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GE D200 Installation And Operation Manual

GE D200 Installation And Operation Manual (133 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 0.96 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Product Support and Safety
4
About this Guide
12
Installation Steps
13
Getting Started: Required Steps
13
Familiarization
15
- Chassis Compatibility
  16
- D20 Kit Components
  16
- Table
  16
- D20 Chassis
  16
- Other Components
  17
- Other System Configurations
  17
- D20 Front Panel: Non-VME Single Slot
  18
- D20 Front Panel: VME Multi Slot
  18
- D20 Rear Panel: Non-VME
  19
- D20 Rear Panel: VME
  19
- WESTERM D20M+ Termination Panel
  20
- D200
  21
- D200 Front Panel
  22
- D200 Rear Panel
  23
- WESTERM D20M++ Termination Panel
  24
- LED Indicators
  26
- D20ME: Four Versions
  26
- D20ME Main Module
  26
- Enhanced Feature: 68K Monitor Speed Change
  27
- D20ME/ME II Factory Fitted Software
  27
- D20ME: Serial I/O Architecture
  27
- Serial Performance
  27
- D20: Supplying Power
  28
- D20 Power Supply
  28
- External Power Supplies
  28
- Redundant Power Supplies
  28
- Standard Power Supplies
  29
- D20/D200 Overcurrent Protection
  29
- I/O Peripherals
  30
- WESMAINT Cable
  30
- Third-Party Modems
  30
- Modems
  30
- Hot-Swap Peripherals
  31
- I/O Peripheral Module Assembly
  31
- D20A Analog Input Peripheral
  32
- D20S Digital Input Peripheral
  32
- D20K Control Output Peripheral
  32
- D20C Combination I/O Peripheral
  33
- D20C Daughter Boards
  33
- Table: D20C Options
  33
- D20AC Analog Input Peripheral
  33
- Promaint
  34
- D.20 Peripheral Link
  34
- Second D.20 Link
  34
- D.20 RS-485 Interface
  35
- Extended Communications
  35
- D.20 Splitter
  35
- D.20 Comm Interface
  35
- Interposing Relays
  36
- Universal Protocol Converter
  36
- D20Eme
  37
- Applications of the D20EME
  37
- Upgrades and Replacements
  37
- Table: Chassis Compatibility
  37
- D20EME Kit Components
  38
- Table: Available Options
  38
- Ethernet Capability
  40
- Media Interface Cards
  40
- Interconnect Cable
  40
- D20/D200 Redundancy
  41
- Failover Sequence
  41
- D20/D200 Redundancy Failover
  42
- RS-232 Switch Panel: Indicators
  42
- Active/Standby Switch
  42
- RS-232 Switch Panel: Connectors
  43
- D20ME Main Module: Board Layout
  44
Connections and Configuration
44
- D20ME Jumpering
  45
- D20ME Jumper Options
  45
- JP2 - VME Address
  45
- JP3-1 and JP3-2 RTC Options
  45
- Other Jumpers
  46
- JP8 – Battery Backup Enable/Disable
  46
- JP4 - Watchdog
  46
- D20ME II Board Layout
  47
- D20ME II Jumpering
  47
- Table: VME Jumper Options
  48
- Single Node
  48
- Multi-Node
  48
- JP1 - VME Control
  49
- Table: JP4 - Watchdog Enable/Disable
  49
- Table: JP8 – Battery Backup Enable/Disable
  49
- Sw1 Rs-485 2W/4W
  50
- SW2 RS-485/RS-232 Mode Selection
  50
- JP11 RS-232/RS-485 Operation
  51
- Table: Serial Port Pinouts
  51
- Transient Suppression
  52
- 2-Wire RS-485 Cable
  52
- 4-Wire RS-485 Cable
  52
- D20ME/ME II Power Connections
  53
- D200 Power Supply
  53
- Procedure
  53
- Termination Panels: Jumper Settings
  55
- Termination Panels: Power Supply
  55
- WESTERM D20M+SS: Power Supply
  55
- WESTERM D20M++: Power Supply
  56
- Peripherals: Supplying Power
  56
- Peripherals: Connect for Power Using D.20 Link Procedure
  57
- Table: J1 Pinouts on WESTERM Peripherals
  57
- WESTERM D20S: External DC Supply
  58
- WESTERM D20A: External Loop Supply
  58
- WESTERM D20K: External Control Output Supply
  59
- WESTERM D20C: External DC and Control Output Supply
  60
- WESTERM D20AC: DC Power Supply
  61
- D.20 Interface Modules: DC Power Supply
  62
- D.20 Interface Modules: Connect for Power Using D.20 Link
  63
- Table: J1 Pinouts on D.20 Interface Modules
  63
- I/O Peripheral Boards: Jumper Settings
  64
- WESDAC Board Jumpers
  65
- WESDAC Jumpers Z1-Z5
  65
- Checking the Base Version
  65
- WESDAC Jumper Settings
  66
- WESTERM Addressing: Jumper Z1
  67
- WESTERM D20A: Jumpers
  68
- WESTERM D20A: Jumper Settings
  68
- WESTERM D20S: Jumpers
  69
- WESTERM D20S: Settings
  70
- WESTERM D20K: Jumpers
  71
- WESTERM D20K: Settings
  72
- WESTERM D20C: Jumpers
  73
- WESTERM D20C: Settings
  74
- D.20 Interface Modules
  76
- D.20 Comm Interface: Jumpers
  76
- D.20 Comm Interface: Settings
  77
- D.20 Splitter: Jumpers
  78
- D.20 Splitter: Settings
  78
- D.20 RS-485 Adaptor: Settings
  79
- D.20 RS-485 Adaptor: Jumpers
  79
- D.20 DC Interface: Settings
  80
- D.20 DC Interface: Jumpers
  80
- EME Main Board Jumper and Component Locations
  81
- Table: Main Components
  82
- D20EME Leds
  82
- Memory Expansion Card
  82
- MIC Jumper Options
  83
- 10BASE-T MIC Jumper Settings
  83
- 10BASE2 MIC Jumper Settings
  83
- 10BASE-FL MIC Jumper Settings
  84
- 10BASE-FL Fiber Cable Connectors
  84
- Redundant D20/D200 Systems
  85
- Redundant System: Software Configuration
  86
- Required Components
  86
- Redundant System: Mounting the Hardware
  86
- Procedure: Installing Watchdog Cables
  87
- Procedure: Installing a Ping Cable
  87
- Installing an HDLC Cable
  88
- Selecting an HDLC Port
  88
- Connecting Serial Communication Cables
  88
- Serial Port Pin-Outs
  88
- Redundant Multi-Node Systems: Example
  89
- Testing Redundancy
  90
- WESMAINT Cable Pinouts
  90
- Power-Up and Test D20/D200
  91
- Required for Testing
  91
- 68K Monitor
  92
- Accessing WESMAINT II+ Using a Terminal
  92
- Procedure: Set up Terminal
  93
- Procedure: Powering-Up the D20
  94
- Software Corruption on Power-Up
  94
- Procedure: Workaround
  94
- On-Line Start-Up Test
  96
- Code and Configuration Files
  96
- D20 and D200 Software: Introduction
  101
- When to Download
  101
D20/D200 Software Configuration
101
- Identification of Base Type
  102
- Alternate Identification Method
  102
- Prerequisites for Code Download
  102
- D20ME: Flash Memory
  103
- Setup WESMAINT II+ Terminal
  103
- Procedure: Identify Base
  103
- Procedure: Code Download D20 Base
  104
- Result: Code File Load Completed
  106
- Procedure: Code Download CCU Base
  107
- Configuration File Download
  109
- Multi-Node Downloads
  109
- Serial Download
  110
- Table: Identify the D20ME II Type
  110
- Upgrading
  111
- From D20M or 1 MB Flash D20ME?
  111
- Procedure: D20ME II -D20 Base
  112
- Procedure: D20ME II - CCU
  114
- D20EME Ethernet Interface
  116
- About Multi-Node Downloads
  116
- D20EME Global Memory Expansion
  116
- D20ME/ME II Main Board
  117
- I/O Peripherals Common LEDS
  117
Operation
117
- Leds Vs. MCU Status
  118
- D20 Power Supply Leds
  118
- Media Interface Cards LED Indicators
  119
- RS-232 Switch Panel: Active/Standby Switch Operation
  119
- D20/D200 Maintenance
  120
- D20 Power Supply Fuses
  120
- Replaceable Fuses
  120
Servicing
120
- Fuse Locations: D200
  121
- Cleaning and Handling of Batteries
  122
- Batteries
  122
- Battery Checking
  122
- Recycling of Batteries
  123
- Procedure: Change Battery
  123
- Introduction
  124
- Compatibility
  124
Appendix A: Product Combinations
124
- D.20 Input/Output Peripheral Compatibility
  126
- Changing the Baud Rate
  129
- SET BAUD RATE Command
  129
Appendix B: 68K Monitor Commands
129
Supported Speeds
130

GE D200 Technical Overview

GE D200 Technical Overview (108 pages)

Remote Terminal Unit

Brand: GE | Category: Touch terminals | Size: 1.98 MB

Table of Contents

About this Document
9
Who Should Use this Document
10
Product Support
11
What's New
12
D20EME (Ethernet/Memory Expansion)
13
D20 High-Voltage Peripherals
14
Multiple Language Support
15
System Overview
16
System Architecture
17
D20/D200 Product Comparison
18
Figure 4 D20 System Architecture
19
Figure 5 Example D20 Rack Layout
20
D200 Substation Automation Platform
21
Figure 7 D200 System Architecture
22
Figure 8 Example D200 Rack Layout
23
D20/D200 RTU Hardware
24
Main Processor
25
Figure 11 D20ME II Main Processor
26
Ethernet/Memory Expansion (EME) Kit
27
Modems
28
Auxiliary Equipment
29
Firmware
30
Detailed Technical Description
33
Enclosure
34
Figure 15 D20 Chassis (Non-VME Version)
35
Peripheral I/O Module Assembly
36
Environmental
37
Main Processor
38
D20/D200 Main Processor Specifications
39
Firmware
40
Time Synchronization
42
Figure 20 D20/D200 Time Synchronization
43
Ethernet/Memory Expansion (EME) Kit
44
I/O Peripheral Modules
45
Termination Types
46
Figure 25 D20 I/O Peripheral – Disconnect Termination
47
Hardware
48
Firmware
49
I/O Processing
51
D20S Digital Input Peripheral
52
Figure 29 D20S Digital Input Peripheral Block Diagram
53
Table 8 D20S Specifications
55
D20A Analog Input Peripheral
56
Figure 31 D20A Analog Input Peripheral Block Diagram
57
Figure 33 Three-Point Linearity Correction
59
Table 10 D20A Specifications
60
D20K Control Output Peripheral
61
Table 12 D20K Specifications
64
Interposing Relay Panel
65
Figure 35 Interposing Relays
66
D20C Combination I/O Peripheral
67
Table 16 D20C Specifications
68
Table 17 D20C Options
69
D20AC, AC Analog Input Peripheral
70
Table 19 D20AC Options
71
D20/D200 Power Supplies and Chargers
72
D20 Power Supply Specifications
73
D20 Battery Chargers
74
D20 Modems
75
WESDAC 202/V.23 Modem Specifications
76
Communications
77
D.20 Link
78
Designing a Distributed D20 Network
79
D.20 Communication Interface
80
Adapter Modules
81
Communication Cables
82
Power Requirements
83
D20/D200 Redundancy
84
D.20 Link Redundancy
85
Auxiliary Equipment
86
Data Display Panel
87
Configuration and Maintenance Software
88
Promaint
89
Application Software
90
Communication Services Applications
91
Data Conversion Applications
92
Frequently Asked Questions
93
What Is the I/O Capacity of a D20 System
94
A. Specifications and Supported Standards
95
B. Supported Host Protocols
98
C. Supported IED Protocols
99
D. Power Consumption – D20 Modules
100
E. D20/D200 Main Processor Compatibility
101
F. D.20 Link Installation
102

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