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                                      Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance 

2 Notes 

d

uring operation   

a) Under normal operating conditions, only the power indicator light on the 
front panel is on, and others are out. 
b) It is prohibited to press any of the key on panel at will while in operating. 
c) Any unauthorized modification to the configuration parameters of each 
channel is especially banned. 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for CSC-1321

Page 1: ...CSC 1321 Gateway User Guide ...

Page 2: ... F0SF 452 028 E Issued Date 2013 08 19 Copyright Beijing Sifang Automation Co Ltd Note The Company reserves the right of modifying the specifications If there are differences between products and the specifications please contact us timely And we will provide you with relevant serves Technical support Tel 010 62986668 Fax 010 62981900 ...

Page 3: ...s not permitted This document has been carefully checked If the user nevertheless detects any errors he is asked to notify us as soon as possible The data contained in this manual is intended solely for the Gateway description and is not to be deemed to be a statement of guaranteed properties In the interests of our customers we constantly seek to ensure that our products are developed to the late...

Page 4: ...s when measuring signals in open circuitry Potentially lethal voltages and currents are present Never connect or disconnect wire and or connector to or from Gateway during normal operation Dangerous voltages and currents are present Operation may be interrupted and Gateway and measuring circuitry may be damaged Always connect the Gateway to protective earth regardless of the operating conditions O...

Page 5: ...ircuits are sensitive to this phenomenon Do not connect live wires to the Gateway internal circuitry may be damaged When replacing modules using a conductive wrist strap connected to protective earth Electrostatic discharge may damage the modules and Gateway circuitry When installing and commissioning take care to avoid electrical shock if accessing wiring and connection Gateways ...

Page 6: ...ule 16 2 Ethernet Module 17 3 Serial port Module 18 4 Binary input output Module 19 5 Time synchronization 20 6 Power Module 23 Chapter 4 Human machine interface and its operation 24 1 Front layout of the device 25 2 Display under normal operation 26 3 Menu and its operation 27 Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance 42 1 Inspection before operation 44 2 Notes during operation 45 3 Common failures and...

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Page 8: ...Chapter 1 Opening Inspection Chapter 1 Opening Inspection About this chapter This chapter describes open package inspection of Gateway ...

Page 9: ... the certificate of compliance supporting documents accessories and spare parts of the device are consistent with the order requirements whether the description name and quantity are consistent with that specified in the packing list and whether the device is complete 3 Please contact the manufacturer immediately in case of any problems ...

Page 10: ...Chapter 2 Installation and commissioning Chapter 2 Installation and commissioning About this chapter This chapter describes installation of Gateway and inspection before and after Gateway is energized ...

Page 11: ...to the panel cabinet firmly and the coupling screws of the device shall be tightened 2 The device grounding shall be of reliable connection to the panel cabinet grounding with grounding wire and grounding busbar and system 3 The device wiring shall comply with the requirements of wiring diagram ...

Page 12: ...connectors are in place and whether the locking is reliable c Check whether the connection between Human machine interface MMI and panel is reliable d Check whether the lower four positions of dial switch on the main CPU module Ethernet module serial port module field bus module input output module and time synchronization module are consistent with the inserted slot position in case of cascade co...

Page 13: ...inary input and public terminal 13 16 of binary input output module terminal 4 lines in total Group C binary input terminal 1 10 of binary input output module terminal 10 lines in total Grounding grounding terminal enclosure Table 1 Insulation resistance detection circuit Serial No Detection circuit Terminal 1 Power circuit to grounding Group A to grounding 2 Binary output circuit to grounding Gro...

Page 14: ...normal display without any alarm information b LED indicator is normal and the accident alarm and communication interrupt indicators are not on c The keyboard of good contact and flexible operation d The configuration information displayed on LCD is consistent with the actual situation of the device e The clock shall be same with the actual time otherwise calibration shall be conducted ...

Page 15: ...Description of device terminal Chapter 3 Description of device terminal About this chapter This chapter describes modules and terminal definition of Gateway ...

Page 16: ...ice terminal 1 Main CPU Module It is DB9 serial port above the main CPU N module and Ethernet port below such module The Ethernet ports are 4 Ethernet RJ45 ports which are Ethernet 1 2 3 and 4 in order from top to bottom ...

Page 17: ...Description of device terminal 2 Ethernet Module The external terminal of N type Ethernet module is same with that of N type main CPU module ...

Page 18: ...minal definition Table 2 Serial port module terminal definition description Serial No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mark A1 B1 GND A2 B2 GND A3 B3 GND A4 Serial No 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Mark B4 GND A5 B5 GND A6 B6 GND NC NC Meanwhile there is a small table on the baffle on the top of the module terminal indicating the corresponding relation of AX and BX above under RS232 and RS485 working mode as s...

Page 19: ... and ten way binary inputs and two way binary outputs are provided See table 4 for the terminal definition Table 4 Binary input output module terminal definition description Serial No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Mark DI1 DI2 DI3 DI4 DI5 DI6 DI7 DI8 DI9 DI10 Serial No 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Mark NC 5VGND DO1 DO1 DO2 DO2 NC NC NC 5VGND ...

Page 20: ...08 0 0 0 1 0x01 1 0 0 1 0x09 0 0 1 0 0x02 1 0 1 0 0x0a 0 0 1 1 0x03 1 0 1 1 0x0b 0 1 0 0 0x04 1 1 0 0 0x0c 0 1 0 1 0x05 1 1 0 1 0x0d 0 1 1 0 0x06 1 1 1 0 0x0e 0 1 1 1 0x07 1 1 1 1 0x0f See table 6 for the specific setting of dial switch J12 b1 b4 serial port protocol type b5 b8 B code Table 6 Address setting range of dial switch J12 Time synchroniz ation method b8 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 Synchronous ...

Page 21: ...erminals are serial port connection terminal in which TXD is sending line connected to the receiving line of opposite terminal and RXD is the receiving line connected to the sending line of opposite terminal and GND is grounding under RS232 TXD connects to 485 and RXD connects to 485 under RS485 Under IRIG B time synchronization method IN1 and IN2 terminals are input terminals whether pulse time s...

Page 22: ...PS GPS GPS 232 232 GPS time synchronization RS485 serial port GPS GPS GPS 485 485 485 485 The B_C and GPS marked in above table are the mark of jumper position and there is clear mark near the corresponding jumper on the hardware board of module The in the table means that the jumper position has no impact on the application which shall be vacant ...

Page 23: ... Table 9 Power module terminal definition description Serial No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Mark 220V power 220V NC 220V NC GND NC Loss of power Loss of power 110V power 110V NC 110V NC GND NC Loss of power Loss of power In case of AC input of 220V power module 220V and 220V terminals can be connected to any two AC lines Terminal 7 and 8 is the loss of power alarm blank node output which is a normally closed ...

Page 24: ...Human machine interface and its operation Chapter 4 Human machine interface and its operation About this chapter This chapter describes HMI menu operation and menu display of Gateway ...

Page 25: ...tions of the five indicators are power alarm accident communication interrupt and telemaintenance There is a 128 240 dot matrix or 8 rows 15 columns blue screen LCD with four direction buttons and three function keys on the front panel The screen can display local information and provide modification methods of partial information The three function keys located above and below the four direction ...

Page 26: ...lways displays the similar notion for pages in the whole menu The upper right of the screen will display while receiving GPS time synchronization When the communication status of module is changed the recycling display will shift to notice display The recycling display will be recovered when QUIT button is pressed After resetting the configuration the machine prompts to be restarted to take the ne...

Page 27: ...n con CommState Default Sort Display the communication status of module and devices Active Sort Inactive Sort Function set Sla Dev State Set Gateway has no such function Sla Call Set Gateway has no such function Sla Config Change Notify Gateway has no such function DI DO StateDisp module 14 Display binary input status in line with module including output status 10 circuits in total module 15 DoOpe...

Page 28: ...el parameters of module TimeSetting Modify Time Set the time of the system Sync Time Set automatic time synchronization function and time EventInfo Rea time Info Fault Event Display the stored information of protection events alarm events telesignalisation events and communication events it will be in effect after starting the event information display function Alarm Event Dig Event Comm Event Loc...

Page 29: ...omm Enable Maintain Enable GPS Enable Inf Control Event Enable Set the information of protection events protection alarm telesignalisation communication status and accident report etc whether to display on the panel or not Alarm Enable Dig Enable Comm Enable RecList Enable LCD Settg Contrast Adjust the contrast ratio of LCD Backlighting time set the automatic out time of backlight Language 语言 简体中文...

Page 30: ...perating condition There are four first level menus in operating condition communication status function setting input and output restart module and version information 1 1 3 CommState Functiong Set DI DO Restart module VersionInfo Figure 4 CSC 1321 operating condition display interface 3 1 1 Communication status Move the cursor to communication status on operation condition menu and pressing SET ...

Page 31: ...tting Move the cursor to Function setting menu item on operation status menu press SET button to enter Function setting The interface is as follows 1 2 1 1 Sla Dev State Set Sla Call Set Sla Config Change Notify Figure 7 CSC 1326 function setting display interface 3 1 3 Binary input and output Move the cursor to binary input and output menu item on operating condition menu press SET button to ente...

Page 32: ...face Move the cursor to input and output menu item on operating conditionmenu and enter it press SET button to enter output actuator and display current configured input and output module respectively For example module 14 and module 15 are input and output module and it can be seen on the interface as follows 1 3 2 1 1 module 6 DO1 Open DO1 Close Figure 10 CSC 1321 module selecting display interf...

Page 33: ...1A7 Figure 12 CSC 1321 version information display interface 3 2 Setting Setup To set protocol and channel parameters for each module in the system press the SET button at setting setup menu item and you can see module list display interface as follows 2 1 1 module 1 module 2 module 3 Figure 13 CSC 1321 module list display interface Press SET at a certain module protocol lists of this module are s...

Page 34: ... channel More details are seen in 9 3 2 2 2 Channel Configuration 3 2 1 Protocol Configuration Move the cursor to protocol configuration and press SET to enter the interface of protocol type 2 1 2 1 1 protocol type access to protocol 61850 Top Only to Examine PtoType Figure 16 CSC 1321 protocol type display interface This interface is for reference only and no modification of the protocol can be m...

Page 35: ...o confirm your modification Ethernet TCP server configuration Interface of the Ethernet TCP server configuration is shown as follows 2 2 1 1 1 1 Rem IP 192 188 110 001 Mon port 2040 Tip Modi need Manual reboot Figure 18 CSC 1321 Ethernet TCP server channel parameter display interface Move the cursor to the remote IP address and press the up or down key to change its IP address Move the cursor to t...

Page 36: ...iguration Interface of Ethernet UDP configuration is shown as follows 2 3 1 1 1 1 Receiving IP 192 188 110 101 Receiving port 2406 Sending IP 236 008 008 008 Sending port 1888 Tip Modi need Manual reboot Figure 20 CSC 1321 Ethernet UDP channel parameters display interface Ethernet UDP2000 Configuration Interface of Ethernet UDP2000 configuration is shown as follows 2 3 1 1 1 1 IP1 192 168 110 101 ...

Page 37: ...ing Move the cursor to clock setting and press SET to enter the following interface 3 1 1 1 Current time 2013 03 20 16 14 15 Setting time 2013 03 20 16 14 15 Figure 23 CSC 1321 clock setting interface In initial interface setting time equals to the current time When entering this interface its current time keeps going as its second beats while its setting time suspends for modification Move the cu...

Page 38: ... cancel or log out 3 2 1 1 Sync Time Turn Off Set Sync Time 16 Top SET key to Confirm QUIT Key To Cancel Figure 24 CSC 1321 automatic time synchronization interface 3 4 Event Information As a submenu of event information real time information is a kind of information saved during the loop when the device is on power while to be lost when the power is off It can be divided into protection event ala...

Page 39: ...on event Move the cursor to the Communication event under the menu of real time information and press SET to enter the following interface Real T ime Info Comm Ev ent 3 34 2005 11 23 12 27 10 module 1 Active 2005 11 23 20 34 20 module 3 Active 2005 11 23 20 34 26 module 2 Active Figure 28 CSC 1321event information interface Event information arranged by the order of time can be seen in this interf...

Page 40: ...ht 6 1 1 Contrast Backlight time Figure 30 CSC 1321 LCD adjustment submenu interface 3 6 1 Display contrast Press SET while the cursor is at the display contrast menu of LCD adjustment to enter the interface of contrast settings shown as follows 6 1 LCD test UP or DOWN to Set Contrast Figure 31 CSC 1321 LCD contrast adjustment interface In the interface press the up or down key to adjust its contr...

Page 41: ...s value into 15 then the backlight would be out 15 minutes of no operation if setting it into 0 the backlight would be long bright and won t be quenched After setting press SET to confirm the adjustment or QUIT to cancel 3 7 Language Language menu is to set the language simplified Chinese English of LCD display Press the left or right key of the four buttons to enter the following language setting...

Page 42: ...Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance About this chapter This chapter describes operation and maintenance rules of Gateway ...

Page 43: ...Chapter 5 Operation and Maintenance Users shall compile their own operation and maintenance regulations based on their site conditions and the following items listed are for reference only ...

Page 44: ...ndicator light on the front panel shall be on while turning on power b MMI is in normal function c Information of devices and channels displayed on the LCD are consistent with the actual situation d When connecting to maintenance tool remote maintenance indicator light shall be on ...

Page 45: ... operating conditions only the power indicator light on the front panel is on and others are out b It is prohibited to press any of the key on panel at will while in operating c Any unauthorized modification to the configuration parameters of each channel is especially banned ...

Page 46: ...ods 1 No work MMI and indicator lights are not on while powering on Not reliable connection of power supply Check the power supply wiring to assure it is reliably connected 2 Communication outage of modules Loose terminal between module and rear panel Push the module closely to the terminal Wrong settings of the address dial up of this module Adjust it into the correct address dial up 3 Unclear LC...

Page 47: ...Chapter 6 Transportation and storage Chapter 6 Transportation and storage About this chapter This chapter describes transportation and storage condition of Gateway ...

Page 48: ... shall be stored in a room with a temperature between 10 40 relative humidity not more than 80 and without any corrosion flammable or explosive hazardous materials in the surrounding air Avoid violent vibration impact and collision in transportation ...

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