GE EPM 7300 - Large Faceplate Wizards; Usage

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8 PMCS Interface Toolkit

Large Faceplate Wizards

Usage

Large Faceplate wizards are three-dimensional representations of device faceplates

that can be used to display data from the device. These three-dimensional wizards

include extensive logic that provides an accurate reproduction of the actual display

and keys of the device. Large Faceplate wizards are typically placed in overlay

windows.

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Default Chapter1
- Installation Guide1
- Table of Contents3
Introduction9
- Welcome9
- How Should Iuse this Manual10
- Start here10
- Conventions11
- About the Interface Toolkit11
- Installation11
Using and Configuring Pmcs Wizards13
- About the Wizards13
- Small Faceplate Wizards14
  - Usage14
  - Configuration14
- Large Faceplate Wizards16
- Tabular Data Screen Wizards19
  - Usage19
  - Configuration19
    - Motor Management Relay21
    - Universal Relay23
- One-Line Wizards24
- Elevation Wizards30
  - Usage30
  - Configuration30
- Floor Plan Wizards31
  - Usage31
  - Configuration31
- Toolbar Wizard32
  - Usage32
  - Configuration32
- Annunciator Panel Wizard33
  - Usage33
  - Configuration37
PMCS Interface Toolkit42
- Troubleshooting Tips for the Annunciator Panel Wizard42
- Custom Table Wizard43
  - Usage43
  - Configuration43
- System Statistics Wizard48
  - Usage48
  - Configuration48
- Lockout/Tagout Wizard50
- Special Scripting Considerations for the Epm 770056
  - Installing the Application Script57
  - EPM 7700 Tabular Data Screen Scripting62
Creating Floor Plans, Elevation Views, and One-Line Diagrams63
- Introduction63
- Elevation Views63
- Floor Plans65
- Electrical One-Line Diagrams66
- Sample Application69
- Creating a Basic Interface69
Features of Ge Large Faceplate Wizards75
- About the Large Faceplate Wizards75
- Power Leader Epm76
- Mode Description79
- Spectra Microversatrip Trip Unit79
- Enhanced Microversatrip-C Trip Unit80
- Enhanced Microversatrip-D Trip Unit82
- Power Leader Meter84
- Spectra Ecm86
- Parameters and Units87
- Epm 3710 Meter88
- Epm 3720 Meter90
- Display Indication91
- Epm 7700 Meter92
- 269 Plus Motor Management Relay95
- 565 Feeder Management Relay100
Features of Tabular Data Screen Wizards107
- Introduction107
- Features of Tabular Data Screens107
- Power Leader Epm109
- Spectra Microversatrip110
- Enhanced Microversatrip-C Trip Unit111
- Enhanced Microversatrip-D Trip Unit112
- Power Leader Meter113
- Spectra Ecm114
- Mdp Digital Overcurrent Relay115
  - Monitoring Tab115
  - Command Tab116
  - Setup Tab117
- PQM (Power Quality Meter)118
  - Metering Tab119
  - Status Tab120
  - Demand Tab121
  - IV Range Tab122
  - P Range Tab123
  - Analysis Tab124
  - IO Tab125
  - Setpoints Tab126
- Motor Manager II (MMII)127
- Epm 3710 Meter128
- Epm 3720 Meter129
- Epm 7300 Meter130
  - Metering Tab131
  - Min/Max Tab132
  - Setup Tab133
- Epm 7330 Meter134
  - Metering Tab135
  - Min/Max136
  - Setup Tab137
- Epm 7500/7600 Meter138
  - Metering Tab138
  - Min/Max Tab140
  - Power Quality Tab141
  - Demand Tab142
  - Inputs Tab143
  - Setup 1 Tab144
  - Setup 2 Tab146
- Epm 7700 Meter148
  - Metering Tab148
  - Min/Max Tab150
  - Power Quality Tab151
  - Demand Tab152
  - Inputs Tab153
  - Setup 1 Tab154
  - Setup 2 Tab156
- Universal Relay158
  - Metering Tab159
  - Power Factor160
  - Power Quality Tab160
  - Protection Control Tab161
  - Power System Configuration Tab162
  - Transformer Tab164
  - Differential Current164
  - Elements Tab165
  - Digital Counter Tab166
  - Virtual Inputs Tab167
  - Virtual Outputs Tab168
  - Contact Inputs Tab169
  - Contact Output Tab170
  - DCMA Tab171
  - Dcma Inputs171
  - Source Tabs172
  - Demand Tab173
  - Demand Values173
  - Line Tab174
  - Control Functions174
  - Breaker Tab175
  - Breaker Status175
  - Contact Output Current States Tab176
  - Remote Temperature Detection Tab177
  - Bus Tab178
- 239 Motor Protection Relay179
  - Metering Tab179
  - Status Tab180
  - Trip Data181
- Setpoints Tab182
269 Plus Motor Management Relay183
369 Motor Management Relay184
- Metering Tab184
- Motor Status185
- Alarms Tab186
  - Alarm Status186
  - Trip Counters186
- Demand Tab187
- Local RTD Tab188
- Remote RTD Tab189
- Control Tab190
- Setup Tab191
Sr469 Motor Management Relay192
- Metering Tab192
- Status Tab193
- Alarms Tab194
- Trip Tab195
- IO Tab196
- Maintenance Tab197
- Analog Tab198
- RTD HI Tab199
- Setpoints Tab199
Sr489 Generator Management Relay200
- Metering Tab200
- Pickup Tab201
- Alarms Tab201
- Trip Data Tab202
- IO Tab203
- Maintenance Tab204
- Setpoints Tab205
565 Feeder Management Relay206
735 Feeder Relay208
- Metering Tab208
- Trip Data Tab209
- Setpoints Tab210
Sr745 Transformer Management Relay211
- Metering Tab211
- Flags Tab212
- IO Tab212
- Demand Tab213
- Harmonic Tab214
- Setpoints Tab215
- Power Tab216
Sr750/760 Feeder Management Relay217
- Metering Tab218
- Status Tab219
- Fault Tab219
- Trip Tab220
- Demand Tab221
- Logic Tab222
- IO Tab222
- Setpoints Tab223
Fanuc 90/30224
Fanuc 90/70224
Fanuc Micro 90225
Mx200226
- Metering Tab226
- Gen Plc231
- Epm5300P235
- Epm5200P240
  - Metering Tab240
  - Setup One Tab241
- Epm5350P243
- Epm5000P247
  - Metering247
  - Setup248
- Epm9450Q/Epm9650Q249
- Epm7430D/Epm7450D255
Troubleshooting260
- Assertion Error260
- Epm 3710/Epm 3720 - no Data or Incorrect Data Displayed260
- Epm 3720 - Kvah Import Values Incorrect260
- Long Update When Changing Setpoints260
- Plepm - Wrong Metering Tab Displayed260
- Intouch Applications - Windows Not Displayed Properly261
Appendix A: EPM 3720 Sliding Window Demand Keys263
- Downloading Sliding Demand Window Keys to the Epm 3720263
- Supported Modes264
Appendix B: Automatic Waveform Capture and Waveform Retrieval on EPM3720271
- Using a Setpoint to Trigger Waveform Capture or Record on the Epm 3720271
Appendix C: EPM 7700 - Special287
- Epm 7700 Tags Subject to Deactivation by Tabular Data Screen Wizard287
Appendix C: Epm 7700 - Special Considerations287
Index301

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