Qaisar Wali Khan
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12- Procedure to use software CAP540
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PROCEDURE TO USE SOFTWARE CAP540(ABB Distance Relay) 1. Double click to open cap 540.
Click on CAP 540 icon on your desktop.
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2. Enter username : abb3 or systemadministrator password: ABB3
or
a10
Then click “OK”.
3. Now Go to file menu and click new project.
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4. Name the project suppose “hail9030a” then click save.
NOTE:
5. To see the Relay name and version, go to HMI of the relay. If display is not visible then press “C” to make the display ON. Now press “E” to enter the menu. Now use Down arrow and go to “terminal report”. Press “E”. Now use Down arrow and go to “Identity no”. There will be serial no. displaying on the LCD. Now press right key to see the SW-Version (SW stands for SoftWare) of the relay and it will appear as “2p5r07”. 2p5 means version no “2.5”. To exit this menu keep on pressing “C” until the display gets OFF.
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6. Now Right click “Bay1” and go to “add”. to add the device.
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7. After clicking on add a window will come with the list of relays with different type and versions. Select your desired type(REL 531 V 2.5).
8. Now click the “stn1” folder and go to the “settings” in menu bar and click “communication settings”
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9. Now select the desired Slave number and baud rate by matching with the relay.(In Our case slave no is 1 and baud rate is 9600) Baud rate (9600)
NOTE:
10. To see the Baud rate and slave no of the relay go to HMI of the relay. If display is not visible then press “C” to make the display ON. Now press “E” to enter the menu. Now use down arrow and go to “Configuration”. Press “E”. Now use Down arrow and go to “TerminalCom” press E to enter. Now using down arrow go to “SPACom”, press “E” to enter. Press down arrow to select “Front”, press “E”. There will be “Slave no” displaying on the screen which is 1 by default. Now use right arrow and “BAUD RATE” window will appear. It is 9600 by default. To exit this menu keep on pressing “C” until the display gets OFF. 11. Note these values(Baud rate = 9600) and copy them to your software respective blocks as visible in above diagram.
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TO CHECK and CHANGE COM PORT NO. 12. To see the the port no. on your computer. Right click the “my computer” icon on desktop and single left click on “manage”.
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13. A prompt window will open and in its left tool bar single left click “device manager”
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14. Now double click on “PORTS” in right side tool window. And note the com no written there. E.g. in this case it is appearing as “COM8”.
Note: CAP 540 supports only up to COM 8.
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NOTE: If you want to change the PORT No. follow the procedure. a. Right click on USB Serial Port (COM8) n single left click on properties.
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b. A window will prompt, Single left click on Port Settings.
c. Now single left click on advance.
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d. Now click on port no and change it as per your requirement.
15. Now paste this port no in your “communication settings” window in software (in our case it is PORT 4) as per our paragraph no 8 & 9.
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1st Part: To use PST(Parameter Setting Tool):
16. Now for parameter settings we have to right click the added relay (in step 7) and go to “parameter settings” menu as shown.
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Now parameter settings window will get opened.
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18. Now for communicating with the relay u have to go to on-line in menu bar and select “read options”.
NOTE: if communication fails with the relay then an error will come with Description:Error in ConnectCom: Invalid port number.
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19. After that single left click on ONLINE in menu bar and single left click on “read from terminal” and click “all” to read all the settings.
20. After software has read all the values, a window will prompt to ask you if u want to “SAVE ” these parameter values. Click “SAVE”.
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21. Now to change the settings, double click “settings” in the left toolbar.
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Double click SETTING GROUPS in same left side tool bar.
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23.
Now double click “setting group N” in same left side tool bar.
24. Now double click the “line impedance” option in the left menu.
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25. Now single left click on “ZM1(Zone 1)” in left menu to change its values and put your final settings.
26. Repeat this process i.e. click on each zone 2, 3, 4, 5 and change its values as per your final settings.
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27. Now single left click on “PHS(Phase Selection)” and put your final settings in this catgegory also.
28. Now single left click on “line Reference” to put the values of your actual line settings as per the final settings available.
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29. Similarly you can single left click on all the functions that are enabled in your final settings. E.g. in this particular case, we will click on “SOTF” , “PSD” and “ZCOM” and put our final settings in each category. 30. When you have had put your final settings, your parameter settings are ready to be written on the relay. 31. To send your setting file to the relay. In parameter settings left tool bar click to highlight the “setting group” option. now go to “on-line” in menu bar and select “write to terminal” and than click “selection”.
32. After writing is finished, you can simply close the “PST” (Parameter Setting Tool) window.
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2nd part:HOW TO USE TERMINAL CONFIGURATION: 33. After doinf Step no 1, On the main window(CAP 540 Client) go to the Added relay (REL53125.1) and right click and go to the “terminal configuration”.
34. After opening the window of terminal configuration it will ask for the password. The password is “NEW”. And click on “OK”
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35. Now in the terminal configuration window. Select relay(REL53125.1) then go to the “on-line” in the menu bar and select “upload options” (upload means u r taking data from relay).
36. After uploading is finished a window will prompt to replace the prev wettings with new, click on REPLACE.
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37. After this a window will appear to continue the process, click on YES.
39. A window will appear to tell that process was successful. Click on OK.
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After that in “on-line” menu go to “upload configuration”.
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Window will appear like the one below.
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42. a window like the one below appears after uploading is complete.
43. For sending it to relay single left click on online and then click “download configuration” and click it. It will send the configuration to the relay
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44. Now your configuration is downloaded to the relay in the following sequence. a. b. c. d. e.
Reading (retrieving from the relay) Writing (sending to the relay) Reading (Retrieving from the relay) Compare (Configuration b/w software and relay) Writing (sending to the relay
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