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Use
Local Operation on the UMI
Local Control Using the Mimic-Based
UMI
PE50486
Sepam™ Control Mode
A key-switch on the mimic-based UMI selects the Sepam™ control mode. Three
modes are available: Remote, Local, or Test.
In the Remote mode:
b remote control commands are taken into account
b local control commands are disabled, with the exception of the circuit-breaker
open command
In the Local mode:
b remote control commands are disabled, with the exception of the circuit-
breaker open command
b local control commands are enabled
Select the Test mode for tests on equipment, such as preventive-maintenance
operations:
b all functions enabled in Local mode are available in Test mode
b no remote indications (TS) are sent via the communication link
Use the Logipam programming software to customize control-mode processing.
Viewing Device Status on the Animated Mimic Diagram
For safe local control of devices, the mimic-based UMI simultaneously displays all
information that operators request.
b The UMI displays a single-line diagram of the equipment that Sepam™
controls and also shows an animated, graphic indication of device status in
real time
b The device also displays current, voltage, and power measurements
The local-control mimic diagram can be customized by adapting one of the supplied
predefined diagrams or by creating a diagram from scratch.
Local Control of Devices
All the devices that Sepam™ opens and closes can be controlled locally using the
mimic-based UMI. The most common interlock conditions are defined by logic
equations or by Logipam.
The operating procedure is as follows:
1 Select the Local or Test control mode
2 Use or to select the device to control. Sepam™ checks for local control
authorization of the device and informs the operator of the result (selection
window with a solid line).
3 Press to confirm selection of the controlled device. The selection window
will flash.
4 Control the device by pressing to open or to close.
Local control using the mimic-based UMI
- Series 80 1
- Protective Relays 1
- Safety Instructions 0 3
- Safety Instructions 8
- Before You Begin 8
- Introduction 10
- Modular Architecture 10
- Selection Table 11
- Technical Characteristics 13
- Environmental Characteristics 14
- Precautions 15
- Equipment Identification 16
- Main Units 18
- Accessories 19
- Replacement Equipment 20
- Base Unit 21
- Dimensions 21
- Mounting 22
- Connection 23
- Installing Terminal Guard 24
- Typical for Series 80 24
- CAUTION DANGER 25
- Installation 26
- Sepam™ B83 Connection Diagram 27
- Sepam™ C86 Connection Diagram 28
- Input for Sepam™ B80 34
- Connected Voltage Inputs 35
- 1A/5A Current Transformers 36
- Test Accessories 40
- CSH120 & CSH200 42
- Zero Sequence CT 42
- CSH30 Interposing Ring CT 44
- ACE990 Zero Sequence 47
- CT Interface 47
- Voltage Transformers 48
- MES120, MES120G, MES120H 50
- 14 Input/6 Output Modules 50
- Remote Modules 53
- MET1482 54
- Temperature Sensor Module 54
- Analog Output Module 56
- Remote Advanced UMI Module 58
- Sync-Check Module 60
- Communication Accessory 64
- Selection Guide 64
- Connection of Communication 65
- ACE937 Fiber Optic Interface 68
- ACE969TP and ACE969FO 69
- Multi-Protocol Interfaces 69
- Description 71
- RS232/RS485 Converter 74
- ACE919CA and ACE919CC 76
- RS485/RS485 Converters 76
- Communications Wiring 78
- Cable Pinouts 81
- Network Limits 82
- User-Machine Interfaces (UMI) 84
- User-Machine Interfaces 85
- DAMAGE TO CARTRIDGE 86
- CAUTION 87
- Local Operation on the UMI 88
- Password 91
- Settings 93
- SFT2841 Setup and Operating 96
- Welcome Window 96
- Connection Window 97
- SFT2841 Set Up and Operating 100
- Software 100
- General Screen Organization 100
- Using the Software 101
- Creating User Messages 102
- Disturbance Recording 103
- Logic-Equation Editing 104
- Program 105
- Default Settings 107
- Configuring Sepam™ 109
- SFT2841 Software 113
- Mimic-Diagram Editor 113
- Presentation 113
- Contents 123
- Principles 124
- Commissioning 125
- Equipment 126
- General Examination and 127
- Preliminary Actions 127
- Checking Input Connections 129
- 3-Phase Generator 129
- Single-Phase Generator & 130
- Voltages Delivered by 3 VT 130
- Checking Phase Current 132
- Input Connections 132
- For Differential Applications 132
- LPCT Type Current Sensors 133
- Checking Residual Current/ 134
- Voltage Input Connections 134
- Checking Residual Current 135
- Van = Vr 135
- Checking Residual Voltage 136
- Broken Delta Arrangement 136
- With Voltage Delivered by 137
- 1 Neutral Point VT 137
- Checking Sepam™ B80 138
- Additional Voltage 138
- Additional Voltage 139
- Checking Sepam™ B83 140
- Additional Phase Voltage 140
- Additional Residual Voltage 142
- Checking Sepam™ C86 143
- Unbalance Current 143
- Checking Logic Input & 144
- Output Connections 144
- Checking Optional 145
- Module Connections 145
- Validating the Complete 146
- Protection Chain 146
- Test Sheet 147
- Sepam™ Series 80 147
- Troubleshooting Assistance 152
- 152
- Replacing the Base Unit 156
- Replacing the Battery 156
- 3-Wire Power System 158
- 4-Wire Power System 159
- 63230-216-229-B1 161
- Schneider Electric USA 164
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