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DER1 digital regulator instruction manual - rev. 03 - pag. 24 

4) Two minutes later slowly rotate the AMP trimmer in the counter clockwise direction until there should be 

a decrease in the voltage value of the generator and alarm 5 should come on (visible due to a change 
in the flashing indicator light) . 

5) Under these conditions, adjust the AMP trimmer, until the output voltage value is 97% of the nominal 

value: alarm 5 is still activated. 

6)  Return  to  the  nominal  speed;  alarm  5  should  disappear  in  a  few  seconds  and  the  generator  voltage 

should increase to the nominal value. 

7) Adjust the trimmer as indicated in the following paragraph.  

 
4. Underspeed 

 
4.1 Description 

For  speeds  lower  than  a  programmable  threshold,  the  machine  voltage  is  no  longer  constant,  but  is 
regulated proportionately with the frequency at a ratio, which is also programmable, as shown in figure

 

8. 

The intervention threshold depends upon: 

• 

the status of jumper 50/60 (terminals 25 and 26) if enabled from the 

Configuration 

Menu. 

• 

the status of the 50/60 setting in the 

Configuration 

Menu 

• 

the position of the Hz trimmer if enabled from the 

Configuration 

Menu 

• 

the value entered at parameter P[21] 

Activation of the function with voltage proportionate to the frequency is signalled by activation of alarm 6 
(visible from the DSR Terminal control panel and due to a change in the flashing indicator light). 

 

Parameter  P[21]

(equivalent to the Hz trimmer) sets the Underspeed protection intervention threshold; if 

this is set on 16384, the protection cuts in at 45 Hz (if the 50/60 jumper and 50/60 flag in the Configuration 
Menu  are  not  present)  or  at  54  Hz  (if  the  50/60  jumper  is  enabled  or  the  50/60  flag  is  active  in  the 
Configuration Menu). Values between 0 and 16384 proportionately lower the threshold, respectively to 40 
Hz and 48 Hz; values between 16384 and 32767 proportionately raise the threshold, respectively to 50 Hz 
and 60 Hz. 

 
Once the underspeed protection has intervened, the frequency is proportionately reduced, as indicated in 
figure  8. 

Parameter  P[23] 

sets  the  slope  of  the  voltage/frequency  curve;  the  default  value  is  9000.  An 

increase in the value of P[23] involves a greater reduction of the voltage as a function of the reduction in 
frequency. A decrease in the value of P[23] involves a lower reduction of the voltage until the limit of P[23]
=0, which means that there is no reduction in voltage.  

 

 
WARNING: 

Overheating could occur, which is dangerous for the machine, if the voltage is not 

lowered enough to decrease the excitation when the alternator is functioning at a reduced speed. 

 

 
4.2 Calibration with a supervision unit 

Use the following procedure in order to calibrate the underspeed protection: 
1)  If  the  machine  has  to  operate  at  60  Hz,  make  sure  the  bridge,  between  terminals  25  and  26  of 

connector  CN1,  is  inserted,  if  it  is  enabled from  the 

Configuration 

Menu,  or activate  50/60 from  the 

same menu. 

2) If the Hz trimmer is enabled, the value of the protection intervention threshold is read at location L[34], 

otherwise it is entered directly at parameter P[21]. 

  The value 16384 entered at parameter P[21] (or read at location L[34]) corresponds to an intervention 
  at 45/54 Hz (depending on whether 50/60 is activated or not). 
  Values between 0 and 16384 correspond to an intervention that varies from 40/48 Hz to 45/54Hz. 
  Values between 16384 and 32767 correspond to an intervention that varies from 45/54 Hz to 50/60Hz. 
3) When  the  speed drops below  the  threshold  value,  generator  voltage  begins  to drop  and the  alarm  is 

shown simultaneously through the indicator light and DSR Terminal control panel. 

4) By increasing speed, the generator voltage will normalise and the 6 alarm will disappear. 

 

4.3 Calibration without a supervision unit 

NOTE: This calibration can be performed only if the Hz trimmer and 50/60 jumper have been previously 
enabled. 
Use the following procedure in order to calibrate the under speed protection: 
1) Rotate the Hz trimmer entirely in the counter clockwise direction. 
2) If the machine has to operate at 60 Hz, ensure that the bridge is inserted between terminals 25 and 26  
3) Bring the generator to 90% of the nominal speed. 

Summary of Contents for DER1

Page 1: ...64 93 8552 20 53 41 831 429 08 12 3843 20 46 81 383 227 86 73 3812 21 46 40 4862 44 53 42 3532 37 68 04 8412 22 31 16 342 205 81 47 863 308 18 15 4912 46 61 64 846 206 03 16 812 309 46 40 845 249 38 7...

Page 2: ...Status Word Location L 39 pag 18 SETTING OF VOLT STAB AMP and Hz PARAMETERS pag 19 1 Voltage pag 19 1 1 Setting voltage pag 19 1 2 Soft Start pag 19 1 3 Slow voltage variations pag 20 2 Stability pag...

Page 3: ...gured to obtain the best performance most of the settings are stored in a non volatile integrated memory EEPROM The first time the regulator is turned on a default configuration will be present which...

Page 4: ...ized conditions load temperature Transient voltage drop and overvoltage within 15 Voltage recovery time within 3 of the value set in less than 300 msec Programmable Soft start Parameters VOLT STAB AMP...

Page 5: ...Range 2 TABLE 2 CONNECTOR CN3 23 Common Active protections output Current 100mA Voltage 30V Max length 30m 3 Both activating alarm and delay time are programmable 24 A P O 25 Common Jumper 50 60Hz Typ...

Page 6: ...ation overcurrent protection TABELLA 3 TRIMMERS Fig 1 INSTALLATION Upon receipt of the digital regulator perform a visual inspection to ensure that no damage has been sustained during transportation a...

Page 7: ...or connections depend on the application and excitation system Figure 1 shows the functional aspect of the connection points to the regulator An error in connection may have deadly consequences for th...

Page 8: ...tes Series star H SCC0160 H SCC0158 F N A F N A 530 550 575 600 690 760 800 920 960 from 520 to 1000 F SCC0161 F SCC0159 1200 from 1100 to 2000 F SCC0202 2 channels in series Parallel star 190 200 208...

Page 9: ...rom the Configuration Menu 4 The parameter present in parameter P 5 if three phase sensing or p 6 if single phase sensing has to be calibrated Calibration should be adjust in order to obtain 225V from...

Page 10: ...DER1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 10 SCC0158 Three phase sensing 75V 150V...

Page 11: ...DER1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 11 SCC0159 Three phase sensing 150V 300V...

Page 12: ...DER1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 12 SCC0160 Single phase sensing 75V 150V...

Page 13: ...DER1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 13 SCC0161 Single phase sensing 150V 300V...

Page 14: ...DER1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 14 SCC0202 Single phase sensing 300V 600V...

Page 15: ...DER1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 15 SCC0203 Single phase sensing 300V 600V generator in threephase ZIG ZAG connection...

Page 16: ...voltage can be controlled by software as well with the P 19 The excursion range and gain of the remote control can be set independently by software despite the output voltage control device system us...

Page 17: ...protection of up to 20 with respect to the nominal speed value set by the 50 60 jumper if activated or by the 50 50 box in the Configuration menu at 50 Hz the threshold can be calibrated from 40 Hz to...

Page 18: ...6 126 126 18 Step limitation reference 20 20 0 8 19 Vout Reference 6 9 9 0 0 8 20 Stability 6 9 9 16384 16384 8 21 A D A 6 9 9 16384 16384 FG 8 22 4 6 9 9 16384 16384 8 23 2 6 9 9 9000 9000 2 24 2 6...

Page 19: ...ltage reaches the limit foreseen for input to which it is applied see Para 8 Remote control of voltage If saturation is enabled in the event of removal of the Vext Pext connection due to accidental op...

Page 20: ...ated voltage tenths of volts 37 Second status word 0 900 Read only Frequency tenths of Hz 38 Third status word 16bit Read only Active alarms 39 Fourth status word 16bit Read only Active configuration...

Page 21: ...cale H on sensing inputs 4 5 9 10 11 12 14 17 and 19 22 between 150 300 Vac scale F There are two ways to set from minimum to maximum value 1 With the VOLT trimmer which must be enabled by the Configu...

Page 22: ...to obtain the desired gain i e parameter P 11 4 coefficient 24 16 The regulator diagram is shown in figure 6 KP KI s Ref Feedback Error PIout figure 6 Regulator Diagram 3 EXCITATION OVERCURRENT 3 1 D...

Page 23: ...nderspeed protection threshold rotating the Hz trimmer counter clockwise if it has been enabled from the Configuration Menu or by entering 0 at parameter P 21 2 Rotate the AMP trimmer completely in th...

Page 24: ...proportionately reduced as indicated in figure 8 Parameter P 23 sets the slope of the voltage frequency curve the default value is 9000 An increase in the value of P 23 involves a greater reduction of...

Page 25: ...ues between 65535 1 and 32768 32767 lower the threshold proportionately to 50 Hz and 60 Hz respectively values between 0 and 32767 raise the threshold proportionately respectively to 60 Hz and 72 Hz r...

Page 26: ...ge a decrease in the value of P 24 will cause a lower reduction in voltage up to the limit of P 24 0 which means that no reduction in voltage will take place WARNING If the voltage is not lowered enou...

Page 27: ...age 5 Excitation Overcurrent APO Reduction of excitation current 6 Underspeed APO V F Ramp 7 Overspeed APO TABLE 12 ALARMS LIST TABLE 13 ALARM FLAGS AT LOCATION L 38 6 5 J 9 6 6 9 J 6J J 5 5 J J 12 1...

Page 28: ...ted short circuit time goes from 0 1 to 25 5 seconds programmable in 100 ms steps then the regulator is blocked after saving DD and TT and signals the STOP status With the time in short circuit set on...

Page 29: ...for which the APO must be activated obtaining a number B Example since it is desired to activate the APO in the case of over voltage and overspeed the formula is B 2 64 66 b Multiply the delay it is...

Page 30: ...serial interfaces available on the DI1 communications unit are RS232 without handshake 3 wires on CN3 connector _____ RS485 two wires half duplex on CN4 connector DTE 1 Tx RTSRx RTS The connection be...

Page 31: ...ector CN1 terminals 1 and 4 1 through a dedicated source AC 40V 15Hz 270V 72Hz or DC 40V 380V 3 Alternatively on connector CN5 terminals 1 and 2 through a completely isolated source in DC 9 14V WARNIN...

Page 32: ...ational parameters reading of stored alarms A standard serial cable may be used with 9 pins SUB D connectors TABLE 18 CONNECTOR CN4 Pin N Description Notes 1 485 A RS485 channel A Insulated 2 485 B RS...

Page 33: ...regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 33 Fig 12 RS232 connection between one DSR regulator and PC through DI1 digital interface Fig 13 R485 connection between DSR regulators and PC through DI1 digit...

Page 34: ...tor 15 goes from red to green IMPORTANT The communication may take place only if all three of the indicators Connected 16 Com STAT 15 and Com ERROR 14 are green The ADDRESS window indicates the slave...

Page 35: ...tings files to and from the regulator which have the extension dat The list of parameters is shown in table 6 There are three possible options 1 Upload Data The Upload window opens The key Open allows...

Page 36: ...equency protection threshold equivalent to Hz 22 16384 Excitation overcurrent threshold equivalent to AMP 23 9000 V F slope 24 6000 V F slope at start up 25 20 Short circuit time in tenths of a second...

Page 37: ...1 digital regulator instruction manual rev 03 pag 37 Fig 15 DSR Terminal User Interface Fig 16 Configuration Menu 1 3 2 4 6 5 9 8 7 12 14 16 17 15 11 10 13 31 18 19 20 21 22 23 32 33 24 25 26 27 28 29...

Page 38: ...parameters requested from the regulator 9 Activation of updating almost in real time 10 Visualisation of the regulator status voltage frequency active alarms configuration 11 50 60Hz Jumper inserted...

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