Course description

J950 Power Electronics PSR2/FUPLA2 Programming

Course goal The units of the PSR programmable high-speed The units of the PSR programmable high-speed controller make up a universal control, regulation and monitoring system which has been specially devised for power converters. PSR devices have operated successfully for years in complex high speed controlling systems for Variable speed drives High power frequency converters Static Var-compensator Large rectifier plants Excitation systems

The course goal is to teach the student how to use the FUPLA2 programming tool with the help of table models with PSR hardware. Most of the time the student will work on his own by programming prepared projects.

Learning objectives Upon completion of this course, the students are able to: Address the important device types Write application programs with FUPLA2 Use the FUPLA2 Debugger Modify existing FUPLA projects

Participants Project design and commissioning engineers Testing engineers, who use a standardized PSR system

Prerequisites Knowledge in electronics and digital technique Personal Computer knowledge

Topics Introduction to PSR2 technology Functions and setting of the PSR2 devices, such as Processing unit I/O modules

Gate control unit ARCnet devices Operating Program Language FUPLA2 PTS Shell Editor Configuration manager Code generation Debugger, diagnosis PSRView application Function block library Programming aspects How to set up a project Program structure Data formats Memory mapping Macro technique

Methods Lectures Exercises using the programming tools on table models

Duration 5 days Number of Participants: max. 8

Course description

J950 Power Electronics PSR2/FUPLA2 Programming

Course outline

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Terms used Structure of the

course

Introduction to PSR2 technology

The devices Mechanical

construction

Signal transmission distances

The function priciple of the PSR system

The programming tool

Setting up a project

Steps in the project generation

Other capabilities of PSR

Memory range buslong

Access to buslongio

Assignment of devices to buslongio

Use of the buslongio

Mailboxlong physical memory of the PP C322

Comparison of buslongio and busshortio

Knowledge of devices

The macro technique

PSR-View Possible ways of

adjusting parameters

Exercise using the PSR-View

Data transmission via fieldbus

ARCnet The AF C094

Panel

Programming exercise using the ARCnet devices and mailboxshort address