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Multi-Line 2

Operator

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Agenda

Operator Agenda.doc
http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/scratch_1/Operator%20Agenda.dochttp://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/scratch_1/Operator%20Agenda.doc

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PurposeWith training

Know your product type

Display functions

Mode functionality

Plant operation

Basic trouble shooting

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Your advantage?

Preliminary trouble shooting

Know your product

Able to operate the plant

Good feeling

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Next:

Product overview

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Product overviewTransducer, protection relays, synchronisers

and load shares

Instruments and check scopes

Displays & remote

monitoring

PC software & remote

monitoring

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Product overview

Complete set of possibilitiesDelomatic

Uni-line + PLC

+ +

PPU/GPU + PLC

+ +

+

+

AGC

+

Delomatic

+

Uni-line

Multi-line

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Where are we?

POWER PRODUCTION LARGER SETSEMERGENCY EQUIPMENT SMALLER SETS

LAND: GC-1F

GPC3/M4 GPC3

AGC3 AGC3-G5

AGC200

MARINE: PPU3 PPU3

EC-1M PPU3/M4

PPM

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Product overview

Front-mounted AGC-200DIN rail-mounted AGC 3

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Manuals and instructions

www.deif.com contains all manuals for the controllers.Look for operators manual.
http://www.deif.com/

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SLOT #1, term. 1-28

Power supply board (std.)

SLOT #3, term. 37-64

Load sharing board


AC measuring board


Governor/AVR outputs


Communication


In/outputs

SLOT #8, term. 126-133

Communication/inputs/outputs

SLOT #7, term. 98-125

Engine I/F board

Maintenance

HW position

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Maintenance

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Maintenance

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View 3 Generator output details and running mode

View 2 use up/down to scroll through 20 screens

View 1 use up/down to scroll through 20 screens

ISLAND SEMI

G 0.00I PF 0kW

G 0kVA 0kvar

SETUP V3 V2 V1 P01

Navigation and setup

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Push-button and LED functionality operators manual

AGC V 3.50.0

2010-01-20 13:41:16

SETUP MENU

SETUP V3 V2 V1


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Semi-auto [regulators working, manually initiate breaker control]

Auto [regulators working auto breaker control]

Manual [external speed & volt control manual control of breaker]

Block [engine start blocked password protected]

G 400 400 400V

G f-L1 50.00Hz

SEMI-AUTO MODE

SEMI AUT MAN BLK


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PROT

1000-1990

G 400 400 400 V

G f-L1 50.00Hz

PROTECTION SETUP

PROT CTRL I/O SYST

G 400 400 400 V

CONTROL SETUP

SYNCHRONISE SETUP

SYNC REG

G 400 400 400 V

INPUT/OUTPUT SETUP

BINARY INPUT SETUP

BIN AIN OUT

G 400 400 400 V

SYSTEM SETUP

GENERAL SETUP

GEN MAINS COMM PM

SYNC

2000-2490

REG

2500-2990

BIN

3000-3490

AIN

4000-4490

OUT

5000-5990

GEN

6000-6990

MAINS

7000-7490

COMM

7500-7990

PM

8000-8990


AGC V 3.50.02010-01-20 13:41:16

SETUP MENU

SETUP V3 V2 V1

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Press the JUMP button use up/down to select the menunumber

G 400 400 400V

ENTER MENU NO.: 6210

ENTER

G 400 400 400V

6210 STOP

Cooling down 240s

COOL EXT TYPE SP

G 0 V

6211 STOP

0.0 30 9900s

RESET SAVE

Use left/right buttons to select Cool down, press select

Use up/down buttons to select value press use left/right

to select save.


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Use left/right buttons to select system, press select

G 400 400 400 V

G f-L1 0.00Hz

SYSTEM SETUP

PROT CTRL I/O SYST

G 400 400 400V

SYSTEM SETUP

GENERAL SETUP

GEN MAINS COMM PM

G 400 400 400V

6070 Gen-set Mode

Island operation

TYPE

Use left/right buttons to select general, press select

Use up/down buttons to select island mode, press

select remember to use save.


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Status messages

Please observe the status message in line 1

Island SEMI-AUTO

G 0.00I PF 0kW

G 0kVA 0kvar

SETUP V3 V2 V1

READY AMF AUTO

G 0.00I PF 0kW

G 0kVA 0kvar

SETUP V3 V2 V1

START PREPARE

G 0.00I PF 0kW

G 0kVA 0kvar

SETUP V3 V2 V1

VOLT/FREQ OK IN 5 s

G 0.00I PF 0kW

G 0kVA 0kvar

SETUP V3 V2 V1

AMF ACTIVE

G 0.80I PF 100kW

G 125kVA 75 kvar

SETUP V3 V2 V1 P01

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G 400 400 400 V

G f-L1 50.00Hz

SYSTEM SETUP

PROT CTRL I/O SYST

Second line shows detailed information

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Alarm handling

Second line shows the present alarm.Third line shows number of alarms and their state (Ack/Un-ack).

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Solve task #1

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Next:

Start/Stop + synchronising

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Start and stop

Start the generatorAUTO

1. Mains failure (AMF)

2. Increased load (peak shaving)

3. Plant start by operator

4. Timer start

5. Test selected

SEMI/MANUAL

1. Start from display unit

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Start and stop

Stop the generatorAUTO

1. Mains restored (AMF sequence)

2. Decreased load (Peak shaving)

3. Plant stop by operator

4. Timer stop

5. Test time expired

SEMI/MANUAL

1. Stop from display unit

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Synchronising

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Solve task #2

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Next:

Plant and running modes

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Plant mode setup

Single generator set running stand-alone inisland operation

Load

G

BGC

ENGINE

GOV

A

V

R

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Plant mode setup

Duty standby generator sets in island operation

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Plant mode setup

Multiple generator load sharing islandapplication

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Plant mode setup

Single generator set used in a stand-by AMF

Load

G ENGINE

Mainsbreaker

Generatorbreaker

Load

G ENGINEGOV

AVR

Mainsbreaker

Generatorbreaker

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Plant mode setup

Mains Power Export(fixed power to mains)

Load

G ENGINEGOV

AVR

Mainsbreaker

Generatorbreaker

Power Transducer

PMAINS

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Plant mode setup

Peak shaving

Load

G ENGINEGOV

AVR

Mainsbreaker

Generator

breaker

Power Transducer

PMAINS

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Plant mode setup

Load take over

Load

G ENGINEGOV

AVR

Mainsbreaker

Generator

breaker

Power Transducer

PMAINS

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Plant mode setup

1

16 Gen-sets used in Island operation

GENERATOR 1

AGC

GENERATOR 2

AGC

BUSBAR

CAN-bus

GENERATOR 3

AGC

GENERATOR 16

AGC

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Plant mode setup

One mains unit and three standard units

GENERATOR 1

AGC

GENERATOR 2

AGC

GENERATOR 3

AGC

BUSBAR

CAN-bus

AGC

CONSUMERS

MAINS

MAINSBREAKER (MB)

TIE BREAKER (TB)

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Running mode

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Running mode

AUTOAutomatic operation of the plant:

Start

Stop

Breaker ON/OFF

No user interference required.

The plant should always be left in AUTO

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Running mode

SEMISemi-auto means that the unit will not initiate any sequences

automatically, as is the case with the auto mode.

It will only initiate sequences, if external signals are given:

1. Push-buttons on the display/AOP-2 are used

2. Digital inputs are used (push-buttons)

3. PLC commands. (SCADA)

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Running mode

MANUALCommissioning and service mode

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Running mode

SIMPLE TESTThe simple test will only start the gen-set and run it at nominal frequency

with the generator breaker open.

The test will run until the timer expires.

Purpose:

To test start and stop

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Running mode

LOAD TESTThe load test will start the gen-set and run it at nominal

frequency, synchronise the generator breaker and

produce kW.

The test will run until the timer expires.

Purpose:

To test start and stop plus capability of

the generator to run at a specific load level.

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Solve task #3

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Next:PC software and daily troubleshooting

T bl h ti

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Troubleshooting

Computer Access

Utility Software

O i

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Overview

Start and stop communication with the device.

Change your user level.

Open, close, save and export files

Print and preview

USW program settings, Communication, user info, modem and trending

Setup of TCP/IP option N.

Upgrade options and write new options

Flash/upload a firmware to the device

Configuration of user views.

AOP1 and AOP2 setup (Additional Operators Panel)

Upload and download of a complete project file

Show/hide the real-time readings window.

Configuration of inputs and outputs

Send a command to the AGC

Synchronise the clock of the device with the PC

Show information about the SW version of the USW

O i

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Overview

Select a color scheme

Edit the color schemes

Show color scheme legend

Edit the tags used in trending

Pause the active trending window

Zoom in/zoom out on the displayed trending window

Move the paused trending forward or backwards in time

Search for a parameter, search for a language text

Get from the device, send to the device

Filtrate the parameter list to show only the relevant settings

Synchronise a previous language file

Insert extended characters in the translations (e.g. ).

Apply or cancel changes in the language file

Expand or collapse M-logic lines

Create new application setup

Read the application setup from file or device

Properties for the application setup

T b

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Tabs

Overview of this unit.

(kW, Amp, phase angle, Hz, V, breaker position, regulator status and no. of active alarms).)

Overview of the plant.

This mini SCADA shows all the units that are included in the application setup.

All the alarms that are or have been active in the system including time stamp,

active status and acknowledge status.

The trending function gives the operator the possibility to supervise measured values like

e.g. actual generator power, current, frequency, voltage and much more.

The parameter function allows the operator to adjust parameters and timers,configure text messages and alarms.

The input/output window gives the operator an overview of the actual status of all

connected inputs and outputs.

The option window gives an overview of the activated options in the unit.

The event log is a very useful window to inform the operator about the last 150 events.

The master language can be translated by the user, e.g. alarm inputs

Specific user defined conditions can be programmed here

The plant SLD is created here with breakers, DGs and feeders.

Plant overview

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Plant overview

The plant overview window gives the user a complete overview

of the actual unit status.

The genset mode window shows the

actual selected genset mode or plant

mode in power management

applications.The Governor and AVR regulation is

shown with Bar graphs for analogue

and EIC control and with up/down

indications for relay control.

The Alarm counter shows the actual

number of alarms that are present.The historical alarm list shows all the

active alarms in the system, including

complete text message, time stamp,

active status and acknowledge status.

Trending

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Trending

The operator can define the trending window and select the values to be shown.

To do this, press the trending tag button.

Now the user can choose the desired trending values.

Trending

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Trending

Trending

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Trending

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Options

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Options

All options are shown in this list. The options marked green are present in your unit.

Logs

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Logs

Retrieve the entire log stack.

For each selected event, there is a list of additional data, which has been present at the moment the event occurred.E.g. the first event GB Close failure happened on 10th January in the year 2007 at 18:54 oclock.

The power was 0kW, the generator voltage was 400V AC, the frequency was 49.97Hz and the busbar voltage was 406V AC.

Views

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Views

Configuration of user views.

Click text to change the configuration.

As soon as the required measurement

is selected it will be presented on the

display unit.

Change COM Port

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Change COM Port

click Settings icon

Change Com port

Short cut to devicemanager

Troubleshooting

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G 0 V

ENTER MENU No.: 9120

ENTER

G 0 V

9120 Service menu

DIGITAL INPUT

ALARM IN OUT MISC

G 0 V

GB Pos. On

Input = OFF

UP DOWNi.e. status of generator breaker

View status of alarm timer remaining

View status of digital inputs

View status of relay outputs

Troubleshooting

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Solve task #4

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