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S&C Instruction Sheet 1041-540  9

Installation

The faceplate includes the following switches:

Data Scroll Switches

Use these switches to scroll the LCD screen data into view. For more details, see “The 
Faceplate LCD Screen” section on page 10, Figure 3 on page 11, and Figure 4 on page 12.

Battery Test/Lamp Test switch

Toggle this switch to the 

Up

 position to start a battery test. The test lasts approximately 

30 seconds if the control is operating on battery power or approximately 3 minutes if the 
control is operating on ac power. The BATTERY LOW LED blinks during the test. See the 
“Power Supply/Control I/O Module” section  on page 13 for more details.
Hold this switch in the Down position to test the LEDs on the faceplate (all LEDs should 
blink).

Close/Open switch

Toggle this switch to the Up position to transmit a “Close” pulse to the line switch. Toggle 
this switch to the 

Down

 position to transmit an “Open” pulse to the switch. It is also used 

to enable

 Shots-to-Lockout

 mode. See the “Automatic Operations” section on page 21. 

Each CLOSE/OPEN switch operates one line switch.

Note: 

If the REMOTE/LOCAL switch is in the 

Remote

 position, toggling a CLOSE/

OPEN switch has no effect.

Remote/Local switch

Toggle this switch to the 

Up

 position to enable remote (SCADA) control of the line 

switch(es) and disable commands from the faceplate CLOSE/OPEN switches and 
automatic operation ENABLE/DISABLE switch.
Toggle this switch to the 

Down

 position to disable remote (SCADA) operation of the 

line switch(es) and enable commands from the faceplate CLOSE/OPEN switch(es) and 
automatic operation ENABLE/DISABLE switch. (The LOCAL LED becomes lit when this 
switch is set to 

Local

 mode.)

Note: 

To disable local automatic operation and have full control of the switch(es), 

the faceplate ENABLE/DISABLE switch must be toggled to the 

Disable

 position. If 

automatic operation is disabled on the 

SETUP: Automatic Operation

 screen (for both 

switches, if applicable), toggling the ENABLE/DISABLE switch has no effect.

Enable/Disable switch

Toggle this switch to the 

Up

 position to enable automatic switch operation of the control. 

Toggle this switch to the 

Down

 position to disable automatic operation. This switch 

affects automatic operation of both line switches, if applicable. It is also used in enabling 

Shots-to-Lockout 

mode. See the “Automatic Operations” section on page 21.

Note: 

If automatic operation is disabled on the 

SETUP: Automatic Operation

 screen 

(for both switches, if applicable), toggling this switch has no effect.

Faceplate
Switches

Summary of Contents for 5800 Series

Page 1: ...witches 18 Phase Angle Measurements 18 Overcurrent Fault Voltage Loss Detection 18 Ground Overcurrent Detection 19 Voltage Loss Detection 20 Inrush Restraint 20 Overcurrent and Voltage Loss Events 20...

Page 2: ...f your 5800 Series Automatic Switch Control Designate a location where you can easily retrieve and refer to this publication Proper Application WARNING The equipment in this publication is only intend...

Page 3: ...autions are not followed NOTICE NOTICE identifies important procedures or requirements that can result in product or property damage if instructions are not followed Following Safety Instructions If y...

Page 4: ...IFIEDPERSONS Accesstothe5800Series Automatic Switch Control must be restricted only to qualified persons See the Qualified Persons section on page 2 2 SAFETY PROCEDURES Always follow safe operating pr...

Page 5: ...aceplate processor board Power supply control I O module ASP module behind the PS IO module Sensor conditioning module behind the PS IO and ASP modules Figure 1 Location of the switch control modules...

Page 6: ...g the line switches and the switch control It also includes an LCD screen and two DATA SCROLL switches See Figure 2 Figure 2 The 5801 Series control faceplate Note To extend battery carryover time the...

Page 7: ...of LEDs for Port A and Port B RCV LED Blinks when the switch control detects an incoming character XMT LED Blinks when the switch control sends one or more characters Note Activity on both of these LE...

Page 8: ...comes lit when the switch control trips open the line switch using automatic logic Sectionalizing Phase Loss Protection etc It turns off when the switch is closed For the normally open switch the LED...

Page 9: ...N switch has no effect Remote Local switch Toggle this switch to the Up position to enable remote SCADA control of the line switch es and disable commands from the faceplate CLOSE OPEN switches and au...

Page 10: ...trols most recent overcurrent fault events This information is also displayed on the OVERCURRENT FAULT Fault Magnitudes screen Maintenance Displays the software version installed in the switch control...

Page 11: ...s Required for Lockout Shots To Lockout Time Threshold Tenths Phase Loss Protection Voltage Loss Threshold Phase Loss Protection Time Threshold Phase Loss Protection Current Threshold Automatic Reclos...

Page 12: ...nt Transfer Capacity Left Feeder Present Transfer Capacity Right Feeder Automatic Operation Features Enabled Transfer Process Time Limit Return to Normal Delay Time Sectionalizer Reset Extended Voltag...

Page 13: ...nt needed to operate the switch When external ac power is not available the PS IO uses power from the sensors instead if applicable When neither external ac power nor power from the sensors is availab...

Page 14: ...ry Low message and turns on the faceplate BATTERY LOW LED At voltages below this value switch operation is still possible but only for a limited time If the calculated voltage under load drops below t...

Page 15: ...To recharge a battery connect it to a switch control or to an independent battery charger See Table 8 in S C Specification Bulletin 1045 33 for available charger options The best approach to storing b...

Page 16: ...setpoints such as a network address automatic operation features etc Monitor real time data such as the present line voltage and current Examine the performance and operating history of an installed s...

Page 17: ...n of any single phase are multiplied in the summing of the phases Because there is some response latency associated with this circuitry voltage and current changes that occur within a few tenths of a...

Page 18: ...for each sensor It also includes selection of a voltage reporting method phase to phase or phase to neutral consistent with customer transformers on the feeder and their associated step down ratios Vo...

Page 19: ...ger than 6 82 minutes is recorded as 6 82 minutes 409 6 seconds The switch control hardware measures ground current as an analog vector sum of the three individually sensed phase currents This analog...

Page 20: ...ruction Sheet 1041 572 for additional information The Inrush Restraint feature is applied as follows a During a voltage outage the switch control continuously monitors the switch status the RMS voltag...

Page 21: ...t was not detected prior to the loss of voltage The control assumes the voltage loss was caused by a source side breaker or recloser opening in response to a source side overcurrent fault c The switch...

Page 22: ...een select a combination that includes Sectionalizing STEP 2 If desired at the SETUP Automatic Operation screen set the Successful Reclose Reset Time value to coordinate with the reclosers STEP 3 Use...

Page 23: ...led the switch control uses the following logic to determine when to reclose the switch a The switch control monitors the line for the return of all voltage phases b As soon as the switch control sens...

Page 24: ...The feature is enabled indefinitely latched until disabled by toggling the faceplate REMOTE LOCAL switch to Remote mode When the Shots to Lockout feature is enabled a When the line switch is open If...

Page 25: ...set to the appropriate value for this switch control STEP 2 Set the faceplate REMOTE LOCAL switch to Local mode STEP 3 Hold the faceplate automatic operation ENABLE DISABLE switch in the Enable positi...

Page 26: ...ent look for the message with a timestamp that is older than the time for the message above it This screen includes two columns Date Time MSec This is the time to the nearest 6 25 milliseconds when th...

Page 27: ...interrupter or recloser The control added one count to the recloser operations counter Reclose memory time limit Sequence ended Count reset The Sectionalizer Reset timer expired The switch control wil...

Page 28: ...by a fuse or single phase recloser No OC then VL Source side SS fuse blown SS fault The switch control detected a loss of voltage on one or two phases which was not preceded by an overcurrent fault Th...

Page 29: ...l count of the Automatic Reclose timer Because Automatic Reclose mode was enabled the control reclosed the switch No OC before VL Voltage Loss Only count reached The switch control detected a three ph...

Page 30: ...To find the most recent event look for the message with a timestamp that is older than the time for the message above it The screen includes the following fields Date Time MSec This is the time to th...

Page 31: ...tage rises above the Loss of Voltage Threshold setpoint The log can hold information for 16 events Once the log is full each new event over writes the oldest event in the log To find the most recent e...

Page 32: ...shown Each DATA LOGGING Daily Highs and Lows screen shows the highest and lowest voltage and current along with associated power factor kvar and kW values for each switch for a 24 hour period 12 midni...

Page 33: ...display the DATA LOGGING Data for Most Recent Week Menu screen click the Most Recent Week button for the desired switch if applicable at the DATA LOGGING MENU screen Data Logging for Most Recent Week...

Page 34: ...averaged 5802 5803 controls values The switch control samples the data every 0 2 seconds It adds together eight con secutive samples and divides the total by eight to yield a 1 6 second averaged valu...

Page 35: ...At any IntelliLink software screen click the Report Menu button STEP 3 At the REPORT MENU screen click the Full Report button to generate a report The full report includes all the information contain...

Page 36: ...is switch control For example the default location for SNCD S0X report files is C ELine SNCD S0X The extension CFG is added automatically Note This process does not save the Physical Location on the S...

Page 37: ...ng choose the Disconnect option from the Connection menu then choose the Close Screenset option from the File menu to clear the present screenset from memory STEP 2 From the Connection menu choose the...

Page 38: ...4 At the SETUP MENU screen click the on the Save Data button STEP 5 In the Save Setpoints dialog box choose a file name and location for this configuration and then click on the Save button If a locat...

Page 39: ...MUST follow the instructions described in the Updating Control Software With Battery Power Only section on page 40 Otherwise the update process will not run properly Complete the following steps to up...

Page 40: ...properly it sets a bit on the PS IO board every few seconds If that bit goes unset for 60 seconds the PS IO board disconnects the battery shutting down the control and preventing damage to the contro...

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