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For information on how to cable external systems (e.g. remote control, Modbus interface) to the PQF- Manager, refer to Chapter 7. For information on how to use the PQF-Manager, refer to Chapter 8. For background information on the Modbus communication interface refer to Chapter 9. 5.6. Location of the main PQFI components 5.6.1. Active filter bottom part components Figure 5.8. shows a picture of the PQFI bottom part in CE version. Figure 5.9. shows a picture of the equivalent section in the cULus version of PQFI. 5 4 6 2 3 1 8 7 11 9 10 Figure 5.8. PQFI bottom part component identification (CE version) PQFI - Chapter 5. Hardware description 19
5 6 1 2 12 4 3 8 7 10 9 11 Figure 5.9. PQFI bottom part and cable entry cubicle component identification (cULus version) The component identification is given in Table 5.9. Table 5.9. PQFI bottom part description Item Description Circuit diagram designation 1 Motorized circuit breaker (MCB) Q1 2 Fuse holder auxiliaries circuit (16 Amax) Q2 3 Auxiliary voltage transformer T1 4 DC voltage power supply 24V U2 5 Distribution board X1… X19 6 Preload contactor (master only) K1 7 CT connection terminal (master only) X21 8 AC voltage measurement board (master only) A1 9 PWM reactor L12 10 Output reactor L11 11 Earth bar - 12 Surge arrester protection (for cULus version only) Note: • On CE version of PQFI, EMC compliance circuitry is standard present. • On cULus version of PQFI, EMC compliance circuitry is optional. F8-F9-F10 PQFI - Chapter 5. Hardware description 20
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Page 7 and 8: List of figures Figures Explanation
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+ 24 Vdc external power supply (b)
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The voltage applied to the external
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7.10.3. Cabling of warning function
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Table 7.17. Filter behavior as a fu
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24 Vdc external supply - + PQF-Mana
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RS-232 connection to PQF Manager Ca
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8. The PQF-Manager user interface 8
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Welcome PQF Measurements Settings P
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Figure 8.4. Illustration of ▲ and
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8.4. The PQF-Manager locking facili
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Table 8.5. Summary of parameters di
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• The line currents: (refer to Ta
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8.7. The ‘Settings’ menu The
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Before filtering After filtering Su
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Reactive power task requirement No
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Table 8.10. Overview of possible pr
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8.7.2. The ‘Commissioning’ menu
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These approaches are discussed next
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The most common causes for these me
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The filter’s advanced settings in
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• Modbus protocol: Choose this se
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DSP fault message Table 8.17. Overv
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In that case, check the cooling of
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9. The Modbus communication interfa
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9.3.4. RS-485 Modbus adapter termin
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9.7. Data access 9.7.1. PQF access
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9.8.5. Check the function called an
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9.9.5. RS-485 interface For multi-d
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Table 9.1. Minimum silent length be
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10. Commissioning instructions 10.1
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If in normal operation the voltage
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10.5.1. Automatic CT detection proc
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On the scopemeter screen, two wavef
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Supply side L1 L2 L3 K k l L K k Po
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• For setting up the filter’s m
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• Press on the PQF-Manager repeat
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- The hardware lock can be disengag
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All faults that occur are stored in
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12.3. Standard maintenance procedur
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Fan 1 capacitor X23 1 2 3 Fan 1 NC
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13. Troubleshooting guide 13.1. Wha
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Figure 13.1. PQF error treatment pr
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13.3.3. Tools description for a nor
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13.4.2. Fault tracing Table 13.2. P
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Table 13.4. Fault messages reported
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Fault message Cause What to do No s
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Fault message Cause What to do Unde
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Symptom Cause / State What to do Th
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14. Technical specifications 14.1.
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General construction aspects EN-604
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