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ABB ETL600 Instruction Manual

ABB ETL600 Instruction Manual (382 pages)

Digital Power Line Carrier System

Brand: ABB | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 5.44 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

5
Table of Contents

18
- 1 Introduction
  
  23
- 2 Safety Instructions
  
  25
  - Safety Information
    25
  - In this Instruction Manual
    25
  - On the Equipment
    25
  - Basic Principles
    26
  - General Instructions
    26
  - Product-Specific Instructions
    26
- 3 Structure and Function
  
  33
  - Introduction
    33
  - APLC and DPLC Services
    35
    
    DPLC (B) or Mixed APLC/DPLC (C) Operation in ETL600 Erect Mode
    36
  - Fig. 3-4 Use of Nominal Frequency Band for Pure APLC (A), Pure
    38
  - DPLC (B) or Mixed APLC/DPLC (C) Operation in
    38
  - Frequency Allocation in AF Channels
    39
  - Fig. 3-5 Typical Frequency Allocation in a 4 Khz AF Channel
    39
  - Fig. 3-6 Use of ETL Bandwidth for a 4 Khz AF Channel
    40
  - Fig. 3-7 Use of ETL Bandwidth for a 3.2 Khz AF Channel
    41
  - Fig. 3-8 Use of ETL Bandwidth for a 2.4 Khz AF Channel
    42
  - System Architecture
    43
  - Fig. 3-9 ETL640/680 Configurations
    44
  - Fig. 3-12 Functional Block Diagram ETL680
    47
  - Digital Signal Processing
    48
  - Analog Signal Processing
    48
  - Module Description
    50
  - AF Interface O4LE
    50
  - Frontplate
    51
  - Teleprotection Interface G4AI
    52
  - Summary
    52
  - Inputs
    52
  - Solid State Outputs
    52
  - Relay Outputs
    53
  - Frontplate
    54
  - RF-Converter P4LT
    55
  - Frontplate P4LT
    56
  - RF-Converter P4LU
    57
  - Frontplate P4LU
    58
  - Fig. 3-16 Frontplate P4LU
    58
  - Alarm Relay Module R1BC
    59
  - DC-DC Converter B4LE
    61
  - Channel Subrack P7LC
    61
  - 40 W Power Amplifier P1LA
    61
  - Transmit Filter E5TX
    62
  - Carrier Combiner P3LG
    63
  - RF Hybrids P3LE, Dummy Load P3LK
    64
  - Receive Filter P4RX
    67
  - Power Supplies B5LA and B5LC
    68
  - Power Subrack P7LA
    68
  - Fig. 3-25 Block Diagram of P7LA Equipped with B5LA, E5TX, P1LA, P3LE
    69
  - Analog Services
    70
  - Telephony
    70
  - Point to Point Hot Line (Direct Phone)
    70
  - Remote Subscriber
    71
  - 4-Wire PAX Connection with E&M Signalling
    72
  - 2/4-Wire PAX Connection with E&M Signalling and Hybrid Control
    72
  - Fig. 3-29 4-Wire PAX Connection with E&M
    72
  - Fig. 3-30 2/4-Wire PAX Connection with E&M and Hybrid Control
    72
  - E&M Signaling
    73
  - Service Phone
    73
  - Display E&M Signaling at Front Leds
    73
  - Teleoperation
    74
  - Ports
    74
  - Transit Filters
    75
  - External Teleprotection
    76
  - Data Communication
    77
  - NSK600 Modem
    77
  - Data Regeneration with FSK Modems
    78
  - Required Data Transmission Format Parameter for DAPSK
    79
  - MOD600 Modem
    79
  - Table 3-3 Max. MOD600 Datarates
    80
  - MUX600 DPLC Channel Multiplexer and V.24 Port Sharing
    81
  - DPLC Channel Multiplexer
    82
  - V.24 Port Sharing
    83
  - G.703 (Not Supported with ETL600 Release 1)
    84
  - Introduction
    85
  - Internal Teleprotection
    85
  - Intended Use of NSD600
    86
  - Structure of NSD600
    87
  - Features
    88
  - Applications
    90
  - Permissive Tripping Schemes
    91
  - Direct Transfer Tripping
    91
  - Blocking Schemes
    92
  - Unblocking
    93
  - Protecting Dual-Circuit Lines
    94
  - Protecting Single-Circuit Lines
    95
  - Phase Segregated Line Protection
    97
  - Relaying Tripping Signals through Intermediate Stations
    97
  - Performance Criteria
    98
  - General
    98
  - Transmission Time
    98
  - Nominal Transmission Time (T0)
    99
  - Maximum Actual Transmission Time (Tac)
    100
  - Security
    100
  - Dependability
    101
  - Operating Principle
    103
  - Functional Description
    104
  - General
    104
  - Speech Bandwidth
    105
  - Guard Signal
    105
  - Command Signals
    106
  - Dual-Tone Principle
    106
  - Trip Frequencies
    107
  - Command Assignment to Trip Frequencies
    108
  - Boosting
    108
  - Table 3-5 Command Assignment to Trip Frequencies
    108
  - Input/Output Command Handling
    109
  - General
    109
  - Tx Input Command Delay
    110
  - Tx Input Command Prolongation
    110
  - Tx Trip Duration Monitoring
    111
  - Rx Output Command Duration
    111
  - Rx Output Command Prolongation
    111
  - Rx Trip Duration Monitoring
    111
  - Start Inputs
    112
  - Unblocking
    112
  - Command Outputs During Link Failure
    113
  - Tx Command Acknowledge
    114
  - Rx Guard Signaling
    114
  - Blocking of AGC
    114
  - Cyclic Loop Test
    114
  - Manual Loop Test
    116
  - Local Test Mode
    116
  - Command Counters
    116
  - Alarms Sources
    117
  - Alarm / Warning Contacts
    118
  - Interference in Speech Band
    119
  - Compatibility with Inband Modem Signals
    119
  - APLC in 8 Khz Operating Mode with NSD600
    119
  - Event Recorder
    119
  - General
    119
  - NSD600 Command Events
    120
  - Alarm, Warning & Manipulation Events
    121
  - Upload Events
    121
  - Upload Counters
    122
  - Reset Counter
    122
  - Set Clock
    122
  - RTC Synchronization from an External Clock
    122
  - Views
    123
  - Text View
    123
  - Graphic View
    123
  - Set up the Views
    124
  - Zooming the Graphic View
    124
  - Scrolling the Graphic View
    124
  - Right Mouse Button
    124
  - Import Events into a Spreadsheet or Word Processing Tool
    125
- 4 User Interface Program
  
  127
  - Introduction
    127
  - Installation
    128
  - System Requirements
    128
  - Install HMI600
    128
  - Using HMI600
    128
  - Communication to the ETL600
    129
  - Specifying a Write Password
    129
  - Direct Connection Via Cable
    129
  - Communication Media
    130
  - Communication Settings
    130
  - Logon to the Equipment
    131
  - Communication Via Phone Modems
    131
  - Communication Media
    131
  - Modems
    131
  - Cables
    131
  - Communication Settings
    132
  - Configuration of the Modems
    132
  - Configuration of HMI600
    133
  - Logon to the Equipment
    134
  - Communication Via Intranet/Internet
    134
  - Communication Media
    134
  - Communication Settings
    134
  - Configuration of SVR600
    134
  - Configuration of HMI600
    135
  - Logon to the Equipment
    135
  - Connection Via Intranet/Internet and Phone Modems
    135
  - Communication Media
    136
  - Communication Settings
    136
  - Configuration of SVR600
    136
  - Configuration of HMI600
    137
  - Logon to the Equipment
    137
  - Element Management Networks
    137
  - RS-485 Station Bus
    137
  - Embedded Operation Channel (EOC)
    137
  - Network Protocol
    138
  - Operation
    139
  - Data Management
    140
  - Compatibility
    141
  - ETL600 Releases, Release Numbers, Version Numbers, Type Codes
    141
  - Compatibility between Modules of a PLC Terminal
    142
  - Compatibility between the Two ETL600 Terminals of a Link
    142
  - Compatibility of HMI600 to ETL600 Terminals
    142
  - Compatibility of HMI600 to Configuration Files
    143
  - Uninstalling HMI600
    144
- 5 Configuration and Set-Up
  
  145
  - Introduction
    145
  - System Levels and Level Settings
    145
  - Power Definitions
    146
  - Mean Power
    146
  - Peak Power
    146
  - Peak Envelope Power (PEP)
    146
  - Voltage Definitions
    146
  - RMS Voltage
    146
  - Peak Voltage
    147
  - Peak Envelope Voltage
    147
  - Absolute Level Definitions -Analog Signal Processing
    147
  - Absolute Power Level
    147
  - Absolute Peak Power Level
    147
  - Absolute Peak Envelope Power (PEP) Level
    147
  - Absolute Voltage Level
    148
  - Absolute Peak Voltage Level
    148
  - Absolute Peak Envelope Voltage Level
    148
  - Absolute Level Definitions - Digital Signal Processing
    148
  - Absolute Psophometrically Weighted Level L 0P [Dbm0P]
    149
  - Conversion between Power and Voltage Levels
    149
  - System Power Level L 0 [Dbm0]
    150
  - Relative Power Level L Rel [Dbr]
    150
  - Level Measurements
    150
  - Signal Weights
    151
  - The S-Value
    152
  - Weight of the MOD600 Signal
    153
  - Weight of the NSD600 Guard Signal
    154
  - Internal Teleprotection Devices NSD600
    154
  - External Teleprotection Device NSD570/NSD70C
    155
  - Guard Signal of External NSD570/NSD70C
    155
  - Command Signal of External NSD570/NSD70C
    155
  - Persistent Command Transmission with External NSD570/NSD70C
    156
  - Signal Boosting for Teleprotection Devices
    156
  - Disconnectable and Non-Disconnectable Ports or Signals
    156
  - Boost Ratio
    157
  - Priority Rules for Boosting
    157
  - Configuration with HMI600
    158
  - Configure Services
    158
  - Type
    158
  - Data Communication
    158
  - APLC Channels 1, 2 and 3
    159
  - Internal Teleprotection
    159
  - Configure System
    160
  - Equipment Settings
    160
  - Configure NSD600
    160
  - Configure Analog Services
    162
  - Configure Telephony
    162
  - Level Settings of Teleoperation Ports, Introduction
    163
  - Configure Teleoperation Port Not Used for Transit Operation
    164
  - Configure Teleoperation Port Used for Transit Operation
    165
  - Configure Teleoperation Port Used for External Teleprotection
    167
  - Configure Data Communication
    167
  - Data Communication Services
    168
  - Assignment of Data Ports to the Modems
    168
  - Data Port Parameter
    169
  - G.703 Port
    169
  - Ports
    170
  - V.24 Ports
    170
  - NSK600 Modem
    172
  - MOD600 Modem
    173
  - Use of HMI600 Files
    175
- 6 Assembly and Installation
  
  177
  - Safety Instructions
    177
  - Unpacking and Transport
    181
  - Inspection Upon Receipt
    181
  - What to Do if There Is Transport Damage
    181
  - Precautions to Avoid Transport Damage
    181
  - Installation
    181
  - Place of Installation and Ambient Conditions
    181
  - Cabinet
    181
  - Grounding System
    182
  - Installing Racks in Cabinets
    182
  - External Cables
    182
  - Photographs
    183
    
    Fig. 6-2 Front View of ETL640 Mounted in a Cabinet Type E40A
    184
    
    Fig. 6-4 Front View of ETL680 Mounted in a Cabinet Type E40A
    185
    
    Connections
    186
    
    Fig. 6-8 the Terminal Block for Connection of Power Supply
    187
    
    Fig. 6-11 Krone Type Terminal Block Used for Data or Telephony Interfaces
    188
    
    Fig. 6-12 Earth Rail R9AL Mounted in the Bottom Rear of the Channel Subrack P7LC
    189
  - External Connections
    190
  - Auxiliary Supply
    190
  - Coaxial Cable
    190
  - Interfaces
    191
  - AF Interface O4LE
    192
  - Telephony
    192
  - Teleoperation
    192
  - Teleprotection Interface G4AI
    195
    
    Fig. 6-14 Connections for Teleprotection Interface G4AI
    196
  - RF Converter P4LT/P4LU
    197
  - V.11 Cable V9OW
    197
  - V.24 Cable V9OU
    198
    
    Fig. 6-17 RS-232 / V.24 Cable Connected to V.24 Port
    199
  - IRIG-B Cable V9OV
    200
  - Alarm Relays Cable V9OT
    201
  - Relay Module R1BC
    202
    
    Fig. 6-21 Connections to the Alarm Relay Module R1BC
    203
  - Remote Inquiry Kit R7AP
    204
    
    Fig. 6-23 Connections for Remote Inquiry Kit R7AP
    205
- 7 Commissioning
  
  207
  - Safety Instructions
    207
  - Checking the Line of Communication
    209
  - Return Loss
    209
  - Line Attenuation
    213
  - Commissioning of the PLC Equipment
    215
  - Preliminary Tests and Checks
    215
  - Tests According to the Commissioning Instructions
    215
- 8 Operation and Maintenance
  
  217
  - Safety Instructions
    217
  - Operation
    221
  - Normal Operation
    221
  - Faulty Operation
    221
  - Maintenance
    222
  - Periodic Functional Checks
    222
  - Check Input Power Supply Voltage
    222
  - Check Alarm Status for ETL600 Element Management Networks
    222
  - Check Alarm Events
    223
  - Check Status Data
    223
  - Check Frequency Response
    223
  - Check AF Levels
    223
  - Check NSD600 Functions
    223
- 9 Troubleshooting
  
  227
  - Safety Instructions
    227
  - Fuses
    230
  - Alarms
    230
  - Table 9-1 Fuses in the Equipment
    230
  - Alarm Concept
    231
  - Warnings
    232
  - Grouping of Alarms
    233
  - Affected Services
    233
  - Affected Hardware
    234
  - Alarm Source
    234
  - Alarm Hierarchy
    234
  - Top-Level Alarms/Warnings
    234
  - High-Level Alarms/Warnings
    234
  - Low-Level Alarms/Warnings
    234
  - Detail Alarms/Warnings
    234
  - Alarm Outputs
    235
  - Alarm Status Display
    235
  - Leds
    235
  - Leds on P4LT
    235
  - Alarm LED on G4AI
    236
  - Alarm LED on O4LE
    236
  - Alarm LED on RF Hybrid and on RF Combiner
    236
  - Alarm Relays
    236
  - Alarm Relays on P4LT
    236
  - Table 9-3 the Six Leds on the Frontplate of P4LT
    236
  - Alarm Relays on R1BC
    237
  - Alarm Relays on G4AI
    237
  - Alarm Relay on O4LE
    237
  - Alarm Polling
    237
  - Alarm Event Recorder
    238
  - Some Basic Checks
    238
  - Internal Teleprotection Equipment
    239
  - Loop Test
    239
  - Local Test Mode
    239
  - Event Recorder and Command Counters
    239
  - Frequently Asked Questions
    239
  - List of Alarms and Corrective Actions
    241
  - Plc
    242
  - PLC Hardware Alarm
    242
  - PLC Link Alarms
    244
  - PLC Interface Alarms
    245
  - PLC Warnings
    246
  - O4LE Detail Alarms
    247
  - O4LE Detail Warnings
    248
  - Data
    248
  - Data Hardware Alarms
    248
  - Data Link Alarms
    249
  - Data Interface Alarms
    250
  - Data Warnings
    251
  - Tpe
    251
  - TPE Hardware Alarms
    251
  - TPE Link Alarms
    252
  - TPE Interface Alarms
    252
  - TPE Warnings
    253
  - G4AI Detail Hardware Alarms
    253
  - G4AI Detail Interface Alarms
    254
  - G4AI Detail Warnings
    255
  - TDM Bus Communication Alarms and Warnings
    255
  - Replacement of Faulty Items
    255
  - Dispatch for Repairs
    256
  - Support
    256
- 10 Storage, Decommissioning and Disposal
  
  257
  - Safety Instructions
    257
  - Storage
    258
  - Decommissioning
    258
  - Disposal
    258
- 11 Options
  
  259
  - Basic Equipment
    259
  - Optional Equipment
    259
  - Optional Modules
    259
  - AF Interface Type O4LE
    259
  - Teleprotection Interface Type G4AI
    259
  - Interface Extension Module P1LX
    259
  - Alarm Relay Module Type R1BC
    259
  - Dummy Load P3LK
    260
  - Cables
    260
  - Optional Facilities
    261
  - User Interface Program
    261
  - Cabinet Type E40A with Accessories
    261
  - Personal Computer
    261
  - PC Connection Set
    261
  - RF Connection Plate A9CS
    261
  - Filter Tuning Set
    261
  - Krone Tool Kit
    261
  - Remote Inquiry Kit R7AP
    261
  - Service Telephone Q8AB
    262
  - Licenses
    262
  - Table 11-1 Available License Keys
    262
Section 3

269
- 1 General
  
  270
- 2 Programming
  
  270
  - 2.1 Steps for Determining the Required Jumper Positions
    270
- 3 Tuning the Filter Circuits Individually
  
  271
  - 3.1 Steps for Tuning the Coils L1 and L2
    271
- 4 Checking the Gain and Frequency Response of the Filter
  
  272
  - 4.1 Steps to Check the Gain Setting
    272
  - 4.2 Steps to Check the Frequency Response
    273
- 5 Test Circuits
  
  274
Section 4

277
- 1 General
  
  278
  - Designations
    278
- 2 Filter Programming
  
  278
  - Steps for Determining the Required Jumper Positions
    278
- 3 Tuning the Filter Circuits Individually
  
  279
  - Use the Following Steps in Case of the 40 W Units
    279
  - Use the Following Steps in Case of the 80 W Units
    279
- 4 Checking the Frequency Response on 40 W or 80 W Unit
  
  281
- 5 Test Circuits
  
  282
  - Test Circuit for 40 W Units
    282
  - Test Circuits for 80 W Units
    282

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