Voltage Regulator REG-DA - a. eberle - #15

Technical Data

REG-DA

The networking of several regulators on a system is p larty required with transformers connected in paraih Al sintfi, Al sinqi (S) and Master-Slave parallel can only be implemented by trio »ys; LAN). This enables the individual group members connection to communicate with each other and need lor additional components. The regulators do not need of a parallel connection which works A cos q> procedure. Due to the large ( lion is not normally possible anyway.

RS4B interfaces

Every REG-DA regulator is provided with a double E-LAN interface as a standard. It provides the bus connection of individual regulators and monitoring units to a form a voltage control system.

E-LAN (Energy- Local Area Network)

255 stations ca \iultiri"istcr structure Integrated repeater function Open ring, bus or a combination of ring and bus is pc The record is based on SDLC/HDLC framework Transfer rate 62.5 or 125 kbit / sec Telegram length 15.6 ... 375 kbit/s Average throughput approx. 100 telegrams / sec at 6

RS232 interfaces

The REG-DA has two RS232 interfaces (COM1, COM2). COM 1 interface is used for configuring the regulator and COM 2 is the scada interface designed to connect the regu­lator to a higher-level instrumentation and control device.

REGSim¹" was designed as a PC-based program for t simulation of parallel connections of several transformers w any possible combinations of network and load.

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