Hathaway Replay PlusV3 User manual

IDM T3
User Manual
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Replay Plus V3
40-8506-01

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Introduction
IDMOverview ............................ 2
About this Manual ................................ 2
WheretoGoforFurtherHelp ....................... 2
WhatisanIDM? ................................. 2
IDMT1 ........................................ 2
IDMT2 ........................................ 3
IDMT3 ........................................ 3
IDMT4 ........................................ 3
IDMT5 ........................................ 3
IDMT6 ........................................ 4
LSU(LocalStorageUnit) .......................... 4
InstallationConfigurations .................. 5
TypicalInstallations ............................... 5
IDMFunctions ............................ 6
DFRFaultRecording .............................. 6
TSSTriggeredSlowScan .......................... 6
CSS Continuous Slow Scan ......................... 6
HarmonicsRecording ............................. 6
Sags and Swells - Power Quality Sensor ............... 7
Power Quality Data Logging ........................ 7
FlickerRecordingFunction ......................... 7
Replay™Plus Overview......................... 8
About Replay™Plus ................................. 8
Installation
UserConnections......................... 10
System Layout .................................. 10
Input / Output Connections ........................ 10
Power Supply and Earthing ........................ 10
Analog Inputs ................................... 10
Event / Digital Inputs (Standard) .................... 11
AlarmOutputs .................................. 11
EthernetConnections ............................. 11
SerialPorts ..................................... 12
ClockSynchronisation ............................ 13
UsinganExternalPPS ............................ 13
UsingNGTS.................................... 14
LCD/KeypadOperation .................... 15
NormalOperation ............................... 15
DisplayAlarms?................................. 15
ManualTrigger?................................. 15
TestRelays? .................................... 15
Satellite Info? ................................... 15
ExamineIDs?................................... 16
DisableTriggers................................. 16
ChannelCheck? ................................. 16
VersionNumbers? ............................... 17
ShowBaudRates? ............................... 17
Toggle IP / Name ................................ 17
EraseNVStorage................................ 18
DTFResults .................................... 18
LEDs-NormalRunTimeMode .............. 19
IDM DAU LEDs ................................ 19
OK / GPS / PPS LEDs ............................ 19
AlarmLED..................................... 19
LEDs1-6 ..................................... 19
ConnectingPeripherals .................... 20
PeripheralTypes ................................ 20
Peripherals-LSU................................ 21
Peripherals-HubShelf ........................... 21
Peripherals-Modem ............................. 22
Peripherals-Printer .............................. 22
Peripherals-LocalPC ............................ 23
ReplayPlus
Replay™Plus Installation ...................... 25
Installing Replay™Plus ............................. 25
SystemRequirements............................. 26
TheAccessDatabaseandFileStorage ........ 27
About the Access Database ........................ 27
FolderStructure ................................. 27
ChangingtoaDifferentDatabase ................... 27
Backup Database ................................ 28
AccessingtheDemoDatabase ...................... 28
Replay™Plus Security......................... 29
Replay™Plus SecurityOverview ...................... 29
User-Administrator ............................. 29
AdministratorPrivileges .......................... 29
UserAccessLevelPrivileges....................... 31
Replay™Plus Explorer ........................ 32
The Replay™Plus Explorer Window ................. 32
UsingTheDeviceListTree ........................ 33
TheRecordsDisplayOption ....................... 33
The Filter Display Option ......................... 35
ConfiguringEthernetCommunications ....... 36
InstallingTCP/IPforNetworkCommunications........ 36
Installing TCP/IP for Dial-Up or Direct Connect
Asynchronous Communications .................... 36
Installing Direct Connect Communications - Windows 95/98
.............................................. 36
Installing Direct Connect Communications - Windows NT
.............................................. 37
MakingaNetworkConnectiontotheIDM ............ 38
Configuring Replay™Plus for Network Communications . . . 38

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Configuring Replay™Plus for Dial-Up or Direct
Communications ................................ 38
AddingaNewInstallation ................. 39
CreatingaNewStation ........................... 39
CreatingaNewDevice ........................... 39
EthernetCommunications ......................... 39
ModemCommunications.......................... 39
Direct Connection (RS232) ........................ 40
ConfiguringanIDM.............................. 40
Adding a DAU, LSU or PC ........................ 40
SettingtheDefaultGateway ....................... 41
ChangingIPAddresses ........................... 42
AddingaTimeSourcetoaDAU.................... 42
AddingandConfiguringaModem .................. 45
Adding a Remote Replay™Plus Dial-UpPC ............. 46
AddingandConfiguringaLocalPrinter .............. 47
IDMConfiguration........................ 49
IDMConfigurationOverview ...................... 49
GlobalSettings-Environment...................... 49
GlobalSettings-OutputDestinations ................ 49
GlobalSettings-DFR ............................ 50
GlobalSettings-TSS............................. 50
GlobalSettings-CSS ............................ 50
GlobalSettings-SER ............................ 51
DAU Configuration - DFR ........................ 51
DAU Configuration - TSS ......................... 52
DAU Configuration - CSS ......................... 52
DAU Configuration - Logging ...................... 53
DAU Configuration - Harmonics .................... 53
DAU Configuration - Power Quality Sensor ........... 54
DAU Configuration - Flicker ....................... 54
DAU Configuration - Cross-Triggering ............... 55
DAU Configuration - Security ...................... 55
ConfigureAnalogChannels........................ 57
ConfigureEventChannels ......................... 58
ConfigureCircuits ............................... 58
Report DAU and Report Calculations ................ 59
ConfigureSensors ............................... 60
DAU Configuration - Trigger Groups ................ 61
SendingConfigurationtotheDAU .................. 62
Communications ......................... 63
CommunicationsOverview ........................ 63
LoadingDirectories .............................. 63
RetrievingDFRandTSSRecords ................... 64
RetrievingCSSRecords........................... 64
RetrievingFlickerRecords ........................ 64
Retrieving Logging Records ....................... 64
RetrievingHarmonicsRecords ..................... 65
RetrievingSequenceofEventData .................. 65
IDM Polling ............................. 66
PollingOverview ................................ 66
AutoPollingConfiguration ........................ 66
PollingOperation ................................ 67
PollingHistoryErrors ............................ 70
Pausing and Disabling Polling ...................... 70
StopPollJob(s),FlushQueue ...................... 71
PollNow(ManualPoll) ........................... 71
Replay Settings - Polling .......................... 72
RecordViewer ........................... 74
RecordViewerOverview.......................... 74
TypicalRecordViewer ........................... 74
AnalogChannelLabelMenu ....................... 75
GraphicsConfiguration ........................... 76
AdvancedFeatures-Sources ....................... 76
AdvancedFeatures-DisplayConfigurations .......... 77
AdvancedFeatures-CalculatedChannels............. 77
AdvancedFeatures-CombinationChannels........... 77
AdvancedFeatures-DistanceToFaultCalculation ..... 78
Advanced Features - Sequence Components ........... 79
Advanced Features - Microsoft Excel Export .......... 80
AdvancedFiltering........................ 81
Advanced Filtering Overview ...................... 81
Creating a New Filter ............................. 81
Saving and Using a Newly Created Filter ............. 83
Importing and Exporting Filters ..................... 84
Editing or Deleting a Filter ........................ 84
Filter Auto Refresh ............................... 84
Creating and Using Profiles™.................. 85
Profiles™Overview ................................ 85
CreatingaNewProfile............................ 85
Running a Profile ................................ 86
EditingorDeletingaProfile ....................... 87
ProfileProperties ................................ 88
ProfileTimeLine ................................ 88
Replay™Plus Troubleshooting .................. 90
Replay™Plus Troubleshooting Overview ............... 90
Replay™Plus Module Cleaner ........................ 90
Appendices
Appendix A - Sample IDM T3 DAU Configuration
Form ................................... 93
AppendixB-DSPCalculations .............. 95
Calculated Quantities ............................. 95
Appendix C - DFR Record Lengths and Sensor OP
Limits .................................. 96
DFRRecords ................................... 96
AppendixD-AboutIPAddresses............ 97
Introduction .................................... 97
InSummary .................................... 98
Appendix E - Changing the IP Address of a DAU or
LSU .................................... 99
Introduction .................................... 99
ChangingtheIPAddressofaDAU.................. 99
ChangingtheIPAddressofaLSU .................. 99
Appendix F - IDM Hardware Overview and Jumper
Settings ............................... 100
IDM T3DAU Hardware Overview ................. 100
TheCPUBoard ................................ 100

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TheAnalogBoard .............................. 100
TheEventBoard ............................... 100
TheVT/CTBoard .............................. 101
TheFrontPanelBoard ........................... 101
PSUAsembly.................................. 101
IDM T3 Mk I CPU Board (12-8299) Jumpers ......... 101
IDM T3 Mk I Analog Board (12-8300) Jumpers ....... 102
IDM T3 Mk II CPU Board (12-8313) and Mk III CPU Board
(12-8321) Jumpers .............................. 102
IDM T3 Mk II Analog Board (12-8314) ............. 102
Appendix G - IDM T3/T5 8 Channel DC Isolation
Board ................................. 104
Introduction ................................... 104
ChannelRanges ................................ 105
Channel Input Connections ....................... 105
AppendixH-ConversiontoExternalCTs..... 106
Introduction ................................... 106
Default VT and CT Configurations - VT/CT Board and
AnalogBoard .................................. 109
Internal VT to External CT Conversion - VT/CT Board . 109
Internal CT to External CT Conversion - VT/CT Board . 110
Internal VT or CT to External CT Conversion - Analog Board
............................................. 110
AppendixI-CTRack..................... 111
Introduction ................................... 111
CT Rack Input / Output Connections ................ 112
CTRackUserConnectionDetails .................. 113
4ChannelIDMDCIsolationBoard ................ 114
Appendix J - Generic IDM Calibration Procedure
....................................... 116
Step1-EquipmentChecklist...................... 116
Step 2 - Initial Tests ............................. 116
Step3-CalibrationConfiguration.................. 116
Step4-ZeroOffsetCalibration.................... 117
Step5-FullScaleCalibration ..................... 118
Step6-FinishCalibration ........................ 118
AppendixK-IDMConfigurationCD-ROM .... 119
Introduction ................................... 119
Copy from CD / Read-Only Attribute ............... 119
ReplacingInstalledDatabase ...................... 119
GeneratingIDMDefaultConfigurations ............. 120
SendingIDMDefaultConfigurations ............... 121
About IDM Calibration Files ...................... 121
SendingCalibrationFiles......................... 121
DatabaseVersionNumber ........................ 122
AppendixL-IDMDAURecovery ........... 124
Introduction ................................... 124
Files Required for DAU Recovery .................. 124
DAU Recovery Procedure ........................ 125
BootLoaderMode .............................. 126
AppendixM-UpgradingLSUCode.......... 127
LSUUpgradeProcedure ......................... 129

Introduction
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The IDM T1 DAU
About this Manual
This manual assumes no previous knowledge of operation of
this type of test equipment. Although details are given on the
manner in which the IDM should be used, reference should also
be made to the Help menu within Replay™Plus software for
further instructions.
Introduction (This Section)
First time users of the IDM should read this section which
describes the capabilities of the system and the operational
overview to understand how the IDM functions.
Installation
Gives information on IDM installation with details of the
various inputs and outputs.
Replay™Plus
Describes how to configure IDM parameters using the Qualitrol
Hathaway Replay™Plus software package.
Note:
Some Replay™Plus and IDMCal software screens and
dialog boxes shown in this manual may have updated
due to continuous product enhancement.
Where to Go for Further Help
If problems are experienced with the setup or the use of the
IDM Data Acquisition System, please contact:
Qualitrol - Hathaway Instruments Division
15 Wildflower Way, Belfast, BT12 6TA, Northern Ireland
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Qualitrol - Hathaway Instruments Division
2 Inverness Drive East, Englewood, Colorado 80112, USA
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.qualitrolcorp.com
What is an IDM?
The IDM is an advanced multifunction distributed data
acquisition system designed to address the data recording
requirements of a modern transmission or distribution power
substation. The product, when coupled with the Qualitrol
Hathaway Replay™Plus software package, provides a powerful
platform for the acquisition, analysis and reporting of data from
power system substations.
The IDM Data Acquisition Unit (DAU) has six standard formats
(or types):
#A 3U rack mounting model, the IDM T1 (Type 1)
#The IDM T2 (Type 2), an upgrade kit for Qualitrol
Hathaway DFR 0, DFR I, DFR II and DFR II (B) fault
recorders giving them the functions of the IDM T3
#A 6U rack mounting model, the IDM T3 (Type 3)
#A portable model, the IDM T4 (Type 4), which is
based on the 3U IDM T1
#A 6U rack mounting model, the IDM T5 (Type 5)
#A portable model, the IDM T6 (Type 6), which is
based on the 6U IDM T3
IDM T1
The IDM T1 DAU is equipped with 10 analog channels and 16
or 32 event channels, in a 3U 19” rack mountable enclosure that
is 312mm deep.

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Upgraded IDM T2 DAU
The IDM T3 DAU
The IDM T4 DAU
The IDM T5 DAU
IDM T2
The IDM T2 DAU is a powerful, cost effective upgrade that
extends the life of existing DFRs providing all the functions of
the IDM, including GPS time synchronization, higher scan rates
and software sensors. The upgrade retains the signal
conditioning of the original DFR allowing an upgrade to be
performed without requiring any modification to protection
wiring.
IDM T3
The IDM T3 DAU is equipped with 16 analog channels and 32
event channels, in a 6U 19” rack mountable enclosure that is
326mm deep.
IDM T4
The IDM T4 DAU is an IDM T1 DAU enclosed in a carrying
case for portable use.
Access to the 10 analog and 16 event channels is via 4mm
safety connectors accessible at the rear of the case. External VT
boxes and CT clamps are used for monitoring feeder circuits.
These isolated signals are then fed to the 10 analog channels of
the IDM DAU.
IDM T5
The IDM T5 DAU is equipped with two IDM T3s in a 6U 19”
rack mountable enclosure that is 326mm deep. Each has 16
analog and 32 event channels independent of each other.

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The IDM T6 DAU
IDM T6 DAU Rear
The LSU (Local Storage Unit)
IDM T6
The IDM T6 DAU is an IDM T3 DAU enclosed in a carrying
case for portable use.
Access to the 16 analog and 32 event channels is via 4mm
safety connectors accessible at the rear of the case.
All IDM DAU types are equipped with fully internal signal
conditioning making them very compact units and suitable for
mounting in the relay panel of the feeder or item of equipment
being monitored. They can be equipped with an optional
internal GPS decoder or synchronized by an external time
source (e.g. IRIG B).
The DAU Channel Configuration Sheet provided with each
recorder gives full details of the analog and event channel
configuration and the supply voltage for each recorder. Sample
forms for each recorder type are included in Appendix A.
LSU (Local Storage Unit)
The LSU is a industrial PC based device that provides the
following functions in an IDM installation:
#Non-volatile storage for DFR, TSS and CSS records
#Modem sharing between multiple DAUs
#Printing records from multiple DAUs
The LSU is equipped with two serial ports, an internal 56K
modem, a minimum 20Gbyte hard drive and a network interface
card equipped with a 10 base T and AUI port. It runs the
multi-tasking Linux operating system.

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DAU
Modem Printer
Single DAU Installation
HUB
10Base-T or 10Base-FL network
PC
DAU 1 DAU 2 DAU 3
LSU
Modem
Networked IDM Installation
PC
LAN/WAN
HUB
10Base-T or 10Base-FL network
DAU 1 DAU 2 LSU Printer
Networked IDM Installation with Connection to a WAN
Typical Installations
In those installations where more than one IDM DAU is
installed at a given location then they communicate with
each other using twisted pair or fibre-optic Ethernet. To
interconnect devices using Ethernet a hub is required and
some sample network topologies are shown below. Twisted
pair Ethernet communications , also known as 10Base-T,
has a maximum range of 100m (300 feet) under normal
conditions however care should be taken in substation
installations to avoid induced transients from other
conductors. For this reason it is not normally recommended
to extend twisted pair Ethernet cables beyond an adjacent
cubicle in a substation environment. Fibre-optic Ethernet
networks, also known as 10Base-FL, can be extended to
over 1 kilometre while using multi-mode fibre.
This figure
shows a single
DAU installation
with modem
communications and
local printer.
The figure below shows a networked IDM installation with a
local PC, and LSU for mass storage, local printing and remote
communications.
The figure above shows a networked IDM installation with a
connection to a Wide Area Network where data can be
automatically transferred to a remote PC on the network.

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Fault Recording Function
Triggered Slow Scan Function
Continuous Slow Scan Function
DFR Fault Recording
High speed recording, monitoring the transient response of the
power system and equipment during and just after a system fault
or transient disturbance.
TSS Triggered Slow Scan
Slow speed recording monitoring specified calculated power
quantities for up to 30 minutes before, during and after a
transient fault or disturbance at scan rates up to once per cycle.
Calculated quantities available include rms voltage and current,
real and reactive power, sequence components and frequency.
CSS Continuous Slow Scan
A slow scan function providing recorded calculated quantities
for up to 15 days for long term power stability monitoring. This
function requires a Local Storage Unit (LSU), an industrial PC
based storage device with a hard disk drive providing the long
term data storage facility. Quantities available for recording are
the same as those available for TSS recording.
Harmonics Recording
The power quality recording function in the IDM provides a
comprehensive harmonic recording function in compliance with
IEC 61000-4-7 class B. Harmonics can be recorded on two three
phase groups of analog channels - two groups of voltage
channels or one group of voltage channels and one group of
current channels. Up to 40 user selectable harmonic quantities
can be selected for each three-phase group of analog channels to
be recorded at a sample interval of one minute or 10 minutes.
Data is stored in substation memory as a contiguous block of
data and blocks of data of up to 365 days in size can be
retrieved for display and analysis using Replay™Plus Master
Station software.