socomec DIRIS Digiware I-35 User Manual

DIRIS Digiware
Measuring and monitoring system with
associated current sensors for electrical
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socomec DIRIS Digiware I-35 Specifications

General

Brand	socomec
Model	DIRIS Digiware I-35
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

2. Hazards and Warnings

2.1. Risk of Electrocution, Burns, or Explosion

Describes electrical and fire hazards, emphasizing safety precautions.

2.2. Risk of Damaging the Device

Outlines critical checks and precautions to prevent device malfunction or damage.

4. Introduction

4.1.3. Functions

4.1.4. Measured Electrical Parameters

Details the electrical parameters measured by different DIRIS Digiware models, including voltage, current, and power quality.

5. Installation

5.1. Recommendations and Safety

Provides crucial safety recommendations and references the hazards section prior to installation.

5.2. DIRIS Digiware Mounting

Explains the general procedures for mounting DIRIS Digiware modules.

5.2.3. DIRIS Digiware I-4x DIN Rail Mounting

Details the DIN rail mounting methods for DIRIS Digiware I-4x modules.

5.2.4. DIRIS Digiware I-4x Backplate Mounting

Details the backplate mounting methods for DIRIS Digiware I-4x modules.

5.3. Installing TE Solid-Core Sensors

5.3.2. DIN Rail Mounting

5.3.3. Plate Mounting

5.3.4. Installing on a Cable with Clamping Collar

5.3.5. Bar Mounting

5.4. Installing TR Split-Core Sensors

5.4.1. Cable Mounting

5.5. Installing TF Flexible Sensors

5.5.2. Cable Mounting

5.5.3. Bar Mounting

6. Connection

6.1. DIRIS Digiware Connection

Provides essential guidelines and diagrams for connecting DIRIS Digiware modules.

Description of Terminals

6.2. Connecting the Current Sensors

Explains how to connect the various types of current sensors.

6.2.1. Connection Concept

Outlines the general concept for connecting current sensors to DIRIS Digiware.

6.2.2. RJ12 Connections for Current Sensors

Provides specific RJ12 connection details for TE, TR, and TF sensors.

6.3. Connecting to Electrical Network and Loads

Details how to connect the system to electrical networks and loads.

6.3.1. Configurable Loads by Network Type

6.3.2. Network and Load Combinations

Describes common network and load connection combinations.

6.3.2.1. DIRIS Digiware I-3x Connection Examples

6.3.2.2. DIRIS Digiware I-4x Connection Examples

6.3.2.3. DIRIS Digiware I-6x Connection Examples

7. Digiware Bus

7.1. Principle

Explains the fundamental principle and components of the Digiware Bus system.

7.1.1. Digiware Bus Connection Cables

7.2. Sizing of the Power Supply

Details how to calculate and select the appropriate power supply for the system.

7.2.1. Equipment Consumption

Provides a table listing the power consumption of various system components.

7.2.2. Calculation Rules for Max Devices on Digiware BUS

Outlines the rules and examples for determining the maximum number of devices on the Digiware BUS.

7.2.3. Digiware Bus Repeater

Explains the requirement and function of the Digiware Bus repeater.

8. Status and Auto-Addressing LEDs

8.1. Status LEDs

8.2. Auto-addressing

Explains the system's auto-addressing feature for automatic device addressing.

9. Communication

9.1. General Information

9.2. RS485 and Bus DIRIS Digiware Rules

Sets out essential rules for connecting DIRIS Digiware via RS485 and the Digiware bus.

9.2.1. Connection with DIRIS Digiware C-31 System Interface Module

9.2.2. Connection with DIRIS Digiware D-50/D-70 Remote Display

9.2.3. Connection with DIRIS Digiware D-40 Remote Display

10. Configuration

10.1. Configuration using Easy Config

Explains how to configure the system using the Easy Config software.

10.1.1. Connection Modes

Describes various connection modes for using Easy Config with DIRIS Digiware.

10.1.2. Using Easy Config

Guides users through the steps involved in configuring devices with Easy Config.

10.1.3. Synchronising Devices

Details how to synchronize device times using NTP or manually.

10.2. Configuration from DIRIS Digiware D Remote Display

Explains how to configure the system directly from the DIRIS Digiware D remote display.

10.2.1. Connection Mode

Describes the connection mode for configuring via the remote display.

11. Alarms

11.1. Alarms Upon Events

Explains how alarms are generated based on various events and parameter thresholds.

11.1.1. Electrical Parameters

Details alarms configured based on electrical measurements like voltage, current, and power factor.

11.1.2. Voltage and Current Unbalance

11.1.3. EN 50160 Voltage Quality Events

11.1.4. Consumption

11.1.5. Digital Inputs

11.1.6. Combination of Alarms

11.2. System Alarms

Explains system alarms triggered by installation errors.

11.2.1. Current/Voltage Connection

11.2.2. Incorrect Direction of Rotation

11.2.3. Faulty Current Sensor

11.3. Setting Up Alarms

13. Performance Classes

13.1. Specification of Characteristics

Details the performance classes of DIRIS Digiware with associated sensors as per IEC 61557-12.

13.2. Evaluation of Power Supply Quality