Configuration
Each protection and control application can be easily configured via the software function module, which allows the following functions to be arbitrarily defined as part of the secondary system:
LEDs for local indication (meaning and colour)
Single line diagrams showing the status of switching devices
Protection programme
Control programmes
Interlocking programmes
Automation sequences
All functions of the switchboard can be specified in co-operation dcs-sis.com with ABB. The configuration results are saved and delivered to the user together with the switchboard.
By using the “Function Block” programming language (FUPLA), the REF542plus multifunctional protection and switchboard control unit provides engineers, in
especially non-software specialists, the opportunity to easily update switchboard operation and handling.
With the REF542plus, users can fully integrate secondary systems into a true programmable controller.
This flexibility is very favourable for defining control functions for automation sequences.
This can include, for example, interlocking of switchgear, preventing the release of specific protective functions and initiating switching sequences.
The REF542plus multifunction unit offers a wide range of logic functions so that the various required control schemes can be configured.
The required control schemes are configured. The range of logic functions includes
AND logic gates
NAND logic gates
OR logic gates
NOR gates
XOR gates
Bistable and Monostable Flip-Flops
Bistable and Monostable Flip-Flops
Timers
Pulse Generator
Memory
Similar to the free definition of control schemes, each required protection scheme can be configured by combining the available protection function modules.
For example, the following protection functions are available:
Timed overcurrent protection
Inverse time overcurrent protection
Directional overcurrent protection
Undervoltage or overvoltage protection
Distance protection
Transformer and motor differential protection
Cable, transformer and motor thermal protection
Reverse power protection
Synchronisation check
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