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MPD 800 User Manual

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OMICRON

Figure 2-14

Typical charge setup

Use only the OMICRON 24 W DC supply shipped with 

RBP1

 to charge 

RBP1

 (see 2.5 "Accessories" on 

page 49). Up to five 

RBP1

 units can be charged in series connection. Do not charge 

RBP1

 in setups 

requiring robust and high-sensitive measurements.

Figure 2-15

Charge setup with one and three 

RBP1

 device

RBP1

 #1

RBP1

 #5

(up to 5)

Battery connection cable

Power supply

Summary of Contents for MPD 800

Page 1: ...MPD 800 User Manual...

Page 2: ...ta embodied in this manual represent the technical status at the time of writing and are subject to change without prior notice We have done our best to ensure that the information given in this manua...

Page 3: ...safety instructions 35 2 3 2 Connection to the device under test 36 2 3 3 PD measurement preparation 39 2 3 4 Disconnection 46 2 4 Package Contents and Delivery 47 2 5 Accessories 49 3 Technical speci...

Page 4: ...3 3 6 4 Environmental conditions 63 3 6 5 Standards 63 3 7 V to AC adapter 100kOhm 64 3 7 1 Device data 64 3 7 2 Mechanical data 64 3 7 3 Environmental conditions 64 3 8 MPC1 measurement protection ca...

Page 5: ...D 800 acquisition unit must read this manual before operating the MPD 800 acquisition unit and observe the safety installation and operation instructions therein Reading the MPD 800 User Manual alone...

Page 6: ...if applicable EN 50191 VDE 0104 Erection and Operation of Electrical Test Equipment EN 50110 1 VDE 0105 Part 100 Operation of Electrical Installations IEEE 510 IEEE Recommended Practices for Safety in...

Page 7: ...codes Never use the external power supply when the MPD 800 acquisition unit is operated at high voltage potential Never remove or attach any cables from the MPD 800 acquisition unit and its accessori...

Page 8: ...onal OMICRON service center see Support on page 66 Do not use CPL and the MPD 800 acquisition unit outside of an EN50191 compliant environment Always short circuit the CPL2 RTN OUT output to the GND i...

Page 9: ...mpaired 1 6 Compliance statement Declaration of conformity EU The equipment adheres to the guidelines of the council of the European Community for meeting the requirements of the member states regardi...

Page 10: ...t to the EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive 2012 19 EU WEEE directive As part of our legal obligations under this legislation OMICRON offers to take back the test set and ensure th...

Page 11: ...outages and repairs 2 2 System overview Designated use The MPD 800 system is an acquisition and analysis system for detecting recording and analyzing partial discharge events in many applications It...

Page 12: ...ng CPL 542s through an intermediate connection to a V to AC adapter The MPD 800 acquisition unit can be connected to the existing terminal box for example the terminal box connected to rotating machin...

Page 13: ...GER output is used to connect the OMICRON PDL 650 or other equipment which can be triggered by optical pulses Consult the corresponding manuals for further information The POWER connection socket is u...

Page 14: ...ent input types PD and AC are complex and therefore frequency dependent It is important to note that the AC input is a current measurement input with low impedance of 4 5 You must transform a voltage...

Page 15: ...s activated make sure to observe the current rating of the PD input WARNING Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current possible The MPD 800 acquisition unit is not intended to be used fo...

Page 16: ...nced voltage at the input of the low arm capacitor must not exceed 140 VRMS under any measurement condition Therefore perform additional precautions to achieve the desired safety requirements Note If...

Page 17: ...ide additional safety measures for example grounded USB hub Observe the safety advises from Front panel connections on page 13 regarding fiber optic connections It is not recommended to place the MPD...

Page 18: ...rd party measuring equipment using the same coupling capacitor or test object as the MPD 800 system Additional precautions must to be fulfilled to achieve the desired safety requirements DANGER Death...

Page 19: ...in this case The IN input is connected to the bottom end connection of the coupling capacitor or test object WARNING Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current possible When the test obj...

Page 20: ...e inside CPL1 may result in residual charges at the coupling capacitor or test object even with high voltage side grounded Always observe the five safety rules see 1 2 2 Safety rules on page 6 before...

Page 21: ...urrent fed into the CPL2 IN input DANGER Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current A failure or an open RTN OUT connector of CPL2 may result in residual charges at the asset even with h...

Page 22: ...an indicator for hazardous live electrical quantities IEC 61010 1 VDE 0105 100 to become dysfunctional Ground CPL1 or CPL2 using the shortest path with the lowest achievable inductance For this purpo...

Page 23: ...n signal USB 3 0 Front panel connections Figure 2 10 MCU2 front panel The front panel of MCU2 consists of the STATUS status LEDs the TRIGGER trigger sensor and the USB socket The USB socket is used to...

Page 24: ...e proprietary and might therefore not be routed through existing fiber networks This product contains three eye safe laser products of class 1 DANGER Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or c...

Page 25: ...ormance might be affected negatively Check the fiber optic connection Note In case of malfunction contact the OMICRON technical support see Support on page 66 Continuous on Device is powered and in ac...

Page 26: ...ICRON technical support WARNING Death or severe injury caused by fire and burns possible Do not drop or crush do not short circuit do not open and do not expose the battery to high temperatures Do not...

Page 27: ...d at a low temperature 4 C 40 F A refrigerator provides good storage as long as the temperature does not drop below 0 C 32 F Never fully discharge the battery below 9 V Avoid a deep discharge at any t...

Page 28: ...with RBP1 to charge RBP1 see 2 5 Accessories on page 49 Up to five RBP1 units can be charged in series connection Do not charge RBP1 in setups requiring robust and high sensitive measurements Figure 2...

Page 29: ...acts DANGER Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current A flashover or breakthrough might invisibly damage the OMICRON 24 W DC supply or might divert hazardous voltage to the work area wh...

Page 30: ...harging or in operation Blinking An error occurred Connect the battery charger If the symbol remains blinking the battery is defective and has to be replaced Hidden Battery is in sleep mode Table 2 5...

Page 31: ...state of charge 5 and charging not in progress Verify the connections between RBP1 and the battery charger and the connection of the battery charger to the power outlet Visible Each bar symbol shows 2...

Page 32: ...ent extensive currents in case of an accidental short circuit at the connection cable ideally locate the V to AC adapter near the voltage source Make sure that connection cables are as short as possib...

Page 33: ...PC and outside of the high voltage or test area EN 50191 Make sure that the computer is grounded through protective earth It is not recommended to place the V to AC adapter outside of the high voltage...

Page 34: ...on into the usage of the MPD 800 software and hardware Standard connection application of the MPD 800 system Figure 2 18 Standard connection application of the MPD 800 system MCU2 FO1 FO2 FO3 FO1 FO2...

Page 35: ...RNING Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current possible Working in the area of high voltage systems is very dangerous Switch off the high voltage Always obey the five safety rules see...

Page 36: ...PD software if not already done without connection between PC and MCU2 for more information read the software manual 2 Use the fiber optic cables to provide a connection between MCU2 and MPD 800 units...

Page 37: ...1 units on insulating ground to ensure maximum sturdiness Make sure that RBP1 is always placed on the top of the MPD 800 acquisition unit 5 Connect CPL1 or CPL2 to the MPD 800 acquisition unit Use two...

Page 38: ...sing a coax cable and a TNC BNC adapter and ground the MCC unit using the grounding screw The AC input of the MPD 800 acquisition unit is not used 9 Leave the high voltage area go to the work area and...

Page 39: ...pter the MPD 800 system is setup and ready to perform a PD measurement 1 Start the MPD software Figure 2 21 MPD software start page 2 When you open the software for the first time the start page will...

Page 40: ...el MPD 800 1 1 1 is selected highlighted 5 In the Measurement setup for MPD 800 1 1 1 area of the SETUP CALIBRATION tab select the Sensor Type from the drop down list box Figure 2 23 Selection of Sens...

Page 41: ...in the input box Figure 2 26 Correction of the AC Signal Polarity and Phase Offset 8 The CHARGE subtab in the main measurement window is selected by default Figure 2 27 CHARGE subtab 9 Select the ban...

Page 42: ...emporarily ungrounded WARNING Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current possible Always observe the five safety rules see 1 2 2 Safety rules on page 6 before entering the high voltage a...

Page 43: ...rge subtab enter in the Calibrate to input box the displayed charge value of the calibrator 17 Click the Compute button 18 To calibrate the next channel or unit select the desired channel for example...

Page 44: ...OTICE Equipment damage caused by accidentally connected CAL 542 possible After the calibration process is finished and BEFORE the voltage is applied ensure that CAL 542 and its connection cables are c...

Page 45: ...the PRPD pattern is selected and the PRPD diagrams are scaled to the expected PD level Figure 2 31 PRPD AC view 1 Select the PRPD AC tab 2 Select the test voltage synchronization source for generatin...

Page 46: ...s for working in areas with high voltage to avoid injury WARNING Death or severe injury caused by fire and burns possible RBP1 is a rechargeable lithium ion battery pack Do not drop or crush do not sh...

Page 47: ...delivery Item One MPD 800 acquisition unit One CPL1 external quadripole including two BNC cables One RBP1 rechargeable battery pack including battery connection cable One MCU2 standard multi device c...

Page 48: ...0 acquisition unit Three CPL1 external quadripole including two BNC cables Three RBP1 rechargeable battery pack including battery connection cable One MCU2 standard multi device control unit including...

Page 49: ...adripole including two BNC cables CPL1 option NEMA ANSI IEC CISPR external quadripole including two BNC cables CPL1 option CISPR IEC external quadripole including two BNC cables CPL2 option IEC extern...

Page 50: ...luding USB cable Standard fiber optic cable 3 m 9 8 ft Standard fiber optic cable 20 m 65 ft Rugged fiber optic cable 5 m 16 4 ft Rugged fiber optic cable on drum 50 m 164 ft Fiber optic coupler V to...

Page 51: ...x RBP1 Flight case MTC2 for MPD 800 system MTC2 is the MPD flight case It can contain 3 x MPD 800 acquisition units or 3 x UHF 800 3 x CPL1 1 x CAL 542 or 1 x RIV1 1 x MCU2 3 x RBP1 Transport case MT...

Page 52: ...isition unit 3 3 1 Accuracy resolution display and measuring range DANGER Death or severe injury caused by high voltage or current Always observe the five safety rules see 1 2 2 Safety rules on page 6...

Page 53: ...idth Nyquist frequency 62 MHz Frequency range PD input 6 dB 1 internal quadripole enabled 6 kHz 35 MHz Frequency range PD input 6 dB 1 internal quadripole disabled 0 Hz 35 MHz Bandwidth 4 5 kHz and 9...

Page 54: ...nt 6 AC input max DC current 100 nA 200 mA VLF measurement PD input min RMS 7 PD input max RMS continuous 500 nA 200 mA Input surge current withstand capability PD input internal quadripole enabled 4...

Page 55: ...ngle mode version 20 km 9 125 m Maximum fiber optic cable length and type TRIGGER 50 m 50 125 m OM2 ST connector 1 Relative to 1 MHz 2 Fixed filter range 100 kHz 1 MHz 3 Internal CPL 400 Hz 4 In order...

Page 56: ...16 hours 16 hours Ambient temperature operating 20 C 55 C Ambient temperature storage 40 C 85 C Maximum operating altitude 4000 m Maximum storage altitude 12000 m Ambient temperature OMICRON 24 W DC s...

Page 57: ...PR IEC Zi 300 35 kHz 2 MHz Frequency range AC output 1 dB 5 Hz 14 kHz Input impedance IN input 20 kHz 7 MHz Option IEC 50 20 Input impedance IN input 20 kHz 3 MHz Option NEMA ANSI IEC CISPR 150 20 Inp...

Page 58: ...g current should be at least 5 ARMS 3 The voltage drop across the input impedance of the equipment connected to OUT RTN should not exceed 140 VRMS with the maximum input current applied Table 3 9 Mech...

Page 59: ...ndards Parameter Standard Value EMC IEC EN 61326 1 industrial electromagnetic environment FCC subpart B of part 15 class A Safety IEC EN UL 61010 1 IEC EN UL 61010 2 030 Ingress protection connectors...

Page 60: ...FO2 for MCU2 special single mode version 20 km 9 125 m Connector types on the rear panel 2 x LC duplex and 1 x ST duplex GPS antenna connector type on the front panel SMA Other GPS antennas can also b...

Page 61: ...Humidity 5 95 non condensing Ambient temperature operating 20 C 55 C Ambient temperature storage 40 C 85 C Maximum operating altitude 4000 m Maximum storage altitude 12000 m Table 3 16 Standards Para...

Page 62: ...internal charger circuitry The charging process is stopped at the overcharge cut off voltage 12 5 V Discharge cut off voltage3 3 Defined by internal charger circuitry Discharging the RBP1 is stopped...

Page 63: ...non condensing Ambient temperature operating discharge 20 C 55 C Ambient temperature charge 0 C 40 C Ambient temperature storage 20 C 30 C Maximum operating altitude 4000 m Maximum storage altitude 1...

Page 64: ...m working voltage 200 Vpeak 140 VRMS continuous Maximum withstand voltage open circuit 300 Vpeak overvoltage CAT I Long term resistance deviation 1000 full load cycles 2 years 0 15 Table 3 23 Mechanic...

Page 65: ...empty 3900 g Table 3 26 Environmental conditions Parameter Value Humidity 5 95 non condensing Ambient temperature operating MPD 800 system Option A B and C Option D and E 20 C 45 C 20 C 50 C Ambient t...

Page 66: ...rica 43 59495 4444 Additionally you can find our Service Center or Sales Partner closest to you at www omicronenergy com Customer Portal stay informed www omicronenergy com customer The Customer Porta...

Page 67: ...ENU 1223 05 02...

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