37397 a EG3200 Section 7 Analog Manager (NXPowerLite)

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ContentsInt roduct ion

Data Sour ces

Source Format

Analog Output

Flexib le L imits

Exercises

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Change data source with + and -

Data SourcesPossible data sources

00 Internal values

01 Generator values

02 Mains values03 Busbar

05 Controller setpoints

06 Analog inputs

Introduction

Data Sources

Source Format

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Data Sources

Group 00 Internal valuesIntroduction

Data Sources

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Data SourcesGroup 01 Generator values

Analog

input #

Analog variable Reference value

01.01 Gen. aver.ph-n volt Generator rated voltage

01.02 Gen voltage L1-N Generator rated voltage

01.09 Gen. frequency Rated frequency

01.13 Gen. current average Generator rated current

01.20 Gen. power factor Power factor 1

01.24 Gen. total real power Generator rated real power

01.28 Gen.total react. power Generator rated reactive power

01.32 Gen. total apparent power Gen. rated real and reactive power

And many more detailed values

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Data SourcesGroup 02 Mains valuesIntroduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

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Data SourcesGroup 05 Controller setpoints

Refer to the controller

section for additional

information

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Source Format

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Data Sources

Group 06 Analog inputs

Group 03 Busbar valuesIntroduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

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The format is needed for the following parameters:

The data range of these values is +/- 32000 (+/- 320.00%)

There are two types of values

Parameter: Limit

Hysteresis

Parameter: Source value at minimal output

Source value at maximum output

Flexible limits

Analog outputs

Format of the values:

Source Format

with reference i.e. voltages, refer to rated voltage, entered as 000.00%

without reference i.e. analog inputs entered in the displayed format without anycomma

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Data Sources

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Examples:Source Format

Introduction

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Description of the

parameters

Analog OutputIntroduction

Data Sources

Source Format

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Description of the analog output parameters

Data source:

Select from list


Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Define the upper andlower limits of the

signal as a percentage


Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Select desired signal

type and range


Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

Exercises User defined

(max. +/- 20mA/ +/- 10V)

0-10mA / 0-5V

0-20mA / 0-10V

20-4mA

4.5-0.5V

+/-1 V

+/- 2.5

And many more


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Only for hardware type:

User defined

For output signal 4 to 20mA:

Range: 0-100% = -20 to 20mA

Min output: 60.00% = 4mA

Max output: 100.00% = 20mA

AnalogOutputIntroduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Only for PWM

signal

AnalogOutputIntroduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

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Examples for analog output parameters from the Configuration manualAnalog Output

Introduction

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Flexible Limits

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Analog Outputs Status ScreenAnalog outputs

2 analog outputs

Configurable as a

voltage, current, or

PWM signal

Preconfigured for speed and

voltage bias

Signal Options:

OFF

User defined (max. +/- 20mA and +/- 10V)

0-10mA / 0-5V

0-20mA / 0-10V

4-20mA

0.5-4.5V

10-0mA / 5-0V

20-0mA / 10-0V

20-4mA

4.5-0.5V

+/-1 V

+/- 2.5

+/- 3V

+/-10mA / +/-5V

+/-20mA +/-10V

Actual output

signal

% in relation to

the configured

range

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Source Format

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Flexible LimitsDescription of the

parameters

Introduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Flexible Limits

Enter text to be displayed in

alarm list and event log if the

FlexLimit is not configured asa control.

Enter alarm class

Available:A

B

C

D

E

F

Control

Description of the parametersIntroduction

Data Sources

Source Format

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Flexible Limits

Enable Flexible limit

(disabled by default)

Enter delay time


Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Flexible Limits

Limit defines the

threshold that an action is

initiated

Hysteresis defines the

level below the limit that

the condition no longer

exists

Select monitored data

source from list


Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Flexible Limits

If the alarm class is

configured as

controlthese

parameters are

ignored


Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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1) Configure the Analog input 1 for a VDO fuel tank level sensor.

Sender Type:

Resistive range: 0 to 180 Ohm linear= 0 to 100% Fuel

level, Single pole (common via engine ground)

2) Additional task: What would you have to change to see the fuel

tank level in liters?

100% = 6000 liters

Exercises: Task A

Introduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Change parameters in the analog input screen

Exercises: Task A

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Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Enter name to be displayed

Exercises: Solution A

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Source Format

Analog Outputs

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Select Type linear from list

Verify sender hardware type 0-500 Ohm


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Analog Outputs

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Exercises

Select wire break(Not in this example)


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Enter value to be displayed

Limit hardware range

to 0-180 Ohm

(180/500=36.00%)

Format displayed value

1000 = 100.0%

(all 0 are overwritten with

measured value)


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Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Configure sending unit

connection type to match the

installed single wire sender

Enter resistance offset if

any contact resistance

exists in the circuit


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Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Check result in the display


Introduction

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Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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2) Additional task: What would you have to change to view the fuel

tank level in liters?

100% = 6000 liters

Change the format and the

bar graph range

Enter the value to be displayed

at 100% = 6000l


Introduction

Data Sources

Source Format

Analog Outputs

Flexible Limits

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Configure the analog output manager to operate

an analog meter that will display the generator real power.

The generator is rated at 200 kW.

The range on the meter display is from62.5 kW to 250 kW.

0mA -62.5 KW

4mA 0 KW

20mA 250 KWKW

250

0

-62.5

Exercises: Task B

Introduction

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Source Format

Analog Outputs

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Configure the analog output manager

Generator real power for an analog meter (rated power 200 KW)

0mA -62.5 KW -31.25% from rated power

4mA 0 KW20mA 250 KW 125.00% from rated power

Exercises: Solution B

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Source Format

Analog Outputs

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Speed bias signal for analog output 1 range: 37 V.

Exercises: Task C

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Source Format

Analog Outputs

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Speed bias signal for analog output 1 range: 37 V.

Hardware type user defined with min. / max. configuration

complete output range is +/- 20mA (+/- 10V)

3V 65.00% min. value7V 85.00% max. value -10V 0V 10V3 7

Exercises: Solution C

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Analog Outputs

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Exercises: Task D

Fuel Transfer Pump OperationThe flexible limits are to be used to activate a fuel pump when the fuel level

in the day tank falls below 20% capacity and shut off the fuel pump when

the fuel level in the day tank exceeds 90% capacity. The flexible limits

interpret the fuel level from an analog input. (refer to section 2, exercise A)

100% = 6000 l 90% = 5400 l 20% = 1200 l

Fuel

90%

20%

Fuel pump OFF

Fuel pump ON

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Exercises: Solution D

Fuel Transfer Pump OperationTwo flexible limits are required for turning on and off a fuel pump. Flexible

limit 5 defines the fuel pump on limit and flexible limit 6 defines the fuel

pump off limit.

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Exercises: Solution D

Fuel Transfer Pump OperationThe LogicsManager for a single discrete output is used to operate the fuel

transfer pump for the day tank.

Flexible limit 5 (20% capacity) activates the fuel pump and the relayremains energized until flexible limit 6 is reached (90% capacity).Discrete Output 10 (13.10) is used as self-holding contact for turning the

fuel pump on and off.

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Note:

Information contained herein is intended for and appropriate to the purposes of this publication/presentation. Woodward reserves the right to update or otherwise revise any portion of this publication at any time. Technical data and

detailed information is available in Woodward product specs. Specific reliance should be given only to information contained in purchase order(s), other contractual document(s), or information otherwise expressly represented in

writing by Woodward as correct and accurate for the specific facts, circumstances and applications.

Other sections are :

1 Overview

2 Hardware and I/O

3 Operational Modes

4 Configuration and ToolKit

5 Communication

6 LogicsManager

7 Analog Manager

8 Controller

9 Synchronization and breaker

10 Application

11 Sequencing

End of this presentation

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37397 a EG3200 Section 7 Analog Manager (NXPowerLite)

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