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The information provided in this documentation contains general descriptions and/or technical characteristics of the performance of the products contained herein. This documentation is not intended as a substitute for and is not to be used for determining suitability or reliability of these products for specific user applications. It is the duty of any such user or integrator to perform the appropriate and complete risk analysis, evaluation and testing of the products with respect to the relevant specific application or use thereof. Neither Schneider Electric nor any of its affiliates or subsidiaries shall be responsible or liable for misuse of the information that is contained herein. If you have any suggestions for improvements or amendments or have found errors in this publication, please notify us.

No part of this document may be reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, without express written permission of Schneider Electric.

All pertinent state, regional, and local safety regulations must be observed when installing and using this product. For reasons of safety and to help ensure compliance with documented system data, only themanufacturer should perform repairs to components.

When devices are used for applications with technical safety requirements, the relevant instructions must be followed.

Failure to observe this information can result in injury or equipment damage.

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Table of Contents

Safety Information ..............................................................................................4 About the Book ...................................................................................................5 Chapter 1 At a Glance ..........................................................................................................7

Introduction ....................................................................................................................................... 8Standard operation ........................................................................................................................... 9

Chapter 2 Installation ......................................................................................................11Safety Precautions.......................................................................................................................... 12Equipment receipt ........................................................................................................................... 13Mounting / Assembly ....................................................................................................................... 14Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 14Installing ......................................................................................................................................... 14SC100/SC110 connectors .............................................................................................................. 15Connecting the SC100 .................................................................................................................... 18Connecting the Modbus Communication Port (SC110) ................................................................... 21Connection Precautions.................................................................................................................. 21Switches Selection.......................................................................................................................... 21Cubicle number / Modbus Address Selection (SC110) .................................................................... 23SC-MI connectors ........................................................................................................................... 24Connecting the SC-MI..................................................................................................................... 25

Chapter 3 Use .....................................................................................................................27Control Panel .................................................................................................................................. 28Indicator LEDs on the Front Panel (SC-MI 10 & SC-MI 20) ............................................................. 28Buttons on the Front Panel (SC-MI 10 & SC-MI 20) ........................................................................ 29Local remote selector on the Front Panel (SC-MI 20)...................................................................... 29Functions ........................................................................................................................................ 30

Chapter 4 Communication ................................................................................................33At a Glance ..................................................................................................................................... 34Modbus Protocol ............................................................................................................................. 34Multi-Master Operation ................................................................................................................... 35Frame Structure .............................................................................................................................. 35Modbus Functions Supported ......................................................................................................... 35Structure of Exception Frames........................................................................................................ 35Turnaround Time ............................................................................................................................ 36Synchronizing Exchanges .............................................................................................................. 36Commissioning and Diagnosis........................................................................................................ 36Automatic Adaptation of the Configuration: AUTOGO ..................................................................... 38Access to Data ................................................................................................................................ 39Data Coding .................................................................................................................................... 40Synchronization, Identification, Metering, Network Diagnosis and Test Zones ................................ 41Remote Control Zone...................................................................................................................... 42Remote Control Order, Status Condition and Remote Indication Feedback Code Zone ................. 44Time-Tagged Events ....................................................................................................................... 46Access to Remote Settings ............................................................................................................. 49Table settings Modbus communication ........................................................................................... 49Date and Time-Setting and Synchronization ................................................................................... 50Managing the Date and Time Using Function 43 ............................................................................. 51Read SC110 Identification .............................................................................................................. 51

Chapter 5 Maintenance ......................................................................................................55Troubleshooting Assistance ............................................................................................................ 56Replacing the SC100 or the SC110 ................................................................................................. 59Replacing the SC-MI 10 or the SC-MI 20 ........................................................................................ 61

Chapter 6 Characteristics .................................................................................................63SC110 Defaut Settings .................................................................................................................... 64Technical characteristics ................................................................................................................. 64Environmental characteristics ......................................................................................................... 66

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Important Information

NOTICERead these instructions carefully, and look at the equipment to become familiar with the device before trying to install, operate, or maintain it. The following special messages may appear throughout this documentation or on the equipment to warn of potential hazards or to call attention to information that clarifies or simplifies a procedure.

The addition of this symbol to a "Danger" safety label indicates that an electrical hazard exists, which will result in personal injury if the instructions are not followed.

This is the safety alert symbol. It is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards. Obey all safety messages that follow this symbol to avoid possible injury or death.

DANGERDANGER indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNINGWARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in death or serious injury.

CAUTIONCAUTION indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, can result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE

NOTICE is used to address practices not related to physical injury.

PLEASE NOTEElectrical equipment should be installed, operated, serviced, and maintained only by qualified personnel.No responsibility is assumed by Schneider Electric for any consequences arising out of the use of this material.A qualified person is one who has skills and knowledge related to the construction and operation of electrical equipment, and its installation, and has received safety training to recognize and avoid the hazards involved.

Safety Information

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At a Glance

Document scopeThis manual is intended for personnel responsible for installing, commissioning and using SC100 or SC110 product.

Validity NoteThis manual is applicable to all versions of the SC100, SC110 products.

User CommentsWe welcome your comments about this document. You can reach us by e-mail at [email protected]

About the Book

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At a Glance 1

What’s in this Chapter?This chapter contains the following topics:Topic PageIntroduction 8Standard operation 9

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SC100, SC110 - At a Glance

Introduction

SC100 and SC110

SC100 universal intelligent controller

SC100 is a compact device with digital inputs and outputs to monitor all the components associated with the electrical operation of the switchgear: motor, MX, XF, auxiliary contacts.It can be associated with a control panel (SC-MI) and remote control options.

Switchgear control functions

p Coil and motor operation p Information on switchgear status: main switch, earthing switch, etc p Built-in electrical interlocks: anti-pumping and anti-reflex functions p External interlocking feature p Lockout of electrical operation after tripping (option) p Modbus communication for remote control via data transmission.

Switchgear monitoring

p Diagnosis information: motor consumption, etc. p Switchgear auxiliary contacts status p Logging of time-stamped events p Modbus communication for remote indication of monitoring information.

SC100 types

SC100A SC100E SC110A SC110E24-60 Vdc p p

110-250 Vdc / 120-240 Vac p p

Network communication p p

SC-MI control panels

SC-MI 10 SC-MI 20On/Off pushbuttons and leds p p

Remote / local switch p

Products References

Reference designation Auxiliary power supplyEMS58560 SC100A 24-60 VdcEMS58561 SC100E 110-250 Vdc / 120-240 VacEMS58563 SC110A 24-60 VdcEMS58564 SC110E 110-250 Vdc / 120-240 VacEMS58565 SC-MI 10EMS58566 SC-MI 20

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Standard operation

Diagram

Architecture

p Separation of protection and control functions p Separate electronic devices p Separate coils.

SC100

Modbus

MCH MX XF

Auxiliary contacts

Protection relay

MX or MN Coil

SC100

Modbus

MMX XF

CoilsOC

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Installation 2

What’s in this Chapter?This chapter contains the following topics:Topic PageSafety Precautions 12Equipment receipt 13Mounting / Assembly 14Introduction 14Installing 14SC100/SC110 connectors 15Connecting the SC100 18Connecting the Modbus Communication Port (SC110) 21Connection Precautions 21Switches Selection 21Cubicle number / Modbus Address Selection (SC110) 23SC-MI connectors 24Connecting the SC-MI 25

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Safety Precautions

Before Starting

You are responsible for compliance with all the existing international and national electrical codes concerning protective earthing of any device.You should also carefully read the safety precautions described below. These instructions must be followed strictly when installing, servicing or repairing electrical equipment.

DANGERHAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, ELECTRIC ARC, BURNS OR EXPLOSION

p Only qualified personnel should install this equipment. Such work should be performed only after reading this entire set of instructions.

p NEVER work alone. p Turn off all power supplying this equipment before working on or inside it. p Always use a properly rated voltage sensing device (EN61243) to confirm that all power is off. p Before performing visual inspections, tests, or maintenance on this equipment:

p Turn off all sources of electric power. p Assume that all circuits are live until they have been completely de-energized, tested and tagged.

p Beware of potential hazards, wear personal protective equipment, and carefully inspect the work area for tools and objects that may have been left inside the equipment.

p Successful SC100 operation depends upon proper installation, setting, and operation. p Setting the SC100 requires relevant expertise in the field of electrical network protection. Only competent

people who have this expertise are allowed to set this product.Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

DANGERHAZARD OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, ELECTRIC ARC OR BURNS

p Never disconnect the SC100 when power ON. p Wear insulating gloves to avoid any contact with a conductor that has accidentally been energized. p Wear personal protective equipment in compliance with current regulations.

Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

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Equipment receiptThe SC100 is shipped in packaging which protects it against any knocks received in transport.On receipt, check that the packaging has not been damaged. If it has, note any anomaly on the delivery slip and inform your supplier.

Identification Label

The identification label on the front panel is used to identify the kind of SC100 (SC100A, SC100E, SC110A or SC110E).

The identifcation label on the back panel is used to identify with more information the SC100:

WX-2012-W16-4-0003

110 - 250Vdc/120-240VacS1A22466SC110E

1 - Product Name2 - Product reference3 - Power supply voltage4 - Serial Number

Check after Unpacking

Make sure that the SC100 supplied corresponds to the product ordered, check in particular that the power supply voltage is the correct one for your installation.

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Mounting / Assembly

IntroductionThe SC100 is directly plug on rail DIN, inside the LV cubicle.

InstallingIn order to install SC100 following actions must be performed:1 Put SC100 on rail Din2 Lock the two LOCKING CLIP3 Plug all connectors needed for the cubicle4 Select Switch selection according to cubicle need (see page 21)5 Select cubicle number / Modbus address (SC110) (see page 23)6 Power on the product7 Check that led power ON light ON8 Parameters (SC110) (see page 33)

LOCKING CLIP

Rotary switchesDipswitch

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SC100 / SC110 connectors

Introduction

All the SC100 connectors can be accessed on front panel. They are removable.

Identification of the Connectors

SC100A / SC100E SC110A / SC110E

A - Connector for External indications

Digital outputs with voltage free contacts

External indication Terminals Data Item Connected1-2 Ready to close output (NO)

4-5 Trip indication output (NO)

B - Connector for External control

Digital inputs for voltage free contacts

External control Terminals Data Item Connected1-2 Lock input (NC)

3-4 Close input (NO)

4-5 Open input (NO)

6-7 Trip indication input (NO)

A B C D E

F H1 H2 H3G

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C - Connector for internal status


Internal status Terminals Data Item Connected1-2 Earth switch Closed input (NO)

2-3 Earth switch Open input (NC)

4-5 Switch Closed input (NO)

4-6 Switch Open input (NC)

7-8 Internal lock input (NC)

9-10 Spring charge input (NO)

D - Connector for internal actuators

Power outputs

Internal actuators Terminals Data Item Connected1-2 XF coil

Pin 2 = + Pin 1 = -

2-3 MX coil Pin 2 = + Pin 3 = -

4-5 Motor Pin 5 = +Pin 4 = -

E - Connector for Power supply

Power supply Terminals Data Item Connected

or

2-3 SC100 power supply. p If AC power supply then:

p phase on terminal 3 p neutral on terminal 2

p If DC power supply voltage: p positive on terminal 3 p negative on terminal 2

1-2 Actuators power supply. p If AC power supply then:

p phase on terminal 1 p neutral on terminal 2

p If DC power supply voltage: p positive on terminal 1 p negative on terminal 2

F - Connector for SC-MI

Allow to connect the SC-MI module.

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G - Connector (free of use inputs)


Free of use inputs Terminals Data Item Connected1-2 Digital input 1 (NO)

2-3 Digital input 2 (NO)



7-8 Communication lock input (NO)

H1, H2, H3 - Connectors for RS485 communication ports (Modbus protocol)

Connecting the RS 485 Communication port Terminals Data Item Connected

1 Not connected2 Not connected3 Not connected4 D15 D06 Not connected7 Not connected8 COMMON

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Connecting the SC100

Introduction

The SC100 is connected to the network thru connector E.


p Never disconnect the SC100 when the power is ON. p Wear insulating gloves to avoid any contact with a conductor that has accidentally been energized. p Wear personal protective equipment in compliance with current regulations.


Connection Precautions

All connectors must be connected/ disconnected with SC100 power OFF.Check that the MV circuit breaker is in the open position or is not connected to the electrical network.

Connection characteristics

Ref. Diagram Wiring Type of terminal

Screwdriver Torque

A 1 conductor p Solid: 0.2…2.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.2…2.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules

without plastic collar: 0.25…2.5 mm²

p Stranded with ferrules with plastic collar: 0.25…2.5 mm²

p Conductor sizes 12…24 AWG

2 conductors with same cross section

p Solid: 0.2…1 mm² p Stranded: 0.2…1.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules

without plastic collar: 0.25…1 mm²

p Stranded with TWIN ferrules with plastic collar: 0.5…1.5 mm²

M2.5 screw 2.5 mm flat blade (0.09 in.)

0.5… 0.6 N•m (4.4... 5.3 lb-in.)

B 1 conductor p Solid: 0.14…1.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.14…1.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules

without plastic collar: 0.25…1,5 mm²



2 conductors with same cross section

p Solid: 0.08…0.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.8…0.75 mm² p Stranded with ferrules




M1.5 screw 1.5 mm flat blade(0.06 in.)

0.22… 0.25 N•m (1.94... 2.21 lb-in.)

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Connection characteristics (cont.)


Screwdriver Torque

C 1 conductor p Solid: 0.14…1.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.14…1.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules




2 conductors with same crosssection






0.22 - 0.25 N•m (1.94... 2.21 lb-in.)

D 1 conductor p Solid: 0.2…2.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.2…2.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules






without plastic collar: 0.25…1 mm²



0.5… 0.6 N•m (4.4... 5.3 lb-in.)

E

or

1 conductor p Solid: 0.2…2.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.2…2.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules






without plastic collar: 0.25 …1 mm²



0.5… 0.6 N•m (4.4... 5.3 lb-in.)

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Connection characteristics (cont.)


Screwdriver Torque

G 1 conductor p Solid: 0.14…1.5 mm² p Stranded: 0.14…1.5 mm² p Stranded with ferrules










0.22… 0.25 N•m (1.94... 2.21 lb-in.)

WARNINGFIRE HAZARDEnsure the product phase (L) and neutral (N) are correctly connected to the installation.Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury, or equipment damage.

If the phase (L) and neutral (N) connections are swapped over, there is a risk of fire in the event of internal product failure.

Typical connection diagram

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Connecting the Modbus Communication Port (SC110)

Introduction

The SC110 can communicate using a 2-wire RS 485 Modbus communication port. Connection to the Modbus network is direct, via an RJ45 connector.SC100 includes Modbus derivation connection for daisy chain needs.

Connection Diagram

Connection to the Modbus network is in a daisy-chain and requires a line termination resistor:

Connection PrecautionsConnect the Modbus network RJ45 cable to connector H1, H2 or H3 on the SC110.

NOTE: The total cable length must not exceed 500 m so that the maximum network speed (38.4 kbps) can be used.

Recommended Connection Accessories

Description Length ReferenceModbus RJ45 cable 0.3 m VW3 A8 306 R03

1 m VW3 A8 306 R103 m VW3 A8 306 R30

Modbus line termination - VW3 A8 306 RC

Switches Selection

Description

Switch selection must be done before power ON (a change on switch is not taken into account when product is powered ON).

S1 to S3 Mechanism type's SelectionS4 AntireflexS5 Lock on tripS6 SC100 power supply value

NOTE: in order to have more information concerning functionality description (mechanism type, antireflex etc…), see page 27.

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Switch position

Mechanism type's Selection S1 S2 S3CIT I O OCI1 O I OOCO O O I

Antireflex function S4Antireflex ON IAntireflex OFF O

Lock on Trip function S5Lock on Trip ON ILock on Trip OFF O

SC100A / SC110ASC100 power supply value S6u 48 V I< 48 V O

SC100E / SC110ESC100 power supply value S6u 200 V I< 200 V O

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Cubicle number / Modbus Address Selection (SC110)The cubicle number (between 1 and 29) allow to determine which cubicle the SC110 control. The Modbus address used for communication will be automatically set equal to the cubicle number. Cubicle number selection must be done before power ON (a change on rotary is not taken into account when product is powered on).

There's two rotary switches in order to select cubicle number:

As example in order to select cubicle number = 14: p Rotary switch x10 = 1 p Rotary switch x1 = 4.

In this case Modbus address equals 14.

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SC-MI connectors

Introduction

All the SC-MI connectors can be accessed from rear panel. They are removable.

Identification of the Connectors

A - Connector for SC100

Allows to connect SC-MI 10 or SC-MI 20 to SC100 / SC110 module.

B - Connector for local output

Digital outputs with voltage free contacts, image of the local/remote commutator.

Local output Terminals Data Item Connected (SC-MI 20)1-2 Close if Local/Remote commutator on Local

positionOpen if Local/Remote commutator on Remote position

Note: in case of SC-MI 10, output always Open.

A - Connector

B - Connector

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Connecting the SC-MI

Introduction

The SC-MI is connected to SC100 / SC110 thru connector A.


p Never disconnect the SC-MI when power ON SC100 / SC110. p Wear insulating gloves to avoid any contact with a conductor that has accidentally been energized. p Wear personal protective equipment in compliance with current regulations.


Connection Precautions

All connectors must be connected / disconnected with SC100 power OFF.Check that the MV circuit breaker is in the open position or is not connected to the electrical network.


Screwdriver Torque

B 1 conductor p solid: 0.2 - 2.5 mm²/ p Stranded: 0.2 - 2.5 mm² p stranded with ferrules without plastic

collar: 0.25 – 2.5 mm² p stranded with ferrules with plastic collar:

0.25 - 2.5 mm² p conductor sizes 12 – 242 AWG

2 conductors with same cross section p solid: 0.2 -1 mm² p stranded: 0.2 - 1.5 mm² p stranded with ferrules without plastic

collar: 0.25 – 1 mm² p stranded with TWIN ferrules with plastic

collar: 0.5 - 1.5 mm²


0.5 - 0.6 Nm(4.4…5.3 lb-in.)

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Use 3

What’s in this Chapter?This chapter contains the following topics:Topic PageControl Panel 28Indicator LEDs on the Front Panel (SC-MI 10 & SC-MI 20) 28Buttons on the Front Panel (SC-MI 10 & SC-MI 20) 29Local remote selector on the Front Panel (SC-MI 20) 29Functions 30

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Control PanelThe control panel is located on the front face of the cubicle. It allows to:

p Select the control mode local or remote (SC-MI 20 only) p Display the switchgear status p Issue open/close order to the switchgear.

SC-MI 10: Control panel without local /remote commutator.SC-MI 20: Control panel with local/remote commutator.

Indicator LEDs on the Front Panel (SC-MI 10 & SC-MI 20)The front panel of SC-MI 10 or SC-MI 20 contains seven indicator LEDs:

Pictogram Color EventReady Green LED Ready To Operate:

Permanently ONSC100 is ready to operate (no interlocking, earthing switch is open, power supply of motor is OK)

Flashing During a control sequence or a dummy control, the LED is blinking with a duration of a few secondsThe LED stops flashing as soon as the sequence of dummy control is finished

Red LED FailureLight ON if a failure occurs on motorization (time out of the control, abnormal duration of the O/C operation, unknown or inconstancy status) or Unit failure is detected

Green LED OpenThis LED lights ON when the switchgear is open

Red LED ClosedThis LED lights ON when the switchgear is closed

Yellow LED Earth switchThis LED lights ON when the earth switch is closed

SC-MI 20 SC-MI 10

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Buttons on the Front Panel (SC-MI 10 & SC-MI 20)Pictogram Color Event

Red Open push button: Push to open locally the switchgear

Black Close push button: Push to close locally the switchgear

Local remote selector on the Front Panel (SC-MI 20)Pictogram Position Event

Right Local mode selection: Turn to right to select the Local mode

Left Remote mode selection: Turn to left to select the Remote mode

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SC100, SC110 - Use

Functions

Switchgear monitoring

SC100 gets internal state of cubicle and displays information on control panel. This information are also available using Modbus communication.

Switchgear operation

The SC100 achieves open or close order on different kind of mechanism: p Lever type (CIT) p Latching type (CI1) p Stored energy type (OCO).

Using motor and coils :

MechanismCIT CI1 OCO

Closing Motor Motor XF coilOpening Motor MX coil MX coilCharging When closing/opening When closing Motor

The orders are taken into account from three different sources: p Control Panel pushbutton p Digital input (B connector) p Modbus communication (SC110 only).

The following table gives the source of order accepted.

Without control panel With SC-MI 10With SC-MI 20Local Remote

SC100 Digital inputs Control Panel Digital inputs Control Panel Digital inputs

SC110 Digital inputs Modbus (*)

Control Panel Digital inputs Modbus (*)

Control Panel Digital inputs Modbus

(*) The Digital input “Communication lock” inhibits order from Modbus communication in order to use an external local/remote selector.

Electrical interlock

SC100 takes into account cubicle interlock to prevent operation when not authorized. External interlock can be added, for example, to synchronize with protection relay.

Anti-pumping

SC100 integrates an anti-pumping function which prevents switchgear from open-close-open-close… in case of permanent close order and trip condition for example.

Antireflex

Prevents operator from opening a Load Break Switch (LBS) on fault (in case of short circuit established when closing the LBS). LBS opening is forbidden during 4 seconds after closing in order to let upstream protection to eliminate the fault.This function can be set ON or OFF using micro-switch on SC100 (see page21).

Lock on trip

Prevents remote closing till the reset of protection relay in order to avoid circuit breaker reclosing after a trip without any local intervention of a skilled electrician.This function can be set ON or OFF using micro-switch on SC100 (see page21).

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SC100, SC110 - Use

Diagnostic

SC100 achieves the diagnostic of auxiliary equipment and detects: p No connected motor or coils p Motor locked p Too long motor run p Overload on motor.

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Communication 4

What’s in this Chapter?This chapter contains the following topics:Topic PageAt a Glance 34Modbus Protocol 34Multi-Master Operation 35Frame Structure 35Modbus Functions Supported 35Structure of Exception Frames 35Turnaround Time 36Synchronizing Exchanges 36Commissioning and Diagnosis 36Automatic Adaptation of the Configuration: AUTOGO 38Access to Data 39Data Coding 40Synchronization, Identification, Metering, Network Diagnosis and Test Zones 41Remote Control Zone 42Remote Control Order, Status Condition and Remote Indication Feedback Code Zone 44Time-Tagged Events 46Access to Remote Settings 49Table settings Modbus communication 49Date and Time-Setting and Synchronization 50Managing the Date and Time Using Function 43 51Read SC110 Identification 51

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SC100, SC110 - Communication

At a Glance

General

Each SC110 has three communication ports (all connected in parallel).Modbus communication allows SC110 to be connected to a supervisor or any other device with a master Modbus communication port.SC110s are always slaves.S100 products don’t support communication feature.

Accessible Data

Modbus communication can be used to perform functions remotely such as: p reading of measurements, counters and diagnosis p reading of status conditions and remote indications p transfer of time-tagged events p reading of SC110 identification p time-setting and synchronization p reading of settings p remote settings when these have been enabled p transmission of remote controls.

Modbus Protocol

Protocol Principle

The Modbus protocol is used to exchange data by means of a request-response type mechanism between one station called the master and N slaves. Exchange initialization (sending the request) is always initiated by the master. The slave (SC110) can only respond to a request sent to it. When the network hardware infrastructure allows, several slaves can be connected to the same master. The request contains a slave number (address) to identify which is the destination. This number must be unique. Slaves that are not destinations ignore the request received:The master can also address all slaves using the conventional address 0.

Response

Master

Interrogation

Slaves

This mechanism is called broadcasting. Slaves do not respond to a broadcast message. Only messages that do not require data to be sent back by the slaves can be broadcast:

Broadcasting

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Multi-Master OperationWhen SC110s are connected by a gateway to a network that allows multiple access (Ethernet, Modbus+, etc.), several masters are likely to address the same SC110 on the same communication port.It is the network designer’s responsibility to resolve any conflicts that may occur.

Frame StructureEach exchanged frame consists of a maximum of 255 bytes divided as follows (any frame with an error in format, parity, CRC 16, etc. is ignored):

Slave Number Function Code Data or Sub-Function Code Control Word1 byte 1 byte n bytes 2 bytesRequest destination

p 0: broadcast (all) p 1...247 (unique)

Refer to the next section

Request or response data (addresses / bit or word values, number of bits bytes / data words) Sub-function code

CRC 16 (for detection of transmission errors)

The first two fields in the response are usually identical to those in the request.

Modbus Functions SupportedThe SC110 Modbus protocol is a subset of the Modbus RTU protocol:

p Data exchange functions p 1: read n output or internal bits p 2: read n input bits p 3: read n output or internal words p 4: read n input words p 5: write 1 bit p 6: write 1 word p 15: write n bits p 16: write n words

p Communication management functions p 8: read Modbus diagnosis counters p 11: read Modbus event counter p 43 with sub-function 14: read identification p 43 with sub-function 15: read date and time p 43 with sub-function 16: write date and time

p Protocol for managing time-tagged events.Protocol for managing date and time synchronization.

Structure of Exception FramesAn exception frame sent by the destination SC110 for the request consists of the following fields:

Slave Number Exception Function Code Exception Code Control Word1 byte 1 byte 1 byte 2 bytesRequest destination Request function code

+ 128 (80h)Possible codes

p 1: unknown function code p 2: incorrect address p 3: incorrect data p 4: slave not ready

(impossible to process request) p 7: non-acknowledgment

(remote reading)

CRC 16 (for detection of transmission errors)

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Turnaround TimeThe turnaround time Tr is the time between the end of receipt of a request and sending the response:

Request Request

Response

Broadcasting

Tr Tr

NOTE: Tr includes the silence between 2 frames and is usually expressed for a format of 8 bits, odd parity, 1 stop bit, at 9,600 Bauds.The SC110 turnaround time is less than 10 ms.

Synchronizing ExchangesAny character received after a silence lasting more than 3.5 characters is deemed to be the start of a frame.A minimum silence equivalent to 3.5 characters must always be kept between 2 frames. At 38400 bauds, this time of silence is reduced to 1.750 ms.

A slave ignores any frame: p received with a physical error on one or more characters (format, parity error, etc.) p with an invalid CRC 16 p which is not addressed to it.

Commissioning and Diagnosis

Modbus Protocol Parameters

Parameters Authorized Values Default Value

Cubicle number Corresponds to the Modbus address of the SC110

The Modbus address of the SC110

Address 1… 29 (Modbus address can only be set using the rotary switches on the front of the SC110 00

Baud rate

p 4,800 Baud p 9,600 Baud p 19,200 Baud p 38,400 Baud

38400

Remote control order p DIR: direct mode remote control order p SBO: confirmed mode remote control order

(Select Before Operate)Direct mode

Parity p none (1 or 2 adjustable stop bits) p even (1 fixed stop bit) p odd (1 fixed stop bit)

Even

Number of stop bits Depending on the value of parityAuthorization of remotesettings

p OFF: remote settings not enabled p ON: remote settings enabled ON

Activation of Autogo p OFF: AUTOGO off p ON: AUTOGO on ON

Modbus Link Diagnosis

To check that the link is operating correctly, the user can refer to: p 1. the link activity LED, on the front panel p 2. the test zone p 3. the Modbus diagnosis counters and the Modbus event counter.

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Link Activity LED

The LED is activated by the transmission or reception of frames on the Modbus network.

NOTE: Flashing indicates that there is traffic. It does not mean that the exchanges are valid.

Using the Test Zone

Run a read/write/re-read cycle in the test zone, for example:

Function Frame Sent Frame Expected in ResponseResponseReading 2 words at address 0C00h 01 03 0C00 0002 C75B 01 03 04 0000 0000 FA33Writing a word with the value 1234 at address 0C00h 01 10 0C00 0001 02 1234 6727 01 10 0C00 0001 0299

Reading 1 word at address 0C00h 01 03 0C00 0001 B75A 01 03 02 1234 B539

More information is available in the Test Zone section (see page 42).

Description of Counters

The SC110 manages diagnosis counters CPT1 to CPT8 and the event counter CPT9: p CPT1: number of valid frames of 4 to 255 bytes received, whether the relevant SC110

is the destination or not p CPT2: Number of request or broadcast frames received, with one or other of the following errors:

p CRC error (but with a correct frame length) for frames addressed to the relevant SC110 or not p incorrect length (< 4 or > 255 bytes) whether the relevant SC110 is the destination or not

p CPT3: number of exception responses generated by the relevant SC110 (except after a broadcast)

p CPT4: number of valid frames received by the relevant SC110 (including during broadcast) p CPT5: number of error-free request frames that have not received a response

(excluding broadcast) p CPT6: not significant p CPT7: not significant p CPT8: number of frames received with at least one character having a physical error

(parity or overrun or framing, break on the line), whether the relevant SC110 is the destination or not

p CPT9: number of requests (except function 11) received by the relevant SC110, valid and correctly executed.

Counter Reset

The counters are reset to 0: p when they reach the maximum value FFFFh (65535) p when they are reset by a Modbus command (function 8, sub-code 000Ah) p during a SC110 power outage.

Using the Counters

The diagnosis counters are read using function 8 and sub-codes 000Bh to 0012h depending on the counter.Function 8 can also be used in echo mode (sub-code 0000h):

Function Frame Sent Frame Expected in Response8 in echo mode 01 08 0000 1234 ED7C 01 08 0000 1234 ED7C

Event counter CPT9 is read using function 11.Even in echo mode, the SC110 recalculates and checks the CRC sent by the master:

p if the CRC received is valid, the SC110 replies p if the CRC received is invalid, the SC110 does not reply.

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Automatic Adaptation of the Configuration: AUTOGO

At a Glance

The Autogo mechanism is a device for simplifying the Modbus device configuration. Its algorithm allows a SC110 (slave) to automatically detect the configuration used on the Modbus bus to which it is connected.

Operation

The algorithm in the Autogo mechanism automatically detects the network parameters by testing the available transmission speeds and parities. The Modbus master must send at least 13 frames on the Modbus network before the Autogo mechanism algorithm works. There must be enough traffic on the bus before the SC110 can be deemed to be absent or faulty.

The detected network parameters are deemed to be valid after correct reception of three different frames. In this case, the product will use the detected parameters and will save them in non-volatile memory.

NOTE: If the Modbus configuration set on the SC110 is modified manually by the installer, the Autogo mechanism will be reset and will revert to the find configuration state.

NOTE: On restarting the SC110, the saved Modbus parameters on the product will be revalidated.

In the event of a fault on restarting, the search phase will be repeated after receipt of 7 invalid frames. Subsequently, the search phase is not repeated if a fault occurs during operation.

NOTE: In the event of a problem in establishing communication, it is advisable to follow the procedure below:

p 1. send the SC110 a “Read multiple registers (FC03) from 1 register” request to any address p 2. send this request at least 20 times p 3. if there is still no answer, check the Modbus diagnosis LED, wiring, polarization and line

terminations.

Moreover it is possible to disable the Autogo mechanism and then manually set the Modbus network parameters.

Detectable Configurations

The 3 configurations supported by the algorithm are as follows: p “Even” parity, 1 stop bit p “Odd” parity, 1 stop bit p no parity, 2 stop bits.

associated with the following 4 transmission speeds: p 4,800 Baud p 9,600 Baud p 19,200 Baud p 38,400 Baud.

i.e. a total of 12 detectable configurations.

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Access to Data

Addressing a Word

All SC110 data that can be accessed by Modbus communication is organized into 16-bit words. Each word is identified by its address, coded on 16 bits, i.e. from 0 to 65535 (FFFFh).In the rest of the document, all addresses are expressed in hexadecimal format.

Addressing a Bit

Some data can also be accessed in the form of a bit.The bit address is then deducted from the word address by: Bit address = (word address x 16) + bit number (0...15)

Example p address word 0C00h p bit 0 address = C000h p bit 14 address = C00Eh

Undefined Addresses

Only addresses defined in this document should be used. If other addresses are used, the SC110 can either respond with an exception message, or provide non-significant data.

Access Modes

The data are direct-access: they are permanently identified by their Modbus address. These can be reached in a single read or write operation, applying to all or part of the relevant zone.In SC110, all zones are accessed directly, however for some zones, such as those for time-tagged events, a particular protocol can be used to optimize exchanges with the supervisor. This protocol is specified in the relevant zones.

List of Address Zones

Similar data in terms of control and monitoring applications or their coding are grouped into adjacent address zones:

Address Zones Word Address Range Access Mode Access TypeSynchronization 0002h…0005h direct wordIdentification 0006h…003Fh0A20h…0A25h direct wordRemote controls 00F0h…00FDh direct word/bitRemote control, status condition and remote indication feedback code 00FFh…0108h direct word/bit

Network diagnosis 0250h…025Bh direct wordMeasurements - 16S format (x10) Measurements - 32S format 0400h…04BFh direct word

Counters 0500h…0505h direct wordTest 0C00h…0C0Fh direct word/bitRemote settings 1E00h…1E3Eh direct wordTime-Tagged Events E000h…E4B1h indirect word

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Data Coding

Formats Used

Apart from exceptions mentioned in the text, SC110 data is coded in one of the formats below: p 32S: signed value, coded on 32 bits p 16S: signed value, coded on 16 bits p B: bit or set of bits p ASCII nc: string of n characters in ASCII code p IEC: time coding format on 4 words conforming to IEC 60870-5-4.

32S Format

In 32S format, the first word is the most significant.An incalculable value, whether invalid or outside the authorized range, is fixed at 80000000h.

ExampleAn I1 current of 10,000 A is coded with a resolution of 0.1 A, and is therefore represented by the value 100,000 or 000186A0h, i.e.:

p at address 0440h: 0001h p at address 0441h: 86A0h.

16S Format

An incalculable value, whether invalid or outside the authorized range, is fixed at 8000h.

ASCII Format

ASCII format is used to code the identification strings for a SC110.

When the ASCII strings do not fill up the field entirely, they are completed with null bytes.

The first character occupies the most significant byte on the first word, the second the least significant byte on the first word, etc.

Example“SC110 A” is coded as follows:

Word Most Significant Byte Least Significant ByteCharacter Hexadecimal Value Character Hexadecimal Value

1 S 53 C 432 1 31 1 313 0 30 SP 204 A 41 NUL 00

IEC Format

The date and time are coded on 4 words, in IEC 60870-5-4 format (bits at 0 in the table are not used: they are always read at 0 and ignored in write mode):

Bit 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Word 1 Reserved (0 in read mode, variable in write mode) 0 Year (0...99)

Word 2 0 0 0 0 Month (1...12) 0 0 0 Day (1...31)Word 3 0 0 0 Hour (0...23) 0 0 Minutes (0...59)Word 4 Milliseconds (0...59,999)

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Synchronization, Identification, Metering, Network Diagnosis and Test Zones

Introduction

Synchronization, identification, metering, network diagnosis and test zones are accessed directly and do not contain any events.For each zone, a table contains the following information:

p description of the addresses in the zone p codes for Modbus functions that can be used in read mode p codes for Modbus functions that can be used in write mode p if necessary, the formats and resolution of the stored data.

Synchronization Zone

The synchronization zone contains the 4 words used to code the absolute time required for time-tagging events:

Description Address Read Write FormatBinary time (year) 0002h 3 16 IECBinary time (month + day) 0003h 3Binary time (hours + minutes) 0004h 3Binary time (milliseconds) 0005h 3

NOTE: The write operation should be performed on the whole zone and uses start address 0002 with a length of 4 words.

Identification Zone (Label)

The identification label contains: p 8 words, used to code the serial number on a SC110 unit p 1 word for the cubicle number p 1 word for the product type p 41 to encode the basic identification data, the software version and the SC110 communication

protocol version.

Description Addresses Read Write Format ValueSerial number 0006h…000Dh 3 – ASCII See below

Cubicle number 000Eh 3 – 16S p 1 to 29 p 0 means not used

Product type 000Fh 3 – 16S 0=Switchgear controllerVendorName 0010h…0018h 3 – ASCII “Schneider Electric”

ProductCode(reference coded in EAN13 format)

0019h…0022h 3 – ASCII

“(EAN13)3 60648 •••••••”See description of the EAN13 code in the Read SC110 (see page 52)

MajorMinorRevision(application version number) 0023h…0026h 3 – ASCII “xxx.yyy”

example “002.003”SubRevision(last field of the application version number)

0027h…0028h 3 – ASCII “zzz”example “001”

ProductName 0029h…002Ch 3 – ASCII “SC serie 100”ModelName(short identification code) 002Dh…0032h 3 – ASCII “SC110A” or “SC110E”

UserApplicationName 0033h…0038h 3 – ASCII “Exploitation”PPID MajorMinorRevision (communication protocol version)

0A20h…0A23h 3 – ASCII “xxx.yyy”example “001.000”

PPID SubRevision (last field of the communication protocol version number)

0A24h…0A25h 3 – ASCII “zzz”example “001”

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The serial number is coded as follows (bits at 0 in the table are not used: they are always read at 0):

Addres b15 b14 b13 b12 b11 b10 b9 b8 b7 b6 b5 b4 b3 b2 b1 b0

0005h Manufacturing plant number (First ASCII character: A…Z)

Manufacturing plant number (Second ASCII character: A…Z)

0007h Year (First ASCII character: "0"…"9") Year (Second ASCII character: "0"…"9")0008h Week (First ASCII character: "0"…"5") Week (Second ASCII character: "0"…"9")

0009h Day of the weeks (ASCII character: "0"…"7")

Sequence number in week (First ASCII character: "0"…"9")

000Ah Sequence number in week (Second ASCII character: "0"…"9")

Sequence number in week (Third ASCII character: "0"…"9")

000Bh Sequence number in week (Fourth ASCII character: "0"…"9") Reserved (0)

000Ch Reserved (0) Reserved (0)000Dh Reserved (0) Reserved (0)

Test Zone

The test zone contains 16 words used to simplify the communication tests at the time of commissioning or to test the connection. More information is available in the Using the Test Zone section (see page 37).

Description Addresses Read Write FormatTest zone 0C00h...0C0Fh 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 15, 16 –

These words are reset when the SC110 is initialized.

Remote Control Zone

Introduction

Remote control orders are transmitted to the SC110 via pulse type remote control orders using one of the following two modes, chosen via the settings:

p Direct mode p Confirmed SBO (Select Before Operate) Mode.

Remote Control Zone

The remote control zone contains:

Description Word Addresses Read Write FormatSingle remote control orders 00F0h 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 15, 16 BReserved 00F1h-00F2h – – –Selection of single remote control orders 00F3h 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 15, 16 B

Reserved 00F4h-00F5h – – –Double remote control orders 00F6h 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 15, 16 B

Reserved 00F7h-00F9h – – –Selection of double remote control orders 00FAh 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6, 15, 16 B

Single Remote Control Order Words

The remote control order assigned to each bit in the remote control words (address 00F0h) and remote control selection words (address 00F3h) is predefined:

Bit Remote Control Word Bit Address

Selection Word Bit Address Remote Control Order

00...14 0F00h...0F0Eh 0F30h...0F3Eh Reserved 15 0F0Fh 0F3Fh Module Check

NOTE: A single remote control order changing to zero does not generate time-tagged events.

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Double Remote Control Order Words

The remote control order assigned to each pair of bits in the remote control words (address 00F6h) and remote control selection words (address 00FAh) is predefined:

Bit Remote Control Word Bit Address

Selection Word Bit Address Remote Control Order

00-01 0F61h-0F60h 0FA1h-0FA0h Tripping and closing via the communication02-03 0F63h-0F62h 0FA3h-0FA2h Reserved 04-05 0F65h-0F64h 0FA5h-0FA4h Lock/Unlock SpringCharge 06-07 0F67h...0F66h 0FA7h-0FA6h Simulated Open/Close 08-15 0F6Fh-0F68h 0FAFh-0FA8h Reserved

Double remote control orders are coded on 2 bits with the following possible values (“most significant bit”/“least significant bit”):

p 0/1 for “Tripping via the communication”, “Lock SpringCharge, Simulated Open” p 1/0 for “Closing via the communication”, “Unlock SpringCharge, Simulated Close”.

NOTE: Value 1/1 is prohibited.NOTE: A double remote control order changing to zero does not generate time-tagged events.

Direct Mode

If remote control orders are configured in “direct” mode, the remote control order is executed immediately on writing to the remote control word. Resetting is performed by the control logic after the remote control order has been taken into account.

Confirmed SBO Mode

The remote control order is executed in two steps: p 1. selection by the supervisor of the command to be sent by writing the bit in the remote control

selection word and checking the selection if necessary by re-reading this word. p 2. execution of the command to be sent by writing the bit in the remote control word.

NOTE: When this mode is selected, it applies to all control orders.

The remote control order is executed if the remote control selection word bit and the associated remote control word bit are set, both word bits are reset by the control logic after the remote control order has been taken into account. Deselection of the selection word bit occurs:

p if the supervisor deselects it by writing in the selection word p if the supervisor selects (writes) a different bit from that already selected p if the supervisor sets a bit in the remote control word that does not correspond to that selected

(in this case no remote control order will be executed) p if the corresponding order is not sent within a period of 30 seconds.

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Remote Control Order, Status Condition and Remote Indication Feedback Code Zone

Introduction

Status conditions and remote indications are pre-assigned to protection or control functions or to logic inputs or output relays. They can be read using bit or word functions.

Remote Control Order, Status Condition and Remote Indication Feedback Code Zone

The status condition and remote indication zone contains 10 words that group together status bits. It also provides the remote control order feedback code:

Remote Control Order Feedback Code (Address 00FFh)

Single Point Info.

Bit Address Bit N° Role Comment Timestamp.

Even

CR_Bit0 0FF0h Bit0 NO Command under execution (00h) OR Command under execution (01h)

TC_DONE (00h) / TC_IN_PROGRESS (01h) YES

CR_Bit1 0FF1h Bit1Invalid command, conditions for execution not met (device not ready to operate)

TC_ORDER_FAULT YES

CR_Bit2 0FF2h Bit2 Actuator Fault or Invalid Position (Serious Fault) TC_DEEP_FAULT YES

CR_Bit3 0FF3h Bit3 *** Reserved for RTU External COM *** ** TC_SYSTEM_FAULT ** -

CR_Bit4 0FF4h Bit4 Rejected command, inconsistent with current Local/Remote mode TC_LOCAL_FAULT YES

CR_Bit5 0FF5h Bit5 Loss of Power during execution TC_POWER_FAULT YES

CR_Bit6 0FF6h Bit6 Command not completed after module timeout TC_TIMEOUT_FAULT YES

CR_Bit7 0FF7h Bit7 Command failed due to any other fault TC_UNKNOWN_FAULT YESCR_Bit8 0FF8h Bit8 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit9 0FF9h Bit9 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit10 0FFAh Bit10 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit11 0FFBh Bit11 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit12 0FFCh Bit12 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit13 0FFDh Bit13 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit14 0FFEh Bit14 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -CR_Bit15 0FFFh Bit15 *** reserved *** ** Reserved (shall be 0) ** -

NOTE: As soon as a remote control order is received by the SC110, it is executed immediately. In practice, the feedback code is always 0.

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Control Word (Address 0100h)

Single Point Info.

Bit Address Bit N° Role Comment Timestamp.

EvenCW_Bit0 1000h Bit0 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit1 1001h Bit1 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit2 1002h Bit2 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit3 1003h Bit3 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit4 1004h Bit4 Time_Incorrect Module has never received date&time YES

CW_Bit5 1005h Bit5 Not_SynchronizedLoss of time synchronisation (too long time since last refreshment or too big deviation)

YES

CW_Bit6 1006h Bit6Under_Initialization (to 1 during initialization, and to 0 after)

Module restart ongoing YES

CW_Bit7 1007h Bit7 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -

CW_Bit8 1008h Bit8 Minor Fault = 1 if a minor problem has been detected YES

CW_Bit9 1009h Bit9 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit10 100Ah Bit10 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -

CW_Bit11 100Bh Bit11 Major Fault= 1 if a major problem has been detected, which requires module or component replacement

YES

CW_Bit12 100Ch Bit12 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit13 100Dh Bit13 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit14 100Eh Bit14 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -CW_Bit15 100Fh Bit15 *** reserved *** *** reserved (shall be 0) *** -

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Time-Tagged Events

Introduction

The SC110 includes a time-tagged event mechanism so that its operation can be monitored using a supervisor. This mechanism is common to several products in Schneider Electric’s ranges.This data can be retrieved via the Modbus link. This data is volatile and will therefore be lost if the product is de-energized.

Event Types

A logic event is the change of state of a SC110 logic variable (bit in control, status or remote indication words).An analog event is the record of a tripping current. Each event is mainly characterized by:

p an address: that belonging to the associated bit or word (depending on the type) p a value (for logic events, it is the direction of change) p a date and time: the event is time-tagged (resolution: 1 ms).

NOTE: By extension, an event also designates all the characteristics of the change in state.

Time-Tagging

Time-tagging of events uses the SC110 internal clock. When an event is detected, the SC110’s current time is associated with it.

The clock accuracy depends mainly on the quality of synchronization of the SC110 internal clock.

The presence of a valid clock on SC110 is not guaranteed throughout product operation. In fact, during the initialization phase, the clock will not be accessible; it will only become so once the product has booted up fully.

In the event of loss of the clock, detected events will be time-tagged with a default date until the clock is reset. This default date starts on “1st January 2000 00h 00min 0sec”.

The chronology of detected events remains valid in all cases.

Description of How to Code an Event

An event is coded according to the invariant TI086.

NOTE: p Event numbering starts at no. 1 and ends with no. 65535. When event no. 65535 is detected,

the next event numbering restarts at no. 1. p Only one type of data is carried in the events of SC110: the Boolean.

The events are always primary type (no associated secondary events) p The event address always corresponds to a Modbus register defined on the SC110.

Event Tables

The SC110 manages an internal storage table with a capacity of 100 events. Upstream of the table, 2 words contain:

p the current number of events present in the queue (between 0 and 100) p the number of the last detected event.

Both these words and the number of the first event in the table form a header that will be used by the supervisor to detect presence of new events.

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The table can be seen as a FIFO type stack.

E000h Actual_Number_Of_Events_In_TableE001h Most_Recent_Event_NumberE002h to E4B1h Events_Table (Depth = 100 events), with

p Top_Event in [E002h to E00Dh] p … p Bottom_Event in [E4A6h to E4B1h]

NOTE: Reading the events table is not “destructive”. An event no. “x” will only be removed from the table if 100 new events have been detected (in other words, event no. “x+100” has been detected).

Initializing the Events Table

On starting, the SC110 initializes its events table by filling all the registers (table and header) with the value 0 (no event recorded).

When it starts, the SC110 always adds three events: p initialization in progress p date/time incorrect (not configured since startup) p not synchronized.

These three events are destined for the supervisor for time synchronization and detection of product resetting.

Read Sequence

The consultation protocol for time-tagged events includes a standard sequence that can be executed by a supervisor to detect and retrieve new events present on the SC110. This sequence is divided into two parts:

p detection of new events on the SC110 p reading of new events on the SC110.

Detection of new events on the SC110

New events are detected by periodic reading of the header in the time-tagged events zone (addresses E000h to E002h).If the “number of last event” in table changes between two header readings, one or more events have been added to the table. The supervisor can then read the new events.

Reading of new events on the SC110

On the basis of values read in the headers, the supervisor can determine the Modbus register ranges to be read to obtain the new event data.

The supervisor determines the position (index) in the table of the first and last new event starting from the event number stored at index 0 of the table.

The Modbus register addresses associated with the new events can be deduced from the indexes: p event start address = E002h + index * 12 p event end address = E002h + (index + 1) * 12 - 1.

Loss of Events

If the number of new events exceeds the table capacity, only the 100 most recent events will still be accessible. The oldest events will be lost forever.The supervisor is responsible for retrieving events from the SC110. It is up to him to adapt his consultation strategy to avoid the loss of events.

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List of Possible Events

The SC110 has 50 sources of time-tagged events whose descriptions appear below. Boolean events:

p Data type: Boolean (format code: 04h) p Possible values: 0 or 1 p The description corresponds to value “1” of the event. p The “#” column indicates events generated only on a change to “1#”.

Bit Address Bit N° Role Comment

0FF0h Bit0 NO Command under execution (00h) OR Command under execution (01h) TC_DONE (00h) / TC_IN_PROGRESS (01h)

0FF1h Bit1 Invalid command, conditions for execution not met (device not ready to operate) TC_ORDER_FAULT

0FF2h Bit2 Actuator Fault or Invalid Position (Serious Fault) TC_DEEP_FAULT

0FF4h Bit4 Rejected command, inconsistent with current Local / Remote mode TC_LOCAL_FAULT

0FF5h Bit5 Loss of Power during execution TC_POWER_FAULT0FF6h Bit6 Command not completed after module timeout TC_TIMEOUT_FAULT0FF7h Bit7 Command failed due to any other fault TC_UNKNOWN_FAULT1004h Bit4 Time_Incorrect Module has never received date&time

1005h Bit5 Not_Synchronized Loss of time synchronisation (too long time since last refreshment or too big deviation)

1006h Bit6 Under_Initialization (to 1 during initialization,and to 0 after) Module restart ongoing

1008h Bit8 Minor Fault = 1 if a minor problem has been detected

100Bh Bit11 Major Fault = 1 if a major problem has been detected, which requires module or component replacement

1010h Bit0 Local_Failure Image of SC100 LED1011h Bit1 External_Command_Lock DI Status1012h Bit2 Internal_Command_Lock DI Status1013h Bit3 External Com. Open/Close Lock DI Status1014h Bit4 Remote Control Fault due to Anti-reflex1015h Bit5 Timeout Failure Open (Motor or MX2)1016h Bit6 Timeout Failure Close (Motor or XF)1017h Bit7 Timeout Failure Spring Charge (CI2 only)1018h Bit8 OverCurrent failure For Motor or Actuator1019h Bit9 Motorization connection failure Motoriz. connection failure status101Ah Bit10 MX2 Actuator connection failure MX2 connection failure status101Bh Bit11 XF Actuator connection failure XF connection failure status101Ch Bit12 Power_Supply_Motor_NOK Switch Supply OFF101Dh Bit13 Setting/Parameter Change (**) 0 with pulse to 1 on change101Eh Bit14 Remote Setting enabled (***) 0 = disabled; 1 = enabled101Fh Bit15 Select Before Operate 0=Direct Mode; 1= Confirmed1020h Bit0 Trip_Indication DI Status1021h Bit1 Local_Ready Ready to Operate (SC-MI)1022h Bit2 Local Position (= 1 if Local) Local/Remote Pos. (SC-MI)1023h Bit3 External_Cubicle_Information_1 DI Status1024h Bit4 External_Cubicle_Information_2 DI Status1025h Bit5 External_Cubicle_Information_3 DI Status1026h Bit6 External_Cubicle_Information_4 DI Status1027h Bit7 Ready_for_Remote_Command (*) Ready to accept Remote Cmd1080h Bit1&Bit0 Switch_Position (Circuit) Switch Status1082h Bit3&Bit2 Earth_Switch_Position Earth Switch Status1084h Bit5&Bit4 Lock_SpringCharge status SpringCharge Locked/Unlocked1086h Bit7&Bit6 Dummy_Control Status Dummy_Control status0F60h Bit0 Open_Switch_Command On rising edge0F61h Bit1 Close_Switch_Command On rising edge0F64h Bit4 Lock_SpringCharge_Command On rising edge0F65h Bit5 Unlock_SpringCharge_Command On rising edge0F66h Bit6 Open_DummyControl_Command On rising edge0F67h Bit7 Close_DummyControl_Command On rising edge

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Access to Remote Settings

At a Glance

Access to the SC110 remote settings via the Modbus communication allows: p remote reading of settings p remote modification of settings (remote setting), provided this has been enabled.

Settings Zones

Description Word Addresses Read WriteDate of last setting 1E00h…1E03h 3, 4 –

The SC110 does not support remote setting itself.

Table settings Modbus communication

Parameter Word Address Format Unit Range Default value R/W

Modbus_Autogo 1F20h Boolean - 0 = deactivated1 = activated = 1 (activated) R/W

Modbus Baudrate 1F21h 16S -

1 = 4800;2 = 9600;3 = 192004 = 38400

= 4 (38400) R/W

Modbus Parity 1F22h 16S -1 = NONE2 = EVEN3 = ODD

= 2 (EVEN) R/W

Modbus Nb of Stop Bits 1F23h 16S - 1 = 1Stop Bit

2 = 2Stop Bits = 1 (1Stop Bit) R

Modbus Address 1F24h 16S - 1 to 29 = 1 RCubicle Number 1F25h 16S - 1 to 29 = 0 R

Modbus Remote Control Mode (SBO) 1F26h 16S -

1 = Direct Mode2 = SBO active (confirmed mode)

= 1 (Direct Mode) R/W

Modbus Remote Setting authorized 1F27h Boolean - 0 = not authorized

1 = authorized = 1 (authorized) R

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Date and Time-Setting and Synchronization

Introduction

The SC110 manages the date and time internally. If the auxiliary power supply fails, the date & time are lost.

The SC110 internal time is used, in particular, to date alarms and events.

The SC110 also delivers a SC110 time incorrect data item (bit 04) to the control word, indicating the need to set the time.

Time and Date-Setting

p by writing, in a single block, the new date and time value in the synchronization zone (Modbus time frame)

p by using function 43 with sub-function 16.

Synchronization

The time frame is used both for setting the time and synchronizing the SC110 in this case, it should be transmitted regularly at close intervals (10 to 60 seconds) to obtain a synchronous time. It is usually transmitted by broadcasting (slave number = 0).

In synchronous state, the absence of receipt of a time frame for more than 200 seconds causes a loss of synchronism (bit 05 of the control word at 1).

On receipt of the date and time, the SC110 saves the new date. It also checks whether the difference between this new date and the current date is more than 100 ms. If so, the SC110 changes to non- synchronous state (bit 05 of the control word at 1). It will return to synchronous state (bit 05 of the control word at 0) as soon as the time difference between the new date it has received and the current date is less than 100 ms.

Synchronization Cycle

Each synchronization cycle is executed as follows: p 1. the supervisor writes its date and time value in the synchronization zone or by function 43-16 p 2. the SC110 changes to non-synchronous state (bit 05 of the control word at 1)

and resets its clock p 3. if the reset amplitude is less than 100 ms, the SC110 changes back to synchronous state.

Time-Tagged Events Generated

When the SC110 is energized, it generates the following events in succession: p “Appearance of SC110 time incorrect” p “Appearance of SC110 not synchronous”.

When the first synchronization message is broadcast by the supervisor, the SC110 generates the following events in succession:

p “Disappearance of SC110 time incorrect” p “Disappearance of SC110 not synchronous”.

After a loss of synchronization, the SC110 generates the following event: p “Appearance of SC110 not synchronous”.

After synchronization reappears, the SC110 generates the following event: p “Disappearance of SC110 not synchronous”.

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Clock Accuracy

The clock accuracy is linked to the master and its control of the time frame transmission delay on the communication network.

Before sending a time frame, the supervisor must ensure that all the read requests sent have received a response. Synchronization of the SC110 is performed immediately after the frame is received.

For optimum synchronization, the supervisor must compensate for the frame transmission time.

The frame transmission time is compensated by the SC110.

If the frames pass through a gateway (multi-master operation), make sure that this does not slow down the frames.

Managing the Date and Time Using Function 43

Introduction

Access to and setting the date and time on SC110 is also possible via two sub-functions of the Modbus 43 function.

These two sub-functions will be referred to as function 43-15 and function 43-16 hereafter.

Read SC110 Identification

Introduction

The Read Device Identification function can be used for standard access to the information required for unambiguous identification of a device.

SC110 processes the read identification function (conformity level: 83h). For a complete description of the function, refer to the www.modbus.org website. The description below is a subset of the function options, adapted to the example of SC110.

SC110 Identification

SC110 identification consists of strings of ASCII characters called objects. SC110 objects are divided into three groups:

Group No Object ValueString or Field Length (in Bytes)

Category

1

0 VendorName “Schneider Electric” 18 (12h)

Basic1 ProductCode (reference coded in EAN13 format) “(EAN13)360648 …” 20 (14h)

2 MajorMinorRevision (application version number) “xxx.yyy” 7 (07h)

2A

3 VendorURL “www.schneider-electric.com” 26 (1Ah)

Regular4 ProductName “SC serie 100” 12 (0Ch)

5 ModelName (short identification code) “nnnnnnnn” 8 (08h)

6 UserApplicationName “Exploitation” 12 (0Ch)

3

90 Firmware Subrevision (Build) number “zzz” 3 (03h)

Extended91 PPID MajorMinorRevision “xxx.yyy” 7 (07h)92 PPID Subrevision number “zzz” 3 (03h)93 Serial Number See identification data 16 (10h)

TOTAL 11 132 Data bytes

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ProductCode

The EAN13 code identifies the reference for a SC110 universally in 13 digits.

Identification Codes and References

The ModelName character string is the short SC110 identification code.Each ModelName string has a corresponding ProductCode string (one only):

ModelName ProductCodeSC110A “(EAN13)3606480502606” SC110E “(EAN13)3606480502613” PRODUCT_CODE_UNKNOWN “xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx5”

NOTE: p the length of the “Unknown application” string is 19 characters p the spaces in the ProductCode column are not significant: the EAN13 code has no spaces

between the digits.

Request Frame

The read identification request frame consists of the following fields:

Field Size (Bytes) ValueSlave number 1 1...29Function code 1 43 (2Bh)MEI type (sub-function code) 1 14 (0Eh)Read type 1 01 or 02 or 03 or 04CRC16 2 Calculated

Response Frame

The response frame consists of the following fields:

Field Size (Bytes) ValueSlave number 1 1...29Function code 1 43 (2Bh)MEI type (sub-function code) 1 14 (0Eh)Read type 1 01 or 02 or 03 or 04Conformity level 1 83hNot used 2

Number of objects 1 n = 3, 7 or 11, according to the Read type field

First object number 1 obj1First object length 1 lg1First object ASCII string lg1 txt1... ... ...nth object number 1 objnnth object length 1 lgnnth object ASCII string lgn txtnCRC16 2 Calculated

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Exception Frame

If an error occurs while processing the request, the SC110 sends an exception frame, consisting of the following fields:

Field Size (Bytes) ValueSlave number 1 1…29Function code increased by 80h 1 171 (ABh)MEI type (sub-function code) 1 14 (0Eh) or other if MEI type received is incorrect

Exception code 1

p 01: MEI type received is incorrect(≠ 14) p 02: in cases of individual access (read code 04),

if the requested object does not exist p 03: incorrect data (frame length incorrect or read code

invalid)CRC16 2 Calculated

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Maintenance 5

What’s in this Chapter?This chapter contains the following topics:Topic PageTroubleshooting Assistance 56Replacing the SC100 or the SC110 59Replacing the SC-MI 10 or the SC-MI 20 61

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SC100, SC110 - Maintenance

Troubleshooting Assistance

Introduction

The paragraphs below list the actions to be taken after observing abnormal behavior of the SC100 or the SC110.In the case of an anomaly, do not cut off the auxiliary power supply before making a diagnosis.

Led Status

SC-MISC100 & SC110

SC110Possible Causes Action/Remedy Refer to...

Ready Open Close Earth Power On

Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Insufficient power supply level to power the SC100

Check the power supply voltage

Power supply connector unplugged

Check that the power supply connector is correctly connected to the SC100

Connectors (see page 15)

Wrong product reference / Electrical power line

Replace the product

Replacing the SC100 / SC110

SC100 internal failure

Replace the product

Replacing the SC100 (see page 59)

Off Off Off Off Off On - SC-MI issue Check the cable connection between SC100 and SC-MI

Connectors (see page 15)

Replace the SC-MI & the cable

Replacing the SC-MI (see page 61)


Replace the product


- - - - - On Off Modbus issue Check RJ45 connections between the product and the system

For more detail (see page 58)

Check if Modbus is activated at supervisor level (Can be R200 or ATS100)

Internal failure Replace the SC100


On On - - - On - A timeout occurred on motor or actuators: Abnormal duration of an open or close operation

Refer to the maintenance manual of the switch or circuit breaker

A timeout occurred on motor or actuator:Abnormal duration of Motor charge in case of OCO architecture

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Led Status

SC-MISC100 & SC110

SC110Possible Causes Action/Remedy Refer to...

Ready Open Close Earth Power On

On Off Off Off Off On - Pb on Switch (open or close) positions: both open


SC-MI issue Replace the SC-MI & the cable



Replace the product


On Off On On Off On - Pb on Switch (open or close) positions: both closed

Refer to the maintenance manual of the switch circuit breaker




Replace the product


On Off - - On On - if cubicle not connected to the earth, Pb on earth switch position: open or close position issue (both closed or open)

Refer to the maintenance manual of the switch circuit breaker




Replace the SC100 Replacing the SC100 (see page 59)

On Off - - - On - Abnormal SC100 switch position (S1 or S2 or S3 or S6)

Check S1, S2, S3, S6 positions

Refer to § installation (see page 11)

Int.Actuators of sc100 Connector unplugged

Check SC100 connecteur D

Ref to § SC100 / SC110 connectors (see page 11)

Motor wiring cut or Motor Issue


MX wiring cut or MX Issue


XF wiring cut or XF Issue


Abnormal electrical power supply value

Check the electrical power




Replace the product


'-' = indifferent state (can be ON, OFF or flash)

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Communication Problem (SC110)

During normal operation, the LED flashes at the same rate as frames are exchanged with the supervisor.if the SC110 is not communicating with the supervisor, check:

p that the supervisor is sending frames to the relevant SC110 p all the SC110 communication parameters p the wiring and correct connection of the communication connectors for the various products

connected to the communication network p the bus polarization, at a single point, in general by the master p The line matching at the ends of the RS 485 network

If the problem persists, connect the SC110s one by one on the communication network to determine which SC110 is responsible for the problem.

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Replacing the SC100 or the SC110

Introduction

If the SC100 cannot be repaired by following the instructions in Troubleshooting Assistance(see page 56), it must be replaced.


p Wear insulating gloves to avoid any contact with a conductor that has accidentally been energized.Failure to follow these instructions will result in death or serious injury.

In order to replace an existing product, following steps must be respected:

Removal procedure

To remove the current product:

Step Action

1

Note and/or save the configuration of the existing product1-1 Switch selection1-2 Cubicle number Address (SC110)1-3 Internal Modbus parameters (SC110) - Modbus parameters, counters… (Refer to § communication)

2 Power off the product3 Identify and unplug all the connectors.4 Unlock the clips5 Remove the SC100 or the SC110 from the rail din

Replacement procedure

Step Action1 Put SC100 on rail Din2 Lock the two LOCKING CLIP3 Plug all connectors necessary for the cubicle4 Set the switch selection according to previous configuration5 Set cubicle number address (SC110) according to previous configuration6 Power on the product 7 Check that led power ON lights ON8 Check / adapt all internal Modbus parameters (SC110) according to previous configuration

LOCKING CLIP

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Return for Expert Assessment

If returning the SC100 for expert assessment, use the original packaging or packaging offering level 2 protection against vibrations (standard IEC 60255-21-1) and against shocks (standard IEC 60255-21-2).The SC100 must be returned with the following information:

p name and address of the initiator p SC100 type and serial number p date of the incident p description of the incident p LED status p list of stored events (SC110).

Cleaning Poduct

To clean the product (especially when dusting), simply use a damp cloth.

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Replacing the SC-MI 10 or the SC-MI 20

Introduction

If the SC-MI cannot be repaired by following the instructions in Troubleshooting Assistance (see page 56), it must be replaced.

Removing the SC-MI

In order to replace an existing product, following steps must be respected:

Removal procedure

Step Action1 Make a note of the symptoms observed, in particular LEDs status2 Note the L/R switch position (Remote or local)3 Power off the cubicle4 Unplug all the connectors5 Remove the SC-MI

Replacement procedure

Step Action1 Put the SC-MI on cubicle front face2 Plug all connectors3 Put L/R switch in correct position (according to previous product)4 Power ON the cubicle5 Check the LEDs status.

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Characteristics 6

What’s in this Chapter?This chapter contains the following topics:Topic PageSC110 Defaut Settings 64Technical characteristics 64Environmental characteristics 66

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SC100, SC110 - Characteristics

SC110 Defaut Settings

Modbus

Characteristics ValuesAutogo function Active (1)Speed 38400 baudsParity EvenStop bit 1SBO (Select Before Operate) Direct mode

Technical characteristics

General Characteristics

Characteristics ValuesDimensions 230 x 180 x 65 mm / 9.05 x 7.08 x 2.56 inWeight SC100 500 g / 1.10 Ib

SC110 550 g/ 1.21 Ib

Communication Port SC110

Characteristics ValuesType 2-wire RS 485Connectors RJ45Line impedance 150 OhmTermination resistor Not included

External outputs characteristics

It concerns connector A (see page 15), meaning 2 outputs with following characteristics:Characteristics ValuesDouble insulatedNone polarizedNumber of cycles < 20000Termination resistor Not includedRated voltage 24 Vdc - 250 Vdc +20%, -20%

120 Vac - 240 Vac +10%, -15%, 50 Hz / 60 HzMinimum current / voltage 3 mA / 24 VPermanent current 2 ACapacity breaking os φ 1 A / 100…240 Vac

L/R load < 20ms 2 A / 24 Vdc1 A / 48 V0.5 A / 127 V0.15 A / 220 V

Power supply characteristics

It concerns connector E (see page 16), with following characteristics:Characteristics ValuesSC100A / SC110A 24 Vdc - 48 Vdc +30% -25%

60 Vdc +10% -25%SC100E / SC110E 120 Vac - 240 Vac +10% -15% 50 Hz / 60 Hz

110 Vdc - 250 Vdc +30% -25%

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External inputs characteristics

All the external inputs have the following characteristics: p From product point of view:

Characteristics of the contacts ValuesFunctionally insulatedNot protected against network voltage Protected against reversal of DCPolarized for external contacts supporting

Up to 24 V1 mA < Iexternal contact < 2 mA.

p From external point of view:

Characteristics of the contacts ValuesDouble insulatedNone polarized Current supported Up to 1 mA / 4 VDouble position contact Open / CloseDuration to be respected at contact changes

Contact must be close or open more than 70 ms (= Tduration)Contact must change from open state to close state in less than 10 ms (= Trise)Contact must change from close state to open state in less than 10 ms (= Tfall).

T dura�on

Contact

Trise TFall

T dura�on

Contact

Trise TFall

REMARK : If Tduration is lower than 70 ms, the change state will not be taken into account by the product.

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Environmental characteristics

Electromagnetic Compatibility

Electromagnetic Compatibility Standard Level/Class ValuesEmission Radiated

disturbancesCISPR 22 ACISPR 16

Conducted disturbances

CISPR 22 ACISPR 16IACS - E10

Immunity tests Radiated radiofrequency fields

IEC 61000-4-3 3 10 V/m; 80 MHz...2.7 GHzIEC 60255-22-3 10 V/m; 80…1 GHz; 1.4 ...2.7 GHzIACS - E10 10 V/m; 80…2 GHz

Electrostatic discharge

IEC 61000-4-2 3 8 kV air; 6 kV contactIEC 60255-22-2IACS - E10 8 kV air; 6 kV contact

Magnetic fields at power frequencies

IEC 61000-4-8 4 30 A/m continuous, 300 A/m for 1 to 3 s

Conducted radiofrequency disturbances

IEC 61000-4-6 3 10 V MC; 0.15…80 MHzIEC 60255-22-6IACS - E10 3 V MC; 0.15-80 MHz

Electrical fast transients/burst

IEC 61000-4-4IEC 60255-22-4

4 4 kV MC; 5 kHz, 100 kHz

IACS - E10 2 kV on power supply, 1 kV on I/O - 5 kHz - 5 min

Slow damped oscillating wave

IEC 61000-4-18 3 2.5 kV MC, 1 kV MD; 100 kHz and 1 MHz

IEC 60255-22-1Fast damped oscillating wave

IEC 61000-4-18 3 3 MHz, 10 MHz, 30 MHz, 2 kV MC

Surges IEC 61000-4-5 3 2 kV MC, 1 kV MDIEC 60255-22-5 2 kV MC, 1 kV MDIACS - E10 1 kV, 0.5 kV MD

Damped oscillatory IEC 61000-4-10 5 100 A/m at and 100 kHzVoltage dips and short interruptions

IEC 61000-4-29 0% nominal voltage during 10 ms0% nominal voltage during 100 ms

Ripple on d.c. input power port immunity

IEC 61000-4-17 15% of the 24 Vdc15% of the 60 Vdc

Gradual shut-down/start up

IEC 60255-11 60 s of shut-down rampSpecial Level: 1 min power off60 s of start-up ramp

Reversal of d.c. power supply polarity

IEC 60255-11 1 min

Conduced common mode disturbances in the frequency range 0 Hz to 150 kHz

IEC 60255-16 4 15 Hz-150 Hz: 10 - 1 Vrms150 Hz-1.5 kHz: 1 Vrms1.5 kHz-15 kHz: 1 - 10 Vrms15 kHz-150 kHz: 10 Vrms

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Mechanical Robustness

Mechanical Robustness Standard Level/Class ValuesEnergized Vibration response IEC 60255-21-1 2 1 Gn; 0...200 Hz; 1 cycle

IACS - E10 In accordance with IEC 60068-2-6, Fc test

Shock response IEC 60255-21-2 2 10 Gn for 11 ms, 3 impulsesSeismic response IEC 60255-21-3 2 2 Gn horizontal, 1 Gn vertical

Deenergized Vibration withstand IEC 60255-21-1 2 2 Gn; 10...150 Hz; 20 cyclesShock withstand IEC 60255-21-2 2 30 Gn for 11 ms; 3 impulsesJolt withstand IEC 60255-21-2 2 20 Gn for 16 ms; 1000 impulses

Enclosure protection

Tightness IEC 60529 Front panel: IP54Other parts: IP30

Shocks on front panel

IEC 62262 IK7; 2J

Packaging Fall height in product packaging

EN 22248 1 m / 6 sides / 4 angles

Climatic Withstand

Climatic Withstand Standard Level/Class ValuesDuring operation Exposure to cold IEC 60068-2-1 Ad -40°C (-40°F); 96 hrs

Exposure to dry heat IEC 60068-2-2 Bd +70°C (+158°F); 96 hrsIACS E10 n°5 Bb (70 ± 3)°C; 2 hours

Exposure to damp heat

IEC 60068-2-78 Cab 93% RH; 40°C (104°F); 56 days

Temperature variation

IEC 60068-2-14 Nc Operating temperature -40°...+70°C (-40…+158°F) 96 hrs of operation Starting at -40°C

Temperature variation in damp heat

IEC 60068-2-30 Db/2 2x12hrs, +25°…-55°C (+77°…-67°F),6 cycles, 93-95% RH, with condensation

IACS E10 n°6 Db/2 (55 ± 3)°C / (93 ± 3)% RH;2 cycles of 24 hours

Stored out of its original packaging

Exposure to cold IEC 60068-2-1 Ab -40°C (-40°F); 96 hrsIACS E10 n°11 Ab (-25 ± 3)°C; 2 hours

Exposure to dry heat IEC 60068-2-2 Bd +70°C (+158°F); 96 hrsExposure to damp heat

IEC 60068-2-78 Cab 93% RH; 40°C (104°F); 56 days with condensation

Temperature variation

IEC 60068-2-14 Nc -40...+70°C (-40…+158°F) variation 10°C/mn

Temperature variation in damp heat

IEC 60068-2-30 Db/2 2x12 hrs, +25°...-55°C (+77°…-67°F), 6 cycles, 93-95% RH, with condensation

IACS E10 n°6 Db/2 (55 ± 3)°C / (93 ± 3)% RH;2 cycles of 24 hours

Corrosiveatmosphere

Salt mist IEC 60068-2-52 Kb/1 Four 2-hour spray cycles with 7 days’storage

IACS E10 n°12 Storage test

Kb/1 Four spraying periods of 2 hours with a storage of 7 days after each

2-gas test IEC 60068-2-60 Ke Method 1; 0.5 ppm H2S, 1 ppm SO2

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Safety

Safety Standard ValuesGeneral IEC 61010Power frequency dielectric withstand IEC 61010 Depends on the circuit tested

IACS - E10 2 kV 50 Hz or 60 HzSurge IEC 61010 Depends on the circuit testedInsulation resistance IACS - E10 500 V in common and differential mode

R > 100 MΩ (B); R > 10 MΩ (A)

Certification

Certification Reference Documente Directives and amendments:

p 89/336/EEC EMC directive on electromagnetic compatibility: p 92/31/EEC Amendment p 93/68/EEC Amendment

p 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive p 93/68/EEC Amendment

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