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36 GENERAL D400 SUBSTATION GATEWAY USER’S MANUAL

RS-232 ADAPTER CHAPTER 3: SETTING UP COMMUNICATION CARDS

Figure 12: Switch SW3/SW4 configuration for port DCE

Figure 13: Switch SW3/SW4 configuration for port IRIG-B)

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
About this Document7
Purpose7
Intended Audience7
Additional Documentation7
How to Use this Guide8
Document Conventions8
Safety Words and Definitions9
Product Support11
Search Technical Support11
Contact Customer Support11
Product Returns12
Upgrade Your D400 Substation Gateway Firmware12
Before You Start13
Safety Precautions13
- Warning Symbols14
Regulatory Compliance Information14
- CE Mark Compliance14
- Restriction of Hazardous Substances (Rohs)15
Product Overview16
- Hardware Overview16
- Features17
Ordering Guide17
- Upgrade Kit18
- Product Identification Number19
Product Specifications20
Storage Recommendations23
- Storage Conditions23
- Battery Life23
Installing the D40025
Installation Steps25
Unpacking the D40026
- Package Contents26
Required Tools26
First Look at the D40027
- Front Panel27
- Rear Panel27
Physical Installation28
- Rack Mounting28
- Panel Mount29
- Battery Installation29
- Battery Removal29
SETTING up Communication Cards31
- Types of Communication Cards32
CARDS Changing Card Settings32
RS-232 Adapter33
- Configuration Options33
- Factory Default33
- Switch SW1/SW2 Configuration34
- Switch SW3/SW4 Configuration35
RS-485 Adapter37
- Configuration Options37
- Factory Default37
- Switch SW1/SW2 Configuration37
- Switch SW3/SW4 Configuration38
Fiber Optic Serial Adapter40
- Configuration Options40
- Factory Default40
- Switch SW1 Configuration40
IRIG-B Input Adapter42
- Configuration Options42
- Factory Default42
- Switch SW1 Configuration42
- Switch SW2 Configuration43
IRIG-B Distribution Adapter44
- Output Voltage44
- Configuration Options44
4-Port Twisted-Pair Ethernet Switch45
- Configuration Options45
10Base-FL Hot Standby Fiber Optic Ethernet Switch46
- Configuration Options46
100Base-FX Hot Standby Fiber Optic Ethernet Adapter47
- Configuration Options47
COM2 Port Adapter48
- Configuration Options48
Redundant Twisted-Pair Ethernet + COM2 Port Adapter49
- Configuration Options49
USB KVM and Audio Adapter50
- Configuration Options50
Connecting to Devices and Networks51
- Serial51
- Network52
Time Synchronization52
- Local Substation Computer52
- Local Maintenance52
Cabling Overview52
- General Cabling Requirements53
- High-Voltage Installations53
RS-232 Connections53
Connections54
- Cabling Requirements55
- 2 Wire Connections55
- 4 Wire Connections56
Fiber Optic Serial Connections57
- Glass Optical Fiber57
- Plastic Optical Fiber58
IRIG-B Connections58
- IRIG-B Input Adapter58
- IRIG-B Distribution Adapter59
Hot Standby Fiber Optic Connections60
Network Connections61
- Front Network Port61
- NETWORKS Network61
Modem Connections63
Local HMI Connection64
Front Maintenance Port65
- Minimal Required Connection66
D400 System Redundancy66
- Failover Sequence66
- Required Components67
- RS232 Switch Panel68
- Redundancy Wiring Diagrams69
Powering up the D40075
- Redundant Power Supply76
- Power Configurations76
- Power Input Ranges76
Power Connections76
- Wiring Requirements77
- External Power Requirements77
Power Supply Alarms79
- Power Fail Alarm80
- System Fail Alarm81
Powering down the D40082
Setting up the D40083
Setting up the Network Interface85
Creating Administrator-Level User Accounts87
Setting up Secure Web Access87
- Prerequisites87
- Requesting a Certificate87
- Installing the Certificate and Key88
Testing the Network Connection89
Using the D40091
Front Panel Leds91
- System Status Leds92
- Serial Port Status Leds92
Substation HMI92
- D400 Hmi93
- Local HMI94
System Utilities95
- From the Front Maintenance Port95
- From the Local Substation Computer95
- Over a Network Connection95
File Transfer96
- USB Portable Memory Device96
System Status Points97
Shutting down the D40098
Servicing the D40099
Removing the D400 Main Module99
Replacing the Battery100
- Before You Remove the Battery100
- Supported Battery Types101
- To Insert or Replace the D400 Battery101
- Checking Voltage101
- Cleaning and Handling Lithium Batteries102
- Recycling of Batteries102
- Battery Life102
Dual Ethernet Upgrade Kit with Card 580-2717102
- Valid Combinations102
- Installing the 580-2717 Dual Ethernet Card103
Dual Ethernet Upgrade Kit with Card 580-3410105
- Valid Combinations105
- Installing the 580-3410 Dual Ethernet Card105
Changing the Compactflash107
Replacing the Power Supply109
- LIST of ACRONYMS Acronym Definitions115

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