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ramps for all three elements of each phase. The buttons Add Step and Config Step are
explained at the point H of this chapter.
- G: General configurations of the fault. Set the duration of any fault and the starting angle
referenced at the U channel. By pressing “Execute Single Fault” the selected fault will
start with the sent parameters. The buttons Add Step and Config Step are explained at
the point H of this chapter.
In windows B, C, D, E and F there are the buttons “Add Step” and “Config Step”. They are used
to add or modify points in the sequence created in the window H:
- H: Create or load a fault sequence. Each row contains the parameters of the defect and
to add them it is necessary to introduce the desired values to the windows B, C, D, E or
F and press “Add Step”. To modify a row proceed exactly the same as if introducing
another row but instead of “Add Step” press “Config Step”. It is important to select the
row that the user want to modify before pressing the button. To change positions or
delete rows use the buttons “Move Row Up”, “Move Row Down” and “Delete Row” to
get the desired sequence.
Once the sequence is ready, press “Execute Faults Sequence” and there’s the possibility
of repeating it by pressing “Repeat Sequence”. The button “Stop Sequence” allows to
stop the execution in any moment.
The user can also open a created sequence using the button “Open test”. The creation
of this sequence is explained in the chapter 5.3.5. of the manual. But it is also possible
to save the test created in the interface by pressing “Save Test”, and it is important to
save it as a .csv file.
Remember to introduce a minimum recommended Sleep (pause) of 200ms in
between faults. The following figure shows an example of a sequence created via
interface.
Before introducing any fault, remember to emulate a grid.
III. Harmonics
The Harmonics tab allows the user to send .csv (coma separated value) files. The .csv files can
be created and saved, loaded or modified and saved by the interface.
All the files can be executed as a sequence.
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