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List of Figures......................................................................................................................4
List of Figures
Figure 1– CCP ................................................................................................................................. 9
List of Tables
Table 1- DESCRIPTION Of KEY COMMANDS .............................................................................. 10
Table 2- DISPLAY .......................................................................................................................... 11
Table 3- PARAMETERS................................................................................................................. 12
Table 4- FAULT LOGGER (example) ............................................................................................. 12
Table 5- CLOCK SET ..................................................................................................................... 13
General Information
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1.1. General
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Operation
The operator has a range of displays at his disposal, which informs about
the status of the converter.
All indications on the display are real feedback information. This means,
that all data shown on display are retrieved directly from the selected
converter.
The Converter Control Panel has the following features:
• Monitoring of three actual converter parameter values
• Parameter viewing
Fault Logger
• Real time clock and synchronization with PEC
Only a group of alarms and faults of the Fault Logger are visible on the
CCP. The Fault Logger displays the time and date of the alarm/fault, the
name, GlobalID, class and the trigger condition. It displays the last 255
events, and can be cleared using the CCP.
The CCP posses a real time clock that may be configured via the menu
“CLOCK SET”. A time synchronization between the controller and the
CCP is done automatically. Thereby the controller is the time master and
the CCP the time slave. However it is also possible to change the
controller’s time via the clock set menu “SET TIME”.
The Converter Control Panel with its software is suitable only for this area
of application in connection with the control system of the UNITROL
6000.
2.4. Hardware
2.5. Settings
3.1. General
- Status LED
- Display OFF
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- Keypad
Figure 1– CCP
3.3. Display
The keypad consists of four active push buttons with the following
functions:
Table 1- DESCRIPTION Of KEY COMMANDS
Keys Commands
Up, Select mode:Moves the highlighted line up or down
Down
Settings: Decrements or increments the highlighted value of a
selected parameter
Soft key 1 Select EXIT: Returns to the last state
Continue to press EXIT until to the Main Display.
Select RESET Fault reset
Soft key 2 Select MENU: Selects main menu
Select ENTER: Selects submenu of the highlighted line
Select SEL: Selects the highlighted Parameter or Clock Set group
Select EDIT: Edits parameters (mostly write protected)
Select DETAIL: Shows the detail of the highlighted ALARM/FAULT
Select DIAG: Help text, no diagnostic assistant available
Select OK: Confirms the form of date or the new value
Select EXIT: Returns to the last state
LOC/REM Not available
? Not available
STOP Not available
START Not available
For the CCP, an Alarm triggers the CCP’s Alarm response, which
involves the green LED flashing, and an alarm message being displayed
on the screen every few seconds. This message can be dismissed with
keypad activity, however does return after 3 seconds of inactivity.
With a Trip event, the Fault state of the CCP is triggered. The Fault state
has a red LED, and a Fault Message. When the Fault state is triggered,
the user has two options. Select "Exit", and use the CCP as normal,
however if the fault remains, the fault state will resume after 10 seconds.
Alternatively, the user can press "Reset", and a bit in the "Control Word"
will be set.
Table 2- DISPLAY
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PARAMETERS
FAULT LOGGER
CLOCK SET
EXIT ENTER OFF PAR GROUPS-01
01 Measurements
02 Conv. Control
03 Temperatures
04 Status
05 Faults
EXIT SEL
100 System Parameters
4.1. Maintenance
The battery keeps clock running at least 10 years without any external
power. The type of the battery is CR2032.
Ordering information
Name PEC80-CCP Convert Ctrl Panel
Type AF D243 A
Order number: 3BHE023126 R0020
User Interface
Display, Type full graphical LCD
Resolution (pixels) 128 x 64
Climatic stability
Temperature range for operation 0 to +50 °C
Temperature range for storage -20 to +70 °C