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12 Uninstallation
Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen GmbH 2020
299
3587317/21 EN
TAPCON
®
2.
Open the lever
and remove the wiring
.
Figure211: Removing the wiring
12.7
Uninstalling the bus rail
Once you have dismounted all assemblies, you can unhook the bus rails:
Figure212: Unhooking the bus rails
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction
10
Manufacturer
10
Completeness
10
Safekeeping
10
Notation Conventions
10
Hazard Communication System
10
Information System
12
Instruction System
12
Typographic Conventions
13
2 Safety
14
Appropriate Use
14
Fundamental Safety Instructions
14
Personnel Qualification
17
Personal Protective Equipment
18
3 Security
19
4 Product Description
23
Scope of Delivery
23
Function Description of the Voltage Regulation
23
Reactive Power Regulation (Optional)
24
Performance Features
25
Operating Modes
26
Design
27
Operating Elements
28
Display Elements
29
Additional Operating Controls and Display Elements When Using the Mcontrol Touch Panel (Optional)
34
Front Interface
35
Assemblies
35
Operating Concept
40
5 Packaging, Transport and Storage
45
Suitability, Structure and Production
45
Markings
45
Transportation, Receipt and Handling of Shipments
45
Storage of Shipments
46
6 Mounting
47
Preparation
47
Electromagnetic Compatibility
47
Wiring Requirement of Installation Site
48
Wiring Requirement of Operating Site
48
Wiring Requirement in Control Cabinet
49
Information about Shielding the CAN Bus
50
Minimum Distances
51
Installing the 19-Inch Plug-In Housing
51
Installing the Individual Components on a Cap Rail
54
Fastening the Cap Rail
55
Installing the Bus Rail on the Cap Rail
55
Installing the Assembly at a Distance on the Cap Rail
56
Connecting the Device
57
Cable Recommendation
58
Information about Connecting Serial Interfaces RS232 and RS485
58
Information about Laying Fiber-Optic Cable
60
Mounting Terminating Resistor of CAN Bus
61
Connecting Cables to the System Periphery
61
Wiring the CPU Assembly
62
Wiring the UI Assembly
63
Wiring the AIO 2/AIO 4/AIO 8 Assembly
65
Wiring the DIO Assembly
69
Wiring the MC 2-2/SW3-3 Assembly
70
Connecting the Power Supply
72
Checking Functional Reliability
73
7 Commissioning
74
Performing Tests
74
Ground Test
74
Performing a Dielectric Test
76
Setting the Language
78
Setting Date and Time
79
Commissioning Wizard
79
Function Tests
80
Checking Measured Values and Status of Digital Inputs and Outputs
81
Testing a Control Function
81
Checking Parallel Operation
82
8 Operation
87
Establishing Connection to Visualization
87
General
89
Setting General Device Functions
89
Set up Automatic Logout
90
Activating/Deactivating Service User Access
91
Configuring the Network
92
Mqtt
95
Setting the Device Time
97
Time Synchronization Via PTP
98
Configuring Syslog
99
Setting the Screensaver
100
Scada
102
Configuring IEC 61850 (Optional)
102
Configuring IEC 60870-5-101 (Optional)
104
Configuring IEC 60870-5-103 (Optional)
107
Configuring IEC 60870-5-104 (Optional)
109
Configuring Modbus (Optional)
111
Configuring DNP3 (Optional)
113
Configuring GOOSE (Optional)
115
Configure Data Points (Optional)
120
Linking Signals and Events
127
Linking Functions
128
Linking Digital Outputs
130
Linking Control System Messages
131
Control of the Motor-Drive Unit
132
Setting the Switching Pulse for Controlling the Motor-Drive Unit
132
Setting Motor Runtime Monitoring
134
Setting the Switching Direction
134
Regulation
136
Response to Control System Disconnection (Optional)
136
Setting Control Variable (Optional)
137
Voltage Regulation
138
Setting the Desired Value
138
Reactive Power Regulation (Optional)
156
Transformer Data
159
Setting Transformer Data
160
Circuit Examples for Voltage Transformers and Current Transformers
161
Measurement
171
UI Measuring Channels
171
Control Variable
172
Regulation Mode
172
Display Power Factor Negative
172
Line Drop Compensation
173
R&X Compensation
173
Z Compensation
173
Tap Position Capture
176
Digital Tap Position Capture
177
Analog Tap Position Capture
177
Parallel Operation (Optional)
179
Parallel Operation Methods
180
Configuring Parallel Operation
188
TAPCON® 2Xx Retrofit
193
Detecting Parallel Operation Via Group Inputs (Optional)
194
Detecting Parallel Operation Via Topology
195
Monitoring Functions
199
Voltage Monitoring
199
Current Monitoring
202
Power Monitoring
205
Power Flow Monitoring
207
Tap Position Monitoring (Optional)
209
U Bandwidth Monitoring
210
Q Bandwidth Monitoring (Optional)
212
Phase Symmetry Monitoring
214
Switching Interval Monitoring
215
Measured Values
216
Displaying Current Measured Values
217
Displaying Measured Value Recorder (Optional)
218
Setting the Measured Value Recorder
222
Displaying Temperature Curve (Optional)
223
On-Load Tap-Changer Monitoring
224
Information about the On-Load Tap-Changer
224
Displaying Tap-Change Operation Statistics (Optional)
224
Displaying Information about Contact Wear (Only OILTAP®)
225
Maintenance (Optional)
226
Setting Operator Interval for OLTC Maintenance
227
Setting Operator Interval for Transformer Maintenance
228
Undertaking and Confirming Maintenance
229
Displaying Maintenance Overview
232
Configuring Analog Inputs and Outputs (Optional)
232
Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs
235
Event Management
237
Displaying and Acknowledging Events
237
Configuring Events
238
Displaying Event Memory
239
User Administration
240
User Roles
241
Changing the Password
242
Creating, Editing and Deleting Users
243
Setting Access Rights to Parameters and Events
245
User Authentication Via RADIUS (Optional)
246
Information about Device
248
Hardware
248
Software
248
Parallel Operation
249
Topology
250
Import/Export Manager
251
Exporting Data
251
Importing Data (Software Version 3.44 and Later)
252
Configuring Media Converter with Managed Switch
253
Commissioning
253
Configuration
255
TAPCON® Personal Logic Editor (TPLE)
256
Function
256
Configuring TPLE
269
9 Maintenance and Care
273
10 Fault Elimination
274
General Faults
274
No Regulation in AUTO Mode
274
Unwanted On-Load Tap-Change Operation
275
Human-Machine Interface
275
Incorrect Measured Values
276
Parallel Operation Faults
277
Tap Position Capture Incorrect
278
Assemblies
278
Other Faults
279
11 Event Messages
280
12 Uninstallation
288
Uninstalling the CPU Assembly
288
Uninstalling the UI 1/UI 3 Assembly
291
Uninstalling the AIO 2/AIO 4 Assembly
293
Uninstalling the DIO 28-15/DIO 42-20 Assembly
294
Uninstalling the MC 2-2/SW 3-3 Assembly
296
Uninstalling the QS3.241 Assembly
298
Uninstalling the Bus Rail
299
13 Disposal
300
14 Overview of Parameters
301
15 Technical Data
312
Display Elements
312
Voltage Supply
312
Voltage Measurement and Current Measurement
313
Digital Inputs and Outputs
314
Analog Inputs and Outputs
317
CPU (Central Processing Unit) I
318
System Networking
320
Dimensions and Weight
322
Ambient Conditions
323
Standards and Directives
324
Glossary
327
List of Key Words
329
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Model
TAPCON
Category
Controller
Language
English
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