370MP SN W01131197 Documentation

P.A.E.
LES PINS
67319 WASSELONNE
Cedex – France
Tel.: +33 3 88 87 10 10
Fax: +33 3 88 87 08 08
Email: franceinfo@basler.com W W W . B AS L E R . C O M
DOCUMENTATION FOR A GENERATOR

EXCITATION SYSTEM
BASLER REFERENCE NUMBER 6-1103-00-370

DECS-200 Mounting Plate
SN W01131197
P.A.E.LES PINS
67319 WASSELONNE C e d e x
– France
Tel.: +33 3 88 87 10 10
Fax: +33 3 88 87 08 08
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FOR A GENERATOR
EXCITATION SYSTEM
Single DECS-200 standard Mounting Plate
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Written by : A.KOZAK Project : 6-1103-00-370
Checked by: Y.MASSACRIER Page 1 / 21
Revision : D DATE : 20/10/11
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 PICTURE ................................................................................................................................................................3
2 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................................4
3 AVR FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................................5
4 OTHER COMPONENTS AND THEIR MAIN FUNCTIONS....................................................................................7
5 DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM .........................................................................................................................9
5.1 How to start the system ......................................................................................................................................9
5.2 Other functions ...................................................................................................................................................9
5.3 Voltage sensing circuit .....................................................................................................................................12
5.4 Short-circuit support .........................................................................................................................................12
5.5 Parallel operation and cross current compensation circuit ..............................................................................12

5.5.1 Voltage droop control ...................................................................................................................................13
5.5.2 Cross current compensation ........................................................................................................................13
5.5.3 VAR/PF Regulation Mode ............................................................................................................................15
5.6 Voltage matching circuit ...................................................................................................................................15
5.7 Output relays #1, #2 and #3 .............................................................................................................................16
6 COMMISSIONNING .............................................................................................................................................18
7 TROUBLESHOOTING..........................................................................................................................................19
8 OPTION : PMG / AUXILIARY WINDING / EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY ..........................................................21
8.1 Modifications that have to be made .................................................................................................................21
9 SUMMARY OF MODIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................21
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1 Picture
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2 Introduction
This specification describes a complete regulation system delivered on a mounting plate, which includes:
1 A.V.R. (Automatic Voltage Regulator) DECS 200

1 over voltage relay type VAASA
1 under voltage relay included into DECS200
1 contactor KM01 (for the excitation control)
1 timer relay KT01 (for the DC field flashing control)
1 contactor KM02 (for the boost system control)
2 relays KA02 and KA03 (for the DECS 200 operating modes)
1 discharge resistor R01
1 circuit-breaker QF01
1 Inrush current reduction module G01
All the necessary documents (electrical and mechanical drawings and the equipment list) are listed
hereunder (drawing number 6-1103-91-370):
1 - Cover sheet
2 - Summary
5 - Modifications summary
10 - Symbols summary
12 - Customer sensing connections
13 - Customer power connections & cross current compensation
15 - Single line
20 - Mechanical layout
30 - Names plates
35 - Equipment list
40 - Power and sensing circuit
41 - Control circuit
42 - AVR DECS200 Control circuit
43 - System outputs
44 - Auxiliary terminals
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3 AVR features
For this system, the mounting plate has to be powered with an external 125Vdc source for the relays,
contactors and A.V.R. DECS 200.
The main component used on this application is the Automatic Voltage Regulator (A.V.R.) DECS-200
(Digital Excitation Control System). Major features of this controller are listed below:
Micro-processor based design
PWM power stage with an output current of up to 15 A, forcing of 20 A for 1 min. and 30A 10s
Output voltage of up to 180 Vdc nominal and 300 Vdc forcing for 10 sec. (max .values based on
277Vac power input)
Power input voltage range of up to 277 Vac, single or 3 phase
Voltage sensing inputs (60 to 660) Vac with 0.5 V resolution :
1 single or 3 phase voltage input for Generator voltage
1 single phase voltage input for Bus voltage
Current sensing inputs single phase for metering and reactive load sharing:
1 CT input (1A or 5A) for metering & Reactive Droop Compensation
1 CT input (1A or 5A) for Cross Current Compensation
± 0.25 % steady voltage regulation. True RMS sensing
(100 or 200 V -15/+20% @ 50 Hz & 120 or 240 V ± 20 % @ 60 Hz)
10V and 10Hz minimum sensing voltage and frequency
Soft start, Voltage build up with an adjustable ramp
Voltage matching (Single phase bus voltage sensing)
There are 4 modes of regulation:
AVR mode (Automatic Voltage Regulation)

VAR mode (reactive power regulation)
PF mode (Power Factor regulation)
FCR mode (Field Current Regulation)
Generator paralleling with reactive droop compensation ±10% and reactive differential
compensation (cross-current function)
OEL (Over-Excitation Limiter) and UEL (Under-Excitation Limiter) and V/Hz limitations with UF
(Under-Frequency) alarm
Set-point control:
Raise / Lower controls with adjustable set-point range of 85 – 110% for automatic
channels and 0 – 110% for the manual channel
– 20mA, 0 – 10V, or ±10V control with programmable range of adjustment and
better than 0.1% resolution
Pre-position setpoint for each regulation mode
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Auto-tracking between operating modes and between DECS 200 units
Protection functions (Field Over-voltage, field over-current, Generator over-voltage, Generator
under-voltage, loss of sensing, loss of field or exciter diode monitor)
Metering from front panel or PC for 3 x V, Ib, kVA, kVAR, kW, PF, DC volt and amps, Frequency
(Gen & Bus), A-B bus voltage
outputs relays for system control and annunciation (3 programmable contacts + 2 fixed
functions).
communications ports:
1 front RS-232 port to communicate with a PC via BESTCOMS software
1 right side panel RS-232 port to communicate with the redundant DECS 200
1 rear RS-485 port to communicate with remote terminal
Modbus protocol is used for RS-485 port
Front panel HMI with pushbuttons, LED indicators and a backlit, liquid crystal display (LCD)
Data logging and event recording
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4 Other components and their main functions
In addition, there are also other main components that are listed hereunder:
• KM01: This contactor controls the excitation ON and OFF on this system. KM01 is a 4x30A
contactor, with a 24Vdc coil. Three poles are used to control the power of the voltage regulator
DECS 200 (contacts 1 to 6). The fourth pole (contact 7-8), is used to bypass the discharge resistor
R01. If this contactor is energized (please see the section 4 for further information), the voltage
regulator will be powered, the discharge resistor R01 is bypassed and the boost circuit is enabled.
• R01: This resistor is used for the fast de-excitation of the system. When the excitation is ON, this
resistor is not included in the field circuit (no effect). When the AVR is off, R01 is inserted in the DC
output circuit of AVR DECS 200: the excitation is totally disconnected and the excitation current of
the exciter is dissipated in the discharge resistor via the free wheel diode, which is inside the DECS
200. This will cause a faster de-excitation.
• QF01: This circuit-breaker (D-Curve) is used to protect the system against over current. The output
contact, which gives the status of this MCB via KA01, is connected to terminals X1/53 to X1/55).
There is also one emission trigger connected on this MCB (see below for the explanations).
• QF01: This emission trigger (labeled QF01) is connected on the circuit-breaker QF01 (on the side).
When there is an over voltage detected by the relay OVR (VAASA), the above mentioned circuit-
breaker QF01 will open -> the excitation is OFF. If QF01 opens during operation (either by an over
voltage or by an over current), the Generator Circuit Breaker has to open thus preventing the
generator from pole slipping (under reactance).
• OVR: This over voltage relay is connected to the sensing circuit (same circuit as for the A.V.R. DECS
200). This VAASA ac relay (over voltage condition – 59 function) will be energized when the
voltage goes above the externally adjustable trip point. There is also a time delay control with an
adjustment from 50ms to 2 seconds. The output contacts for the 59 function are connected to the
trip coil of QF01
• Function 27: This under voltage relay (included into the DECS 200) is connected to the sensing
circuit. This DECS200 output programmable ac relay (under voltage condition – 27 function) will be
de-energized when the voltage goes below the externally adjustable trip point. There is also a time
delay control with an adjustment from 500ms to 10 seconds. The output contacts for the 27
function are connected to the boost contactor KM02.
• VC01 / VC02: The VC02 three-phase rectifier bridge is used to convert the AC current into a DC
current, in order to be used on the exciter field (DC current and voltage). The VC01 three-phase
rectifier bridge is used as an OR gate between DECS power circuit, Boost circuit and Field-Flashing
circuit.
• KM02: This contactor controls the short circuit for CT’s used into the Boost circuit. KM02 is rated
at 4x30A, with a 24Vdc coil. It is controlled by the DECS-200.
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• KA02 / KA03: Those relays control the regulation mode of the voltage regulator DECS-200. KA02 is
monitored by the generator circuit-breaker. When this contact is closed, KA02 will be energized.
KA03 is monitored by the line circuit-breaker. When this contact is closed, KA03 will be energized.
• KT01: This timer relay controls the field-flashing circuit which is used to build-up the excitation.
The adjustable resistor R02 is used to adapt the 24Vdc field-flashing power supply to the
excitation field.
• G01: This device is an inrush current reduction module (ICRM). It avoids all undesired trip of the
circuit breaker when the excitation contactor is closed. When the excitation is engaged, there will
be an inrush current, with an over current that may cause a circuit breaker trip.
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5 Description of the system
5.1 How to start the system
When the first start-up is made, the generator protection relays must be already connected and
tested with the secondary injection test. If there is a problem in the excitation circuit, these relays will
protect the generator and the AVR from faults. At first, some details have to be checked. You will find
hereunder some details:
Check if the external control voltage is applied on terminals X1/18 to 21 (85 to 264Vdc (45-
65hz) or 90 to 350Vdc and another 24Vdc). The DECS 200 will be energized.
Check all the connections (please refer to the electrical drawings 6-1103-91-370 sent with the
equipment).
The excitation of the generator has to be OFF, either by opening the circuit-breaker QF01 or by
closing the external contact (momentary) connected on terminal X1/33. The excitation ON
push button, connected on terminal X1/34 must not be activated. For safety reason, when the
excitation circuit-breaker is open (QF01), there is no possibility to start the system (excitation
ON). When the circuit-breaker (QF01) is closed, the operator can excite the generator
(excitation ON).
Start the engine and make sure the speed control is working properly.
Measure the voltage from the voltage sensing circuit, on terminals X1/9-10-11, as well as the
field-flashing power supply circuit on terminal X1/4-5. The voltage should be 24Vdc. If this is
not the case, the DG must be shut down and all the sensing and power circuits must be
checked.
Close the excitation circuit-breaker (QF01) and close the external contact (Excitation ON)
connected on terminal X1/34. The voltage will start to build-up. If the voltage does not
stabilize at nominal level or if it overshoots excessively, the protection relays should shut the
excitation down. If this does not happen within seconds, use the excitation circuit-breaker
(QF01) to shut down the excitation.
5.2 Other functions
If the operator wants to:
Change the setpoint of the voltage regulator DECS 200 (A01):

The contacts on terminal X1/31 (raise regulator setpoint), or on X1/32 (lower
regulation setpoint) has to be closed.
An analog input signal can be applied on terminals X1 36-67. Please note that this
setpoint can be adjusted either with a +/-10Vdc or a 4-20mA signal (be careful: only
one of those two types of signals has to be used at the same time). More, the +/- 10Vdc
can be connected to some other protective devices, like the PSS-100 (Power System
Stabilizer). If this is the case, there is no possibility to change the setpoints of the AVR’s
via another external +/-10 Vdc control voltage or 4-20mA circuit. By default, this
mounting plate is connected in order to work with a 4-20mA signal.
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Transfer from the automatic to the manual channel (FCR mode) or vice versa, the contact on
terminals X1/29 (transfer to the FCR mode – Field Current Regulation or Manual mode), or on
X1/30 (transfer to the automatic channel) has to be closed. In this mode, the generator field
excitation current will be maintained constant at the set-point in the DECS-200. Please note
that the voltage regulator DECS 200 has an internal auto-tracking between all modes. The non
active modes are tracking the active mode.
Change the regulation mode (voltage, droop, power factor or VAR control), the status of the
contacts connected between terminals X1/22-23 and X1/24-25 have to be changed. As
explained before, there are different modes of regulation. 4 of them (voltage, droop, power
factor or var control) can act on the above mentioned contacts. This changeover between all
modes can be automatically chosen by connecting the auxiliary contact from the Utility Circuit-
Breaker (DJU).
If DJU is open, the A.V.R. DECS 200 will work in droop mode (droop mode active while
the On-Line over excitation limiter is enabled and will limit if the settings are exceeded.
There is No VAR/PF regulation). If, for any reason, the auxiliary relays KA02 and KA03
are out of order: the system will work in droop mode, which is the safest method in all
operations.
If DJU is open, the generator can work in voltage mode in the case if the droop is set at
zero (AV.R. mode active while the Off-Line over excitation limiter is enabled and will
limit if the settings are exceeded. There is No Droop and No VAR/PF regulation). This
mode could be active when the external contact connected on terminal X1/28 is
closed. But for safety reason, as explained above, it is much better to keep this contact
open.
If DJU is closed, the A.V.R. DECS 200 will work either in VAR or Power Factor mode
(VAR/PF mode active while the On-Line over excitation limiter is enabled and will limit
if the settings are exceeded).
52J / 52K 52L / 52M
VOLTAGE MODE Droop set to zero

CLOSED CLOSED
(No droop, no VAR/PF) For voltage
mode
DROOP MODE CLOSED OPEN
POWER FACTOR /
OPEN OPEN
VAR MODE
Start the excitation of the generator, the contact connected to terminal X1/34 has to be
closed. There is an external contact (wired on terminals X1/51-52), which indicates the status
of the excitation control (the contact is closed when the excitation is ON and is open when the
excitation is OFF). If the excitation circuit-breaker (QF01) is open, there is no possibility to
excite the generator (QF01 has to be closed).
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De-excite the generator, the contact connected to terminal X1/33 has to be closed. Please
note that if there is an over current detected by the excitation circuit-breaker (QF01), the
system will stop automatically. If QF01 opens, the Generator Circuit-Breaker (DJA) has to open
immediately.
Activate the preposition of the AVR: by closing the contact on terminal X1/27, all the setpoints
will be changed to the predefined value. Typically, this input is connected to one auxiliary
contact on the generator circuit-breaker. When the generator circuit-breaker opens, all
setpoints are forced to the pre-position settings. This is especially helpful if FCR mode is active
and the generator is under a load. Using an auxiliary contact from DJA will force the FCR
setpoint to its preposition setting, which could be preset to the generators nominal voltage.
Reset the alarm indications annunciated on the A.V.R. DECS 200 screen, the contact connected
to terminal X1/26 has to be closed. By using the pushbuttons (left-arrow or right-arrow) on the
front panel of the DECS 200, some annunciations will appear. The following messages may
appear as annunciations on the alarm message screen :
Field Overvoltage (maintained until Reset)

Field Overcurrent (maintained until Reset)
Generator Undervoltage (maintained until Reset)
Generator Overvoltage (maintained until Reset)
Lost voltage sensing (maintained until Reset)
System below 10Hz (maintained until Reset)
Underfrequency (clears 2 seconds after end of event)
Overexcitation limit (clears 2 seconds after end of event)
Underexcitation limit (clears 2 seconds after end of event)
Once the list of annunciation messages has been viewed, it may be cleared by pressing the Reset
pushbutton (or by closing the external contact on terminal X1/26).
Use the Modbus communication employed by the DECS-200, connections on terminals X1/39-
40 have to be made. The Modbus communication uses a master-slave technique in which only
the master can initiate a transaction. This translation is called a query. When appropriate, a
slave (DECS 200) responds to the query. When a Modbus master communicates with a slave,
information is provided or requested by the master. Information residing in the DECS 200 is
grouped characteristically in categories. Those categories are mentioned inside the DECS 200
instruction manual (at the section Modbus Communication).
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5.3 Voltage sensing circuit
The sensing voltage is supplied to the A.V.R. DECS 200 through the terminals X1/9 to 10. The phase
order is very important in this circuit and if the connections are incorrect, the A.V.R. DECS 200 will sense a
wrong phase rotation. If the generator direction of rotation is in reverse, phases A and C must be flipped
in the sensing circuit to obtain the correct phase rotation (please refer to the main electrical drawing 6-
1103-91-370).
As explained before, there is an over voltage relay connected on the same circuit (OVR, relay
VAASA). This relay senses the generator voltage. If the voltage goes above the settings after a
predetermined period of time (from 0 to 10 seconds), the relay will close its contact the excitation will
shut down the generator circuit-breaker has to open immediately.
5.4 Short-circuit support
The booster circuit is not needed during normal operation. It is only needed during a network short-
circuit situation, when the line collapses and the normal A.V.R. DECS 200 power circuit cannot supply
sufficient excitation. Booster power is supplied by the current transformers that give all the necessary
current on the exciter field, through the terminals X1/1 to 3.
When the excitation contactor KM01 is not energized (excitation OFF), the current transformers are
short-circuited. If KM01 is energized (excitation ON), the auxiliary contacts from KM01 (contacts 21-22
and 31-32) are open, which will allow to the boost circuit to operate properly. Even if the contactor KM01
is active, the boost circuit will be activated only if the contactor KM02 is de-energized. KM02 is controlled
by the DECS200
5.5 Parallel operation and cross current compensation circuit
Generator sets are operated in parallel to improve fuel economy and reliability of the power supply.
Economy is improved with multiple paralleled generators by selecting only sufficient generators to carry
the load demand at any given time. By operating each generator near its full capacity, fuel is utilized
efficiently.
In order to be able to run in parallel with other units (generators), the voltage regulator DECS 200
needs to sense the reactive load of the generator. The A.V.R. DECS 200 calculates this information by
using the current transformer and the voltage sensing circuit (connected to terminals X1/16 to X1/17).
The current transformer is connected to terminals X1/16-17. Please refer to the electrical drawing for the
proper connections.
If the current transformer is not correctly wired, the voltage regulator DECS 200 will sense reactive
power flowing in the reverse direction: it will sense negative reactive power when in reality the reactive
power flow is in positive direction. An attempt to parallel two generators when one has correct polarity
and the other has reverse polarity results in a situation where the correctly connected generator will go
to a very low excitation and will probably trip due to under reactance, the other will pick-up a heavy
reactive over current in the lagging power factor.
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5.5.1 Voltage droop control
When reactive droop compensation is used to parallel two or more generators, each parallel
droop circuit is independent from the other. A typical parallel droop circuit is made of a current
transformer and a paralleling circuit (already inside the DECS 200).
Voltage droop control mode can be used either in single unit operation, in parallel operation with
other units in an island system, or in parallel operation with the utility. If, for any reason, the relay KA03
becomes out of order, the system will work into the droop mode, which is the safest method in all
operations.
The principle is the same as the AVR mode but adds a "droop" function to the regulation loop in
order to reduce the regulated voltage by a programmable percentage based on the reactive current
demanded by the generator's load. This helps in reactive load sharing between parallel connected
generators. If this mode is not desired, the droop percentage set-point in the DECS-200 can be set to zero
percent (0%).
5.5.2 Cross current compensation
By using only the current transformer (connected on the phase (A, B or C phase) on the primary
side and to terminals X1/16-17 for the secondary side), some values available via the voltage regulator
will not be correct (current, power factor, active and reactive powers). However, voltage, frequency and
field amperes displays will remain intact. In order to read correct values, another current input has been
added on the DECS 200 voltage regulator: another current transformer (exactly the same as for the
current transformer) will be connected either on the a-phase or on the c-phase. This feature is very
useful. The current transformer has to be connected on terminals X1/14-15.
The cross current mode (called sometimes reactive differential compensation) can be used in an
island system when there are several generators running in parallel and they all have DECS 200 type AVR
(also single unit operation in island is applicable).
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Interconnection of the current transformers can be seen. On generator one, the current
transformer (GEN 1) terminal with the polarity mark is connected to the current transformer (GEN 2) on
generator number two at the terminal with no polarity mark. On generator number two, the current
transformer (GEN 2) terminal with polarity mark is connected to the current transformer (GEN 1) on
generator number one at the terminal with no mark. For the reactive differential compensation (cross
current compensation) to perform properly, all of the paralleling current transformers on all of the
generators delivering power to the bus must be connected into the cross current loop.
The current transformer connected in the loop must have the same ratios so that each current
transformer supplies the same amount of current to properly cancel the voltage across the burden
resistor (rated at 1 ohm / 50 or 100 watts). In the case where different size generators are paralleled,
current transformer ratios must be changed to give approximately the same secondary current as the
other current transformer(s). Otherwise, cancellation of the currents in the cross current loop will not
occur, and the imbalance of current will force the generators to have circulating currents between them.
If several generators are connected in parallel, the following system can be used (see drawing on the
previous page).
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5.5.3 VAR/PF Regulation Mode
This mode works to maintain constant either
the reactive power or the ratio of the reactive
power to the active power exported by the
generator, compared to the regulation set-
point in the DECS-200. This mode is activated
when both generator (DJA) and utility (DJU)
breakers are closed.
Changing between VAR and Power Factor Regulation:

The DECS-200 can regulate a constant VAR production or a constant Power Factor. This selection is
made either directly on the front panel of the DECS-200 (on page 2-15 on the DECS 200 instruction
manual) or via the computer with the Basler software Bestcoms (see picture on the right).
5.6 Voltage matching circuit
The KA02 contact 11-12 is used as a safety feature to control voltage matching. DECS AVR has
automatic voltage matching feature for synchronizing built-in. If the DECS 200 sees a different voltage at
sensing terminals E1-E2-E3 (terminals X1/9-10-11) than in bus bars terminals B1-B3 (terminals X1/12-13)
it will try to match both voltages. However the AVR is designed so that it will not try to match zero voltage
and it requires the bus voltage to be within certain adjustable area before it starts matching. The normal
area is ±10% of rated voltage. When the generator breaker is closed, KA02 is energized, KA02 contact 11-
12 is open and the voltage matching is disabled. Output contacts
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5.7 Output relays #1, #2 and #3
After the installation, select the group “Protection”, then the screen “Protection options”. To enable the
protection options, select (click) on the ENABLE button (for the protection function desired).
Select the second screen labeled “Protection Settings” and enter the settings on the requested option.
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Select the third screen labeled “Relay #2 logic” and select (click) the Protection desired. Same system for
the “Relay #2 logic” screen.
Fourth, last screen: “Relay Settings”. On this screen, select the tape of the “Contact Status” and the
“Contact Type”.
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6 Commissionning
The communication port link allows the user to set additional alarm or shutdown parameters. It also
provides access and allows storing or saving all the DECS 200 functional parameters.
The DECS 200 is supplied with standard program described in the Instruction Manual.
The first operation is the configuration of DECS 200. It is mandatory to enter the right values in
DECS before any operation of the generator. Configuration of DECS 200 can be made on the mounting
plate as following:
Apply the 24Vdc voltage between terminals X1/20-21 and 85 to 264Vdc (45-65hz) or 90 to
350Vdc between terminals X1/18-19.
Select the proper operating parameters of DECS as per Instruction Manual of DECS. Do not
forget to save them in the DECS and to record them on the commissioning report.
Proceed with normal starting procedure of generator/AVR.
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7 Troubleshooting
SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Generator voltage Generator output shorted or Remove load or short circuit
does not rise overloaded
Connections between voltage During start up, measure voltage from AVR’s
transformer and AVR are poor voltage actual value terminals, excitation power
supply terminals and auxiliary voltage supply
terminals. Phase to phase voltage should be
greater than 10V in all terminals.
If voltages appear, skip the next three probable
causes and solution
Circuit breakers in voltage Close the circuit breakers and measure that circuit
transformer are open or breakers switches are in order
damaged
Contactor KM01 in AVR unit Check that contactor KM01 has voltage that is
plate is not acting needed for excitation on function, measure that
KM01’s switches are in order.
Circuit breaker QF01 in AVR Push the button in QF01 to set circuit breaker
unit plate is open ready check that QF01’s switches are in order
Excitation wires are not Connect terminals X1/6-8 from AVR unit to
connected from AVR to generator’s auxiliary terminal box. Make sure by
generator measuring the voltage that the AVR is feeding
exciter field winding.
Settings in AVR are incorrect Adjust settings in AVR so that they are according
to AVR test sheet
Generator voltage Circuit breaker QF01 in AVR Check that overcurrent setting in QF01 is about
rises but falls down unit plate is acting during xxA and overvoltage setting in overvoltage relay is
again at once or start up about 125%
voltage variation is Voltage transformer in AVR Check that voltage transformer is correctly
between 60-100% unit plate is incorrectly connected according to AVR connection diagram
at rated voltage connected
Timer relay KT01 in AVR unit Measure that KT01’s switches are in order
plate switches off the start
excitation too early
Settings in AVR are incorrect
Adjust settings in AVR so that they match AVR test
sheet
Generator voltage Running speed not up to rated Adjust rated speed
too low or too speed
high.
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Voltage adjusting AVR is in P.F. mode Change AVR to voltage mode. Refer to AVR
scale smthg else connection diagram
than ± 10% from Poor connection of voltage Measure voltage from AVRs voltage actual value
rated voltage or actual value measurement terminals. If phase to phase voltage is not 24V,
adjusting has no check the wiring from voltage transformer to
effect AVR’s terminals
Settings in AVR are incorrect Adjust settings in AVR so that they are according
to AVR test sheet
No-load voltage Voltage phase order in AVR’s Check by measuring that voltages are connected
correct, but terminals is incorrect or to AVR’s terminals in order L1, L2 and L3. The
voltage rises when current transformer for current is measured by transformer from b-phase
generator is loaded droop sensing is incorrectly and is connected to terminals X1/16-17 in order
in droop mode wired S1, S2
Reactive load no Rated voltage setting different Change voltage setting to be the same for all
equally shared between parallel operating parallel operating generators
between generators
generators
in droop mode Droop setting different Change droop setting to be the same for all
between parallel operating parallel operating generators
generators
Cross current loop operating Check wiring, operation of KA02-KA03
incorrectly.
Generator is not Voltage phase order in AVR’s Check by measuring that voltages are connected
able to supply terminals is incorrect or to AVR’s terminals in order L1, L2 and L3, the
enough reactive current transformer for current is measured by transformer from phase B
power droop sensing is incorrectly and is connected to terminals X1/16-17 in order
wired S1, S2.
Fault in exciter’s rotating Check diodes in rectifier
rectifier
Settings in AVR are incorrect
Adjust settings in AVR so that they are according
to AVR test sheet
Generator voltage Improper settings in AVR for Check that settings in AVR are according to AVR
is unstable existing network test sheet. Refer to stability adjustment procedure
in Instruction Manual
Fault in exciter’s rectifier Check diodes in rectifier
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8 Option : PMG / Auxiliary Winding / External Power Supply
8.1 Modifications that have to be made
For the power supply connection, depending of the kind of source provided, refer to the page
12/13 of the drawings.
9 Summary of modifications
Revision A: 1st issue.

Revision B: 2nd issue replace F-F contactor by a timer relay (08/11/10) + change of picture
(1§).
Revision C: 3rd issue X1 terminals number update
Revision D: 4th issue false explanations about boost circuit
VISA
P.A.E.LES PINS
67319 W ASSELONNE
Cedex – France
Tel.: +33 3 88 87 10 10
Fax: +33 3 88 87 08 08
TEST REPORT
FOR A GENERATOR
EXCITATION SYSTEM
Single DECS-200 Mounting Plate

Contents
1 Visual Inspection ........................................................................................................................................ 3

2 List of equipment used during the test: ............................................................................................... 3
3 Preliminary ................................................................................................................................................... 3
4 Control logic test ........................................................................................................................................ 4
5 Boost test ..................................................................................................................................................... 6
6 Regulation test ............................................................................................................................................ 6
6.1 Droop test ............................................................................................................................................. 7
6.2 VAR/ PF mode test ............................................................................................................................. 8
6.3 Raise / lower regulation set point .................................................................................................. 8
6.4 Voltage matching test ....................................................................................................................... 9
6.5 Alarm test ............................................................................................................................................. 9
6.6 AVR / FCR mode ................................................................................................................................. 9
7 Analog control input test .......................................................................................................................... 9
8 Relay 1 test (27T) ...................................................................................................................................... 10
8.1 Under (27T) ........................................................................................................................................ 10
8.2 OVR (Overvoltage Test) .................................................................................................................. 10
9 DECS 200 SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................... 11
10 Modbus test ........................................................................................................................................... 19
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Written and tested by: Standard single DECS 200
Cedric HANS Mounting Plate
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Revision: I S/N: W 01131197
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TEST REPORT
P/N: 6 1103 00 370 SN: W 01131197
Date: 06 / 10 / 2011 Tested by: Cédric HANS
1 Quality
Visual inspection.
Wire to wire.
2 List of equipment used during the test:

Test bench used:
G1 G2 G3 G4
Product S/N Bestcom version Firmware version

Basler A01
H 01 125 240 1.07.00 1.03.02
(DECS 200)
3 Preliminary
Open QF03.
Position Voltage or state measured Voltage or State required
Terminals X1 56 / 57 Open
Terminals X1 56 / 58 Closed
Connect on the terminals X1 18(+) and X1 19(-) a power supply 110Vdc.
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4 Control logic test
Connect on terminals X1 35/34 a push button for excitation ON.

Connect on terminals X1 35/33 a push button for excitation OFF.
Connect on terminals X1 35/27 a push button for preposition.
Connect on terminals X1 35/29 a push button to transfer to field current
regulation.
Connect on terminals X1 35/30 a push button to transfer to automatic regulation.
Connect on terminals X1 35/26 a push button to simulate Reset.
Connect on terminals X1 35/31 a push button for raise regulation set-point.
Connect on terminals X1 35/32 a push button for lower regulation set-point.
Close QF03.
Apply the power supply and verify that:
Energized
GS 01 24.0Vdc
(Ouptut 24Vdc +/-2%)
A01 Front screen ON (24Vdc
(DECS 200) on terminals B7/B8)
Terminals X1 42/43 Closed during DECS
(DECS 200 Watchdog) initialization, then open
Terminals X1 56/57 Closed
Terminals X1 56/58 Open
Push button excitation ON (X1 35/34) and verify that nothing happens.
Enter in communication whit the DECS.
Close QF01 and push excitation ON.
Push button excitation ON (X1 35/34) and verify that:
We can read “start” in
A01 operating mode and “AVR
(DECS 200) (automatic)” in metering
mode
KA01 Energized
KM01 Energized
KT01 Energized during 10s
Terminals X1 53 / 55 Open
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Droop mode: put a strap on terminal X1 22/23 (to simulate C.B 52G closed)
A01 We can read “Droop” in
(DECS 200) metering mode
K02 Energized
Close terminal X1 35/28 (droop inhibit) and verify that the DECS returns in AVR
mode. Remove the strap
Var /PF mode: put a strap on terminal X1 22 / 23 and X1 24 / 25 and set PF in

DECS 200 bestcoms( to simulate C.B 52L closed)
A 01 We can read “PF control”
(DECS 200) in metering mode
KA02 Energized
KA03 Energized
Set Var in DECS 200 bestcoms

A 01 We can read “Var control”
(DECS 200) in metering mode
KA02 Energized
KA03 Energized
Push excitation off (X1 35/33) and remove all straps and verify that:
We can read “stop” in
A01
operating mode and “Unit
(DECS 200)
is OFF” in metering mode
KM01 De-energized
KA02 De-energized
KA03 De-energized
Program the output relay 2 normally close in A01 and verify that X1 44/45 are
closed
Program the output relay 2 normally open in A01 and verify that X1 44/45 are
open
Program the output relay 3 normally close in A01 and verify that X1 46/47 are
closed
Program the output relay 3 normally open in A01 and verify that X1 46/47 are
open
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Verification of the contact report from QF02 on the terminals X1 46, 47, 48
Open QF02 and verfify that:
ClosedQF02 and verfify that:

5 Boost test
Connect the excitation X1 - 4 (F+) X1 - 5 (F-)

Connect an oscilloscope on the excitation.
Connect the boost test box on terminals X1 1/2/3.
Turn the switch of the boost test box on position 1.
Verify the following:
Signal 2.6 V
Terminals
KM01 KM02 dc, 100 Hz on Led 1 Led 2
short-circuited
oscilloscope
OFF OFF No
ON OFF No No No
ON ON No
OFF ON No
Repeat these tests with the boost test box switch in the 2 other position. .
6 Regulation test
Load the program test into the DECS 200.

Connect the measure E1/E2/E3 on output 110Vac on the terminals X1 9/10/11.
Connect the current measure on the terminals X1 16(CTB1) and X1 17(CTB2)
position 5A.
Connect the excitation on terminals X1 4 for (F+) and X1 5 for (F-)
Start generator.
Connect a power supply 3 phases on the terminals X1 6/7/8.
Adjust the power to 110Vac.
Set OVR at maximum.
Push excitation ON.
Verify that KM02 is energized.
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Measure the voltage:
Voltage or state Voltage or State required
Position
measured Min Max
Terminals E1-E2-E3
110Vac 109Vac 111Vac
on A01
Terminals 1-2-3 on
110Vac 109Vac 111Vac
OVR
Note the voltage from DECS: 400.4Vac
Note the voltage from Generator: 400Vac
Verify that the excitation voltage and the sensing is stable from 47,5Hz to 52,5Hz
6.1 Droop test
Close machine CB (X1 22/23)

Set droop to 10% in the DECS 200 bestcoms
Put an inductive load (3 X 24.4mH)
Note the voltage from DECS: 384Vac
Note the voltage from Generator: 384Vac
Test done in 50Hz +- 0.1Hz
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6.2 VAR/ PF mode test
Close Grid C.B (X1 24/25) and verify that we are synchronized on the main grid
and verify that:
Value Value from DECS power Value from Generator
factor power factor (via GPS)
PF 0.9 +/-1% 0.9 0.9
PF -0.9 +/-1% -0.9 -0.9
Open Grid C.B. (remove jumper X1 24/25)

Open Machine C.B. (remove jumper X1 22/23)
6.3 Raise / lower regulation set point
Verify that it is possible to increase and decrease the DECS 200 regulation set
point with the push buttons.
ACTION Value from DECS voltage Value from Generator
voltage
Raise (X1 31/35) 440Vac 440Vac
Lower (X1 32/35) 360Vac 360Vac
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6.4 Voltage matching test
Energize the voltage matching mode with the bestcom:

Adjust the voltage on Voltage on the DECS
terminals X1 12/13 +/- 3%
100V 360V
120V 440V
Verify that if you close machine CB, the voltage matching stops.
with 120Vac on terminals X1 12 & 13, set voltage matching OFF in DECS 200
bestcoms and close the preposition contact.
6.5 Alarm test
In Menu alarm into

metering “message
under frequency”
ON / OFF
Frequency 44.5Hz OK /
Frequency 50Hz / NO
Simulate an alarm on the DECS 200 (under voltage for example) and verify that it
is possible to reset the alarm with the push button. (X1 35/26)
6.6 AVR / FCR mode
When the LED “null balance” on the DECS 200 RE1 is illuminated, transfer to
FCR mode. (X1 35/29)
The transfer must be bump less.
Return in AVR mode (X1 35/30)
7 Analog control input test
Connect power supply -10V/+10V on terminals X1 36(+)/37(-) and verify that the
value correspond.
-10V/+10 V: (wires onA6 / A7 on RE1)
Vaux 0 2 4 6 8 10
0V/10V 400 408 416 424 432 440
Vaux 0 -2 -4 -6 -8 -10
-10V/0V 400 392 384 376 368 360
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8 Relay 1 test (27T)
Verify that, in normal operation, the relay 1 (27T FROM Decs) is open (de-
energized on trip) and the relay 1 is closed (energized on trip). The boost contactor
KM02 must be energized.
8.1 Under (27T)
Set the relay 1 from Decs200 (generator undervoltage) to trip at 360V

Decrease the generator voltage under 360Vac and verify that:
Relay 1 Open
KM02 De-energized
Increase the generator voltage over 360Vac and verify that:

Relay 1 Closed
KM02 Energized
Repeat the test with other values and with time delay
8.2 OVR (Overvoltage Test)
Set OVR over excitation to trip at 120Vac (100%) and 0 seconds

Increase the generator voltage over 400V and verify that:
Led “TRIP” is ON
OVR
(during trip)
Trips and stops the
QF01
excitation
Close QF01 and start the excitation

Decrease the generator voltage under 400Vac and verify that:
OVR Led “TRIP” is OFF
Repeat the test with other values and with time delay
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9 DECS 200 SETTINGS
************************* System Configuration *************************

System Operating Mode: Start
System Control Mode: AVR
System Operating Status: Droop
Limiter Mode: None
Underfrequency Mode: UF
Sensing Configuration: Three Phase
Generator Frequency: 50 Hz
Voltage Matching Switch: Off
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Generator PT Primary Voltage: 400 Vac
Generator PT Secondary Voltage: 110 Vac
Generator CT Primary Current: 36 Aac
Generator CT Secondary Current: 5 Aac
Bus PT Primary Voltage: 400 Vac
Bus PT Secondary Voltage: 110 Vac
Internal Tracking Enable: Enabled
Internal Tracking Time Delay: 0,1 Sec(s)
Internal Tracking Traverse Rate: 5,0 Sec(s)
External Tracking Enable: Disabled
External Tracking Time Delay: 0,1 Sec{s}
External Tracking Traverse Rate: 5,0 Sec{s}
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Generator Rated Apparent Power: 24,94 KVA
Generator Rated Power Factor: 0,80
Generator Rated Real Power: 19,95 KW
Exciter Field Rated Resistance: 18,52 Ohms
Generator Rated Voltage: 400 Vac
Generator Rated Current: 36,0 Aac
Generator Rated Field Voltage: 50,0 Vdc
Generator Rated Field Current: 2,7 Adc
Pole Ratio = Exciter Poles/Generator Poles: 0,00
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Auxiliary Input Type: Voltage
Auxiliary Input Summing Type: Inner Loop (AVR/FCR)
AVR Mode Auxiliary Input Gain: 1,00
FCR Mode Auxiliary Input Gain: 1,00
var Mode Auxiliary Input Gain: 1,00
AVR PF Auxiliary Input Gain: 1,00
Reactive Droop Compensation: 10,0 %
Cross Current Compensation Gain: 0,00 %
************************* Setting Adjustments *************************

AVR SetPoint: 400,00 Vac
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AVR Minimum Setpoint: 90,0 %
AVR Maximum Setpoint: 110,0 %
AVR Pre-position: 400,0 Vac
AVR Traverse Rate: 10 Sec(s)
AVR Pre-position Mode: Release
FCR Setpoint: 0,89 Adc
FCR Minimum Setpoint: 0,0 %
FCR Maximum Setpoint: 120,0 %
FCR Pre-position: 0,10 Adc
FCR Traverse Rate: 10 Sec(s)
FCR Pre-position Mode: Release
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var SetPoint: 0,00 kvar
var/PF Voltage Band: 10,00 %
var Minimum Setpoint: 0 % of rated VA
var Maximum Setpoint: 0 % of rated VA
var Pre-position: 0,00 kvar
var Traverse Rate: 20 Sec(s)
var Pre-position Mode: Release
PF SetPoint: 1,000
PF Maximum Setpoint (Leading): -0,800
PF Maximum Setpoint (Lagging): 0,800
PF Pre-position: 1,000
PF Traverse Rate: 20 Sec(s)
PF Pre-position Mode: Release
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Generator Voltage Soft Start Bias: 0%
Generator Voltage Soft Start Time: 2 Sec(s)
Underfrequency Setting (Corner Frequency): 47,0 Hz
Underfrequency Setting (Slope): 1,00 V/Hz
Voltage Matching Band: 20,00 % (nom.)
Voltage Matching Level (Generator to Bus): 100,0 %
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OEL Style: Summing Pt
OEL Option: Option 1
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Off-Line OEL Setting - High Current Level: 5,0 Adc
Off-Line OEL Setting - High Current Time: 10 Sec(s)
Off-Line OEL Setting - Low Current Level: 3,0 Adc
On-Line OEL Setting - High Current Level: 5,0 Adc
On-Line OEL Setting - High Current Time: 10 Sec(s)
On-Line OEL Setting - Medium Current Level: 3,0 Adc
On-Line OEL Setting - Medium Current Time: 120 Sec(s)
On-Line OEL Setting - Low Current Level: 3,0 Adc
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Takeover Limiter Off-line High Current Level: 0,0 Amps
Takeover Limiter Off-line Low Current Level: 0,0 Amps
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Takeover Limiter Off-line Timedial: 0,1
Takeover Limiter On-line High Current Level: 0,0 Amps
Takeover Limiter On-line Low Current Level: 0,0 Amps
Takeover Limiter On-line Timedial: 0,1
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UEL Curve Type Selection: Customized
UEL Curve = 1st Point kW Generate: 0 kW
UEL Curve = 1st Point kvar Absorbed: 5 kvar
UEL Curve = 2nd Point kW Generate: 1 kW
UEL Curve = 2nd Point kvar Absorbed: 4 kvar
UEL Curve = 3rd Point kW Generate: 3 kW
UEL Curve = 3rd Point kvar Absorbed: 3 kvar
UEL Curve = 4th Point kW Generate: 4 kW
UEL Curve = 4th Point kvar Absorbed: 2 kvar
UEL Curve = 5th Point kW Generate: 6 kW
UEL Curve = 5th Point kvar Absorbed: 1 kvar
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Stator Current Limiter Initial Delay: 0,0 sec
Stator Current Limit Hi Value: 0,0 Amps
Stator Current Limit Hi Time : 0,0 sec
Stator Current Limit Low Value: 0,0 Amps
***************************** Control Gains *****************************

Stability Range (Gain Table Index): 21
AVR/FCR - Proportional Gain KP: 80,0
AVR/FCR - Integral Gain KI: 1000,0
AVR/FCR - Derivative Gain KD: 2,0
AVR/FCR - Derivative Gain TD: 0,00
AVR - Loop Gain Kg: 1,0
FCR - Loop Gain Kg: 25,0
var - Integral Gain KI: 120,00
PF - Integral Gain KI: 120,0
var - Loop Gain Kg: 1,00
PF - Loop Gain Kg: 1,0
SCL Integral Gain KI: 10,0
SCL Loop Gain Kg: 1,0
OEL - Integral Gain KI: 10,0
OEL - Loop Gain Kg: 1,0
UEL Integral Gain KI: 10,0
UEL Loop Gain Kg: 2,0
Voltage Matching - Loop Gain Kg: 1,0
************************* Protection Settings *************************

Generator Overvoltage: Disabled
Generator Undervoltage: Enabled
Exciter Field Overvoltage: Disabled
Exciter Field Overcurrent: Disabled
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Exciter Open Diode: Disabled
Exciter Shorted Diode: Disabled
Loss Of Field: Disabled
Loss Of Sensing Voltage: Disabled
Loss of Sensing Time Delay: 2,0 Sec(s)
Loss of Sensing Balanced Level: 50,0 %
Loss of Sensing Unbalanced Level: 20,0 %
Transfer To FCR Mode: Disabled
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Generator Overvoltage Level: 150 Vac
Generator Overvoltage Time Delay: 5,0 Sec(s)
Generator Undervoltage Level: 362 Vac
Generator Undervoltage Time Delay: 0,5 Sec(s)
Field Overvoltage Level: 20 Vdc
Field Overvoltage Time Delay: 5,0 Sec(s)
Field Overcurrent Level: 0,1 Adc
Field Overcurrent Time Dial: 1,0
Exciter Open Diode Pickup Level Ripple: 1,8 %
Exciter Open Diode & Shorted Diode Inhibit Level: 0,0 % of rated
Exciter Open Diode Time Delay: 10,0 Sec(s)
Exciter Shorted Diode Pickup Level Ripple: 1,8 %
Exciter Shorted Diode Time Delay: 5,0 Sec(s)
Loss Of Field Level: 50 KVAR
Loss Of Field Time Delay: 9,9 Sec(s)
*********************** Output Relay #1 Settings ***********************

Relay 1 Generator Overvoltage: Disabled
Relay 1 Generator Undervoltage: Enabled
Relay 1 Exciter Field Overvoltage: Disabled
Relay 1 Exciter Field Overcurrent: Disabled
Relay 1 Loss Of Sensing Voltage: Disabled
Relay 1 System Below 10 Hz: Disabled
Relay 1 Exciter Open Diode (OD): Disabled
Relay 1 Exciter Shored Diode (SD): Disabled
Relay 1 Loss Of Field: Disabled
Relay 1 Upper Setpoint Limit: Disabled
Relay 1 Lower Setpoint Limit: Disabled
Relay 1 FCR Mode: Disabled
Relay 1 Overexcitation: Disabled
Relay 1 Underexcitation: Disabled
Relay 1 UF or V/Hz: Disabled
Relay 1 Stator Current Limiter: Disabled
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Relay 1 Contact Status: Normally Closed
Relay 1 Contact Type: Maintained
Relay 1 Momentary Time: 0,10 Sec(s)
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Relay 2 Generator Undervoltage: Disabled
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Relay 2 Contact Status: Normally Open

Relay 3 Generator Undervoltage: Disabled
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Relay 3 Contact Status: Normally Open
***************************** Data Logging *****************************

Data Logging: Enabled
Pre-Trig Points: 0
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Sample Interval: 0,016 Sec(s)
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Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) Stop: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) Start: Enabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) 52 L/M: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) AVR (Auto): Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) Preposition: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) FCR (Manual): Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) Secondary Enable: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) 52 J/K (var/PF): Disabled
Logic Triggers (Contact Inputs) Alarm Reset: Disabled
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Logic Triggers (Relay Outputs) Relay 1: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Relay Outputs) Stop / Start: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Relay Outputs) Watchdog: Disabled
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Logic Triggers (Alarms) Exciter Field Over Voltage: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Exciter Field Over Current: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Generator Under Voltage: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Exciter Open Diode (OD): Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Generator Over Voltage: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Under Frequency: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Over Excitation Limit: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Exciter Shorted Diode (SD): Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Under Excitation Limit: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) FCR Mode: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Loss Of Sensing: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Loss Of Field: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Setpoint Lower Limit: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Setpoint Upper Limit: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) System Below 10 Hz: Disabled
Logic Triggers (Alarms) Stator Current Limit: Disabled
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Logic Triggers (System Status) Stop / Start: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Soft Start: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Underfrequency: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Control: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Operating: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Load Compensation: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Limiter: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Voltage Matching: No Trigger
Logic Triggers (System Status) Auto Tracking: No Trigger
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Generator Voltage Vab Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Voltage Vab Trigger Direction: No Trigger
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Generator Voltage Vab Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Voltage Vab Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Voltage Vbc Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Voltage Vbc Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Voltage Vbc Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Voltage Vbc Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Voltage Vca Logging Enable: Logged
Generator Voltage Vca Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Voltage Vca Lower Threshold: 0,20 Per Unit
Generator Voltage Vca Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Average L-L Voltage Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Average Voltage L-L Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Average Voltage L-L Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Average Voltage L-L Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Current Ib Amps Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Current Ib Amps Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Current Ib Amps Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Current Ib Amps Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Apparent Power KVA Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Apparent Power KVA Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Apparent Power KVA Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Apparent Power KVA Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Real Power KW Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Real Power KW Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Real Power KW Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Real Power KW Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Reactive Power Kvar Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Reactive Power Kvar Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Reactive Power Kvar Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Generator Reactive Power Kvar Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Generator Power Factor (PF) Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Power Factor PF Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Power Factor PF Lower Threshold: 0,00 PF
Generator Power Factor PF Upper Threshold: 0,00 PF
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Generator Frequency Hertz Logging Enable: Not Logged
Generator Frequency Hertz Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Generator Frequency Hertz Lower Threshold: 0,00 Hertz
Generator Frequency Hertz Upper Threshold: 0,00 Hertz
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Bus Frequency Hertz Logging Enable: Not Logged
Bus Frequency Hertz Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Bus Frequency Hertz Lower Threshold: 0,00 Hertz
Bus Frequency Hertz Upper Threshold: 0,00 Hertz
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Bus Voltage Logging Enable: Not Logged
Bus Voltage Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Bus Voltage Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Bus Voltage Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Exciter Field Voltage Logging Enable: Not Logged
Exciter Field Voltage Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Exciter Field Voltage Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Exciter Field Voltage Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Exciter Field Current Logging Enable: Logged
Exciter Field Current Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Exciter Field Current Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Exciter Field Current Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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var/PF Controller Output Logging Enable: Not Logged
var/PF Controller Output Trigger Direction: No Trigger
var/PF Controller Output Lower Threshold: 0
var/PF Controller Output Upper Threshold: 0
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VI Phase Angle Logging Enable: Not Logged
VI Phase Angle Trigger Direction: No Trigger
VI Phase Angle Lower Threshold: 0,00 Deg.
VI Phase Angle Upper Threshold: 0,00 Deg.
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Auxiliary Input Voltage Logging Enable: Not Logged
Auxiliary Input Voltage Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Auxiliary Input Voltage Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Auxiliary Input Voltage Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Crosscurrent Input for Load Comp. Logging Enable: Not Logged
Crosscurrent Input For Load Comp. Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Crosscurrent Input For Load Comp. Lower Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
Crosscurrent Input For Load Comp. Upper Threshold: 0,00 Per Unit
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Control Output Logging Enable: Not Logged
Control Output: No Trigger
Control Output Lower Threshold: 0
Control Output Upper Threshold: 0
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Internal PID Integrator State Logging Enable: Not Logged
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Internal PID Integrator State: No Trigger
Internal PID Integrator State Lower Threshold: 0
Internal PID Integrator State Upper Threshold: 0
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Auto Tracking Output Logging Enable: Not Logged
Auto Tracking Output Trigger Direction: No Trigger
Auto Tracking Output Lower Threshold: 0
Auto Tracking Output Upper Threshold: 0
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AVR Error Signal Logging Enable: Not Logged
AVR Error Signal: No Trigger
AVR Error Signal Lower Threshold: 0
AVR Error Signal Upper Threshold: 0
10 Modbus test
Connect on terminals X1 39(A) & 40 (B), the RS 485 Modbus slave

communication bus.
Check if you can verify the communication speed from DECS RE1 and its
address.
Change the com 1 communication speed (address 48163) from the module and
control if you can read the new value.
Reset DECS Note All SN : Stickers OVR KT01

NO Minimum at 2s Di 10s
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P.A.E.LES PINS
67319 WASSELONNE
Cedex – France
Tel.: +33 3 88 87 10 10
Fax: +33 3 88 87 08 08
INSTRUCTION MANUALS FOR

EQUIPMENT INCLUDED
INTO A GENERATOR EXCITATION SYSTEM

DECS 200 Mounting Plate
FOR
INRUSH CURRENT
REDUCTION MODULE
ICRM-7, ICRM-15
INTRODUCTION
The Inrush Current Reduction Module (ICRM) prevents damage to a protected voltage regulator during power-up
by limiting inrush current to a safe level. Without inrush protection, the inrush current is limited only by the level of
the power source impedance. The lower the impedance, the greater the risk of damaging the regulator from
excessive inrush current. Devices with a pulse-width modulated (PWM) power stage are especially vulnerable to
high inrush current due to a large amount of capacitance inherent to the design. However, voltage regulators that
use SCR-type power stages do not require the protection of an ICRM since these regulators do not have a large
amount of capacitance in the power stage.
When a voltage regulator with a PWM power stage is energized, the ICRM limits the inrush current by adding a
high level of resistance in series with the voltage regulator power input. Once the inrush current subsides, the
series resistance diminishes quickly to allow nominal, steady-state current flow.
APPLICATION
Applications where a voltage regulator is powered by a permanent magnet generator (PMG), auxiliary winding, or
generator output (shunt fed) usually do not require the protection of an ICRM. These sources usually have a
higher source impedance which inherently minimizes inrush current. Also, these sources are typically connected
directly to the voltage regulator with no interposing relays, contactors, or switches. If this is the case, then no
inrush occurs since the source voltage ramps up to its rated value.
However, if rated or near rated voltage is applied to the voltage regulator, then some amount of inrush current is
expected and an ICRM should be considered. Typically, voltage regulators in these applications receive power
from a station service bus that is switched by a relay or contactor. Applications where a PWM type voltage
regulator is powered by a low-impedance source need an ICRM to minimize the amount of inrush current.
To summarize, if the voltage that powers the voltage regulator ramps up to nominal as the generator comes up to
rated speed, then an ICRM is not needed. If this is not the case, an ICRM should be used. If you are unsure
whether your application requires an ICRM, contact Basler Electric Technical Sales Support for assistance.
ICRM Versions
Two versions of the ICRM are available. Each version is uniquely suited to protect a specific family of Basler
Electric products. Table 1 lists each ICRM model, its part number, and the compatible products.
Table 1. ICRM Cross-Reference

Model Number Part Number Compatible Products
ICRM-7 9387900103 DECS-100
ICRM-15 9387900104 AVC63-12, AVC125-10, DECS-200
CAUTION
If operating power is removed from an energized ICRM, a minimum interval of
five minutes should elapse before operating power is restored. This cool-down
interval allows the ICRM to regain its ability to limit inrush current.
SPECIFICATIONS
The following electrical and physical specifications, type tests, and certifications apply to the ICRM.
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Electrical Specifications
Input Voltage: 90 to 277 Vac, 90 to 300 Vdc
Input Frequency: dc, 50 to 420 Hz
Input Current
ICRM-7: 9 Aac
ICRM-15: 18 Aac
Power Dissipation: 25 W
Physical Specifications
Temperature
Operating: –25 to 70°C (–13 to 158°F)
Storage: –40 to 70°C (–40 to 158°F)
Dimensions: Refer to Figure 1
Weight: 227 g (8 oz)
Type Tests
Dielectric: Withstands 2,000 Vac for one minute in accordance with IEC 60255-5.
Shock: Withstands 15 G in three perpendicular planes in accordance with IEC 60255-21-1.
Vibration: Tested in accordance with IEC 60255-21-2. Withstands 2 G in each of three mutually
perpendicular axes, swept over the range of 10 to 500 Hz for a total of six sweeps, 15
minutes each sweep.
Humidity: Qualified to IEC 68-1, IEC 68-2-28.
Certifications
UL Recognition: cURus recognition per UL Standard 508 and CSA Standard C22.2 No. 14.
CE Qualification: This product meets or exceeds the standards required for distribution in the European
community.
INSTALLATION
The ICRM may be installed in any environment where the conditions do not exceed the capabilities listed in the
Specifications section.
Mounting
For maximum cooling, the ICRM should be mounted on a vertical surface and oriented so that the ventilation
holes are located at the top and bottom of the unit.
CAUTION
Case may become hot during operation.
Figure 1 shows the ICRM mounting dimensions. Mounting dimensions are identical for both ICRM models.
Dimensions are shown in inches with millimeters in parenthesis.
Connections
Figure 2 illustrates typical connections for an application using single-phase operating power. The ICRM is not
phase sensitive. Figure 3 illustrates typical connections for an application using three-phase operating power.
Table 2 lists the terminal connections for each voltage regulator that is compatible with the ICRM.
Table 2. ICRM Terminals Cross-Reference
ICRM Output Terminals
Voltage Regulator A-OUT B-OUT C-OUT
AVC63-12, AVC125-10 26 28 30
DECS-100 3 4 5
DECS-200 C2 C3 C4
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Wiring requirements are subject to the specifications of the voltage regulator. Refer to the appropriate device
instruction manual for wire sizing, fuse recommendations, and terminal designations.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The ICRM contains no serviceable components. Replacement of the ICRM is recommended in the event of a
failure.
If the protected device is not receiving operating power, check the following:
• Verify that the ICRM connections between the power source and voltage regulator are correct.
• Confirm that the voltage supplied by the power source is sufficient to energize the voltage regulator.
If operating power is applied to the input terminals of the ICRM but voltage is not present at the output terminals,
remove operating power, disconnect all ICRM wiring, and perform the following procedure.
1. Connect a suitable ohmmeter across the A-IN and A-OUT terminals. The resistance measured across the IN
and OUT terminals should be approximately 2.0 ohms for the ICRM-7 and 0.5 ohms for the ICRM-15. If an
open circuit or short circuit is detected, the ICRM should be replaced.
2. Repeat Step 1 for the B-IN and B-OUT pair of terminals and the C-IN and C-OUT pair of terminals.
Figure 1. ICRM Dimensions
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Figure 2. Typical ICRM Connections, 1-Phase Operating Power
Figure 3. Typical ICRM Connections, 3-Phase Operating Power
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VPU 3CB110
Overvoltage relay
User manual
VPU 3CB110 Overvoltage relay VAMP Ltd
User manual
2 VAMP 24h support phone : +358 (0)20 753 3264 VM3CB110.EN001

VAMP Ltd Overvoltage relay VPU 3CB110
User manual
General
• Three phase over voltage relay. Nominal voltage 110 Vline.
• Sensitive to line voltage. Independent of phase voltage e.g.
during earth-fault. The measuring is based on peak values
which are scaled to rms values.
• Independent of phase order.
• A green LED indicator for power on and a red LED for trip
indication.
VPU 3CB110
ON
TRIP
150
130
U>/V 110
2
1
t>/s 0.05
VY 010A
Figure 1. Front panel of VPU 3CB110
Inputs
• Three terminals for line voltages. Range: 100 Vac ... 175 Vac.
40 … 100 Hz. The one second maximum input voltage is 275
Vac.
• Auxiliary power is taken from inputs L1, L2 and L3. At least
one of the line voltages must exceed 100 Vac to ensure the
power supply for the device.
The power consumption is less than 3 VA.
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Output contacts
• One change over contact.
• Nominal load: 8 A/230 Vac. Max. switching power: 2 kVA.
Over voltage function

• Trip level setting range: 110 Vac ... 150 Vac.
• Trip level setting accuracy: 5 %.
• Temperature drift of the trip level: 5 % within the specified
temperature range.
• Operating time setting range: 50 ms … 2 s.
Guaranteed minimum delay with at least 10 V overvoltage:
25 ... 50 ms.
Guaranteed maximum delay with at least 10 V overvoltage:
1.6 ... 3.5 s.
At cold start, with one line voltage only, the shortest delay
may be prolonged to 80 ms.
At cold start the longest delay may actually be shortened
down to 1200 ms.
• Voltage hysteresis: 8 … 3Vac.
Mounting
• The connections must be done without any applied voltage
• EN 50 022 top hat rail, 35 mm.
• Dimensions: W x H x D = 22.5 x 79 x 85.5 mm
Environmental conditions
• Ambient temperature: -10°C … +55°C
• Mass of the device: 80 g.

User manual
Test voltages
EMC tests
The device fulfils the following parts of EMC-directive
89/336/EEC:
• EN 50081-1 (1992) Generic emission standard
EN 55022 Class B (August 1994) Conducted emission
• EN 50082-2 (1995) Generic immunity standard

EN 61000-4-2 (March 1995) Electrostatic discharge
immunity, 2..8 kV
EN 61000-4-4 (March 1995) Fast transient, 2 kV
EN 61000-4-3 (September 1996) RF field, 10 V/m
ENV 50204 (March 1995) GSM immunity, 10 V/m
EN 61000-4-6 (July 1996) Conducted RF, 10 Vrms
Insulation tests
IEC 60664-1 (1992) 2000 Vrms 50 Hz, 1
minute between terminal
groups“4&5&6”and
“1&2&3”
Figure 2. Block diagram of the VPU 3CB110 overvoltage relay.

User manual
Ordering code
VPU 3CB110 Overvoltage relay
Reference information
Manufacturer & Service:
VAMP Ltd
P.O.Box 810
FIN-65101 Vaasa, Finland
Visiting address: Yrittäjänkatu 15
Phone: +358 (0)20 753 3200
Fax: +358 (0)20 753 3205
24h support: +358 20 753 3264
Email: vamp@vamp.fi
URL: http://www.vamp.fi

User manual

We reserve the rights to changes without prior notice
VAMP Ltd Street address: Yrittäjänkatu 15 Phone: +358 20 753 3200

Post address: Fax: +358 20 753 3205
P.O.Box 810, FIN 65101 Vaasa, Internet: www.vamp.fi
Finland Email: vamp@vamp.fi
VM3CB110.EN001
85 Series - Miniature plug-in timers 7 - 10 A
Features 85.02 85.03 85.04
Plug-in timer
85.02 - 2 Pole 10 A
85.03 - 3 Pole 10 A
85.04 - 4 Pole 7 A
• Multifunctions
• Seven time scales, from 0.05s to 100h
• 94 series sockets
• 2 pole, 10 A • 3 pole, 10 A • 4 pole, 7 A

• AC/DC supply non polarized • AC/DC supply non polarized • AC/DC supply non polarized
• Plug-in for use with 94 series • Plug-in for use with 94 series • Plug-in for use with 94 series
sockets sockets sockets
AI: On-delay AI: On-delay AI: On-delay

DI: Interval DI: Interval DI: Interval
SW: Symmetrical flasher SW: Symmetrical flasher SW: Symmetrical flasher
(starting pulse on) (starting pulse on) (starting pulse on)
GI: Pulse delayed GI: Pulse delayed GI: Pulse delayed
FOR UL HORSEPOWER AND PILOT DUTY RATINGS Wiring diagram Wiring diagram Wiring diagram
SEE “General technical information” page V (without signal START) (without signal START) (without signal START)
Contact specification
Contact configuration 2 CO (DPDT) 3 CO (3PDT) 4 CO (4PDT)
Rated current/Maximum peak current A 10/20 10/20 7/15
Rated voltage/Maximum switching voltage V AC 250/400 250/400 250/250
Rated load AC1 VA 2,500 2,500 1,750
Rated load AC15 (230 V AC) VA 500 500 350
Single phase motor rating (230 V AC) kW 0.37 0.37 0.125
Breaking capacity DC1: 30/110/220 V A 10/0.25/0.12 10/0.25/0.12 7/0.25/0.12
Minimum switching load mW (V/mA) 300 (5/5) 300 (5/5) 300 (5/5)
Standard contact material AgNi AgNi AgNi
Supply specification
Nominal voltage (UN) V AC (50/60 Hz) 230…240 230…240 230…240
V AC/DC 12 - 24 - 48 - 110…125 (non polarized)
Rated power AC/DC V AC (50 Hz)/W 2/2 2/2 2/2
Operating range AC (0.85…1.1)UN (0.85…1.1)UN (0.85…1.1)UN
DC (0.85…1.1)UN (0.85…1.1)UN (0.85…1.1)UN
Technical data
Specified time range (0.05…1)s, (0.5…10)s, (5…100)s, (0.5…10)min, (5…100)min, (0.5…10)h, (5…100)h
Repeatability % ±2 ±2 ±2
Recovery time ms ≤ 20 ≤ 20 ≤ 20
Minimum control impulse ms — — —
Setting accuracy-full range % ±5 ±5 ±5
Electrical life at rated load in AC1 cycles 200 · 103 200 · 103 150 · 103
Ambient temperature range °C –20…+60 –20…+60 –20…+60
Protection category IP 40 IP 40 IP 40
Approvals (according to type)
1
Ordering information
Example: 85 series timer, 4 CO (4PDT), 24 V AC/DC supply voltage, AI, DI, GI, SW functions.
8 5 . 0 4 . 0 . 0 2 4 . 0 0 0 0
Series Supply voltage
Type 012 = 12 V AC/DC
0 = Multifunction (AI, DI, GI, SW)* 024 = 24 V AC/DC
* AI = On-delay 048 = 48 V AC/DC
DI = Interval 125 = (110…125)V AC/DC
GI = Pulse delayed 240 = (230…240)V AC
SW = Symmetrical flasher (starting pulse on) Supply version
No. of poles 0 = AC (50/60 Hz)/DC
2 = 2 pole - 10 A 8 = AC (50/60 Hz) for 240 V only
3 = 3 pole - 10 A
4 = 4 pole - 7 A
Technical data
Insulation
Dielectric strength 85.02, 85.03 85.04
between input and output circuit V AC 2,000 2,000
between open contacts V AC 1,000 1,000
between adjacent contacts V AC 2,000 1,550
Insulation (1.2/50 µs) between input and output kV 6 4
EMC specifications
Type of test Reference standard
Electrostatic discharge contact discharge EN 61000-4-2 n.a.
air discharge EN 61000-4-2 8 kV
Radio-frequency electromagnetic field (80 ÷ 1000 MHz) EN 61000-4-3 15 V/m
Fast transients (burst) (5-50 ns, 5 kHz) on Supply terminals EN 61000-4-4 4 kV
Surges (1.2/50 µs) on common mode EN 61000-4-5 4 kV
Supply terminals differential mode EN 61000-4-5 2 kV
Radio-frequency common mode (0.15 ÷ 80 MHz) on Supply terminals EN 61000-4-6 10 V
Power-frequency (50 Hz) EN 61000-4-8 30 A/m
Radiated and conducted emission EN 55022 class B
Other data
Power lost to the environment without contact current W 1.6
with rated current W 3.7 (85.02) 4.7 (85.03) 3.6 (85.04)
Times scales
NOTE: time scales and functions must be set before energising the timer.
2
Functions
U = Supply Supply NO (SPDT-NO) Contacts
voltage LED Closed
voltage output contact Open
= Output
contact OFF Open x1 - x4 x1 - x2
ON Open x1 - x4 x1 - x2
Open
ON x1 - x4 x1 - x2
(Timing in Progress)
ON Closed x1 - x2 x1 - x4
Wiring diagram Type: 85.02, 85.03, 85.04
(AI) On-delay.
Apply power to timer.
Output contacts transfer after preset time has elapsed.
Reset occurs when power is removed.
(DI) Interval.
85.02
Output contacts transfer immediately.
After the preset time has elapsed, contacts reset.
(GI) Pulse delayed.

Apply power to timer. Output contacts transfer after
preset time has elapsed. Reset occurs after a fixed
85.03 time of 0.5s.
(SW) Symmetrical flasher (starting pulse on).

Output contacts transfer immediately and cycle
between ON and OFF for as long as power is applied.
The ratio is 1:1 (time on = time off).
85.04
U = Supply voltage Signal ON Pulse

On mometary closure of Signal Switch (S) > 50 ms,
S = Signal switch
the output contacts transfer and remain so (with
Uc = Supply voltage self-holding on contact 11-14) for the duration of the
to the timer preset delay, after which they reset.
11-14 = Self-holding
contact
= Output contact
3
94 Series - Sockets and accessories for 85 series timers
Screw terminal (Box clamp) socket 94.02 94.02.0 94.03 94.03.0 94.04 94.04.0
panel or 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount Blue Black Blue Black Blue Black
For timer type 85.02 85.03 85.04
Accessories
94.04 Metal retaining clip (supplied with timer) 094.81
Approvals 6-way jumper link 094.06 094.06.0 094.06 094.06.0 094.06 094.06.0
(according to type): Identification tag 094.00.4
Technical data
Rated values 10 A - 250 V
Dielectric strength 2 kV AC
Protection category IP 20
Ambient temperature °C –40…+70
Screw torque Nm 0.5
Wire strip length mm 8
Max. wire size for 94.02, 94.03 and 94.04 sockets solid wire stranded wire
2
mm 1x6 / 2x2.5 1x4 / 2x2.5
AWG 1x10 / 2x14 1x12 / 2x14
6-way jumper link for 94.02, 94.03 and 94.04 sockets 094.06 (blue) 094.06.0 (black)
094.06
Screwless terminal socket 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount 94.54.1 (blue) 94.54.10 (black)
For timer type 85.02, 85.04
Accessories
Metal retaining clip 094.81
94.54.1 Technical data
Approvals
(according to type):
Max. wire size for 94.54.1 socket solid wire stranded wire
mm2 2x(0.2…1.5) 2x(0.2…1.5)
AWG 2x(24…18) 2x(24…18)
4
Screw terminal (Plate clamp) socket 94.72 94.72.0 94.73 94.73.0 94.74 94.74.0
panel or 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount Blue Black Blue Black Blue Black
For timer type 85.02 85.03 85.02, 85.04
Accessories
94.74 Metal retaining clip (supplied with timer) 094.81
Approvals Screw terminal socket 94.82 94.82.0
(according to type):
panel or 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount Blue Black
For timer type 85.02 85.02
Accessories
Metal retaining clip (supplied with timer) 094.81
Technical data
94.82 Screw torque Nm 0.5
Approvals Wire strip length mm 8 (94.72, 94.73, 94.74) 9 (94.82)
(according to type): Max. wire size for 94.72, 94.73, 94.74 solid wire stranded wire
and 94.82 sockets mm2 1x2.5 / 2x1.5 1x2.5 / 2x1.5
AWG 1x14 / 2x16 1x14 / 2x16
94.72 94.73 94.74
94.82
5
Screw terminal (Box clamp) socket 94.82.3 94.82.30 94.84.3 94.84.30

panel or 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount Blue Black Blue Black
For timer type 85.02 85.02, 85.04
Accessories
94.84.3
6-way jumper link 094.06 094.06.0 094.06 094.06.0
Approvals
Screw terminal (Box clamp) socket 94.84.2 94.84.20
panel or 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount Blue Black
For timer type 85.02, 85.04
Accessories
6-way jumper link 094.06 094.06.0
94.84.2
Identification tag 094.80.2
Technical data
Approvals
(according to type): Rated values 10 A - 250 V
Screw torque Nm 0.5
Max. wire size for 94.82.3, 94.84.3 solid wire stranded wire
2
and 94.84.2 sockets mm 1x6 / 2x2.5 1x4 / 2x2.5
AWG 1x10 / 2x14 1x12 / 2x14
94.84.3
94.84.2
6-way jumper link for 94.82.3, 94.84.3 and 94.84.2 sockets 094.06 (blue) 094.06.0 (black)
094.06
6
Screw terminal (Box clamp) socket 94.92.3 94.92.30 94.94.3 94.94.30

panel or 35 mm rail (EN 60715) mount Blue Black Blue Black
For timer type 85.02 85.02, 85.04
Accessories
94.94.3
Approvals 6-way jumper link 094.06 094.06.0 094.06 094.06.0
Technical data
Screw torque Nm 0.5
Max. wire size for 94.92.3 and 94.94.3 sockets solid wire stranded wire
mm2 1x6 / 2x2.5 1x4 / 2x2.5
AWG 1x10 / 2x14 1x12 / 2x14
6-way jumper link for 94.92.3 and 94.94.3 sockets 094.06 (blue) 094.06.0 (black)
094.06
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QUINT-PS/ 1AC/24DC/ 5
Order No.: 2866750
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DIN rail power supply unit 24 V DC/5 A, primary switched-mode, 1-
phase. The SFB technology (Selective Fuse Breaking Technology)
can now also be used to trigger standard power circuit breakers
reliably and quickly.
Product notes
WEEE/RoHS-compliant since:
Commercial data 19/03/2007
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information and data, please refer
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Product description
QUINT POWER power supply units – Maximum system availability with SFB technology
Compact power supply units of the new QUINT POWER generation maximize the availability of your system. With the
SFB technology (Selective Fuse Breaking Technology), six times the nominal current for 12 ms, even the standard power
circuit-breakers can now also be triggered reliably and quickly. Faulty current paths are switched off selectively, the fault
is located and important system parts continue to operate. Comprehensive diagnostics are provided through constant
monitoring of output voltage and current. This preventive function monitoring visualizes critical operating modes and
reports them to the control unit before an error can occur.
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Technical data
Input data
Nominal input voltage 100 V AC ... 240 V AC
AC input voltage range 85 V AC ... 264 V AC
DC input voltage range 90 V DC ... 350 V DC
Short-term input voltage 300 V AC
AC frequency range 45 Hz ... 65 Hz
DC frequency range 0 Hz
Current consumption Approx. 1.2 A (120 V AC)
Approx. 0.6 A (230 V AC)
Inrush surge current < 15 A (typical)
Power failure bypass > 30 ms (120 V AC)
> 30 ms (230 V AC)
Input fuse 5 A (slow-blow, internal)
Permissible backup fuse B6
B10
B16
Type of protection Transient surge protection
Protective circuit/component Varistor
Output data
Nominal output voltage 24 V DC ±1%
Setting range of the output voltage 18 V DC ... 29.5 V DC (> 24 V constant capacity)
Output current 5 A (-25°C ... 60°C, UOUT = 24 V DC)
7.5 A (with POWER BOOST, -25°C ... 40°C permanently, UOUT =
24 V DC)
30 A (SFB technology, 12 ms)
Magnetic fuse tripping C2
Derating 60 °C ... 70 °C (2.5%/K)
Connection in parallel Yes, for redundancy and increased capacity
Connection in series Yes
Control deviation < 1 % (change in load, static 10% ... 90%)
< 2 % (change in load, dynamic 10% ... 90%)
< 0.1 % (change in input voltage ±10%)
Residual ripple < 40 mVPP (with nominal values)
Maximum power dissipation idling 3W

Power loss nominal load max. 15 W
General data
Width 40 mm
Height 130 mm
Depth 125 mm
Width with alternative assembly 122 mm
Height with alternative assembly 130 mm
43 mm
Net weight 0.7 kg
Efficiency > 90 % (for 230 V AC and nominal values)
Insulation voltage input/output 4 kV AC (type test)
2 kV AC (routine test)
Degree of protection IP20
Protection class I
MTBF (IEC 61709, SN 29500) > 500000 h
Ambient temperature (operation) -25 °C ... 70 °C (> 60 °C derating)
Ambient temperature (storage/transport) -40 °C ... 85 °C
Max. permissible relative humidity (operation) ≤ 95 % (at 25 °C, no condensation)
Mounting position horizontal DIN rail NS 35, EN 60715
Assembly instructions Can be aligned: 5 mm horizontally, 15 mm next to active
components, 5 cm vertically
Electromagnetic compatibility Conformance with EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
Noise emission EN 50081-2
Noise immunity EN 61000-6-2:2005
Low Voltage Directive Conformance with LV directive 2006/95/EC
Standard – Electrical equipment of machines EN 60204
Standard - Safety of transformers IEC 61558-2-17
Standard - Electrical safety IEC 60950/VDE 0805 (SELV)
Shipbuilding approval Germanischer Lloyd (EMC 2), ABS, LR, RINA, NK, DNV, BV
Standard – Electronic equipment for use in EN 50178/VDE 0160 (PELV)
electrical power installations and their assembly
into electrical power installations
Standard – Safety extra-low voltage IEC 60950-1 (SELV) and EN 60204 (PELV)
Standard - Safe isolation DIN VDE 0100-410
DIN VDE 0106-1010
Standard – Protection against electric shock DIN 57100-410

Standard – Protection against shock currents, DIN VDE 0106-101

basic requirements for protective separation in
electrical equipment
Standard – Limitation of mains harmonic currents EN 61000-3-2
Standard – Equipment safety GS (tested safety)
Standard - Approval for medical use IEC 60601
Approval - requirement of the semiconductor SEMI F47-0706 Compliance Certificate
industry with regard to mains voltage dips
Certificate CB Scheme
UL approvals UL Listed UL 508
UL/C-UL Recognized UL 60950
UL listed ANSI/ISA-12.12.01 class I, division 2, groups A, B, C, D
DeviceNet approval TM
DeviceNet Power Supply Conformance Tested
Connection data, input

Type of connection Pluggable screw connection
Conductor cross section solid min. 0.2 mm²
Conductor cross section solid max. 2.5 mm²
Conductor cross section stranded min. 0.2 mm²
Conductor cross section stranded max. 2.5 mm²
Conductor cross section AWG/kcmil min. 20
Conductor cross section AWG/kcmil max 12
Stripping length 7 mm
Screw thread M3
Connection data, output

Type of connection Pluggable screw connection
Stripping length 7 mm
Signaling
Output name DC OK active
Output description UOUT > 0.9 x UN: High signal

Maximum inrush current min. 20 mA (short-circuit resistant)

Continuous load current ≤ 20 mA
Status display UOUT > 0.9 x UN: "DC OK" LED green
Note on status display UOUT < 0.9 x UN: Flashing "DC OK" LED
IOUT < IN: LED ON
Tightening torque, min 0.5 Nm
Tightening torque max 0.6 Nm
Screw thread M3
Output name DC OK floating
Output description Relay contact, UOUT > 0.9 x UN: Contact closed
Maximum switching voltage ≤ 30 V AC/DC
Maximum inrush current ≤1A
Continuous load current ≤1A
Status display UOUT > 0.9 x UN: "DC OK" LED green
Note on status display UOUT < 0.9 x UN: Flashing "DC OK" LED
Output name POWER BOOST, active
Output description IOUT < IN: High signal
Maximum inrush current min. 20 mA (short-circuit resistant)
Continuous load current ≤ 20 mA
Status display IOUT > IN: LED "BOOST" yellow
Certificates
Certification ABS, BV, CB, CSA, CUL, DNV, GL, GOST, LR, NK, UL, UL
Listed
Certification Ex: CUL-EX LIS, UL-EX LIS

Accessories
Item Designation Description
General
2938196 QUINT-PS-ADAPTERS7/1 Assembly adapter for QUINT-PS... power supply on S7-300 rail
2320076 QUINT-PS/FAN/4 The fan for QUINT-PS/1AC and .../3AC power supply units can be
mounted without the need for tools or other accessories. By using
the fan, optimum cooling is ensured at high ambient temperatures
or if the mounting position is rotated.
2938235 UWA 182/52 Universal wall adapter
Drawings
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Halesfield 13
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Phone 01952 681 700
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DOCUMENTATION FOR A GENERATOR

BASLER REFERENCE NUMBER 6-1103-00-370

BASLER REFERENCE NUMBER 6-1103-00-370

Single DECS-200 standard Mounting Plate

3 AVR FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................................5

4 OTHER COMPONENTS AND THEIR MAIN FUNCTIONS....................................................................................7

5 DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM .........................................................................................................................9

5.1 How to start the system ......................................................................................................................................9

5.2 Other functions ...................................................................................................................................................9

5.3 Voltage sensing circuit .....................................................................................................................................12

5.4 Short-circuit support .........................................................................................................................................12

5.5 Parallel operation and cross current compensation circuit ..............................................................................12

5.6 Voltage matching circuit ...................................................................................................................................15

5.7 Output relays #1, #2 and #3 .............................................................................................................................16

8 OPTION : PMG / AUXILIARY WINDING / EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY ..........................................................21

8.1 Modifications that have to be made .................................................................................................................21

9 SUMMARY OF MODIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................21

1 A.V.R. (Automatic Voltage Regulator) DECS 200

There are 4 modes of regulation:

AVR mode (Automatic Voltage Regulation)

5.1 How to start the system

5.2 Other functions

If the operator wants to:

Change the setpoint of the voltage regulator DECS 200 (A01):

52J / 52K 52L / 52M

VOLTAGE MODE Droop set to zero

Field Overvoltage (maintained until Reset)

5.4 Short-circuit support

5.5 Parallel operation and cross current compensation circuit

5.5.2 Cross current compensation

Changing between VAR and Power Factor Regulation:

5.6 Voltage matching circuit

SYMPTOM PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION

8.1 Modifications that have to be made

Revision A: 1st issue.

BASLER REFERENCE NUMBER 6-1103-00-370

Single DECS-200 Mounting Plate

1 Visual Inspection ........................................................................................................................................ 3

Date: 06 / 10 / 2011 Tested by: Cédric HANS

2 List of equipment used during the test:

Product S/N Bestcom version Firmware version

Connect on terminals X1 35/34 a push button for excitation ON.

Var /PF mode: put a strap on terminal X1 22 / 23 and X1 24 / 25 and set PF in

Set Var in DECS 200 bestcoms

ClosedQF02 and verfify that:

Connect the excitation X1 - 4 (F+) X1 - 5 (F-)

Load the program test into the DECS 200.

6.1 Droop test

Close machine CB (X1 22/23)

Test done in 50Hz +- 0.1Hz

Open Grid C.B. (remove jumper X1 24/25)

6.3 Raise / lower regulation set point

Energize the voltage matching mode with the bestcom:

6.5 Alarm test

In Menu alarm into

6.6 AVR / FCR mode

7 Analog control input test

8.1 Under (27T)

Set the relay 1 from Decs200 (generator undervoltage) to trip at 360V

Increase the generator voltage over 360Vac and verify that:

8.2 OVR (Overvoltage Test)

Set OVR over excitation to trip at 120Vac (100%) and 0 seconds

* System Configuration *

* Setting Adjustments *

* Control Gains *

* Protection Settings *

* Output Relay #1 Settings *

* Output Relay #3 Settings *

* Data Logging *