to 64 Hz Resolution 0 01 Hz Accuracy 0 1 kVA lagging Range 1000 kW 2 Resolution 0 1 Accu...

Page 16: ...ging period Programmable 2 secs to 2 hours Measurement period 2 secs to 11 secs depends on logging period Sample rate 10000 samples per second PHASER Power 9 volt battery PP3 type Size 200 x 35 x 31 m...

Page 17: ...n circular DIN connectors the phaser input 3 off current transformer inputs via 5 pin DIN connectors The serial interface connections are 1 2 TX data 3 RX data 4 5 signal ground 6 RTS handshake out 7...

Page 18: ...nditions of use Low Voltage Directive Protection Against Electric Shock in accordance with EN 61010 1 1993 This instrument is designated as Class I equipment Installation category II Pollution degree...

Page 19: ...g every 30 minutes The value stored is the average of all the measurements taken during the last logging period Measurement period The time between making a measurement of inputs e g every 3 seconds...

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