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6135A/PMU
Operators Manual
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Simulation Mode
The Calibration Software comes with a fully programmed virtual PMU referred to as the
PMU simulator. The PMU simulator has a default named personality profile (see
“Simulator Personality Profile” in this Chapter).The PMU simulator is programmed to
comply with
IEEE C37.118.1a-2014, Annex C, Reference Signal Processing Models
.
You can use Simulation Mode to:
•
Compare the performance of a UUT to the
IEEE C37.118.1a-2014, Synchrophasor
Measurements for Power Systems Specification, Annex C
model.
•
Understand the Calibration Software functionality.
•
Train users how to use the Calibration Software when a Calibration System is not
available.
Features of Simulation Mode:
•
Run an interactive and automated tests, plot and graph tests, and make reports.
•
Save the test data from a simulated test to compare to a test done on a UUT.
•
Set the phase inputs, nominal values, and reporting rate on a user-configurable
personality.
•
Use Simulation Mode with or without a connection to the Calibration System.
PMU Test Mode
PMU Test Mode is the real test mode to connect to a UUT (see “Connect the Calibration
System to a UUT” in Chapter 4).
Note
If at any time the Calibration Software cannot make a connection to the
Calibration System, the software prompts the operator to use in Simulation
Mode (see Chapter 8).
Standard Compliance Tests and Test Files
The Calibration Software comes with all the test files necessary to certify and verify a
UUT to
IEEE C37.118.1a-2014
. These tests files are referred to as the standard
compliance tests (the compliance tests). The folder that contains the test files is referred
to as the test folder. The compliance tests are saved with fundamental test parameters in
the filename to help visually identify the primary test parameters for each compliance
subtest (see “Standard Compliance Test File Naming Convention” in this section). See
the subsequent sections for information about how the compliance tests are made, the
compliance test storage directory, and the compliance tests file naming convention. For
information on how to install the test files, see Chapter 2.
Test files are organized by nominal frequency, compliance test, and compliance subtests
(see Figure 3-17).