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LCD Configuration Tool Instruction Manual en General X R1.00 (En GJRJ0303.0086.0001)
LCD Configuration Tool Instruction Manual en General X R1.00 (En GJRJ0303.0086.0001)
Instruction Manual
Preface
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Table of Contents
Preface.............................................................................................................................................. i
Chapter 1 Introduction................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Application.................................................................................................................... 1
2.5.8 “T-Type”Page.................................................................................................. 20
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Application
The LCD Configuration Tool is an independent PC software, and it can be used to create and
modify the LCD interface configuration for the RCS-9700C series bay control units (i.e.: BCU:
such as RCS-9701C, RCS-9702C… RCS-9710C). The LCD interface includes menu interface,
metering displaying interface, remote control interface, report interface and main diagram.
According to the demands of the practical engineering, this tool can create and modify the relevant
LCD interface configuration, and then downloads it to the corresponding BCU. This software
provides friendly and convenient menus for the user to configure the communication devices.
Hardware requirements
Software requirements
Windows 2000 and Windows XP can both support the LCD Configuration Tool software.
The main interface of the Interlocking Configuration Tool is shown in the following figure. 4 main
parts are contained in this main interface: Toolbar, File List Tree, Page List Tree and Page
Preview Area.
Toolbar
The tree structures of the BCUs and all the applied files are shown in the File List Tree according
to the practical engineering.
The LCD page of the selected BCU is shown in the Page List Tree.
Double click the short-cut icon on the desktop or the “bin/ LCDBuilder.exe”in the installation
directory to run this tool after finishing the installation successfully. Then input the account and the
correct password in the login dialogue box and click “OK”to access the main menu.
Click the submenu “File → Set File Path… ”to set the LCD configuration file path. The submenu is
shown in the following figure.
As shown in the above figure, click the submenu “ ”of the menu “ ”to pop up
the following “Set Path”dialog:
Click the button “ ”to select the expected path or input the expected path directly, and then click
“OK”to finish setting the file path.
Click the submenu “Operate → Symbol Edit Tool”or the button “ ”on the toolbar to run the
symbol editor.
The button “ ”on the Toolbar of the main interface is shown in the following figure.
The main interface of the symbol editor is shown in the following figure.
4 main parts are contained in this main menu: Symbol Toolbar, Symbol List, Element List and
Symbol Preview Area.
All the opened symbol groups are shown in the Symbol List.
All the elements in each group are shown in the Element List.
Click the button “Add Group”or “Delete Group”to add or delete a symbol group.
Now click the button “Add Group”to add a new group as shown in the following figure.
Input the name, width and height of the symbol in the corresponding input box, and then click “OK”
to add a new group.
4 blank symbols are contained in the new added group, and the name of each symbol is formatted
as “Symbolname_x”(x: 0~3).
For example, if the symbol name is “Switch16×16”, and then the 4 symbols are named as
“Switch16×16_0”, “Switch16×16_1”, “Switch16×16_3”, “Switch16×16_4”.
All the symbols are listed in the Element List as shown in the following figure.
Tools
By the tools on the Symbol Toolbar, each symbol element can be edited or modified.
Click the button “ ”on the Symbol Toolbar or click the submenu “File → Save Symbol Group”
to save the current symbol library after finishing the edition.
Click the button “ ”on the toolbar or the submenu “File → Open Symbol Group… ”to open an
existing symbol library (*.slib) and modify it.
After editing the symbol library successfully, an LCD project configuration can be created and
modified.
The Toolbar of the LCD Configuration Tool is shown in the following figure.
The Toolbar consists of 2 parts: General Toolbar and Drawing Toolbar. The tools of General
Toolbar are explained in the following figure.
Click the button “ ”on the toolbar and select the expected project through the opening dialog box
to open an existing project.
Click the button “ ”on the Toolbar or click the submenu “File → New Project”to pop up a dialog
box as shown in the following figure.
Input the project name and the path in the dialog box, and at last click “OK”to create a new project.
A node named “LCD configuration”is listed in the File List Tree.
The following sections will guide to modify and finish an LCD configuration project step by step.
Double click on the node “LCD configuration”to pop up the station configuration dialog box.
Click the right button and select the submenu “Add Station”on the popup menu or click the button
“Add Station”on the dialog box to add a new station. The default station name is formatted as
“Station_x”. Here, “x”is the station id number of the new added station, and the station id is
created by this tool and can not be modified. Click the station name item of a certain station and
modify the station name.
Click a certain expected station, then select the submenu “Delete Station”on the popup menu or
click the button “Delete Station”to delete the selected station.
All the existing stations are listed in the File List Tree as shown in the above figure.
Double click a certain entry in the File List Tree to popup the LCD configuration file dialog box as
shown in the following figure.
4 attributes of the LCD configuration file are contained in this dialog box:
Click the right button and select the submenu “Add File”on the popup menu or click the button
“Add File” on the dialog box to add a new LCD configuration file. The default file name is
formatted as “LCD File_x”. Here, “x”is the sequence number of the file. Click a relevant entry of
the 4 attribute items to modify it.
Click a certain expected LCD configuration file, and then select the submenu “Delete Station”on
the popup menu or click the button “Delete Station”to delete the selected file.
Double click the LCD file name in the File List Tree. If the LCD file exists, it will open the entire
page nodes of the relevant LCD file in the Page List Tree. Otherwise, a dialog box shown in the
following figure will pop up.
There are 2 types of LCD files: A-Type and B-Type. We can select File Type A or File Type B in
the “File Type”item.
The A-Type LCD file is created by the manufacturer, and it contains all kinds of pages, and these
pages are described as below.
3. B2-Type page: Page for displaying the single-entry definition entries repeatedly
4. C1-Type page: Page for displaying the setting-modified single entry repeatedly
5. C2-Type page: Page for displaying the single-entry definition setting-modified entries
repeatedly
The B-Type LCD file is reserved for the user to create the special graph pages according to a
practical engineering, so it only contains the T-Type pages.
The “LCD Type”item is used to choose the LCD dot-matrix size of the IED.
The “Character Types”item is used to define the size of a single character. The “Symbol Size”
item is used to define the self-defined symbol size.
The “File Description”item is used to add some description for the current LCD file.
Click “OK”after finishing the modification of the LCD file, a new “A-Type”LCD file is created as
shown in the following figure.
2.5.2 “A-Type”Page
Click the right button on the node “Page-A”in the Page List Tree, and select the submenu “New
Page”to popup a dialog box as below.
The page structure of the “A-Type”page is demonstrated as shown in the following figure.
Click the right button on the newly added page and select the submenu “New Menu Bar”to add a
new menu bar.
Click the right button on the newly added menu bar and select the submenu “Add Menu”to add a
new menu.
Select a node in the Page List Tree and click the button “ ”on the Toolbar to show the attribute
of the selected node.
For example, select a newly added menu and click the button “ ”on the Toolbar to show the
attribute of this menu as shown in the following figure.
The page head attribute is shown in the following figure. It contains the following attributes:
The relationship among the nodes in the Page List Tree, page graph and attribute box of the
“A-Type”page is demonstrated in the following figure.
Figure 2.5-9 Relationship among the page node, graph and attribute box of the “A-Type”page
How to set the target page of the menu bar is shown in the following figure.
Figure 2.5-10 Dialog box for setting the target page of the menu bar
2.5.3 “B1-Type”Page
The procedure for adding a new “B1-Type”page is similar to the procedure for adding a new
“A-Type”page described in the former section.
Click the right button on the “Item Group”node and select the submenu “Add Items”to add a new
item.
The relationship among the nodes in the Page List Tree, page graph and attribute box of the
“B1-Type”page is demonstrated in the following figure.
Figure 2.5-12 Relationship among the page node, graph and attribute box of the “B1-Type”page
In the above figure, select and then click the button “ ”on the Toolbar to pop
up the page attribute dialog named as “The Attribute of Page B1”.
Figure 2.5-13 Page attribute dialogs for setting the data source
In the “The Attribute of Page B1”dialog, click the “Select the Data Source”item to pop up a
dialog named as “Select the Point”.
In the “Select the Point”dialog, set the data source as shown in the above figure.
Inputting the group number and entry number of the corresponding metering point in the input box
“The Group Id of Data Source”and the input box “The Item Id of Data Source”respectively also
can set the data source for the selected page.
2.5.4 “B2-Type”Page
By adopting the same method just like the description in section 2.5.3, a new “B2-Type”page can
be created. This kind page has several items in the “Displayed Item Group”.
The relationship among the nodes in the Page List Tree, page graph and attribute box of the
“B2-Type”page is demonstrated in the following figure.
Figure 2.5-15 Relationship among the page node, graph and attribute box of the “B2-Type”page
2.5.5 “C1-Type”Page
By adopting the same method just like the description in section 2.5.3, a new “C1-Type”page can
be created. Other operation is similar to the operation described in section 2.5.3.
2.5.6 “C2-Type”Page
By adopting the same method just like the description in section 2.5.3, a new “C2-Type”page can
be created. Other operation is similar to the operation described in section 2.5.3.
2.5.7 “D-Type”Page
By adopting the same method just like the description in section 2.5.3, a new “D-Type”page can
be created. “D-Type”page is very simple: the user only needs to set the page attribute.
Figure 2.5-16 Dialog box for setting the page attribute of the “D-Type”page
2.5.8 “T-Type”Page
The “T-Type”page is used to display the main diagram and relevant metering points, so it contains
the background diagram, metering points and dynamic graphic element.
1. Background diagram
For editing the background diagram, please click the button “ ”on the toolbar first to unlock
the editor. All the buttons on the Toolbar will be enabled.
By using the tools on the Toolbar, the user can draw the background diagram according to
the practical engineering. These tools include line, curve, switch, transformers, etc. It is
enough for drawing an entire main diagram.
Click the right button on the node “Bitmap Group”as shown in the following figure.
In the above figure, select the submenu “Impour Bitmap Group”to popup the dialog box as
shown in the following figure.
Add a dynamic graphic element after importing a bitmap group successfully in the “Element
Group”node. Select the added element and put it at the expected place.
The Element Attribute box of the dynamic graphic element has a Bitmap Group and 3 data
sources and some other items.
Positive Data Source, Negative Data Source and Relay Point (i.e.: binary output data
source for telecontrol).
Figure 2.5-21 Element Attribute dialog box of the dynamic graphic element
When the item “Double BI Sign”is set as “Double Binary Input”, the display value of this
element is the logic calculation result of the Positive Data Source and the Negative Data
Source.
When the item “Double BI Sign”is set as “Common Binary Input”, the display value adopts
the value of the Positive Data Source.
Relay Point denotes the GIN number of the corresponding binary output for telecontrol. The
method which is used to set the data source of Relay Point is shown as below.
Figure 2.5-22 Dialog box for setting the binary output for telecontrol
In the item “Bitmap Group”, click the button “ ”to pop up the Symbol Group dialog box,
and then select the expected bitmap. Click “OK”to finish associating the dynamic element
with the selected bitmap. Only the first bitmap of the selected group is shown in the Page
Preview Area.
The “Displayed Item Group”in the “T-Type”page is similar to the one in the “B2-Type”page;
the method for editing the “Displayed Item Group”is similar to the method for “B2-Type”
page.
The relationship among the items in the Page List Tree, page graph and attribute box of the
“T-Type”page is demonstrated in the following figure.
Figure 2.5-25 Relationship among the page item, graph and attribute box of the “T-Type”page
Click the button “ ”on the toolbar to only save the current opened LCD file.
Click the button “ ”on the toolbar to save all the LCD files in the project.
Click the button “ ”on the toolbar to pop up the dialog box as shown in the following figure, and
then click “OK”to create the downloading file with the format of “*.bin”.
Click the button “ ”on the Toolbar to pop up the dialog box as shown in the following figure.
Click the button “ ”to confirm downloading the “*.bin”file, and then such a dialog box
shown in the following figure will pop up:
NOTE: Before downloading the “*.bin”file to BCU, a corresponding logic setting on the
LCD setting menu of the BCU must be set as ”1”to enable BCU to accept the “*.bin”file.
If the corresponding logic setting is set as “0”, the BCU is unable to accept the “*.bin”file.
NOTE: The ethernet link between the BCU and the computer which is downloading the
Click the button “ ”on the Toolbar to popup the dialog box as below.
Click the button “Create BIN File”to create the downloading files and then click the button
“Download”to download the selected files to the corresponding IED respectively.
The release histories of the software and the manual for LCD Configuration Tool software are
listed below.
Software Manual
Source Documentation
Release Release
LCD Configuration Tool_Instruction Manual
R3.00 R1.00
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