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FPRA & Site Star Installation Guide - PERUDavid Torres

June, 2010


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FPRA & Site Star Installation guide PERU


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Installation / cable entry plate removal


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Installation / removing plate 1


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Installation / removing plate 2


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Installation / removing FOAM 1


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Installation / removing inner plate 1



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Installation / removing inner plate 2



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Installation / cable entry



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Installation / Cable entry installation



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Installation / battery shelf kits, cable entry andsupport rails

Side & top rails

Battery shelf kits

Cable entry



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Installation / Battery cable routing


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Installation / Battery cable routing- A/C ACpower


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Installation / PDA module overview

High-integrated power system

Modularized design

Flexible applications: load/battery configuration

Variable AC power connection

Control via the GUI

IP54/55


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PDA description & functions

AC input distribution

DC output distribution

Battery control function: status test, LVD

System supervisor: LCD/LED display, alarm indication

Network connection


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Delivery contents/ preparing installation


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Preparing Installation / Test Equipment_tools

PC

Multi-meter: FLUKE 170 or equivalent

DC current clamp: FLUKE I410 or equivalent

Rubber hammer

ChiselHydraulic crimping tool

13 mm torque wrench

T10, 20, & 30 screwdrivers

Cutting knife

Protecting gloves & glasses.


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Installation / Removing PDA from shelf


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Installation / General view of the PDA


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Installation / PDA front panel overview


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Installation / Front panel LEDS overview


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Installation / rear cover removal


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Installation – Rear internal layout

B

C

D

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PDA earth cable AC ground clamp

SPD ground clamp

OVP DIN Rail

AC terminal block

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F

Rear cover

Retentioncable

OVP sensor

connector

Cable restraint

PDA rear cover


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Installation / OVP


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Installation – Configure the AC terminal block

Single-phase

3- Δ

3-Y


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Installation – Prepare the AC cable

Inserting the AC cable

Stripping the wires


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Installation / One Phase AC with OVP

L1 L2 L3 N 1 2 3 4 5 6

OVP AC Terminal Block

L NPE

AC mains


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Installation – Single-phase AC connection with the OVP

Set up the OVP


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Installation – Single-phase AC connection with the OVP

Connecting the SPD and AC terminal block


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Installation – 3Y AC connection with the OVP

L1 L2 L3 N

1 2 3 4 5 6OVP

AC Terminal Block

L1 L2PE

AC Mains

L3 N


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Connecting the OVP and AC terminal block


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Installation – 3Δ AC connection with the OVP

L1 L2 L3 N

1 2 3 4 5 6OVP

AC Terminal Block

L1 L2PE

AC mains

L3


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Installation – 3Δ AC connection with the OVP


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Installation – Before routing the DC cables

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Installation – Identifying the DC terminals

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Installation – Configure the breakers

If connecting to separate load / battery blocks, the load / battery switch

lever bar and the terminal short link have to be removed.

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Installation – Connecting the DC cable

Inserting the cable through front panel Securing into the clamp

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Installation – Configuration of DC cables

Load & return: 35mm2 2

Battery & return: 35mm2 2

Load grounding: 25mm2 1

Typical

Parallel loadParallel battery

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Installation – Finishing the DC connection

Push the front panel back and secure it

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Installation – Finishing the DC connection

I t ll ti D l t


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Installation – Drawer layout

I t ll ti


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Installation – Connecting the temperature cable

7 TEM_GND Red8 TEM SENSE_IN White

9 TEMP_VCC Black

10 EARTH Cable screen

Connect to J22

Installation Pl i h b


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Installation – Placing the temperature probe

The temperature probe should be put where might has

the highest temperature

Installation C ti th l bl


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Installation – Connecting the alarm cable

3 ALARM_COM

4 MAINS 1

5 ALARM_COM

6 MAINS 2

7 ALARM_COM

8 MAINS 3

9 ALARM_COM

10 CRITICAL

11 ALARM_COM

12 MAJOR13 ALARM_COM

14 MINOR

Connect Alarm Out cable to J22

Installation Fi i th i ti bl


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Installation – Fixing the communication cable

Correctly grounding the cable shield is crucial to the

electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) of the entire system.

Installation P tti b k d th d


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Installation – Putting back and secure the drawer

Installation I t lli th PDA i t


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Installation – Installing the PDA into case

Installation C ti th th bl


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Installation – Connecting the earth cable

PDA earth cable

System earth cable

Installation Connecting the Ethernet cable


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Installation – Connecting the Ethernet cable

Installation Installing the recti fiers into case


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Installation – Installing the recti fiers into case

Installation Connecting the recti fiers


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Installation – Connecting the recti fiers

Connecting the power cable

Connecting the RS485 cable



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Installation – Recommended configuration of the cable through


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Installation – Recommended configuration of the cable throughcable gland

Option 1 Option 3

Option 2

Installation – Insert the cable through cable gland


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Installation – Insert the cable through cable gland

Installation – Installing the cable glands with cables


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Installation Installing the cable glands with cables

Installation – Fixing all the cables to the case


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Installation Fixing all the cables to the case

Installation – Fixing the AC cable with cable restraints


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Installation Fixing the AC cable with cable restraints

Installation – Fixing the PDA earth cable to case


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Installation Fixing the PDA earth cable to case

Fix the PDA earth cable to the cable gland with cable

tie so as not to block the LCD.

Installation – Exiting the alarm cable


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Installation Exiting the alarm cable

The alarm cable is exiting from top of the case if required

Installation – Finishing the cables


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Installation Finishing the cables

Installation – Installing the front and back cover


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Installation Installing the front and back cover

Front cover

Back cover

The FPRA is IP55 after installing the front and back cover

Installation – FPRA General view after the installation


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Installation – FPRA General view after the installationwithout conduit pipes

Installation – Fixing the two FPRA units


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Installation Fixing the two FPRA units

Stacking and fixing the two FPRA units

Installation – Paralleling the two drawers - RS-422 cables


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sta at o a a e g t e

J22 1

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J22 2

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Parallel cable #1

Parallel cable #2

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Parallel

cable #1

Parallel

cable #1

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cable #2

Parallel

cable #2

Drawer #1 Drawer #2 21

Installation – Paralleling the two drawers


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Installation / reccomended cable sizes


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Installation – Installing the two FPRA units


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Installing the two FPRA

units separately

Installation – Installing the three drawers


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Parallel cable #1

J22 3

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cable #2

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cable #3

J22 1

J22 2

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cable #1

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cable #1

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cable #2

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cable #2

Drawer #1 Drawer #2 Drawer #3

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cable #3

Parallel

cable #3

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Installation / Interface with Site Star Cabinet


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Installation / 2” conduit PIPE (Battery Cables)


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Installation / 1” conduit Pipes


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(AC input & DC output to loads)

Alluminium plates

Installation / Conduit fix to FPRA


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Installation / Final view


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Installation / Cable Routing


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Battery string #3,

alarms & temp

sensor

Battery strings 1 & 2

DC to BTS

AC Shelf 2

AC Shelf 1

Parallel cable

Alarms &communications

Installation / Cable routing


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Installation / Cabinet alarm routing


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Installation / Alarm routing


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Installation – Browser and control unit setup


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Configure the setup environment

Installation – Change the CU IP-address


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Via the LCD: change the CU IP-address into local IP range

Via the GUI:Change the user PC IP-address to the CU IP range

Connect to the CU via the GUI

Change the CU IP to the local internet/intranet IP range

Change the user PC IP-address back to the local internet/intranet IP range

Connect the CU and user PC in the local internet/intranet via the GUI

Installation – Change the CU IP-address via GUI


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After changing the CU IP-address, need reconnect the CU manually

Installation – GUI home page


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Commissioning – DC setup


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Note: the battery voltage must be over 43Vdc.

Commissioning – Check the status


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Check the data via the GUI or LCD

Commissioning – Set up the parameters


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Each FPRA has already been calibrated before the shipment

Export/Import Conf.BIN fi le


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Maintenance


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Checking the connector seal

Checking the cable connectorsChecking the screws

Checking the rectifier fans

Replacing the OVP module, when this is necessary

Updating the system firmware

Alarm definition CLARO PERU


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REC AC UVP ( POR CADA MODULO)

R EC GEN ER AL E RR OR ( POR C AD A MODUL O)

REC SENSOR FAIL (PO R CADA MODULO)

REC NORM. TEMP HIGH (POR CADA MODULO)

R EC N OR M TE MP LOW ( POR CA DA MODUL O)

REC EXCEP TEMP HIGH (POR CADA MODULO)R EC EX CE P T EMP LOW ( POR C AD A MODUL O)

REC ELEMEN T LO SS ( PO R C ADA MO DULO )

REC OTP (POR CADA MODULO)

REC FAN FAILURE (PO R CADA MODULO)

REC AC OVP (POR CADA MODULO)

REC DC OVP (POR CADA MODULO)

CU/PDU BATT TEST FAIL (POR CADA FPRA)

PDA OVP (POR CADA FPRA)

BA TT LO W V OLTA GE ( PO R C ADA F PRA )

CU/PDUCIRCUIT BREAKER 1 (POR CADA FPRA)





C U/ PDU LV D A LA RM ( PO R C ADA F PRA )

REC DC OVP (POR CADA MODULO)

CU/PDU BATT TEMP. LOW (POR CADA MODULO)

CU/PDU BATT TEMP. HIGH (POR CADA MODULO)

REC POWER LIMIT (PO R CADA MODULO)

Alarma de puerta : Directa a la BTS (ALARM 1)voltaje flotacion por celda=2.27 @ 25°c

carga 1/10 de la capacidad por 10 horas por numero de bancos

Se dejan los jumpers entre los puertos de load y entre los puertos de battery.

La alarma CLU failure del gabinete Site Star se cablea en serie con la alarma 14

Alarma de Fan de Site Star en serie con alarma 12

Alarma de compresor de Site Star en serie con alarma 12

MAINS 1 (Alarm 16)

MAINS 2 (Alarm 15)

MAINS 3 (ALARM 14)

CRITICAL (ALARM 13)

MAJOR (ALARM 12)

Alarm definition CLARO PERU (Cont)


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Alarmas asignadas al FPRA

J11 N# ALARMA

RELAY 1 PIN 3 Y 4 16RELAY 2 PIN5 Y 6 15

RELAY 3 PIN7 Y 8 14

RELAY 4 PIN 9 y 10 13

RELAY 5 PIN 11 Y 12 12

RELAY 6 PIN 13 y 14

Alarma de Sensor de Temperatura

color de cable J22

Rojo PIN 7

Blanco PIN 8

negro PIN 9

tierra PIN 10

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While connecting the AC or DC cables into the FPRA system, make sure

the power switches are at the OFF position All cables have to pass the cable glands via their indicated holes beforeconnecting into the system

While inserting the cable from the front panel, be careful not to destroythe waterproof

All the screws must be tightened using proper screwdrivers withappointed torquesNote the AC terminal block configuration for different AC mains types

The battery/load breaker switch lever bar and the corresponding clampshort link should be removed when supporting different battery/load.

After finishing the AC or DC cables connection, user is recommended to

test at the cable inputs to ensure no short exists

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While commissioning with a battery input, make sure thebattery voltage is over 43Vdc before connecting to thesystem

While removing the PDA from the case, the AC mains mustbe switched off, but battery could also be on to power the

systemBefore install a OVP to the system, the AC mains must beswitched off

The IP rating (IP54) is no longer guaranteed whileconnecting the Ethernet cable

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