Protection and control. Sepam range Sepam 2000 S46 Installation Use Commissioning

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1 Protection and control Sepam range Sepam 00 S Installation Use Commissioning

2 Contents chapter / page installation / use - commissioning / setting record sheets / Installation - Use - Sheets

3 Installation - Use - Sheets

4 Installation Contents chapter / page installation / equipment identification / installation of Sepam 00 S / identification of Sepam 00 S / accessories supplied with Sepam 00 S / optional accessories / assembly and wiring / dimensions and drilling / assembly / Sepam 00 S components / connections / terminal identification principle / connection of current inputs to or CTs / or CT block and connection diagram / selection of operating modes (SW) / microswitch setting / CC 0 connector /0 connection of voltage inputs / connection of VTs / connection of VTs / connection of analog inputs / connection / cabling precaultions / connection of Pt00 temperature sensors / connection of sensors in -wire mode / connection of sensors in -wire mode / cabling precautions / connection of power supply and communication coupler / connection of power supply and earth / connection of communication coupler / connection of logic inputs and outputs / connection of inputs / connection of outputs / Installation - Use - Sheets /

5 Installation Equipment identification Installation of a Sepam 00 S Each Sepam 00 comes in a single package which contains: c Sepam, c mounting accessories, c connection accessories (connectors). The other optional accessories come in a separate package. We recommend that you follow the instructions given in this document for quick, correct installation of your Sepam 00 S: c equipment identification, c assembly, c connection of current and voltage inputs, sensors, c microswitch setting, c connection of power supply and earth, c checking prior to commissioning. Sepam 00 S identification There are five labels to be checked to identify a Sepam: c two labels on the right side panel which give the product s hardware characteristics (), c a label on the front of the cartridge which gives the functional characteristics (), c a label on the left side of the cartridge which gives the references (). c a label on the right side of the cartridge which gives the references of a non-standard logic scheme (). MERLIN GERIN SEPM model S XR *** X* TBN equipment reference (Sepam, model and applications) 00 origin : FRNCE serial number MERLIN GERIN equipment revision label S XR R0 X TBN 00 spaces reserved for equipment changes, e.g. addition of Jbus communication kit spaces reserved for after-sales service interventions, e.g. replacement of an ECM board name of board intervention dates () example of labels on the right side panel. / Installation - Use - Sheets

6 Each Sepam is identified by a -character reference which describes its hardware and functional composition in accordance with the chart below. series model type variants com. total number operating current auxiliary operating of boards ETOR language sensor supply temperature S RR R = RTU to x = none = F = French x = none N = - / + C XR J = Jbus = = English T = CT B = / Vdc NR = I = Italian C = Vdc ZR = E = Spanish = S XR R0 Sepam model S: Sepam XR: model R0: type XR R0 R type of application control logic diagram reference : Sepam S XR: model R0: type : english : rev. level () example of label on front of cartridge. 0F-B0-0- () example of label on left side of cartridge. identification of a non-standard logic scheme Sepam réf. Date Version Proj réf. Drwg réf. Cubicle réf. () lable on right side of cartridge. Installation - Use - Sheets /

7 Installation Equipment identification (cont d) ccessories supplied with Sepam Each Sepam comes with the following accessories: CC 0 connector for connection of or CTs: c for mm eye lugs, c for max. mm wire (awg 0). CC 0 connector -pin. Connection of power supply: c screw terminals, c 0. to. mm wire (awg to awg ). CC 0 connector (according to type of Sepam) -pin: c screw terminals, c 0. to. mm wire (awg to awg ). CC 0 connector (according to type of Sepam) -pin. Connection of VTs: c screw terminals, c 0. to. mm wire (awg to awg ). CC connector -pin. Connection of logic inputs/outputs, temperature sensors and low level analog inputs: c screw terminals, c 0. to. mm wire (awg to awg ). Sepam mounting lugs / Installation - Use - Sheets

8 Optional accessories TSM 0 pocket terminal Used to make Sepam 00 settings. It does not have a battery since it is supplied with power by the Sepam 00. SFT 0 kit Software tool installed on PC microcomputer which may be used instead of the TSM 0 pocket terminal. It comprises: c a "/ diskette, c an instruction manual, c a connection kit (CE 00 adapter + cord). CE 00 adapter to be connected to the pocket terminal inlet. MT plate Used to mount Sepam 00 on a " rack. Installation - Use - Sheets /

9 Installation Equipment identification (cont d) Optional Jbus/Modbus communication accessories CC 0 connection box and CC 0 cable ( m) Connection to the Jbus communication network. These accessories simplify the wiring of the communication network: c the network is connected to the screw terminals of the CC 0 box, c the CC 0 box is mounted on a DIN rail, c the CC 0 cable links up the CC 0 box and Sepam CC chaining connector Connector used for connection to the Jbus field bus by chaining. 0 0 CC 00 -pin sub D type connector Used to connect the communication network. This is an alternative to using the CC 0 box and the CC 0 cable or the CC connector. Please note For further information, refer to Jbus document no.0. / Installation - Use - Sheets

10 Installation ssembly and wiring Dimensions and drilling Drilling diagram Sepam 00 S is flush-mounted in a rectangular cut-out. Maximum thickness of mounting: mm. mounting lugs (x ) 00 0 ssembly c Insert Sepam 00 through the front of the cut-out. Slide it into the cut-out until the front of Sepam 00 is in contact with the mounting plate. The notches () at the base of the Sepam 00 case allow it to hold by its own weight (*). c Position the lugs () in the holes on the top of Sepam. Tighten the threaded studs of the lugs. c Make sure not to block the ventilation openings on the top and bottom of Sepam 00. Leave a space of at least cm above and below Sepam 00. () () (*) Transport precautions For the transport of a panel containing the Sepam 00 S, provide additional internal mounting at the back of the chassis at the level of the grounding shield situated on the right side panel (e.g. square bracket). () Installation - Use - Sheets /

11 Installation ssembly and wiring (cont d) Sepam 00 S components Identification of board slots in Sepam slot 0 S RR CE0 SBW STOR STOR STOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR S XR CE0 ECM V+V SBW STOR STOR STOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR S NR CE0 EN SBW STOR STOR STOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR S ZR CE0 EN SONDE SBW STOR STOR STOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR optional modules Connections The Sepam 00 connections are made using the removable connectors located on the rear of the device. ll the connectors are screw-lockable. Wiring of screw connectors: c recommended cable fitting: v Telemecanique DZCE0 for. mm, v DZCE0 for. mm. Stripped length with fitting: mm. Without fitting: c stripped length: 0 to mm, c maximum of wires per terminal. The -pin connectors, should be plugged in correctly by hand, above locked by the screws provided (top/bottom). Terminal identification principle ll the Sepam 00 connection terminals are located on the rear of the device. On the rear panel, the boards that make up the Sepam 00 S are fitted into the slots numbered to. Connections are identified by adding different markings: v slot ( to ), v connector or B, v terminal ( to ). Example:, slot no., connector, terminal. STOR STOR STOR SBW U/Vo V+V ECM SW B SW SW B CE0 + B V-DC / Installation - Use - Sheets

12 Installation Connection of current inputs to or CTs Concerns Sepam 00 S XR. The current transformer ( or ) secondary circuits are connected to the CC 0 connector on the ECM module. This connector contains core balance CT primary crossing adapters, which ensure impedance matching and isolation between the or circuits and Sepam 00. This connector may be disconnected with the power on since disconnection does not open the CT secondary circuit. STOR STOR STOR SBW U/Vo V+V ECM SW B SW SW B CE0 + B V-DC or CT block and connection diagram ECM DPC L L L B B B B B B P P CC 0 Sepam current inputs Selection of operating modes (SW microswitches) Sepam 00 has several possible operating modes. The operating mode is selected via microswitches on the rear of the device. They must be set before Sepam 00 is put into operation. The microswitches must be set while Sepam 00 is de-energized. The microswitches are hidden by the CC 0 connector once it has been installed. Microswitch setting For use on secondary. CT For use on secondary. CT SW SW SW not used (not applicable) SW not used (not applicable) Installation - Use - Sheets /

13 Installation Connection of current inputs to or CTs (cont d) CC 0 connector c Open the side shields for access to the connection terminals. The shields may be removed if necessary to facilitate wiring. If they are removed, put them back after wiring. c Remove the bridging strap if necessary. The strap links terminals, and. c Connect the cables using mm eye lugs. The connector accommodates cables with cross-sections of. to mm (awg to awg 0). c Close the side shields. c Plug the connector into the -pin inlet on the rear of the device. Item B on the ECM module. c Tighten the CT connector fastening screws on the rear of Sepam. /0 Installation - Use - Sheets

14 Installation Connection of voltage inputs Concerns Sepam 00 S XR with voltage inputs. The voltage transformers (VTs) are connected to the -pin CC 0 connectors on the V + V module. The Sepam 00 S can operate with or VTs. The SW microswitches are factory-set. ny other position can cause incorrect operation. STOR STOR STOR SBW U/Vo V+V ECM SW B SW SW B CE0 + B V-DC Connection of VTs This arrangement allows Sepam to measure the phase-to-neutral and phase-to-phase voltages. (ssociated with the parameter setting of Number = V-V-V in the VT ratio status menu). L L L P P S S V+V DPC Connection of VTs L L L L L L L L L V+V DPC V+V DPC V+V DPC Connection of a V voltage transformer (*). Connection of a V voltage transformer (**). Connection of a V voltage transformer (***). Connection associated with parameters setting: (*) Number = V (**) Number = V (***) Number = V in the Sepam VT ratio status menu. Installation - Use - Sheets /

15 Installation Connection of analog inputs The DC analog inputs (standard formats 0-, -, 0-0 or + 0 m) are connected to a -pin CC connector on the EN module. Concerns slot on Sepam 00 vs NR or ZR. STOR STOR STOR SBW SONDE 0 EN 0 CE0 + B V-DC Connection Same input range for the channels (parameter setting of the range in the status menu, transducer heading). The grounding terminals (,, and ) are intended for the connection of cable shielding. Ref E + E Ref E + E Ref E + E Ref E + E EN Ref E + E Ref E + E 0 Ref E +E Ref E +E Cabling precautions It is preferable to use shielded cables. The use of unshielded cables can cause measurement errors, the value of which depends on the extent of electrical and magnetic disturbance in the environment through which the cable runs. Only connect the shielding at the Sepam 00 end: connect the connection cable shielding in the shortest way possible to the corresponding terminals on the -pin connector. / Installation - Use - Sheets

16 Installation Connection of Pt00 temperature sensors The Pt00 sensors are connected to the CC -pin connector on the SONDE module of Sepam 00 S ZR. STOR STOR STOR SBW SONDE 0 EN 0 CE0 + B V-DC Connection of temperature sensors Use the -wire connection mode only when the -wire mode is impossible (e.g. existing cable) since it introduces a substantial measurement error. -wire mode sensors DPC 0 Pt00 n Pt00 n Pt00 n Pt00 n Pt00 n -wire mode sensors DPC 0 Pt00 n Pt00 n Pt00 n Pt00 n Pt00 n N.B. The following wiring must be done when one of the measurement channels is not being used, e.g. channel. Cabling precautions It is preferable to use shielded cables. The use of unshielded cables can cause measurement errors, the value of which depends on the extent of electrical and magnetic disturbance in the environment through which the cable runs. Only connect the shielding at the Sepam 00 end: connect the connection cable shielding in the shortest way possible to the corresponding terminals on the -pin connector. Do not connect the shielding at the temperature sensor end. Recommended cross-sections according to distance: c up to 00 m > mm, awg, c up to 00 m u, mm, awg, c up to km u, mm, awg. Installation - Use - Sheets /

17 Installation Connection of power supply and communication coupler Connection of power supply and earth The Sepam 00 chassis must be earthed via the grounding screw situated on the right side panel (rear view). Use a mm wide braid fitted with a mm eye lug. They eye lug fastening screw is already mounted on Sepam when it is delivered. (Should the screw be lost, never replace it by a screw longer than mm). The Sepam 00 power supply is connected to the CC 0 -pin terminal block on the CE0 module situated on the rear of the device. The power supply input is protected against accidental polarity inversion. STOR STOR STOR SBW U/Vo V+V ECM SW B SW SW B CE0 + B V-DC Connection of the communication coupler Sepam 00 can be equipped with a communication coupler option situated on the CE0 module. Please refer to the Sepam 00 documents for instructions on commissioning according to the type of communication. STOR STOR STOR SBW U/Vo V+V ECM SW B SW SW B CE0 + B V-DC / Installation - Use - Sheets

18 Installation Connection of logic inputs and outputs 0 ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR ETOR STOR STOR STOR SBW U/Vo ECM V+V CE SW B SW SW B + B V-DC logic inputs logic outputs Check that the voltage applied to the inputs is compatible with the voltage indicated by a point on the subassembly. The logic information is connected to the CC connector on the following modules: c SBW (slot ), c STOR (slots to ), c ETOR (slots to 0 as standard, and to according to options). The terminals (DPC) on the SBW, STOR and ETOR modules do not require any wiring. Connection Inputs Outputs 0 ETOR DPC Ix Ix Ix Ix Ix Ix Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 Ix0 0 SBW DPC CDG O00 O00 O00 O00 O00 O00 O00 O00 0 STOR DPC Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 Ox0 x = ETOR board number, from (slot ) to (slot ). x = STOR board number, from (slot ) to (slot ). Installation - Use - Sheets /

19 Notes / Installation - Use - Sheets

20 Use - commissioning Contents chapter / page use - commissioning / description / use / front panel / TSM 0 pocket terminal / use (current operation) / energizing / operation via front panel or TSM 0 pocket terminal / operation via TSM 0 pocket terminal only / clearing measurements / annunciation / commissioning / checking prior to commissioning / commissioning using TSM 0 pocket terminal / control logic and annunciation /0 control logic resource chart /0 maintenance / display indicators and messages / tests / Sepam replacement / Sepam identification using TSM 0 pocket terminal / access password / use of access password / setting record sheets / Installation - Use - Sheets /

21 Use - commissioning Description / use Your Sepam 00 S is a digital unit which performs the switchgear control and monitoring functions necessary for operation: c masurements via current and voltage transformers, and existing measurement converters, c indication of switchgear status via logic inputs, c control of devices via relay outputs, c remote monitoring and remote control via a computer. Sepam 00 may be equipped (as an option) with a communication link with the telecontrol station. There is a single standard Sepam S model. Front panel on I on O off trip V/Hz W/ϕ Wh clear alarm reset MERLIN GERIN SXRS0 XRS0F 0SFB status indicators display keys for access to measurements and alarms cartridge pocket terminal socket Standard model: Sepam 00 S. Status indicators : c green on lamp shows that Sepam 00 is energized, c red lamp indicates internal Sepam faults. ll the output relays are dropped out (fail-safe position). Refer to the chapter on maintenance, c yellow LS, green LS, red LS indications according to control logic programming (e.g. grouping of alarms). / Installation - Use - Sheets

22 Display The display unit indicates: c measurements, c operating messages, c switchgear monitoring data. Keys for access to measurements c Metering key The measurements may be accessed by pressing the /V and W/Wh keys. Each key provides access to a set of measurements according to the ring method. The following measurement may be accessed by pressing this key. Keys for access to alarm processing : c larm key: each time tripping or another event occurs, an alarm message stored in a list of alarms is displayed. The most recent message appears on the display unit. This key provides access to step by step reading of the list of stored alarm messages. The previous message may be displayed by pressing this key. Display of: indicates the end of the list of alarm messages. c Reset key ssociated with the K contact (LOGIPM), this key is used to acknowledge alarms and indications generated by the monitoring functions. I /V key V V I I on LS LS LS status indicators V IM display F IM U U U IM meter monitoring /V W/Wh CB GIS clear alarm reset Example: current/voltage measurement. keys When a measurement is not available in a type of Sepam, is displayed, c Clear key This key erases the stored value being displayed (reset): v max. current demand IM, IM, IM, v peak demand power PM, QM, Keys for access to switchgear monitoring data : c CB key: disabled, ccess, according to the ring method, to the cumulative number of breaks of circuit breaker poles as well as the number of starts of the corresponding pumps or compressors. c GIS key: disabled. ccess to counters of the cumulative number of switch operations. Cartridge The cartridge contains the information required for Sepam operation, such as: c settings, c stored data, c control and monitoring logic Pocket terminal socket This socket is used to connect the TSM 0 pocket terminal or the CE 00 adapter to the SFT 0 bit (PC link). Display unit and indicator test When the /V and W/Wh measurement keys are pressed at the same time, all the indicator lamps on the front panel light up as well as the display unit which indicates *********** and alternatively. Installation - Use - Sheets /

23 Use - commissioning Description / use (cont d) TSM 0 pocket terminal Your pocket terminal provides you with access to all the Sepam 00 functions, such as: c current measurements, c operating assistance messages, c parameter settings. Role of keys: c the pocket terminal beeps when the user presses a key that is disabled, c the menu key is used to display the previous menu, c the and keys are used to move the c cursor one line up or down in a menu. To move to the next screen of a menu, the user simply positions the cursor on the last line and presses the key. P/Select: Metering Protection Program logic MERLIN GERIN TSM 0 Select Metering Protection Program logic menu. 0 clear - code data units + enter P/Select: dd. reading Status bout Sepam -line display. data entry keypad. brightness adjustment dial. The pocket terminal is supplied with power by Sepam and does not require any batteries; it can be connected with the power on. The pocket terminal beeps when it is connected. The start-up menu appears (if nothing is displayed, check the brightness adjustment using the dial ). The user may access the various data from three menu levels. menu may comprise several pages. To access a menu, simply position the blinking cursor on the desired line and press the enter key. The first line of the menu contains the name of the current menu or function. When P/ appears at the head of the menu, it means that the user has entered the password. To move to the previous screen of a menu, the user simply positions the cursor on the second line and presses the key, c the code key is used to enter and exit the parameter setting mode, c the number and. keys are used to enter settings and the password, c the units key is used to change the setting unit multiplying factor (e.g., k, ), c the data+ and data- keys are used to select values from preset data tables. The tables are used when only a limited number of values may be used for a parameter, e.g. frequency value. c the clear key is used: v to clear error messages, v to call back a previous setting value during data input, v to reset tripping currents and peak demand readings to zero, c the enter key is used to confirm a menu selection or to confirm all the settings for a function. N.B. The first line always contains the name of the current menu or function. / Installation - Use - Sheets

24 Menu Enter P/Select: Metering Protection Program logic Enter P/Select: Status bout Sepam Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu P/BOUT SEPM SFT 00 Program logic Communication P/STTUS Rated frequency Phase CT ratio Max demand interv. P/PROGRM LOGIC Logic input Relay output Timer P/PROTECTION sensor F sensor F sensor F P/METERING I Phase Max demand current system voltage Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu P/PROGRM LOGIC R LDR CT TESTING PROGRM P/PHSE CT RTIO In = 00 Ib = 00 Number= I-I-I P/LOGIC INPUT I0-0= I0-= P/sensor F Ts = 0 deg Ts = 00 deg I PHSE I = I = I = MERLIN GERIN TSM 0 Select Metering Protection Program logic menu. 0 clear - code data units + enter Installation - Use - Sheets /

25 Use - commissioning Use (current operation) Energizing Sepam is energized when operating normally. In the event of re-energizing after a break in the auxiliary power supply, Sepam 00 automatically restarts according to the following sequence which lasts about s: c green on and red indicators light up, c beep (if the pocket terminal is connected), c extinction of the red indicator, c resetting of watchdog contact, c testing of display: then ***********, then or I = 0.0 Sepam is then operating. If the pocket terminal is connected, it displays: Press menu key to get main menu Operation via the front panel or TSM 0 pocket terminal functions key pocket terminal name description menu phase current /V metering I measurement of each I phase current I max demand IM measurement of the current IM greatest value of average IM currents in the phases system U measurement of voltage U phase-to-phase voltages () U frequency F measurement of frequency phase V measurement of voltage V phase voltages () V real W/Wh metering P measurement power of real power reactive Q measurement of power reactive power power COS measurement factor of power factor real and +MWH measurement of real energy reactive consumed energy meters +MVRH measurement of reactive energy consumed -MWH measurement of real energy supplied -MVRH measurement of reactive energy supplied peak demand PM measurement real and of the greatest reactive QM average power value power temperatures metering T, T temperature measurements T, T provided by the T, T Pt00 RTDs Nota : () U and V if only one VT connected. / Installation - Use - Sheets

26 Operation via the TSM 0 pocket terminal only functions pocket terminal name description menu analog add. Eana, Eana measurement of the DC inputs reading Eana, Eana current of each Eana, Eana input (values converted Eana, Eana into points) nnunciation When an event is detected by Sepam, an operating message appears on the display. The messages are stored in a list of alarms and may be reviewed in chronological order of appearance, starting with the most recent, by pressing the alarm key. Please note: Pressing the reset key may erase the contents of the entire list of alarms (according to the programming done in the customized control logic). Mesures accessibles sur l afficheur de Sepam et sur la console TSM 0. Clearing measurements c max demand phase currents. To reset to zero: v press clear on the TSM 0 pocket terminal if max demand currents are displayed, v press clear on the display if at least one max demand is displayed, c peak demand real and reactive power. To reset to zero: v press clear on the TSM 0 pocket terminal if peak demands are displayed, v press clear on the display if at least one peak demand power is displayed. List of messages designation type message customized control logic messages. C M0 to M Refer to the documents provided by your installer unplugged connector M CONNECTOR cartridge and Sepam not compatible M CRTRIDGE internal Sepam fault M MINTENNCE internal cartridge fault M M.CRTRIDGE C = control and monitoring. M = maintenance. N.B. Clearing of the max demands allows calculations to be started for a new integration interval. Installation - Use - Sheets /

27 Use - commissioning Commissioning Checking prior to commissioning These operation must be carried out before Sepam 00 S is energized. Checks c Supply voltage. Ensure that the auxiliary supply voltage matches Sepam 00 s operating voltage. It is indicated on the rear of the device, beside the power supply connector, by a dot in the voltage box. The supply voltage is also marked on the ETOR logic input boards. v the cartridge has an identification label on the front. The last characters in the first line of the label indicate the type of Sepam 00 (the type corresponds to the functions performed). Ensure that the type matches the Sepam model indicated on the side of Sepam. Example S XR on the cartridge label should match S XR on the Sepam label. S XR R0 XRR0 R V-DC SEPM S XR X TBN *** * c Earthing. Check that the Sepam 00 chassis is earthed by the ground nut situation on the Sepam side panel, on the power supply side. c Cartridge. v Check that the cartridge is in its slot behind the front wicket door. To do so, open the wicket door by pulling on the notch situation on the left side panel. The Sepam S has shields on the right which resemble the memory cartridge wicket door. These shields are not wicket doors and the user should not try to open them. Check that the cartridge is fully inserted. Check the tightening of the threaded screws by hand. bove all, do not insert or remove the cartridge while Sepam 00 is energized. c Connector Check that the connectors are correctly connected to the rear of the device and screwed on. Setting of microswitches on rear Check that the microswitches which define operating modes and Sepam calibration operations were correctly set at the time of installation (). The microswitches must be set with Sepam de-energized If the microswitches are incorrectly set, the measurements given by Sepam 00 will be false. Default parameter setting Factory-set parameter status: c microswitches: v they are set for supply by a secondary current transformer, c protection and monitoring: v set points inhibited, v control logic time delay: t = 0 ms. () see installation, connection of current and voltage inputs chapter. / Installation - Use - Sheets

28 Commissioning using TSM 0 pocket terminal Switch on the Sepam fter the Sepam starts up, check that there are no messages on the display unit by pressing the alarm key. Checking mode ll information may be accessed for checking purposes without the risk of changing parameters and settings. Parameter setting mode This mode is reserved for commissioning and maintenance. The entry of a password is required. P\ appears at the top left of the screen (). Parameter and setting errors Changing a status parameter may put a protection setting outside the tolerance range. Sepam detects this problem and displays the following message: P\VT ratio protection settings out of range press clear The user should then check and, if necessary, change the protection settings. The PROTECTION line blinks until the settings have been corrected. Settings out of range. protection or monitoring value may be out of range when it is set. Sepam detects this and indicates the permissible range of settings. P\Sensor F TS out of range 0 deg < TS < 0 deg Press Clear ll the parameters and settings are accessible in menus () : c general parameters: status menu, c protection: protection menu, c operating parameters: program logic menu. General parameters The general parameters are accessible in the status menu. They are to be set at the time of commissioning and must not be modified during current operation. Status menu parameter chart heading name function command selection rated Fn network frequency data + and - 0 or 0 Hz frequency phase CT In CT rating number adjustable from ratio (standard values) keys 0 to 0 Ib basis current number Ib set to the keys value of In number number of data + and - or sensors current sensors max demand interval peak demand data + and - adjustable:, 0, interval integration times, 0, 0 mn VT ratio number number of wired VTs data + and - V, V, V V - V - V Unp rated VT number adjustable from primary voltage keys V to 00 kv Uns rated VT data + and - 00, 0,, secondary voltage V power flow incomer reverses the signs data + and - incomer sense feeder of power and energy feeder measurements transducer range EN board data + and - 0- m input range 0-0 m - m -0/+0 m communi- speed transmission speed data + and - 00, 00, 0, cation () 00, 00, 00, 0, 00 bds adress Sepam station number to number in the network keys parity transmission format data + and - even, odd, no parity time synchro type of synchronization data + and - via network tagging () used via inputs I or I0 events () KTS - number to KTS - keys I0-0 to I0- password see last page () please refer to the document Jbus communication ref. 0 regarding commissioning of the communication link. () lines for KTSs, lines for ETOR inputs = time-tagged, 0 = not time-tagged, by default all the events are set to zero. Example: temperature sensor. () this mode is automatically removed if no keys are activated for about mn, or manually by pressing the Code key. Installation - Use - Sheets /

29 Use - commissioning Commissioning (cont d) Control logic and annunciation Sepam 00 S has standard control logic for operation suited to the most current installations, it can be adapted for each application scheme by parameter setting at the time of commissioning. If your Sepam is customized, the role of the parameters may be different. Please refer to the file provided by your installer. The use of control logic resources and the setting of the parameters and time delays used are described in the documents provided by your installer. Control logic resource chart This chart describes the resources (*) that may be displayed using the TSM 0 pocket terminal ( program logic menu). function name comments logic input status I0 = input supplied ; to I 0 = input not supplied relay output status O00 to 000 = contact closed; O0 to O0 0 = contact open time delay T to T0 adjustable from output status 0 ms to s using number and units keys counter content C to C reading stored bistable status B to B = contact closed; 0 = contact open internal relay status K to K = contact closed; 0 = contact open parameters: latched contacts KP to KP adjustable to or 0 temporary contacts KP to KP using data + and - keys latched contacts KP to KP or number keys 0 and impulse contacts KP to KP remote control KTC to KTC contacts positioned at or 0 contacts from a remote control system remote indication KTS to KTS contacts positioned at or 0, contacts intended to be read by a remote control system alarm messages L to L reading of the last control logic messages activated (even if erased from the display) (*) for more information, refer to Logipam - Control logic diagram resources - document n 00. /0 Installation - Use - Sheets

30 Use - commissioning Maintenance Sepam comprises self-testing and self-diagnosis to facilitate installation maintenance. Indicator lamps and display messages c Green indicator lamp lit up: Sepam is energized. c No indicator lamps lit up: there is probably an auxiliary power supply fault. Check the auxiliary power supply, CE0 board connections and perform the lamp test. c Red lamp indicates internal Sepam faults. Sepam continuously performs internal tests. When the test results are negative, Sepam automatically runs a series of sequences which result in either: v automatic reinitialization (minor fault, e.g. transient auxiliary supply outage). Sepam carries out a complete restart sequence. If restart is successful, Sepam operates normally again. ll the output relays are dropped out (), v switching to the fail-safe position (major fault) Sepam goes into the fail-safe position. ll the output relays drop out () in order to avoid inadvertent commands, and the watchdog drops out as well. The following may cause internal faults: c missing cartridge: v red indicator lamp lit up, v display OFF, v no dialogue with TSM 0 pocket terminal, v no dialogue with communication link, v watchdog dropped out, v switching to fail-safe position. Sepam 00 will not start, lacking a program: this is a major fault. v Sepam is automatically disabled until the appropriate cartridge is installed. c hardware fault on cartridge: v red indicator lamp lit up, v display indicates M CRTRIDGE, v no dialogue with TSM 0 pocket terminal, v no dialogue with communication, v watchdog dropped out, v switching to fail-safe position. Sepam 00 is shut down: this is a major fault. v the cartridge is fault, v disconnect the auxiliary power supply, v Sepam is automatically disabled until a new cartridge is installed. Consult your maintenance department. c other major faults: v red indicator lamp lit up, v display indicates MINTENNCE, v no dialogue with TSM 0 pocket terminal, v no dialogue with communication (if CPU is faulty), v watchdog dropped out, v switching to fail-safe position. Sepam 00 is shut down: this is a major fault. Consult your maintenance department. c minor or partial fault: v red indicator lamp extinguished, v display indicates MINTENNCE, v dialogue with TSM 0 pocket terminal is maintained, v dialogue with communication link is maintained, v watchdog does not drop out. Sepam 00 is operating, however it has detected a transient fault or a component has failed to pass self-testing. Consult your maintenance department. () this may cause tripping with undervoltage type control logic schemes (so-called fail-safe logic). c set-up fault, v red indicator lamp lit up, v red lamp indicates CRTRIDGE, v no dialogue with TSM 0 pocket terminal, v no dialogue with communication link, v watchdog dropped out, v switching to fail-safe position. Sepam 00 is shut down: this is a major fault. v the type of cartridge is not compatible with the Sepam model. Caution: do not insert or remove cartridge while Sepam is energized. v disconnect the auxiliary power supply and wait seconds before handling the cartridge. Check the references on the Sepam and on the cartridge (refer to chapter on Sepam identification). Installation - Use - Sheets /

31 Use - commissioning Maintenance (cont d) Communication indicator lamps These lamps are located at the rear of the device on the CE0 module when the module is equipped with the communication option. c Green indicator lamp blinking: indicates traffic on the line. This is the normal operating mode. c Indicator lamps extinguished: there is no communication. Check network cabling and inquiries at the level above. c Red indicator lamp lit up: indicates initialization of the coupler, which lasts about seconds, or a coupler fault. Consult your maintenance department. c Red indicator lamp lit up and the recommendations given in the maintenance chapter do not allow Sepam to be restarted. Call in the maintenance department. Lamp test When the user presses the /V and W/Wh measurement keys simultaneously, all the indicators on the front of the device light up, as well as the display which indicates *********** and alternatively.. Sepam replacement When Sepam is replaced: c switch off Sepam, c dismantle the Sepam to be replaced, c remove the cartridge, c mount the Sepam replacement (hardware set-up), c install the cartridge, c check the compatibility of the cartridge and Sepam (see chapter on identification), c set microswitches SW on the rear of the device in the same positions as they were in on the Sepam that was replaced, c install the connectors, checking their markings, c energize Sepam. c CONNECTOR v indication that on e or more connectors are unplugged (according to customized control logic). Check that the connectors are plugged in and tightened by the screws on the rear of the device. Check that the DPC has been strapped to the connectors on the ECM, V+V and SONDE boards. / Installation - Use - Sheets

32 Sepam identification using the TSM 0 pocket terminal Menu: bout Sepam BOUT SEPM SFT00 Program logic Communication Enter SFT00 XRR0F CT SFT00. BOUT SEPM SFT00 Program logic Communication Enter application type configurator version no. = Sepam S XR = model R0 = type F = French = rev. level. CT = standard configuration PROGRM LOGIC RF PPLICTION RTU control logic diagram reference name of control diagram produced by LOGIPM PROGRM LOGIC program date: //0 :0 LOGIPM :. Communication J bus : V.0 control logic diagram programming date configurator version Jbus communication version.0 - Communication not installed press menu key Reminder In the event of a cartridge error or incompatibility with Sepam, the CRTRIDGE message appears on the front of Sepam. Check consistency between the cartridge and Sepam. Installation - Use - Sheets /

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34 Use - commissioning Password Use of the password The user enters a password via the TSM 0 pocket terminal in order to able to change parameters and settings. Code key When the user presses the code key, the following menu appears: Enter your password then press enter key Type () on the keypad and then press enter This is the password for standard Sepams. If your Sepam has been customized, refer to the documentation provided by your installer. To exist this mode, simply: c press the code key, c wait min after activating any key. When the pocket terminal is in parameter setting mode, P\ appears on the top left of the screen. Modification of the password c go to parameter setting mode, c in the Status menu, choose the password heading using the arrow and press enter. The following window is displayed: PSSWORD old = new = verif = c enter, one after the other: v the password to be modified in the old line, () v the new password in the new and verif lines, () v after each password, press enter to go to the next line. c at the end of the sequence, the following window is displayed: P/PSSWORD Validate settings Yes = Enter No = Clear c press enter: the new password is validated. Please note: If the passwords entered for new and verif are different, the following message is displayed: P/PSSWORD new password not valid press clear N.B. If you do not want your operating personnel to know the password that gives access to the parameter setting mode, remove this page from the user s documentation. () code by default in standard control logic; with customization, the password is given by the installer. () figures are mandatory. Loss of the password If the original password has been modified and the latest password entered has been permanently lost by the user, the only means of regaining access to modification of parameters and settings is to reprogram the cartridge using a PC equipped with the LOGIPM software package, the PER0 programmer and the Sepam program logic source file (regarding the source file, see the section on Sepam identification using the TSM 0 pocket terminal). N.B. Before reprogramming the cartridge, it is advisable to make a complete record of the values set in the Sepam as well as the identification information. This operation may be carried out using the TSM 0 pocket terminal or the SFT 0 software package. Installation - Use - Sheets /

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36 SETTING RECORD SHEET Project: Type Sepam 00 S G serial no. Status menu parameters menu name function frequency Fn network frequency 0 Hz 0 Hz Phase CT In CT rating (in mps) ratio Ib basis current (in mps) (set to the value of In) number number of current sensors I-I I-I-I max demand interval max demand mn 0 mn mn 0 mn interval integration time 0 mn VT ratio number number of wired VTs V V V V-V-V Unp rated VT primary V voltage Uns rated VT secondary 00 V 0 V V V voltage communi- speed transmission speed cation (bauds) adress Sepam station number in network parity transmission format even odd no parity power flow type reverses the signs of power incomer = cables to busbars sense and energy measurements feeder = busbars to cables transducer range parameter setting of EN 0- m 0-0 m - m board input range -0/+0 m password old current password new new password verif verification of new password microswitch current board (ECM) settings N.B. the position of SW is of no importance put an X in the box to indicate switch setting e.g. switch set to right SW SW Installation - Use - Sheets /

37 Status menu parameters (cont d) menu name function time tagging synchro type of synchronization network I I0 used events KTS- N.B. For each event, KTS- choose 0 or KTS- 0 = not time-tagged (by default) KTS- = time-tagged network KTS-0 KTS- KTS- KTS- I0-0 I0- I- I- I0-0 I0- I0-0 I0- I0-0 I0- I0-0 I0- I0-0 I0- protection functions functions identification setting temperature monitoring Ts Ts (RTD) F deg deg F deg deg F deg deg F deg deg F deg deg F deg deg / Installation - Use - Sheets

38 Control logic parameters * KP (0 or ) comment KP (0 or ) comment KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP0 KP KP KP0 KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP0 KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP KP0 KP KP KP0 KP KP KP KP KP * menu: program logic. Installation - Use - Sheets /

39 Control logic parameters (cont d) time delay (value) comment time delay (value) comment T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T0 s T0 s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T0 s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T s T0 s T0 s v tick the box when the setting is done settings made on: / /... Signature Signature by: comments: / Installation - Use - Sheets

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