Course description

J950 Power Electronics

PSR2/FUPLA2 Programming

Course goal
The units of the PSR programmable high-speed The
units of the PSR programmable high-speed controller
make up a universal control, regulation and monitoring
system which has been specially devised for power
converters. PSR devices have operated successfully for
years in complex high speed controlling systems for
Variable speed drives
High power frequency converters
Static Var-compensator
Large rectifier plants
Excitation systems
The course goal is to teach the student how to use the
FUPLA2 programming tool with the help of table models
with PSR hardware. Most of the time the student will
work on his own by programming prepared projects.

Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the students are able
to:
Address the important device types
Write application programs with FUPLA2
Use the FUPLA2 Debugger
Modify existing FUPLA projects
Participants
Project design and commissioning engineers
Testing engineers, who use a standardized PSR
system
Prerequisites
Knowledge in electronics and digital technique
Personal Computer knowledge
Topics
Introduction to PSR2 technology
Functions and setting of the PSR2 devices, such as
Processing unit
I/O modules

Gate control unit

ARCnet devices
Operating Program Language FUPLA2
PTS Shell
Editor
Configuration manager
Code generation
Debugger, diagnosis
PSRView application
Function block library
Programming aspects
How to set up a project
Program structure
Data formats
Memory mapping
Macro technique

Methods
Lectures
Exercises using the programming tools on table models
Duration
5 days
Number of Participants: max. 8

Course description

J950 Power Electronics

PSR2/FUPLA2 Programming

Course outline

Day 1
Terms used
Structure of the
course
Introduction to
PSR2 technology
The devices

Day 2

Day 3

Setting up a
project

Other capabilities
of PSR

Steps in the
project
generation

Memory range
buslong
Access to
buslongio

Mechanical
construction

Assignment of
devices to
buslongio

Signal
transmission
distances

Use of the
buslongio

The function
priciple of the
PSR system
The
programming
tool

Day 4

Day 5

Mailboxlong
physical memory
of the PP C322

Data
transmission via
fieldbus

Comparison of
buslongio and
busshortio

ARCnet

Knowledge of
devices
The macro
technique
PSR-View
Possible ways of
adjusting
parameters
Exercise using
the PSR-View

The AF C094
Panel
Programming
exercise using
the ARCnet
devices and
mailboxshort
address