Terminal Id; Configuration; Identifiers; Analogue Inputs - ABB REC 561 User Manual

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5.2 Terminal ID

6 Configuration

6.1 Identifiers

6.2 Analogue inputs

6.3 I/O modules

6.4 Time synchronization
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The terminal ID consists of information about the terminal's serial
number, ordering number, and software version. The built-in modules
with their versions are also included.
In addition, the user can enter information about different changes to the
modules in a terminal.
Use this menu to tailor the configuration of a terminal. Use the CAP 531
configuration tool to configure the functions and I/O modules. The MMI
displays these submenus:
• Identifiers (IDs)
• Analogue inputs
• I/O modules (operation and oscillation)

• Time synchronization source

• Built-in MMI
• SPA communication
• LON communication
The user can program the terminal parameters that define the location of a
terminal within the power system. The parameters consist of free text.
Some typical parameters (specific for the control terminals) are:
• The station name and number
• The name of the covered bay
• The name of the unit and its number
This menu consists of:
• General data about the power network such as rated voltage, current
and frequency, and the position of the earthing point.
• Analogue current and voltage inputs ratio and name.
• User-defined names of the mean values measured by the terminal
(voltage, current, active and reactive power, frequency).
This submenu displays information about the operation of the built-in I/O
modules. You can set the level for when an oscillating binary input is
blocked internally in the terminal. The input is released when the oscilla-
tion reduces its frequency.
The internal time of the terminal can be synchronized with some external
units via the LON bus or SPA bus communication (option) or by means of
minute pulse synchronization via a programmable binary input.
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