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Allen-Bradley E300 User Manual

Allen-Bradley E300 User Manual (736 pages)

Electronic Overload Relay

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Relays | Size: 22.38 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Additional Resources
15
Preface

15
- Terminology
  15
- Chapter 1 Overview
  
  17
  - Communication Options
    17
  - Modular Design
    17
Product Overview

17
- Diagnostic Information
  18
- Simplified Wiring
  18
- Catalog Number Explanation
  19
  - Sensing Module
    19
  - Control Module
    19
  - Communication Module
    19
  - Digital Expansion Module
    20
  - Analog Expansion Module
    20
  - Operator Station
    20
  - Power Supply
    20
- Module Description
  21
  - Sensing Module
    21
  - Control Module
    22
  - Communication Module
    22
- Optional Add-On Modules
  23
- Protection Features
  25
- Applications
  26
- Chapter 2
  
  27
Installation and Wiring

27
- Introduction
  27
- Receiving
  27
- Storing
  27
- Unpacking/Inspecting
  27
- General Precautions
  28
- Base Relay Assembly
  29
- Control Module to Sensing Module Assembly
  29
- Communication Module to Control Module Assembly
  30
- Expansion Bus Digital and Analog I/O Modules and  Power Supply Installation
  31
- Expansion Bus Peripherals
  31
- Expansion Bus Network Installation
  32
- Expansion Bus Operator Station Installation
  32
- Starter Assembly
  34
  - 100-C09
    34
  - 100-C60
    35
  - 100-D115
    36
- Starter Dimensions
  37
- DIN Rail / Panel Mount Dimensions
  42
- Pass-Thru Modules Dimensions
  45
- Expansion Bus Peripherals Dimensions
  46
- Terminals
  48
  - Sensing Module
    48
  - Control Module
    50
  - Expansion Digital Module
    52
  - Expansion Analog Module
    53
  - Expansion Power Supply
    55
- Grounding
  56
- Short-Circuit Ratings
  56
- Fuse Coordination
  61
- Typical Motor Connections
  61
  - Three-Phase Direct On-Line (DOL) and  Single-Phase Full-Voltage
    62
- External Line Current Transformer Application
  62
  - Current Transformer Ratio
    62
- Control Circuits
  66
  - Full-Voltage Non-Reversing Starter (with Network Control)
    66
  - Full-Voltage Reversing Starter (with Network Control)
    67
- Chapter 3
  
  69
Diagnostic Station

69
- Displaying a Parameter
  69
  - Parameter Group Navigation
    70
  - Linear List Navigation
    71
  - System Info
    72
- Introduction
  69
- Navigation Keys
  69
- Editing Parameters
  73
- Programmable Display Sequence
  74
  - Display Sequence
    74
  - Stopping the Display Sequence
    75
- Automatic Trip and Warning Screens
  76
- Chapter 4
  
  77
  - Device Modes
    77
    
    Administration Mode
    77
    
    Ready Mode
    78
    
    Run Mode
    78
    
    Rockwell Automation Publication 193-UM015E-EN-P - October
    78
    
    Test Mode
    79
    
    Invalid Configuration Mode
    79
  - Introduction
    77
System Operation and Configuration

77
- Option Match
  80
- Security Policy
  88
  - Device Configuration Policy
    89
  - Device Reset Policy
    89
  - Firmware Update Policy
    90
  - Security Configuration Policy
    90
- I/O Assignments
  90
- Output Relay Configuration States
  96
- Expansion Bus Fault
  110
  - Expansion Bus Trip
    110
  - Expansion Bus Warning
    112
- Emergency Start
  112
- Diagnostic Station User-Defined Screens
  114
  - User-Defined Screen 1
    115
  - User-Defined Screen 2
    115
  - User-Defined Screen 3
    116
  - User-Defined Screen 4
    117
  - Display Timeout
    117
- Language
  114
- Analog I/O Expansion Modules
  118
  - Analog Input Channels
    118
  - Analog Output Channel
    120
  - Update Rate
    122
  - Analog Module 1
    123
  - Analog Module 2
    130
  - Analog Module 3
    137
  - Analog Module 4
    144
- Network Start Configuration States
  151
  - Network Start Communication Fault Modes
    151
  - Network Start Communication Idle Modes
    153
- Introduction to Operating Modes
  153
- Chapter 5
  
  155
  - Introduction
    155
Operating Modes

155
- Overload Operating Modes
  155
  - Overload (Network)
    155
  - Overload (Operator Station)
    157
  - Overload (Local I/O)
    160
  - Overload (Custom)
    162
- Non-Reversing Starter Operating Modes
  164
- Reversing Starter Operating Modes
  205
- Two-Speed Starter Operating Modes
  256
- Monitor Operating Mode
  306
  - Monitor (Custom)
    307
- Chapter 6
  
  309
  - Current-Based Protection
    309
    
    Overload Protection
    312
    
    Phase Loss Protection
    319
    
    Ground Fault Current Protection
    321
    
    Stall Protection
    327
    
    Jam Protection
    330
    
    Underload Protection
    333
    
    Current Imbalance Protection
    336
    
    Line Undercurrent Protection
    340
    
    Line Overcurrent Protection
    349
    
    Line Loss Protection
    357
  - Introduction
    309
Protective Trip and Warning Functions

309
- Voltage-Based Protection
  364
  - Undervoltage Protection
    367
  - Overvoltage Protection
    370
  - Voltage Imbalance Protection
    373
  - Phase Rotation Protection
    376
  - Frequency Protection
    378
- Power-Based Protection
  384
  - Real Power (Kw) Protection
    386
  - Reactive Power (Kvar) Protection
    393
  - Apparent Power (Kva) Protection
    406
  - Power Factor Protection
    412
- Control-Based Protection
  425
  - Test Trip
    427
  - Thermistor (PTC) Protection
    428
  - Devicelogix Protection
    429
  - Operator Station Trip
    431
  - Remote Trip
    432
  - Start Inhibit Protection
    433
  - Preventive Maintenance
    435
  - Hardware Fault
    437
  - Configuration Trip
    438
  - Option Match
    439
  - Contactor Feedback Protection
    439
  - Expansion Bus Fault
    440
  - Nonvolatile Storage Fault
    440
  - Test Mode Trip
    441
- Analog-Based Protection
  443
  - Analog Module 1
    444
  - Analog Module 2
    452
  - Analog Module 3
    460
  - Analog Module 4
    467
- Chapter 7
  
  477
  - Configuration Preset
    477
    
    Factory Defaults
    478
  - Introduction
    477
  - Trip Reset
    477
  - Clear Command
    481
    
    Clear Operating Statistics
    482
    
    Clear History Logs
    482
    
    Clear % TCU
    483
    
    Clear Kwh
    483
    
    Clear Kvarh
    483
    
    Clear Kvah
    484
    
    Clear Max. Kw Demand
    484
    
    Clear Max Kvar Demand
    484
    
    Clear Max Kva Demand
    484
    
    Clear All
    484
    
    Rockwell Automation Publication 193-UM015E-EN-P - October
    485
- Chapter 8
  
  487
  - Device Monitor
    487
    
    Percent Thermal Capacity Utilized
    487
    
    Time to Trip
    488
    
    Time to Reset
    488
    
    Current Trip Status
    489
    
    Voltage Trip Status
    490
    
    Power Trip Status
    491
    
    Control Trip Status
    491
    
    Current Warning Status
    492
    
    Voltage Warning Status
    492
    
    Power Warning Status
    493
    
    Control Warning Status
    493
    
    Input Status 0
    494
    
    Input Status 1
    494
    
    Output Status
    495
    
    Operator Station Status
    496
    
    Device Status 0
    497
    
    Device Status 1
    498
    
    Firmware Revision Number
    498
    
    Control Module ID
    499
    
    Sensing Module ID
    499
    
    Operator Station ID
    500
    
    Expansion Digital Module ID
    500
    
    Expansion Analog Module ID
    501
    
    Operating Time
    501
    
    Starts Counter
    501
    
    Starts Available
    502
    
    Time to Start
    502
    
    Year
    502
    
    Month
    503
    
    Day
    503
    
    Hour
    503
    
    Minute
    504
    
    Second
    504
    
    Invalid Configuration Parameter
    504
    
    Invalid Configuration Cause
    505
    
    Mismatch Status
    505
  - Introduction
    487
Metering and Diagnostics

487
- Current Monitor
  506
  - L1 Current
    506
  - L2 Current
    507
  - L3 Current
    507
  - Average Current
    507
  - L1 Percent FLA
    508
  - L2 Percent FLA
    508
  - L3 Percent FLA
    508
  - Average Percent FLA
    509
  - Ground Fault Current
    509
  - Current Imbalance
    509
- Voltage Monitor
  510
  - L1-L2 Voltage
    510
  - L2-L3 Voltage
    510
  - L3-L1 Voltage
    511
  - Average L-L Voltage
    511
  - L1-N Voltage
    511
  - L2-N Voltage
    512
  - L3-N Voltage
    512
  - Average L-N Voltage
    512
  - Voltage Imbalance
    513
  - Frequency
    513
  - Phase Rotation
    514
- Power Monitor
  514
  - Power Scale
    514
  - L1 Real Power
    515
  - L2 Real Power
    515
  - L3 Real Power
    515
  - Total Real Power
    516
  - L1 Reactive Power
    516
  - L2 Reactive Power
    517
  - L3 Reactive Power
    517
  - Total Reactive Power
    517
  - L1 Apparent Power
    518
  - L2 Apparent Power
    518
  - L3 Apparent Power
    519
  - Total Apparent Power
    519
  - L1 Power Factor
    519
  - L2 Power Factor Power
    520
  - L3 Power Factor
    520
  - Total Power Factor
    520
- Energy Monitor
  521
  - Kwh 10^9
    521
  - Kwh 10^6
    521
  - Kwh 10^3
    521
  - Kwh 10^0
    522
  - Kwh 10^-3
    523
  - Kvarh Consumed 10^9
    523
  - Kvarh Consumed 10^6
    523
  - Kvarh Consumed 10^3
    524
  - Kvarh Consumed 10^0
    524
  - Kvarh Consumed 10^-3
    525
  - Kvarh Generated 10^9
    525
  - Kvarh Generated 10^6
    525
  - Kvarh Generated 10^3
    526
  - Kvarh Generated 10^0
    526
  - Kvarh Generated 10^-3
    527
  - Kvarh Net 10^9
    527
  - Kvarh Net 10^6
    527
  - Kvarh Net 10^3
    528
  - Kvarh Net 10^0
    528
  - Kvarh Net 10^-3
    529
  - Kvah 10^9
    529
  - Kvah 10^6
    529
  - Kvah 10^3
    530
  - Kvah 10^0
    530
  - Kvah 10^-3
    531
  - Kw Demand
    531
  - Max. Kw Demand
    531
  - Kvar Demand
    532
  - Max Kvar Demand
    532
  - Kva Demand
    532
  - Max Kva Demand
    532
- Analog Monitor
  533
  - Analog Module 1
    533
  - Analog Module 2
    535
  - Analog Module 3
    536
  - Analog Module 4
    538
- Trip / Warning History
  539
  - Trip History
    539
  - Warning History
    545
- Trip Snapshot
  551
  - Trip Snapshot L1-L2 Voltage
    551
  - Trip Snapshot L2-L3 Voltage
    551
  - Trip Snapshot L3-L1 Voltage
    552
  - Trip Snapshot Total Real Power
    552
  - Trip Snapshot Total Reactive Power
    552
  - Trip Snapshot Total Apparent Power
    553
  - Trip Snapshot Total Power Factor
    553
- Chapter 9
  
  555
Devicelogix™ Functionality

555
- Introduction
  555
- Output Relay Overrides
  555
- Devicelogix Programming
  556
- Chapter 10
  
  559
Ethernet/Ip Communication

559
- Introduction
  559
- Network Design
  559
- Determining Network Parameters
  561
- Setting the IP Network Address
  562
- Web Server
  566
  - Web Server Security and System Password
    566
  - Permanently Enabling the Web Server
    568
- Duplicate IP Address Detection
  569
  - Behavior of Modules with Duplicate IP Addresses
    569
- DNS Addressing
  570
- Electronic Data Sheet (EDS) File Installation
  570
  - Download the EDS File
    571
- View and Configure Parameters
  574
  - Viewing Parameters
    574
  - Editing Parameters
    575
- Automation Controller Communication
  577
- I/O Messaging
  577
- E-Mail/Text
  605
  - E-Mail Configuration
    606
  - Text Notifications
    608
  - Limitations
    608
Troubleshooting

608
- Chapter 11
  
  611
  - Firmware Compatibility
    611
Firmware Updates

611
- Introduction
  611
- Updating Firmware
  612
- Advisory Leds
  617
  - Power LED
    617
  - Module Status (MS) LED
    618
  - Network Status (NS) LED
    618
  - Trip/Warn LED
    618
- Chapter 12
  
  617
  - Introduction
    617
  - Troubleshooting
    617
  - Resetting a Trip
    620
  - Trip/Warn LED Troubleshooting Procedures
    620
- Appendix A
  
  623
  - Electrical Specifications
    623
Specifications

623
- Low Voltage Directive
  625
- Environmental Specifications
  626
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Specifications
  627
- Protection
  628
- Rockwell Automation Publication 193-UM015E-EN-P - October
  628
- Accuracy
  629
  - Metering
    629
  - Protection Timers
    629
- Appendix B
  
  631
  - Overview
    631
- Appendix C E300 Wiring Configurations
  
  669
  - Common Industrial Protocol (CIP) Objects
    681
- Appendix D
  
  682
- Appendix E
  
  723
  - E300 Relay Accessories
    723

Allen-Bradley E300 User Manual

Allen-Bradley E300 User Manual (314 pages)

Electronic Overload Relay

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Other | Size: 7.85 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Access Relay Parameters
11
Additional Resources
11
Preface

11
Summary of Changes

11
Chapter 1 Module Descriptions

13
- Sensing Module
  13
- Control Module
  14
- Communication Modules
  14
- Expansion Digital I/O
  14
- Expansion Analog I/O
  14
- Expansion Power Supply
  15
- Expansion Operator Station
  15
- Features
  15
  - Thermal Overload
    15
  - Overtemperature Protection (PTC and RTD)
    16
  - Phase Loss
    16
  - Ground (Earth) Fault
    16
  - Stall
    17
  - Jam (Overcurrent)
    17
  - Underload (Undercurrent)
    17
  - Current Imbalance (Asymmetry)
    18
  - Remote Trip
    18
  - Voltage Protection
    18
  - Power Protection
    18
  - Analog Protection
    18
  - Current Monitoring Functions
    18
  - Voltage, Power, and Energy Monitoring
    19
  - Diagnostic Functions
    19
  - Status Indicators
    19
  - Inputs/Outputs
    19
  - Test/Reset Button
    19
  - Single/Three-Phase Operation
    20
  - Ethernet/Ip Communications
    20
  - Devicenet Communications
    20
- Modular Design
  20
- Communication Options
  21
- Diagnostic Information
  21
- Simplified Wiring
  21
- Sensing Module
  21
  - Control Module
    22
  - Communication Modules
    23
- Optional Add-On Modules
  23
  - Optional Expansion I/O
    23
  - Optional Operator Station
    24
- Optional Expansion Bus Power Supply
  25
- Protection Features
  25
- Applications
  26
Chapter 2 Navigation Keys

27
- Displaying a Parameter
  27
  - Parameter Group Navigation
    27
  - Linear List Navigation
    28
  - System Info
    29
- Editing Parameters
  30
- Programmable Display Sequence
  31
  - Display Sequence
    31
  - Stopping the Display Sequence
    32
- Automatic Trip and Warning Screens
  32
Diagnostic Station

27
Chapter 3 Device Modes

33
- Option Match
  34
- Digital I/O Expansion Modules
  35
- Analog I/O Expansion Modules
  36
- Option Match Action (Parameter 233)
  37
- Security Policy
  37
- I/O Assignments
  37
  - Input Assignments
    37
  - Output Assignments
    38
- Output Relay Configuration States
  38
- Expansion Bus Fault
  41
- Emergency Start
  42
- Language
  43
- Diagnostic Station User-Defined Screens
  43
  - Display Timeout
    43
- Analog I/O Expansion Modules
  43
  - Analog Input Channels
    44
  - Analog Output Channel
    47
  - Analog Modules
    49
- Network Start Configuration States
  52
  - Network Start Communication Fault Modes
    53
  - Network Start Communication Idle Modes
    53
- Introduction to Operating Modes
  54
System Operation and Configuration

33
Chapter 4 Overload Operating Modes

55
Operating Modes

55
Chapter 5 Current Protection

121
- Current Trip
  121
- Current Warning
  122
- Overload Protection
  122
- Phase Loss Protection
  125
- Ground Fault Current Protection
  126
- Stall Protection
  127
- Jam Protection
  128
- Underload Protection
  128
- Current Imbalance Protection
  129
- Line Undercurrent Protection
  130
- Line Overcurrent Protection
  130
- Line Loss Protection
  131
- Voltage Protection
  131
  - Voltage Trip
    132
  - Voltage Warning
    133
  - Undervoltage Protection
    133
  - Overvoltage Protection
    134
  - Voltage Imbalance Protection
    134
  - Phase Rotation Protection
    135
  - Frequency Protection
    135
- Power Protection
  136
  - Power Trip
    137
  - Power Warning
    138
  - Real Power (Kw) Protection
    138
  - Reactive Power (Kvar) Protection
    139
  - Apparent Power (Kva) Protection
    141
  - Power Factor Protection
    142
- Control Protection
  144
  - Control Trip
    144
  - Control Warning
    144
  - Test Trip
    145
  - Thermistor (PTC) Protection
    145
  - Devicelogix Protection
    145
  - Operator Station Trip
    145
  - Remote Trip
    146
  - Start Inhibit Protection
    146
  - Preventive Maintenance
    146
  - Hardware Fault
    147
  - Contactor Feedback Protection
    147
  - Nonvolatile Storage Fault
    147
  - Test Mode Trip
    147
- Analog Protection
  148
  - Analog Trip
    148
  - Analog Warning
    149
  - Analog Module
    149
Protective Trip and Warning Functions

121
Chapter 6 Trip Reset

151
- Configuration Preset
  151
  - Factory Defaults
    151
- Clear Command
  155
Chapter 7 Device Monitor

157
- Current Monitor
  159
- Voltage Monitor
  159
- Power Monitor
  160
- Energy Monitor
  161
- Analog Monitor
  163
- Trip / Warning History
  163
  - Trip History Codes
    163
  - Trip History Parameters
    166
  - Warning History
    166
  - Warning History Parameters
    168
- Trip Snapshot
  168
Metering and Diagnostics

157
Chapter 8 Output Relay Overrides

169
- Devicelogix Programming
  170
Devicelogix™ Functionality

169
Chapter 9 Network Design

171
- Set the IP Address
  172
- Web Server
  175
  - Web Server Security and System Password
    175
  - Permanently Enable the Web Server
    176
- View and Configure Parameters Via the Web Server
  177
  - View Parameters
    177
  - Edit Parameters
    179
  - Back Up/Restore Parameters
    180
- Integration with Logix-Based Controllers
  181
  - Configure an E300 Relay in a Logix Project
    181
  - Access I/O Data
    182
- E-Mail/Text
  183
  - E-Mail Configuration
    184
  - Text Notifications
    186
  - Limitations
    186
Ethernet/Ip Communication

171
Chapter 10 Devicenet Node Commissioning

189
Devicenet Communication

189
Chapter 11 Firmware Compatibility

203
- Updating Firmware
  203
- Electronic Data Sheet (EDS) File Installation
  203
  - Download the EDS File
    203
  - Install the EDS File
    205
Firmware and EDS Files

203
Chapter 12 Status Indicators

209
- Power
  209
- Module Status (MS)
  210
- Network Status (NS)
  211
- Trip/Warn
  211
- Reset a Trip
  213
- Trip/Warn LED Troubleshooting
  214
Troubleshooting

209
Appendix A E300 Wiring Configurations

217
- Identity Object - CLASS CODE 0X0001
  229
Appendix B

232
Devicenet I/O Instances

271
Appendix C

303
Index

303

Allen-Bradley E300 Quick Start Instructions

Allen-Bradley E300 Quick Start Instructions (44 pages)

Electronic Overload Relay

Brand: Allen-Bradley | Category: Other | Size: 5.1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
About this Publication
5
Additional Resources
5
Preface

5
- Terminology
  5
Chapter 1 Before You Begin

8
Chapter 2

19
- Before You Begin
  19
- What You Need
  19
- Follow These Steps
  19
- Rslogix 5000 Project
  19
  - Add E300 Device Profile
    20
  - Upload Parameters
    21
  - Set the Operating Mode
    22
  - Set the FLA
    24
  - Download the Project to the Logix Controller
    25
  - Use Output Tags to Control the Motor
    26
- Before You Begin
  29
Chapter 3

29
- What You Need
  29
- Follow These Steps
  29
- Edit Configuration Preset (Parameter 164)
  29
- Edit Full Load Amps (Parameter 171)
  30
- Before You Begin
  31
Chapter 4

31

Allen-Bradley E300 Installation Instructions Manual

Allen-Bradley E300 Installation Instructions Manual (16 pages)

Electronic Overload Relay

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