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Connection of remote modules Connection of Sepam Connection of communication accessories Main points to remember B C D E Mounting A ? Situate SEPAM and its optional modules Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 1 F Installation rules INSTALLATION Wire the products and connect the optional modules

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Page 1: Connection of remote modules Connection of Sepam Connection of communication accessories Main points to remember B C D E Mounting A ? Situate SEPAM and

Connection of remote modules

Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 1

F

Installation rules

INSTALLATION

Wire the products and connect the optional modules

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt2

? Sepam series 20 & 40

ACE949-2ACE959ACE937ACE969TPACE969FOcommunicationmodules

MES148-2temperature sensor modules

MSA141analog output module

MES114optional input/output modules

DSM303remote UMI

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt3

? Sepam series 80

ACE949-2ACE959ACE937ACE969TPACE969FOcommunicationmodules

MES148-2temperature sensor modules

MCS025synchro-checkmodule

MSA141analog outputmodule

MES120 optional input/output modules

DSM303remote UMI

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Connection of remote modules

Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 4

F

Installation rules

MOUNTING

Mounting

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt5

Before use : storage conditions

Sepam must be stored in good condition to avoid any life time reduction :

– In it’s factory package

– In dry and clean place

– Temperature does not have to exceed -25°C/-13°F and +70°C/+158°F

– Exposure to continuous damp heat : 93%RH +40°C +104°F does not have to exceed 56 days

– If storage must be longer than a year, Sepam should be energized for one or two days every year

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt6

Summary of characteristics of the base unit

Flush-mounting in front panel– Thickness of plate:

– 1.5 to 3 mm for Series 20 and 40– 1.5 to 6 mm for Series 80

Assembly at back of compartment– Mounting plate:

– AMT840 for Series 20 and 40– AMT880 for Series 80

Sealing gasket according to NEMA12 / IP52 requirements

Weight– Sepam with advanced UMI and 1 input / output module:

– 1.7 kg for Series 20– 1.9 kg for Series 40– 2.9 kg for Series 80

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt7

Series 20 & 40 base unit

Simple flush mounting in panel– Held by 2 mounting clips

Groove

Mounting clip

Series 20Series 40

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt8

Series 80 base unit

Mounted using spring clips The direction in which the spring clips are mounted depends on the thickness of the mounting plate.

1.5 mm ≤ thk. ≤ 4 mm

4 mm ≤ thk. ≤ 6 mm

Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt9

MES114 module

Installation of the module– insert the 2 pins on the module into the slots on the base unit– push the module flat up against the base unit to plug it into the connector– tighten the mounting screwsSeries 20

Series 40

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt10

MES120 module

Installation of the module– insert the 2 pins on the module into the slots on the base unit– push the module flat up against the base unit to plug it into the connector– tighten the mounting screwsSeries 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt11

Remote modules

DSM303 and MCS025– Same mounting principle as Series 20 and 40

MET148-2, MSA141, all communication modules– Mounting on symmetrical DIN rail

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Connection of remote modules

Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 12

F

Installation rules

INSTALLATION RULES

Installation rules

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt13

Generic rules : earthing

Refer to document :

“MV protection relay installation assistance guide” ref 51312779F0 A2

Guarantee an equipotent bonding network

Connect every equipment to earth

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt14

Generic rules : disturbing and sensitive cables

Disturbing cables are :– Power circuit in general, Welding machine power supply in particular– PEN and PE conductors– Control circuit including inductive loads : relays, contactors,…

sensitive cables are :– Communication circuits– Analogue measurement circuits : unbalance CT input, Temp sensors

Avoid the parallel running of disturbing and sensitive cables

Or assure separation distance between disturbing and sensitive cables

Disturbing and sensitive cables must cross at right angle

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt15

Generic rules : ground loop

Minimize ground loop areas : cables must be as close as possible from earthed metallic part

A ground loop results from the area between an active conductor and the ground.

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt16

Generic rules : I/O

Outgoing and incoming I/O cables must be together

Shielded cables are grounded at both ends

(only if both sides are equipotent by an other way !!!) Free conductors in cables must be earthed at both ends Unused input must be shorted to earth

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt17

Cubicle prerequisite

Switchgear must be connected to building earth

Every metallic parts of cubicle, including doors, must be connected together and to earth by wide conductor on non paint parts

Series 20Series 40Series 80

CTs and VTs secondary common point should be connected to main earth terminal (rectangular copper bare) of cubicle in MV compartment

LV compartment should also have a main earth terminal directly connected to the LV compartment one and on witch each equipment should be connected

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt18

Power supply requirements

Nominal range : 24 / 250 VDC or 110 / 250 VAC (47.5 / 63 Hz) Absolute range ( -20 / +10% ) : 19.2 / 275 VDC or 88 / 275 VAC

Series 80 accept only DC voltage supply Nominal range : 24 / 250 VDC Absolute range ( -20 / +10% ) : 19.2 / 275 VDC

Focus on DC supply :– Rectified only should not be used because it will reduce lifetime – Acceptable ripple content on DC voltage : 12%

Series 20Series 40

Series 80

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Connection of remote modules

Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 19

F

Installation rules

CONNECTION OF SEPAM

Connection of Sepam

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt20

Wiring requirements and accessories

Power supply and I/O : 2 different types of connector :

CCA620 : screw type CCA622 : ring / spade lugs Ø4mm

Telemecanique ZD5 series

For both type, wires are single 0.2 to 2.5mm² / AWG 24 to 12or maximum 2 wires 0.2 to 1 mm² / AWG 24 to 16

1mm² will be preferred for I/0 when used I/O number is high and if this size is correct for the application

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt21

Series 20 & 40 base unit

A 21-pin connector– auxiliary power supply

– mechanical grounding A

C D

Series 20Series 40

C RJ45 connector– Modbus communication ports

D RJ45 connector– connection of remote modules

Connecting terminal 17 to earth by 2.5 mm² cable, length < 200 mm is COMPULSORY

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt22

S20, T20 & M20 current sensors

Series 20

B

A

A 21-pin connector– 1 residual current input

B SubD9 connector– CCA630 connection of CTs– CCA670 connection of LPCTs

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt23

B21 & B22 voltage sensors

B SubD9 connector– CCT640 connection of VTs

B

Series 20

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt24

Series 40 current and voltage sensors

A 21-pin connector– 1 residual current input

B SubD9 connector– CCA630 connection of CTs

– CCA670 connection of LPCTs

E 6-pin connector– connection of VTs

B

A

ESeries 40

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt25

Series 80 base unit

Series 80

A 21-pin connector– auxiliary power supply

C1 and C2

RJ45 connector– Modbus ports

D1 and D2

RJ45 connector– connection of remote

modules

F spare

A

C2 C1 F

D2

D1

B2 B1

H3 H2 H1

Connection to the grounding circuit is compulsory by 9 mm² tinned copper braid,length < 300 mm

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt26

Current and voltage sensors for Series 80 - all applications

Series 80 E

B1

E 21-pin connector– connection of VTs– 2 residual current inputs

B1 SubD9 connector– CCA630 connection for CTs – CCA671 connection of LPCTs

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt27

Additional current sensors forT87, M87, M88, G87 & G88

Series 80

B2 B2 SubD9 connector– CCA630 connection for

CTs – M87 and G87

CCA671 connection of LPCTs

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt28

Additional voltage sensorsB83

Series 80

B2 B1B2 SubD9 connector

– CCT640 connection of V'Ts

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt29

Current sensor inputs

CCA630/CCA634 connector

The CCA630 connector is used to connect 3 phase current transformers to Sepam

The CCA634 adds an input for a residual current transformer : do not connect a core balance ct

With CCA634 Io input on A or E connector must not be used.

Both contain interposing ring CTs with through primaries and be disconnected with the power on since disconnection does not open the CT secondary circuit.

Series 20Series 40Series 80

CT 1 or 5A

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt30

Phase current inputs : 3 CTs / 2 CTs

CCA630/634 connector– connection of 2 or 3 CTs

– complete parameter setting using SFT2841 software

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt31

Phase current inputs : CTs wiring

Series 20Series 40Series 80

Power consumption in cables :

CT must feed all connected equipments : SEPAM, ammeter,…, and cables !!

Pwire = I² x ρ x L / S ρ = 1,728 10-8 at 20C° L = wire length, go and back, in meter

e.g. : CT secondary : 5A S = 1.5mm² L=30m P = 8.6 VA

CT secondary : 5A S = 4mm² L=30m P = 2.2 VA

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt32

Phase current inputs : LPCTs

CCA670 or CCA671 connector– connection of 3 LPCTs

(Low Power Current Transducers)– parameter setting using SFT2841

software, completed by hardware setting of microswitches

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt33

Residual current inputs : CSH 30/120/200

Series 20Series 40Series 80

CSH120 or CSH200 core balance CT– ratio of 1/470

CT + CSH30– connection of CT with secondary

– 1A: 2 turns– 5A: 4 turns

– Or direct on CCA634

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt34

Residual current inputs : recommendations

Series 20Series 40Series 80

Cabling recommendations The CSH120 or CSH200 core-balance CT is connected directly to the Sepam

connector. Recommended cables:

A twisted two-wire connection is recommended.

Shielded cable may also be used

The maximum resistance of the Sepam connection wiring should not be more than 4 Ω.

CSH 30 must be placed in a low magnetic activity area in LV compartment : e.g. away from auxiliary transformer

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt35

Residual current inputs : recommendations

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt36

Residual current inputs : core adaptation

Series 20Series 40Series 80

ACE990 interface– use of a core balance CT with a ratio of 1/50 to 1/1500– Only one core by ACE990

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt37

Series 40 voltage inputs

3 phase-to-neutral voltages

OR

2 phase-to-phase voltages

OR

1 phase-to-phase voltage

1 residual voltage

(open delta arrangement)

possibility of using VTs with double

secondary winding

AND/ORexcept for3 phase-to-neutral voltages

The E connector may be used to connect the following

Series 40

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt38

Additional voltage inputs for B21, B22 & B83

3 phase-to-neutral voltages

OR

2 phase-to-phase voltages

OR

1 phase-to-phase voltage

1 residual voltage

(open delta arrangement)AND/OR

The CCT640 may be used to connect the following:

Series 20Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt39

Series 80 voltage inputsfor all applications except for B80

3 phase-to-neutral voltages

OR

2 phase-to-phase voltages

OR

1 phase-to-neutral voltage

OR

1 phase-to-phase voltage

1 residual voltage

open delta arrangement

or

neutral point

AND/OR

The E connector may be used to connect the following

Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt40

B80 voltage inputs

3 BB1 phase-to-neutral voltages and an additional BB2 voltage

OR

2 BB1 phase-to-phase voltages and a residual voltage and an additional BB2 voltage

The E connector may be used to connect the following

BB1 BB2

Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt41

VT wiring variants

Series 20Series 40Series 80

VT wiring 3V + Vres 3 V U21 + U21 + 1 U + 1 U 1 V 1 V +Vres

U23 + U23Values Vres

Ph-to-neutral voltages measured measured calculated not avail. not avail. not avail. V1 V1

Ph-to-ph voltages calculated calculated U21, U23 U21, U23 U21 U21 not avail. not avail. measured measured measured measured

U32, U13 U32, U13 U32, U13 U32, U13 calculated calculated not avail. not avail.

Residual voltage measured calculated measured not avail. measured not avail. not avail. measured

Pos. seq. voltage calculated calculated calculated calculated not avail. not avail. not avail. not avail.

Neg. seq. voltage calculated calculated calculated calculated not avail. not avail. not avail. not avail.

Protection functions 67N, 59Nnot available

67, 32P, 32Q, 37P, 40, 78PS, 51V, 21B, 27D, 47, 81R

67, 67N, 32P, 32Q, 37P, 40, 78PS, 51V, 21B, 27D, 59N, 47, 81R

67, 67N, 32P, 32Q, 37P, 40, 78PS, 51V, 21B, 27D, 59N, 47, 81R

67, 32P, 32Q, 37P, 40, 78PS, 51V, 21B, 27D, 47, 81R

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt42

Series 20 & 40 inputs / outputs

Series 20Series 40

On the base unitA On the base unit

– 4 outputs– O1 and O2: control (8A)– O3 and O4: indication (2A)

A

On Series 40, from Mars 2006 O1,O2 and O3 have control capabilities

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt43

Series 20 & 40 inputs / outputs

Series 20Series 40

On the optional moduleK 10-pin connector

– 6 inputs– I21: independent– I22 to I26: common point

L 12-pin connector– 4 outputs

– O11: control (8A)– O12 to O14: indication (2A)

M 12-pin connector– 4 independent inputs

K

L

M

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt44

Series 20 & 40 inputs / outputs

Series 20Series 40

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt45

Series 80 inputs / outputs

Series 80

H3 H2 H1

On the base unit

A 21-pin connector– 5 outputs

– O1 to O4: control (8A)– O5: indication (2A)

On the optional modules– 14 inputs, 6 outputs

– Ox01: control (8A)– Ox02 and Ox06: indication

(2A)

H1 : I101 to I114, O101 to O106

H2 : I201 to I214, O201 to O206

H3 : I301 to I314, O301 to O306

Maximum configuration– 42 inputs (3 x 14)– 23 outputs (3 x 6 + 5)

B2 B1

AH1H2H3

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt46

Series 80 inputs / outputs

Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt47

Circuit breaker shunt trip coil

01 : trippingNormally open

O11 : closeorder

02 : Closinginhibition

Tripping coilClosing coil

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt48

Circuit breaker with under voltage opening coil

Voltage lossTripping coil

01 : trippingNormally closed

O11 : closeorder

02 : Closinginhibition

Closing coil

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Connection of remote modules

Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 49

F

Installation rules

Connection of remote modules

Connection of remote modules

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt50

MET 148-2 module : wiring

Connection of temperature sensors to screw-type terminals– Cross-section of 0.2 to 2.5 mm²

– Maximum distance: 1 km

– Use shielded cable– Connect the shielding at the module end– Do not connect the shielding at the sensor end

Series 20Series 40Series 80

Compulsory connection of the earthing terminal–2.5 mm² cable with 4 mm ring lug–Length < 200 mm

Separate the sensors cables ( very sensitive cables) from CCA77X cord

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt51

Line impedance matching (interlinking of modules)–RC: if the module is not the last one–RC: if the module is the last one

MET 148-2 module : settings

Series 20Series 40Series 80

Selection of the module number–MET1: 1st module–MET2: 2nd module (Series 40 and 80 only)

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt52

MSA 141 module : wiring

Connection of the analog output to screw-type connector– Cross-section of 0.2 to 2.5 mm²– Maximum load impedance: 600Ω– Use shielded cable

– Connect the shielding at the module end only

Series 20Series 40Series 80

Separate the sensors cables ( very sensitive cables) from CCA77X cord

Compulsory connection of the earthing terminal–2.5 mm² cable with 4 mm ring lug–Length < 200 mm

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt53

MSA 141 module : settings

Line impedance matching (interlinking of modules)– RC: if the module is not the last one– RC: if the module is the last one

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt54

Synchro-check module

A 21-pin connector– auxliary power supply

– 4 standard outputs– O1 to O3: enable closing– O4: not used

– mechanical grounding

Compulsory connection by

2.5 mm² cable, length < 200 mm

B CCT640 connector– phase-to-neutral or phase-to-phase

voltages to be monitored

D RJ45 connector– connection to the base unit

– Use the special CCA785 cord delivered with the module

A

X D

B

X RJ45 connector– not used

Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt55

Synchro-check module

Wiring diagram

Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt56

Series 20Series 40

DSM303

Interlinking of modules with Series 20 & 40

Principle– D on Sepam Da on

module

– Dd on module Da on following module

Rules– 3 modules maximum

– DSM303 modules at end of chain

– The MSA141 module must be the first in the chain

MET148-2

Da Dd

MSA141

DdDa

D

MET148-2

Da Dd

MET1 MET2

RC RC

Series 40 only

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt57

MET148-2

MSA141DSM303

Interlinking of modules with Series 80

Principle– D1 (or D2) on Sepam

Da on module– Dd on module Da on

following module

Rules– 3 modules maximum per

chain– DSM303 and MCS025

modules at end of chain– Special CCA785 cord for

connection of MCS025

MET1 MET2

MET148-2

Da

D1

Dd

Da Dd

RC RC

Da

D2

Dd D

CCA785

Series 80

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Connection of remote modules

Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt 58

F

Installation rules

Connection of communication accessories

Connection of communication accessories

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt59

Anticipate electromagnetic compatibility problems

Connect every ACE 9xx to earth and use EMC clamp as below :

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt60

ACE949-2 and ACE959 communication interface

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt61

ACE969 and ACE969-2 communication interfaces Rajouter schéma 969-2

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Sepam Installation EN 2007_01.ppt62

ACE909-2 / 919 communication interfaces

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Communication with a PC

Supply the modules Anticipate electromagnetic compatibility problems Polarize and impedance-match lines

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

110 to 220 Vacpower supply50 to 60 Hz

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

RS 485 - 2 wire

Distributed power supply 12 or 24 Vdc – 2 wire

RS 232 – 3 wire

ACE909-2 ACE949-2 ACE949-2 ACE949-2

12 or 24 Vdcpower supply

If distance is too long (see documentation)

RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

RCRCRC

SupervisionOR

Parameter setting via SFT2841

Compulosry cnnection of earthing terminal.2.5 mm² cable with a 4 mm ring lugLength < 200 mm

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Communication with a PLC

Supply the modules Anticipate electromagnetic compatibility problems Polarize and impedance-match lines

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

Power supplyACE919CA: 110 to 220 Vac 50 to 60 HzACE919CC:24 to 48 Vdc

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

RS 485 - 2 wire

Distributed power supply12 or 24 Vdc – 2 wire

RS 485 – 2 wire

ACE919 ACE949-2 ACE949-2 ACE949-2RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

RCRCRC

Supervision

12 or 24 Vdcpower supply

Polarization not done by the PLCPolarization done by the PLC

RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Communication with an Ethernet network

Series 20Series 40Series 80

Supply the modules Anticipate electromagnetic compatibility problems Polarize and impedance-match lines

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

24 Vdcpower supply100-240 Vacadapter supplied

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

RS 485 - 2 wire

Distributed power supply12 or 24 Vdc – 2 wire

EGX400 ACE949-2 ACE949-2 ACE949-2RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

RCRCRC

SupervisionAND / ORParameter

settingvia SFT2841

12 or 24 Vdc power supply

Ethernet

Modbus TCP/IP

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Communication with an Ethernet network

Example of 4-wire RS 485 network

ACE959 ACE959 ACE959

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

24 Vdcpower supply100-240 Vacadapter supplied

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

RS 485 - 4 wire

Distributed power supply12 or 24 Vdc – 2 wire

EGX400

RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

RCRCRC

SupervisionAND / ORParameter

setting SFT2841

12 or 24 Vdc power supply

Ethernet

Modbus TCP/IP

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Communication in disturbed environments

Use of optical fibre

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

ACE937 ACE937 ACE937

Optical star

Fiberoptics

SupervisionOR

Parameter setting via SFT2841

PCORPLC

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Supervision and Parameter setting via SFT28412 independent networks

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

ACE969TP ACE969TP ACE969TP

RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

RCRCRC

Supervisory system

Protocol:-Modbus-DNP3-IEC 60870-5-103

Sepam power supply

Distributed power supply12 or 24 Vdc – 2 wire

12 or 24 Vdc power supply

SFT2841ACE909-2

OREGX400

ORModem RTC

RS 485 - 2 wire

E-LAN

RS 4852 wire

ACE909-2OR

ACE919OR

EGX400

RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

S-LAN

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Supervision in disturbed environmentsand Parameter setting via SFT28412 independent networksUse of fibre optics

Series 20 Series 40 Series 80

CCA612 CCA612 CCA612

ACE969FO ACE969FO ACE969FO

RP+ ONRP- ONRC ON

RCRCRC

Supervisory system

Protocol:-Modbus-DNP3-IEC 60870-5-103

Sepam power supply

Distributed power supply 12 or 24 Vdc – 2 wire

12 or 24 Vdc power supply

SFT2841ACE909-2

OREGX400

ORModem RTC

RS 485 - 2 wire

E-LAN

HUBOR

Optical star

S-LAN

Fiberoptics in a ring or star arrangement

Series 20Series 40Series 80

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Series 80

Redundancy

Series 80Series 80

RS 485 - 2 wire

RS 485 - 2 wire12 or 24 Vdc power supply

12 or 24 Vdc power supply

Series 80

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Connection of Sepam

Connection of communication accessories

Main points to remember

B

C

D

E

MountingA? Situate SEPAM and

its optional modules

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F

Installation rules

Main points to remember

Main points to remember

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Characteristics

Series 80Series 20 Series 40

Sensors 3 CTs + 1 core balance CT Or 4 VTs

3 CTs + 3 VTs + 1 core balance CT

3 CTs + 4 VTs + 2 core bal. CTs6 CTs + 4 VTs + 2 core bal. CTs

Or 3 CTs + 8 VTs + 1 cor. bal. CT

Communication port 1 1 2

Equation editor - Yes Yes

Logipam - Yes (optional)

Removable cartridge - Yes

Battery - Yes

0 inputs / 5 outputsBasic I/O 0 inputs / 4 outputs

42 inputs / 23 outputsMaximum I/O 10 inputs / 8 outputs

24 / 250 V DCPower supply 24 / 250 V DC110 / 240 V AC

No UMI Or advanced UMI

Or mimic-based UMI

User / MachineInterface

No UMI or remote advanced UMI

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-

-

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Main points to remember

Take care of storage conditions

Connecting Sepam and additional modules to earth is compulsory.

All output relays are not identical :– Some are control type with 8A continuous current

• For Sepam 20/40 : O1 / 02 / 011• For Sepam 80 :O1 -> 04 et O101 / O201 / O301

The availability of some protection functions depend on VTs wiring

ACExxx communication modules need to be powered with 12 or 24 V DC

3 communication protocol are available: DNP3 / IEC 870-5-103 / Modbus

Synchro check option only work with series 80 and need specific cable CCA 785