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Quick start guide to the devices of the E product line 

VERSION 1.0   

 

 

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1  Application 

The 

E

  type  complex  protection  in  respect  of  hardware  and  software  is  a  modular 

device. The modules are assembled and configured according to the requirements, and then 
the  software  determines  the  functions.  This manual  describes  the  common  properties  of  the 
numerous possibilities. The individual characteristics of the specific applications are described 
in the manuals of the factory configurations. 

2  Meeting the device 

In order to meet the device at the first time, this chapter describes information, which might be 
necessary for new users to get familiar with the basic properties of the device.  

2.1    Power supply 

2.1.1  The power supply module 

 

Power  supply  module  converts  primary  AC  or  DC  primary  voltage  to  required  system 
voltages.  In  most  cases  of  applications  one  power  supply  card  is  enough  to  provide  the 
required  power  to  the  system.  Redundant  power  supply  cards  extend  system  availability  in 
case of outage of any power source.  
 
Main features of the standard power supply modules are: 

 

30W and 60W power versions (PS+1030, PS+1060) 

 

80V-300VDC input range, AC power also supported 

 

Power connector (1-2): 

o

 

Receptacle: Weidmüller SLA90/2 

o

 

Plug: Weidmüller  BLA2 

 
The power supply module contains contacts for error signaling: 

 

Fault relay contacts (NC and NO): device fault contact and also assignable to 
user functions. All the three relay contact points are (NO, NC, COM) 
accessible to users 

 

Fault relay connector (3-4-5): 

o

 

Receptacle: Weidmüller SLA90/3 

o

 

Plug: Weidmüller  BLA3 

 
(For  devices  produced  for  special  requirements  please  see  technical  details  in  the 
configuration manual of the devices.) 
 
The standard power supply modules (rear view) are shown i

Figure 2-1

. 

 

Summary of Contents for EuroProt+ Series

Page 1: ...Quick start guide to the devices of the EuroProt product line Document ID VERSION 1 0 Budapest November 2010 ...

Page 2: ... the devices of the EuroProt product line VERSION 1 0 2 14 User s manual version information Version Date Modification Compiled by Preliminary 24 11 2009 Preliminary version Petri Version 1 0 11 11 2010 First edition Petri ...

Page 3: ...e modules of the device 5 2 1 3 Fast startup 5 2 2 The front panel of the device 6 2 2 1 The structure of the human machine interface of the device 6 2 2 2 Using the menu provided by the touch screen 7 2 3 Using the embedded WEB server 9 2 3 1 Properties of the Ethernet communication 9 2 3 2 The Ethernet connection 10 2 3 3 Settings needed for Ethernet connection 14 2 3 4 Using WEB browsers 14 ...

Page 4: ... primary AC or DC primary voltage to required system voltages In most cases of applications one power supply card is enough to provide the required power to the system Redundant power supply cards extend system availability in case of outage of any power source Main features of the standard power supply modules are 30W and 60W power versions PS 1030 PS 1060 80V 300VDC input range AC power also sup...

Page 5: ... parameters Generally the power up procedure for the RDSP and application functions takes approx 4 5 sec During this period of time the Device LED see Figure 2 2 is yellow If the protection functions are ready for operation the yellow LED turns to green the protection functions are ready to trip after this short period During the restart procedure after a new downloaded configuration the LED is re...

Page 6: ...ys Four capacitive touch keys On Off Page LED acknowledgement Buzzer Audible touch key pressure feedback Changeable LED description label Describes user LED functionality 3 5 or optional 5 7 display 320 240 pixels TFT display with resistive touch screen interface Optical interface for factory usage EOB connector Ethernet Over Board communication interface accomplishes isolated non galvanic Etherne...

Page 7: ...he user with the help of the EUROCAP software Operation buttons These buttons can be used to define certain functions on customer defined windows For example the user can set up these buttons to turn on off a circuit breaker or increment decrement the position of the tap charger of a transformer For more information please refer to the User defined custom screen section Lock icon The factory setti...

Page 8: ...t product line VERSION 1 0 8 14 Figure 2 4 Some screens displayed on the LCD Touch the navigation icons or the displayed text lines to perform any actions via the LCD screen For further details see the document LCD touch screen interface description ...

Page 9: ...t over Board 10 Base Tx user interface On the rear side of the CPU unit See Figure 2 5 and Table 2 2 Station Bus 100Base FX Ethernet Redundant Station Bus 100Base FX Ethernet Process bus 100Base FX Ethernet in preparation Optional 10 100Base Tx port via RJ 45 connector CPU version Station bus Redundant Station bus EOB RJ 45 Process bus Legacy port protocol CPU 0001 Yes No Yes Yes Prep No CPU 0002 ...

Page 10: ...isturbance records Managing the Password Online displaying measured data and generated binary information Performing commands Providing remote or local firmware upgrade possibility Performing administrative tasks 2 3 2 The Ethernet connection There are several ways to be connected to an Ethernet network 2 3 2 1 Using the EOB connection Attach the magnetic EOB connector to the front panel of the de...

Page 11: ...d directly to a computer Figure 2 7 The RJ 45 connector of the cable can also be connected to an Ethernet switch In this connection all IED s on the network with client functionalities e g a computer has access to the device Figure 2 8 For information purposes the UTP cross cable is explained in Figure 2 10 Figure 2 7 Using the RJ 45 connection to connect a computer directly Figure 2 8 Using the R...

Page 12: ...r optic connector of the 100Base FX Ethernet provides connection to an Ethernet switch with identical fiber optic input Using this connection all IED s on the network with client functionalities e g a computer has access to the device Figure 2 9 Figure 2 9 Using the ST type fiber optic connection to connect computers via optical Ethernet switch ...

Page 13: ...Quick start guide to the devices of the EuroProt product line VERSION 1 0 13 14 Cross cable pinout Figure 2 10 Pinout of the cross cable ...

Page 14: ...P address gateway address net mask DNS and NTP server addresses WEB browser settings Please make sure your browser does not use proxy server while accessing the EuroProt device Contact your system administrator to add an exception if there is a proxy server on your network 2 3 4 Using WEB browsers A compatible web browser and an Ethernet connection is needed in order to access the device interface...

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