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RMS (NSC)

New Smart CSU

Remote Monitoring System (NRMS) User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................4

2 INSTALL AND UNINSTALL RMS SOFTWARE .......................................................5

2.1 System Requirements...................................................................................5

2.2 PC is without RMS ........................................................................................5

2.2.1 Install through CD Disk .................................................................................5

2.2.2 Install through Hard Disk...............................................................................5

2.3 PC is with NRMS ..........................................................................................5

2.4 Uninstall ........................................................................................................5

3 GET START NRMS SOFTWARE .............................................................................6

3.1 SYSTEM Components ..................................................................................6

3.1.1 RMS Toolbar.................................................................................................6

3.1.1.1 Toolbar..........................................................................................................6

4 HOW TO SETUP CONNECTION PROFILE INFORMATION ...................................8

4.1 Explanation of connection field .....................................................................8

4.1.1 Start up .........................................................................................................8

4.1.2 Direct Connection with RS-232 .....................................................................8

4.1.3 Connect by Modem.......................................................................................9

4.1.4 Dial Up ........................................................................................................10

5 SOFTWARE FUNCTION.........................................................................................11

5.1 Permission Management ............................................................................11

5.2 Changing Permission..................................................................................11

5.3 Change Password.......................................................................................12

5.4 Log Out .......................................................................................................13

6 SYSTEM INFORMATION MONITORING ...............................................................14

6.1 CSU Information .........................................................................................14

6.2 Rectifier Information....................................................................................15

6.3 Battery Information......................................................................................16

6.4 Alarm Status ...............................................................................................17


6.5 Event Log....................................................................................................17

7 SYSTEM PARAMETER CONFIGURATION ...........................................................18

7.1 Parameter → System Parameter ................................................................18

7.2 Parameter → Battery Parameter.................................................................19

7.3 Parameter → Temperature Compensation .................................................20

7.4 Parameter → EQU Parameter ....................................................................21

7.5 Parameter → Alarm Mask...........................................................................22

7.6 Parameter → WEB .....................................................................................23

8 OTHER FUNCTION.................................................................................................24

8.1 Data Logging...............................................................................................24


1 INTRODUCTION

Figure1-1. Remote Monitoring System (RMS) Architecture for Power System

This document describes initialization and functionality of Remote Monitoring System for New Smart CSU, and how to use it in user applications. The remote control and monitor functions, which is in a Windows based PC via dial-up RS-232 interface port. If the CSU is connected to a modem, it can remote control and monitoring by communicating remotely over a telephone line with PC loaded with the NRMS software package. In addition, NRMS software is with the following features.

• Applied in Dial-up (Modem) or Local Access (RS232).

• Complete monitoring and control to CSU & Rectifier.

• Being Suitable for all New Smart CSU.

• Reach Up to 100 Event Logs for Power Diagnosis and Analysis.

• Being with User-friendly Interface.

• Battery Management.

• Windows 2000/XP Support


2 INSTALL AND UNINSTALL RMS SOFTWARE

This chapter describes how to install and uninstall the NRMS software under Windows Operation System. Please follow the steps below to start.

2.1 System Requirements The following minimum configuration is required to run RMS Software.

• PC-compatible Pentium class system

• Microsoft Windows 2000 / XP (Strong suggestion Windows XP)

• Microsoft Excel 2000 or above.

• 64 MB memory (128MB recommended)

• 45 MB of hard disk space

2.2 PC is without RMS If your PC has never installed RMS, please follow below to install this software.

2.2.1 Install through CD Disk • Turn on the host computer.

• Insert your NRMS disk into CD ROM.

• From the program Manager, select the drive with the RMS Disk and run SETUP.

2.2.2 Install through Hard Disk Please copy Disk into Hard Disk. And choose setup.exe to Run Setup to do installation.

2.3 PC is with NRMS • Remove old versions

• Follow the step of 2.2

2.4 Uninstall • Click on Start>Settings> Control Panel> Add/Remove Programs.

• Choose NRMS.

• Click on Remove icon to remove NRMS Software.


3 GET START NRMS SOFTWARE

This section will describe how to get start the NRMS software, including what components should be prepared, menu and toolbar functions.

3.1 SYSTEM Components In addition to PC whose operation system is Windows, the following components are required:

• NRMS Software-installed on the PC to control and monitor Telecom Power System.

• RS-232 cable, TX and RX is parallel, for remote connection – To connect Modem to COM port on the PC.

• Null Modem cable, TX and RX is crossover, for local connection – To connect Center Supervisor Unit (CSU) to COM port on the PC.

3.1.1 RMS Toolbar This is a listing of RMS menus and Toolbar. You can achieve your desired function either by clicking toolbar.

3.1.1.1 Toolbar Below, Figure1, is the toolbar RMS provides.

Figure 1. The Toolbar of RMS software

• CSU

Click on this icon to access the CSU information.

• Rectifier

Click on this icon to access the rectifier information.

• Battery

Click on this icon to access the battery information.

• Parameter


Click on this icon to access the parameter setting screen (ADMIN level only).

• Alarm

Click on this icon to access the alarm information.

• Event

Click on this icon to access the event information.

• Setting

Click on this icon to access the setting information.


4 HOW TO SETUP CONNECTION PROFILE INFORMATION

This section will describe how to setup every component of Connection profile Information

4.1 Explanation of connection field Below is the explanation of connection field.

4.1.1 Start up The waiting screen will display after NRMS had switch on. There won’t be any information on each item.

4.1.2 Direct Connection with RS-232 NRMS can be direct connecting to NSCSU with 9-pins RS-232 cable. Refer to the figure below.


4.1.3 Connect by Modem NRMS can also connect to CSU for remote control and monitoring with modem via a telephone line.

Before using modem to connect the CSU, please click the Setting → “Modem Configuration” button to initialize for upgrade the communication speed (Baud rate 19200bps).


4.1.4 Dial Up To dial up, refer to the figure below.

Select a COM. Port

Initialize


5 SOFTWARE FUNCTION

5.1 Permission Management NRMS has four permission levels of system operation, setting and debug to suit each level of user.

Function of each level:

1. USER level: Monitoring the parameter of system, Alarm and Even log.

2. ADMIN level: User level plus parameter setting and time setting.

Permission level Function item

USER LEVEL ADMIN LEVEL

System Monitor ● ●

System parameter set

●

Manual BT & EQU ● ●

LVDS manual Trip ●

System Time set ●

Data log ● ●

5.2 Changing Permission The function will be in “USER level” after NRMS connect to the CSU, user can change the level by using the Setting → “Chang Permission” button.


5.3 Change Password NRMS provide the function of setting and change for password to protect the operation function of ADMIN, FACTORY and ENGINEER level. User can change the password by using the Setting → “Chang Password” button.


5.4 Log Out User can return to “User level” by using the Setting → “Log out” button.


6 SYSTEM INFORMATION MONITORING

This section describes every information display on the monitor and their representational meaning.

6.1 CSU Information

DCV: DC voltage of the system Ambient Tem: Ambient Temperature of the system DCI: DC current of the system Total Current: Total SMR current + Battery current ACV1: AC voltage 1 ACV2: AC voltage 2 ACV3: AC voltage 3 EQU Stop: Manual equalizing charging Battery Test Start: Manual battery test Clear Buzzer: Buzzer clear Modal Name: Name of the firmware modal File Name: Firmware file name Firmware Ver.: Firmware version

RMS Version


6.2 Rectifier Information

Max. No. of SMR Fail SMR On duty SMR Off duty SMR

Communication error SMR

Clear the communication error

SMR


6.3 Battery Information

Total Current: Total SMR current + Battery current Estimate Capacity: Total battery capacity Battery Current 1: Current of battery 1 Battery Current 2: Current of battery 2 Battery Voltage 1: Middle point voltage of battery 1 Battery Voltage 2: Middle point voltage of battery 2 Battery Voltage 3: Middle point voltage of battery 3 Battery Voltage 4: Middle point voltage of battery 4 Battery Temp 1: Battery 1 temperature Battery Temp 2: Battery 2 temperature


6.4 Alarm Status

6.5 Event Log

Alarm display in red

Contents of the event

Numbers of the event

Clear the events


7 SYSTEM PARAMETER CONFIGURATION

The configuration in this chapter is suit only for “ADMIN level” and above.

7.1 Parameter → System Parameter

DCH: DC high voltage DCL: DC low voltage HVSD: High voltage shutdown LVDS 1: Low voltage disconnect 1 LVDS 2: Low voltage disconnect 2 Float Voltage: Floating charge voltage EQU Voltage: Equalizing charge voltage TAH: High ambient temperature TAL: Low ambient temperature HTSD: High temperature shutdown LTSD: Low temperature shutdown ACH: AC high voltage ACL: AC low voltage Energy Saving: Energy saving function LVDS 1 Trip: Manual low voltage disconnect trip 1 LVDS 2 Trip: Manual low voltage disconnect trip 2 LVDS 3 Trip: Manual low voltage disconnect trip 3 Rectifier Relation: Over percentage of rectifier capacity alarm setting Set Date and Time: Present date and time setting


7.2 Parameter → Battery Parameter

Capacity: Total battery capacity TBH: High battery temperature Middle Test Voltage: Battery middle test voltage SMR Max. Current Limit: Value of SMR Max. current limit Charge Management: Charge management function Stage 1 Current Limit: Charge current limit (Stage 1) Stage 2 Current Limit: Charge current limit (Stage 2) Stage 3 Current Limit: Charge current limit (Stage 3) Battery Test: Battery test Test Time: Battery test time Test Voltage: Battery test end voltage Battery Periodic: The periodic of battery test Test Periodic: The periodic of battery test (month) Test Date: The periodic of battery test (day) Test O’clock: The periodic of battery test (hour) Last Battery Test Time: Last battery test time Next Battery Test Time: Next battery test time

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7.3 Parameter → Temperature Compensation

Temp Compensation: Temperature compensation function Compensation Mode: Temperature compensation mode Linear: Linear temperature compensation mode Coefficient: Coefficient of temperature compensation Range: Range of temperature compensation Temp Comp Center: Center temperature of temperature compensation Curve: Curve temperature compensation mode T0: Temperature setting 1 T1: Temperature setting 2 T2: Temperature setting 3 T3: Temperature setting 4 V0: Voltage setting 1 V1: Voltage setting 2 V2: Voltage setting 3 V3: Voltage setting 4

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7.4 Parameter → EQU Parameter

EQU: Equalize charging mode EQU Max. Time: Equalize charging maximum time Additional EQU Time: Additional equalize charging time EQU Terminal Current: Equalize charging end current EQU Periodic: The periodic of equalize charging EQU Period: The periodic of equalize charging (month) EQU Date: The periodic of equalize charging (day) EQU O’clock: The periodic of equalize charging (hour) Last EQU Time: Last equalize charging time Next EQU Time: Next equalize charging time Capacity Remaining: Enable/Disable Capacity Remaining mode and modify setting range Deep Voltage: Enable/Disable Deep Voltage mode and modify setting range AC Off Time: Enable/Disable AC Off Time mode and modify setting range Charge Current: Enable/Disable Charge Current mode and modify setting range

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7.5 Parameter → Alarm Mask

Current Limit: Current limit alarm One Rectifier Fail: One rectifier fail alarm More Rectifiers Fail: More than one rectifiers fail alarm Major: Major alarm Minor: Minor alarm Load Breaker: Load breaker trip alarm Load Priority Hi: High priority load breaker trip alarm Load Priority Low: Low priority load breaker trip alarm Load Fuse: Load fuse blown alarm Rail: Rail output load alarm GMT Fuse: GMT fuse blown alarm DCH: DC high voltage alarm DCL: DC low voltage alarm LVDS: Low voltage disconnect alarm LVDS trip: Low voltage disconnect trip alarm TAH: High ambient temperature alarm TAL: Low ambient temperature alarm TA Sensor Fail: Ambient temperature sensor fail alarm ACH: AC high voltage alarm ACL: AC low voltage alarm AC Breaker: AC breaker trip alarm AC Phase Lost: AC phase lost alarm TB Sensor Fail: Battery temperature sensor fail alarm TBH: High battery temperature alarm Battery Fuse: Battery fuse blown alarm Battery Discharge: Battery discharge alarm Battery Breaker: Battery breaker trip alarm Middle Test Fail: Battery middle test fail alarm Battery Test Fail: Battery test fail alarm Rect. Over Percent of Capacity: Over percentage of Rectifier Capacity alarm


7.6 Parameter → WEB

IP Address: IP Address setting Subnet Mask: Subnet Mask setting Gateway: Gateway setting Web IP Rule: Follow Class/Ignore Class selestion


8 OTHER FUNCTION

8.1 Data Logging

Caution: Don’t open the down file during the system data logging.

Assign the file name

Setting the file recording size and period

Starting datalog

Datalog executing

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