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P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B
Z P - B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A

1 1

E G I L

close coil

+

trip coil

EGIL

Programma

battery

battery

_

main

supply

yellow/green

earth

_

black

+

black

red

yellow

blue

red

IMPORTANT

When only one side of the breaker is
grounded while making the test, special
precautions must be observed to protect
service personnel and the test equip-
ment from harmful voltages.

10.

Turn Egil power switch to on.

The stored settings in memory 0 (zero) are automatically
recalled.
Egil and the breaker are now ready to operate.

Note!

If your time measurement fails, giving an
error message in the display: “Not
calibrated, press ESC”, your Egil is
equipped with an analog channel which
is not presently in use.
Select “Analog channel” in the main
menu.
Select “Off”. Now your time measure-
ment will work.

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Summary of Contents for EGIL BM-19070

Page 1: ...EGIL Breaker Analyzer User s Manual...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...ent a commitment on the part of Programma Electric AB Any attached hardware schematics and technical descriptions or software listings that disclose source code are for informational purposes only Rep...

Page 4: ...d 18 5 Control panel 20 5 1 Power supply 21 5 2 Breaker control outputs 21 5 3 Timing inputs 22 5 4 Motion input option 22 5 5 Serial communication terminal op tion 23 5 6 Other 23 5 7 Indicators 24 5...

Page 5: ...10 2 Displayed values 62 10 3 Error messages 63 Motion option 63 11 Calibration 66 11 1 Coil current measurement 66 Egil as an Ampere meter 66 Loading the precise current value 66 11 2 Voltage measur...

Page 6: ...4 Description of Egil presents an overview of the different control panel blocks Chapter 5 Control panel presents the control panel in detail Choosing menus and setting parameters Chapter 6 Menu optio...

Page 7: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 7 E G I L...

Page 8: ...lug Egil from the wall outlet before cleaning Use a damp cloth for cleaning Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners CAUTION Use only approved mains detachable cable set with Egil Main supply ca...

Page 9: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 9 E G I L...

Page 10: ...the measurement is on wet AC voltage auxiliary contacts set the timing auxiliary inputs to wet mode LED is off 4b If the measurement is on wet DC voltage auxiliary contacts set the timing auxiliary in...

Page 11: ...t be observed to protect service personnel and the test equip ment from harmful voltages 10 Turn Egil power switch to on The stored settings in memory 0 zero are automatically recalled Egil and the br...

Page 12: ...3 Run a measurement Operation and connection check To run the sequence to check connection and operation without measurement turn the OPERATE knob The breaker should run according to selected sequenc...

Page 13: ...NU button 2 Select the operation from the menu 3 Set the appropriate time delay values 4 Turn the OPERATE and MEASURE knob to initiate operation or measurement For more information about menu options...

Page 14: ...07147 Cable Extend 10 m 32 8 ft GA 00150 Cable TIMING 5 m 16 4 ft GA 00160 Cable AUX1 2 2 m 6 6 ft GA 00170 Protective cable 2 5 m 8 2 ft GA 00200 Thermal printer paper 2 rolls GC 00030 Transport cas...

Page 15: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 1 5 E G I L...

Page 16: ...y a built in and fully insulated current sensor during the measured operat ing sequence Breaker operation sequence A built in sequencer automatically sets the instrument for the next sequential breake...

Page 17: ...ndow and keyboard Chapter 5 Control panel describes the control panel function The main power supply The power supply block is equipped with a fuse a main switch the connector for mains voltage ground...

Page 18: ...a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 E R 0 7 A 1 8 E G I L Display window and keyboard The display window shows the settings and test results and the keyboard is used for entering control parameters via...

Page 19: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 1 9 E G I L...

Page 20: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 E R 0 7 A 2 0 E G I L 5 Control panel...

Page 21: ...for breaker control outputs 15 A F quick acting 8 Close Coil input to internal contact Close 9 Close Coil input to internal contact Close Makes it possible to connect a jumper between 8 and 11 10 Clo...

Page 22: ...be measured at both main contacts and pre insertion resistor contacts on the same channel 16 XLR5 Two galvanically isolated time channels intended for contact sensing or voltage sensing 5 4 Motion in...

Page 23: ...a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 2 3 E G I L 5 5 Serial communication terminal option 18 PC serial computer interface port used for data exchanges Option End 5 6 Other 19 Printer 20 Display...

Page 24: ...voltage mode and senses a voltage from 20 V to 250 V independent of the polarity Note This function is supplied only for the AUX1 2 TIMING inputs 23 The BREAKER CLOSED indicator LED shows the breaker...

Page 25: ...go back on a menu or to cancel a measurement or printout 28 ENTER button Used to validate a choice or to go forward on a menu 29 Arrow keys Used to go to the next or previous choice on the same menu...

Page 26: ...the SEQUENCE menu or the MAIN menu Up to ten sets of values can be saved for future use and you can decide which set that should be used as start up values by storing it in memory number 0 zero 6 2 T...

Page 27: ...ws how pulses and pulse delays are defined OPEN OPEN CLOSE CLOSE OPEN OPEN CLOSE OPEN CLOSE OL1 Open pulse Length OL2 Open pulse Length CL Close pulse Length OD Open pulse Delay CD Close pulse Delay S...

Page 28: ...nu g n i d a e h u n e M e l b a l i a v A s g n i t t e s n o i t a n a l p x E h t g n e l e s l u p e s o l C y c r o s n i e m i t e s l u p e s o l c r o f h t g n e L h t g n e l e s l u p n e p...

Page 29: ...ou can choose between the following menu headings Menu heading Function Setup General parameters and options Print Print parameters Save Save configuration in memory blocks Recall Recall configuration...

Page 30: ...on at circuit disconnection If the function is not activated all registered bounces are printed Note All raw data is stored in Egil s memory Only the values that are printed are filtered If the functi...

Page 31: ...the scale so that axis becomes as large as possible If you choose not to activate this function the axis will not be displayed on the printout Option End Save in memory Here you can save the settings...

Page 32: ...IBRATING is used to determine the transducer s electrical length This is used when you measure accord ing the transducer length methodology Measurement Method STROKE This method is suitable if you can...

Page 33: ...urrents you can use Egil s analog channel One example of this could be if there are relays in the circuit that makes it impossible to measure the current through the close trip coil via the control wi...

Page 34: ...oint Tip Calculating points norms and point adjustments for speed and other param eters vary for different breaker types and must therefore be obtained from the breaker manufacturer If you do not have...

Page 35: ...eed calculation points are measured Example Choose OPEN SPEED from the main menu Define the speed calculation MAIN MENU Open speed Choose the reference for the upper point speed calcula tion Opn Upper...

Page 36: ...The upper point can be determined in two different ways as a distance below the breaker s stable closed position or as a position the position of the moving contact at the instant of closing The mome...

Page 37: ...d calculation points are derived Example Choose CLOSE SPEED from the main menu Define the speed calculation MAIN MENU Close speed Choose the reference for the upper speed calculation point Cls Upper s...

Page 38: ...lculated parameters are shown These are the same parameters that are shown in the printout Example The measured value below is displayed in the display window 0041 7 ms 1 566 A 60 3 mm CCC CO At the s...

Page 39: ...nction time for every phase Close time is calculated as the first contact touch of the main contact Open time is calculated as the last separa tion of the main contact Close Closing Time L1 62 4 ms Op...

Page 40: ...as the time difference between the first contact touch of the main contact of the fastest phase and the last contact separation of the main contact of the slowest phase Time O C 24 4 ms 5 Open close...

Page 41: ...nput the speed calculation points see sections Open speed and Close speed in this chapter Closing speed 4 6 m s Opening speed 7 3 m s During an OCO operation the first and second open speed are as sho...

Page 42: ...Complete the following steps 1 Mount the rotating transducer on the breaker 2 Select the MONITOR menu If a percentage is not shown in the lower left corner restart Egil turn off turn on and select the...

Page 43: ...g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 4 3 E G I L 6 5 Menu tree for the MAIN menu On the following pages you can see a diagram of the menu headings and parameter settings in the MAIN...

Page 44: ...ength 0100 0mm Motion Current Voltage Analog channel Off Trans Position 1 100mV Distance Pos 1 2 0100 0mm Trans Position 2 4 000V MAIN MENU Analog channel Transd Length 0105 0mm Ext Volt Divider 001 1...

Page 45: ...Open Speed Opn Lower Point Distance Time Dist Below Upper 0010 0mm Time After Upper 010ms Below Closed Pos 0050 0mm Below Cls Pos At Cls of Main Cls Upper Point MAIN MENU Close Speed Cls Lower Point...

Page 46: ...O Adjust Current Yes No Monitor 0mA Adjust Voltage Yes No Source Current 5 000A Test Current 0mA Source Voltage 4 000V Test Voltage 4 000V Rebound 67 0mm Penetration L3 0 0mm Penetration L2 100 0mm Pe...

Page 47: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 4 7 E G I L...

Page 48: ...row key Cls Pulse Length 0 20 s 6 Use the up and down arrows on the key board to set the desired value Cls Pulse Length 0 50 s 7 Press ENTER to confirm and to continue to the next menu level 8 Press E...

Page 49: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 4 9 E G I L...

Page 50: ...amma 7 1 Connecting the device 1 Make sure that Egil and the breaker are grounded as illustrated below 2 Connect the power supply cable to Egil 2 3 Connect Egil to the breaker Connect the time measure...

Page 51: ...t 9 9 Remove the ground connections from one side of the breaker as shown in the picture below close coil trip coil EGIL Programma battery battery _ main supply yellow green earth _ black black red ye...

Page 52: ...for opening pulse delay Press ENTER to continue 4 Set the pulse length values if needed Press ENTER to confirm your settings 5 Run a breaker operation without measure ment by turning the OPERATE knob...

Page 53: ...nformation about the printer see Chapter 12 The printer The first part of the printout shows administrative data and test conditions The second part of the printout shows the result in nu meric and gr...

Page 54: ...nded Both breaker sides must be grounded when making connections to the breaker Always disconnect the breaker control circuit from Egil control output before doing any work on the breaker To avoid uni...

Page 55: ...Egil power switch on 3 Select measurement method 1 Select MOTION from the ANALOG CHAN NEL menu 2 Choose the measurement method If you use a rotating transducer or a linear transducer that is not dire...

Page 56: ...nt shunt 1 Choose a current shunt resistor with appropriate current capacity Low resist ance gives low voltage drop High resist ance gives higher resolution because of higher measuring voltage 2 Conne...

Page 57: ...ues The default value is 300 ms 0 30 s for close pulse delay and 10 ms 0 01 s for opening pulse delay Press ENTER to continue 4 Set the pulse length values if needed Press ENTER to confirm your settin...

Page 58: ...ter in which the CABA Breaker Analysis program has been installed This enables you to store settings and test parameters for indi vidual breakers in the computer make quick evaluations and comparisons...

Page 59: ...he communica tion between the computer and Egil has started a message reading Connected to PC appears in Egil s display window Connected to PC Note You cannot perform any operations or make any settin...

Page 60: ...ntout format while Egil is connected to CABA Before you can print from CABA on Egil s internal printer you must make the following settings start with the CABA menu headed 6 Basic Settings 1 In the me...

Page 61: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 6 1 E G I L...

Page 62: ...e selector switch is set in an accurate position Also check the mains voltage with a volt meter Reset the fuse Breaker control circuits malfunctions Possible cause The 12 A F fuses are broken Remedy C...

Page 63: ...herwise try to recall the default or another setting If you cannot correct this contact your Programma Electric AB representative Message Memory is empty Possible cause The memory is empty because you...

Page 64: ...at springs are charged before the measurement Message Out of range Possible cause For analog channel parameters The parameter value is out of the allowed range for this parameter See corresponding spe...

Page 65: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 6 5 E G I L...

Page 66: ...test current is too low the display will indicate out of range Test Current xx A 4 Press ENTER to continue Loading the precise current value 1 Enter the correct current value that was generated durin...

Page 67: ...ontinue Loading the precise voltage value 1 Enter the correct value of the voltage used during the calibration procedure red out from the volt meter Source Voltage xx V 2 Press ENTER to finish the cal...

Page 68: ...paper The new version of the printer is not exchangeable for a printer in an older EGIL because they have unlike cable connectors You can also see the differ ence on the top cover see images below Old...

Page 69: ...for your comments Parameters you have selected for breaker operation Parameters you have selected for travel motion measurement Filtering you have selected for time results Tabular printout of time m...

Page 70: ...contact events 3 timing inputs and 2 auxiliary inputs in relation to time are shown on the first five lines The 3 timing inputs sense the type of contact and is printed as follows t c a t n o c f o e...

Page 71: ...panel Note Do not disconnect any cables 3 Push the button A the lever below will snap to position 2 4 Push the lever from 2 to position 3 5 Insert the new paper roll into the slot with the printing s...

Page 72: ...0 mA Working voltage 250 V AC DC Breaker operation Sequences C O C O O C O C O Continuous current 5 A Max current 25 A during 300 ms rest time 1 min Contact function Two independent control functions...

Page 73: ...wer supply Suited for respectively region country Standard cable length Earth ground Art No GA 00200 Cable length 3 m 9 8 ft green yellow cable with round or U end terminal Breaker control cables Art...

Page 74: ...1 Cable length 1 m 3 2 ft Shielded 3 pin XLR contact female in one end unconnected in the other end Extension cable for motion transducer extra accessories Art No GA 00042 Cable length 7 5 m 24 ft Shi...

Page 75: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 7 5 E G I L...

Page 76: ...Description of Egil 16 Display 18 E Egil as a timer 67 Egil as a Volt meter 67 Egil as an Ampere meter 66 external current shunt 56 F Fields of application 16 front panel 17 Function keys 25 48 Funct...

Page 77: ...hod 55 SEQUENCE 26 SEQUENCE menu 29 Sequencer 17 Serial communication 23 Set pulses 28 Setting parameters 56 Specifications 72 Speed 41 Standard items 14 STROKE 32 Supress Bounces 30 System components...

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Page 79: ...P r o g r a m m a E l e c t r i c A B Z P B M 0 1 D R 0 7 A 7 9 E G I L...

Page 80: ...Subject to change without notice Printed matter No ZP BM01E R07A Doc BM0087JE...

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