Horner APG SmartBlock HE-579ACM300 User Manual

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MAN0951-02

12 May 2011

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HE-579ACM300

Information is subject to change without notice.


Consumed Analog Data – This data is sent from the controller to the SmartBlock. For typical
applications the I/O configuration setup in Cscape will automatically populate this data.
For more
advanced applications you may use NetPut functions to write this data. Please see the advanced
programming guide MAN0880 for more details.

Word

Description

Details

Word 1 / 2

REAL

PT A Ratio

Word 3 / 4

REAL

PT B Ratio

Word 5 / 6

REAL

PT C Ratio

Voltage Input Ratio
For example 120 to 480 step up enter 0.25
for 7200 to 480 step down enter 15

Word 7 / 8

REAL

CT A Ratio

Word 9 / 10

REAL

CT B Ratio

Word 11 / 12

REAL

CT C Ratio

Current Input Ratio
For example for 5A:100A CT enter 20

Word 13 / 14

REAL

CT A Phase Shift

Word 15 / 16

REAL

CT B Phase Shift

Word 17 / 18

REAL

CT C Phase Shift

Phase correction for CTs Enter in degrees
Min of -1.63° Lag, Max of +3.32 Lead

Word 19 / 20

REAL

Zero Cross Timeout

Seconds for zero cross alarm – max 2.5

Word 21 / 22

REAL

RMS Sag Voltage Level Voltage Sag level in volts

Word 23

UINT

Sag Half Cycles

Number of half cycles before alarm

Word 24

UINT

Peak Level Half Cycles

Number of half cycles before alarm

Word 25 / 26

REAL

Voltage Peak Level

Voltage level for peak alarm

Word 27 / 28

REAL

Current Peak Level

Current level for peak alarm


Produced Analog Data – This data is sent from the SmartBlock to the controller. Normally this data is
mapped into specific registers in the I/O configuration in Cscape.
For advanced applications NetGet
functions can be used to obtain this data. Since this data is broadcast to all controllers on the network
additional controllers can use NetGet functions to obtain this data as well.

Word

Function

Word 1 / 2

REAL

Phase A RMS Voltage

Word 3 / 4

REAL

Phase B RMS Voltage

Word 5 / 6

REAL

Phase C RMS Voltage

Word 7 / 8

REAL

Phase A RMS Current

Word 9 / 10

REAL

Phase B RMS Current

Word 11 / 12

REAL

Phase C RMS Current

Word 13 / 14

REAL

Frequency

Word 15 / 16

REAL

Watts

Word 17 / 18

REAL

PF Power Factor

Word 19 / 20

REAL

VA Volt-Amps

Word 21 / 22

REAL

VAR Volt-Amps Reactive

Word 23 / 24

REAL

KWhr

Word 25 / 26

REAL

Voltage Peak

Word 27 / 28

REAL

Current Peak

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