Basler Electric IDP-800 - Manual (Page 7)

9437600990 Rev F 1
Introduction
The IDP-800 Interactive Display Panel is a high-resolution, 7.5 inch/19 centimeter (measured diagonally)
color touch screen interface that enables a user to monitor and control a Basler Electric DECS-based
excitation system. IDP-800 monitoring and control features include DECS and excitation system status,
system control operations, and routine adjustments of the excitation setpoint. The IDP-800 is compatible
with DECS-200, DECS-200N, DECS-250, DECS-250N, and DECS-400 Digital Excitation Control
Systems.
DECS and synchronous generator or motor system parameters are viewed and controlled through
interactive pages displayed by the IDP-800. Pages are organized according to system functions.
Navigation between pages and control of functions is achieved by touching buttons located on the IDP-
800 pages.
Communication between the IDP-800 and DECS is facilitated through the serial communication port of
the IDP-800 and the RS-485 port of the DECS. One IDP-800 can monitor both the primary and secondary
DECS in a dual DECS application. The IDP-800 is equipped with an Ethernet communication port which
provides access to Modbus™ registers for system monitoring and control of the DECS. This capability
enables integration of the IDP-800 into an existing Distributed Control System (DCS).
IDP-800 Style Designations
A single-digit style designator determines the DECS application that is compatible with the IDP-800. Style
options are shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. IDP-800 Style Options
Hardware
The IDP-800 is supplied with the following hardware:
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Compact flash memory card
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Terminal conversion adaptor
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Two 680
Ω terminating resistors with sleeving
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Instruction manual (Basler publication 9437600990)
Accessories
The following optional accessories are available for use with the IDP-800:
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Power supply, 24 Vdc, 31 W, Basler P/N 9334503101
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Ethernet switch, 8 ports, Basler P/N 41133
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DIN mounting rail for Ethernet switch, Basler P/N 9323900001
IDP-800 Introduction