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Dear Reader,Effi cient training is a key factor in the optimal use of the latest tech-nology and software solutions. ABB’s training courses enable you to get the maximum out of your investment.
ABB Oy Distribution Automation offers products and training for the pro-tection, control and automation of medium voltage distribution networks. The training center in Vaasa incorporates high-tech product knowledge and long experience in protection applications into quality-assured training programs. The courses are targeted to meet the needs of people in different positions in your organization. In this course program the courses are grouped into color-coded blocks. This will enable you to easily fi nd the most suitable courses for your organization’s needs. We hope this course program delivers useful information for your interest.
Welcome to ABB’s Distribution Automation training!
Sincerely,
Maarit Mäntylä Training Manager ABB Oy Distribution Automation
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The training concept
The objective of ABB’s Distribution Automation training is to enhance and develop the competence of your per-sonnel throughout the organization. Training is offered for system, operation, engineering and maintenance personnel. Courses can also be arranged for project engineers and designers as well as salespersons.
Flexible offeringsEach course has been carefully designed by our expe-rienced, well-trained instructors and subject matter ex-perts. Their goal is to provide participants with the latest knowledge they will need to successfully perform their tasks. The courses are divided into standard, customized standard and tailor-made courses. Courses are given in English, Finnish and Swedish.
Effi cient training We believe that successful training comprises of a well- balanced mixture of training methods. Each course is built to progress step by step. Therefore, about 60% of the time is used for hands-on training. The hands-on ex-ercises are implemented by utilizing suitable equipment and software. ABB’s training facilities are equipped with appropriate PCs, relays and simulators.
The learning does not stop after course completion - our course material enables students to revise their learning afterwards. Every participant will also receive a course certifi cate upon the completion of each course.
Meeting your expectationsIt is our goal to develop our courses to exceed your expectations. To further enhance our customer-oriented training, we are aiming at gaining an understanding of individual participants and their training wishes. Thus, their previous knowledge concerning the course topics and overall training objectives is surveyed (see p. 46). However, we have not forgotten the importance of after-course feedback either.
In Vaasa we have over 20 years of training experience. Due to the ever growing need of professional training, a separate training team was founded in 1993. Ever since we have offered over 7500 training days. We are constantly monitoring the success of our courses and are pleased to notice that the overall average rating of the training courses has risen continuously (feedback track record in 2006 being 4,4 on a scale of 1 to 5).
To maximize your substation investment, please take a closer look at what we have to offer. Should you require further assistance or clarifi cation regarding the course offerings, please do not hesitate to contact us.
ABB Oy Distribution AutomationTraining Team
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Thank you for your high-quality training and technical support in Vaasa. The trainers and service support engineers are very professional. After the training courses and trainings, our staff became more confi dent of use the MicroSCADA system very well.
Chen YaojunCreawayAutomation Co, Ltd.
China
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Content
MicroSCADAMicroSCADA operation, engineering, confi guration and programming, DMS 600
CommunicationCOM 500, COM 600, LON, SPA, IEC 60870-5-103 andIEC 61850 Communication
Relays and TerminalsREF 543, REF542plus, REX 521, Medium Voltage protection applications
SeminarsDistribution automation product overview
Courses arranged on requestAdditional courses for your convenience
Enrollment informationCourse registration, schedule, contact information etc.
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MicroSCADA: Introduction to Operation
Very good ”beginner’s” courseSurely, it is good for any beginnerVery interestingProfessionally conducted
MicroSCADA: LIB 500 / 510 Engineering
Good ”step by step” instructionsI found useful knowledge for my workHigh-quality arrangements
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MicroSCADA
O312 SYS 600 Operation 1 DAY page 8O315 SYS 600 Application Engineering Basics 3 DAYS page 9O313 SYS 600 Process Display Engineering 1 DAY page 10O314 SYS 600 Application Migration 1 DAY page 11O212 Introduction to Operation 1 DAY page 12O214 LIB 500/510 Engineering 2 DAYS page 13O215 System Confi guration 2 DAYS page 14O352 DMS 600 3 DAYS page 15
COMMON
O312 SYS 600 Operation 1 DAY page 8O313 SYS 600 Process Display Engineering 1 DAY page 10O352 DMS 600 3 DAYS page 15
RECOMMENDED FOR OPERATION PERSONNEL
RECOMMENDED FOR ENGINEERING PERSONNEL
O216 SCIL Programming Basics 1 DAY page 16O217 Visual SCIL 2 DAYS page 17
O216 SCIL Programming Basics 1 DAY page 16
RECOMMENDED FOR MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL
Real-time Control and Monitoring for Substation
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
SYS 600 Operation (O312)
The aim of the course is to present the MicroSCADA Pro 9.1 SYS 600 system, which is a direct successor to MicroSCADA SYS 500. Focus is on the application and its HMI (Human Machine Interface)
built up by using a standard library.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! describe the system functions! use the different functions of the Mi-
croSCADA Pro 9.1 SYS 600 system
Participant profi leSystem operators and engineers who want to become familiar with the MicroSCADA Pro 9.1 SYS 600 system.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of the process to be con-trolled or supervised and some experience of personal computers.
Topics! Introduction to the MicroSCADA Pro
9.1 SYS 600 system, HMI and func-tions
! System description! Process displays! Measurements! Event and alarm lists! Trend reports! Blocking list
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language12th Feb 2007 English30th Apr 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO312
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! use SYS 600 Base Tools in application
engineering! describe the principle of an applica-
tion! understand the functioning of the ap-
plication objects! understand how data is transferred
from the process to the user through objects, and vice versa
Participant profi leSystem engineers, project engineers and persons who want to understand the func-tionality of an application or have to build, customize or maintain an application.
SYS 600 Application Engineering Basics (O315)
The aim of this course is to present how the MicroSCADA Pro 9.1 SYS 600 application objects work and are used to carry out a
supervisory control task of certain MicroSCADA system. The course shows how to create objects and connect them together to build a
database part of the application.
PrerequisitesKnowledge corresponding to the O312 SYS 600 Operation course.
Topics! Characteristics and functionality of
MicroSCADA application objects and their attributes
! Process objects and scales! Event handling objects! Data objects! Time and event channels and event
objects! Command procedures! Some SCIL features! Object Navigator and Test Dialog
Duration3 days
Schedule& Language13th Feb 2007 English2nd May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee1 350 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO315
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
SYS 600 Process Display Engineering (O313)
The aim of this course is to describe the engineering of MicroSCADA Pro SYS 600 process objects and process displays.
The SYS 600 standard function library is used during the course. The focus is to create process displays for the electrical
distribution network process.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! create process displays by using the
standard function library! use the different functions of the
Display Builder and other associated tools (e.g. List Based Engineering and Object Navigator)
! add and configure the process ob-jects
Participant profi leSystem engineers, project engineers and per-sons who want to learn how to build, update and maintain SYS 600 process displays.
PrerequisitesKnowledge corresponding to at least courses O315 SYS 600 Application Engineering Basics and O312 SYS600 Operation.
Topics! Basic overview of displays and data-
base connections! Creating Process Displays! How to create object specifi c custom
menus in Process Displays! Adding the process objects by using
the “Install Standard Function” tool in Object Navigator
! Adding the process objects by using the “List Based Engineering” tool based on Microsoft Excel
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language16th Feb 2007 English7th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO313
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
SYS 600 Application Migration (O314)
The aim of the course is to provide information on the migration tools needed during the update procedure, when the existing LIB 510
application is migrated to use MicroSCADA Pro SYS 600 Monitor’s new process graphics and lists.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! describe the migration procedure! use the engineer ing too ls of
MicroSCADA Pro SYS 600 9.1 when migrating LIB 510 application to use MicroSCADA Pro Monitor’s new process graphics
Participant profi leSystem and maintenance engineers who want to become familiar with the migration procedure and tools of MicroSCADA Pro SYS 600 9.1.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge corresponding to the O313 SYS 600 Process Display Engineering course and basic skills in using the system tools in SYS 600 Tool Manager.
Topics! Editing of system configuration to
enable the use of MicroSCADA Pro monitor
! Using Confi guration Data Export Tool for new process displays
! Using Event Conversion Tool for new event handling consept
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language14th May 2007 English
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO314
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Introduction to Operation (O212)
The aim of this course is to present the MicroSCADA 8.4.5 system and its HMI (Human Machine Interface). Focus is on the application
built up by using the standard libraries LIB 500 and LIB 510.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! describe the system functions! use the different functions of the Mi-
croSCADA 8.4.5 system
Participant profi leSystem operators and engineers who want to become familiar with the MicroSCADA 8.4.5 system.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of the process to be con-trolled or supervised and some experience of personal computers.
Topics! Introduction to the MicroSCADA
8.4.5 system, HMI and functions! System description! Supervisory pictures! Picture functions! Measurements! Event and alarm lists! Trend reports! Measurement reports! Relay setting tools! Fault Report function
Duration1 day
Schedule& LanguageArranged on request
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO212
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! describe the concept and contents of
LIB 500/510! create MicroSCADA applications by
means of LIB 500 and LIB 510! build up complete supervisory pictures
and edit existing pictures
Participant profi leSystem engineers, project engineers and per-sons who want to learn about LIB 500/510 libraries or have to build, update or maintain applications.
LIB 500/510 Engineering (O214)
The aim of this course is to present the functionality and use of LIB 500 and LIB 510 standard libraries in application engineering.
During the course the participants will build an application based on MicroSCADA 8.4.5 including, for example, a substation supervisory
picture, measurement reports and relay setting tools.
PrerequisitesKnowledge corresponding to at least courses O212 and O213. Good knowledge of the process to be controlled.
Topics! Building of an application using LIB
500/510! Installation of picture functions from
LIB 500 and LIB 510! Confi guration of picture functions and
process objects! Installation of relay setting tools! Measurement reports! Busbar coloring! System Self Supervision picture
Duration2 days
Schedule& Language19th Feb 2007 English8th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee900 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO214
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! describe and confi gure MicroSCADA
system objects! confi gure a MicroSCADA system! use the system confi guration tool
Participant profi leSystem engineers, maintenance engineers and persons who want to learn the basics of MicroSCADA confi guration.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of MicroSCADA engineer-ing. Knowledge corresponding to at least courses O212, O213 and O214.
System Confi guration (O215)
The aim of this course is to present the confi guration concept and methods of the MicroSCADA 8.4.5 base and communication system.
During the course participants will confi gure a small MicroSCADA 8.4.5 system.
Topics! MicroSCADA and LIB 500/510
installation! Confi guration of the base system and
the communication unit! Creation of applications! Configuration example regarding
LON, SPA and IEC 870-5-101 lines! Connection of an event printer to the
MicroSCADA system! Hot Standby System (HSB) descrip-
tion! Description of other confi gurations
Duration2 days
Schedule& Language21st Feb 2007 English10th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee900 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO215
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
DMS 600 (O352)
The aim of this course is to present the MicroSCADA Pro DMS 600 *4.0, which is a direct successor to Open++ Opera version 3.3. The main focus will be on the different functions. Software installation
and engineering principles will be covered, too.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! Describe and use the system func-
tions! Install the software! Maintain the system
Participant profi leSystem operators and all engineers who want to become familiar with DMS 600.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of distribution of elec-tricity and some experience of personal computers.
Topics! Installation! User interface! Main functional modules (Fault man-
agement, Network analysis, Switching planning)
! Network database engineering! Integration to MicroSCADA Pro (both
SYS 500 and SYS 600 and their dif-ferences)
Duration3 days
Schedule& Language22nd May 2007 English
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee1 350 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO352
Material in English
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! use SCIL in object handling and
calculations! write simple programs in SCIL
Participant profi leSystem engineers, maintenance engineers and persons who edit, build or maintain MicroSCADA systems.
SCIL Programming Basics (O216)
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the SCIL syntax and basic programming techniques.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of MicroSCADA and programming techniques.
Topics! SCIL programming environment! SCIL commands and functions! Data types and objects! Variables and expressions! Programming exercises
Duration1 day
Schedule& LanguageArranged on request
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO216
Material in English
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Mic
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SUBSTATION AUTOMATION CONTROL SYSTEM, MICROSCADA
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to: ! create fl exible MicroSCADA dialogs
by means of Visual SCIL
Participant profi leSystem engineers, product developers and persons who want to know how the existing tools are built, how to build new tools, and how to develop more advanced and sophis-ticated systems.
Visual SCIL (O217)
The aim of this course is to learn how to build up MicroSCADA dialogs and tools by means of Visual SCIL.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of MicroSCADA, SCIL and programming methods.
Topics! Characteristics and functionality of
Visual SCIL programming! Visual SCIL Dialog Editor! Methods and attributes! Geometry management! Visual SCIL objects
Duration2 days
Schedule& LanguageArranged on request
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee900 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO217
Material in English
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REF 543 Terminal Programming
Everything was greatI got answers to all of my questionsVery useful for my work
MV Protection Relay Applications
Convenient scheduleFor a service engineer it was very usefulVery good course materialThe course gave good grounds for deeper insight into protection
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CommunicationCOM 500, COM 600, LON, SPA, IEC and OPC Protocols
O229 MicroSCADA OPC DA Client 1 DAY page 27
ADDITIONAL COURSES RECOMMENDED FOR ENGINEERING PERSONNEL
RECOMMENDED FOR ENGINEERING PERSONNEL
O222 Horizontal LON Communication 2 DAYS page 22O246 Implementation of Substation 1 DAY page 23 Communication with IEC 61850 O247 Implementation of Substation 1 DAY page 24 Communication with IEC 103 O248 Implementation of Substation 1 DAY page 25 Communication with SPA O249 Implementation of Substation 1 DAY page 26 Communication with LON
O222 Horizontal LON Communication 2 DAYS page 22O221 COM 500 System Confi guration 1 DAY page 21O321 COM 600 Station Automation 1 DAY page 20
RECOMMENDED FOR MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL
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COMMUNICATION
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
COM 600 Station Automation (O321)
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the confi guration concept and methods of the Station Automation COM 600 Series. The participants will confi gure a Station Computer COM
615 starting from the engineering tool installation.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! Understand the confi guration concept
and methods of the COM 600 Series.! Use the Communication Engineering
Tool
Participant profi leSystem and maintenance engineers.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of communication tech-niques.
Topics! Introduction to COM 600! Available communication protocols! COM 600 Communication Engineer-
ing Tool! COM 600 confi guration step by step
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language6th Feb 2007 English16th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO321
Material in English
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COMMUNICATION
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This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the configuration con-
cept and methods of the COM 500 communication server
! use the confi guration tools
Participant profi leSystem and maintenance engineers.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of communication tech-niques and MicroSCADA engineering. Knowledge corresponding to the O215 MicroSCADA System Confi guration course required.
COM 500 System Confi guration (O221)
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the confi guration concept and methods of the COM 500 communication
server and system. The participants will confi gure a COM 500 station, starting from the COM 500 software installation.
Topics! Introduction to COM 500 and applica-
tion areas! Available protocols and combinations,
downstream and upstream! Basic SW for COM 500 and COM 500
tools! Functionality and data fl ow! Basic HW environment: COM 500 and
substation automation! Communication for substations and
control centers! COM 500 confi guration step by step
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language23rd Feb 2007 English15th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO221
Material in English
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Com
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COMMUNICATION
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Horizontal LON Communication (O222)
The aim of this course is to make participants familiar with the principles of horizontal LON communication confi guration between
REF543 relays.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the principles of the hori-
zontal LON communication confi gu-ration of REF543 terminals
! use the LNT tool
During this course the participant will be able to utilize the knowledge gained during course O247 Implementation of Substation Com-munication.
Participant profi leSystem and maintenance engineers de-signing horizontal LON communication systems.
PrerequisitesKnowledge corresponding to at least courses O232 and O233.Good knowledge of communication sys-tems.
Topics! Introduction to the LON protocol and
hardware used by ABB! LON Works in ABB distribution au-
tomation! Confi guration tools! Principles of horizontal communica-
tion! Example project! Testing of the example project
Duration2 days
Schedule& Language21st May 2007 English
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee900 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO222
Material in English
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COMMUNICATION
Com
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This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Implementation of substation communica-tion with IEC 61850 (O246)
The aim of this course is to show participants how to connect REF 543R to MicroSCADA Pro with IEC 61850. The participants will
complete an example project with IEC 61850 and become familiar with the required software and hardware.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the basics of IEC 61850
standard in regard with the hardware and software provided by ABB Oy, Distribution Automation
! use Connectivity Package Manager, Communication Engineering Tool (CET) for SPA-ZC 400, IEC61850 OPC Server Communication Engi-neering Tool, OPC DA Client Con-fi guration Tool and Control Panel
! build a communicating station level system
Participant profi leElectrical engineers who want to learn the basics of substation communication and
who want to be able to build a system where MicroSCADA Pro and ABB relays commu-nicate with each other using IEC 61850.
PrerequisitesAt least operator level knowledge of MicroSCADA Pro and REF 543 or knowledge corresponding to courses O312, O215, O232 and O233.
Topics! Introduction to IEC 61850 ! Hardware and software used in ABB
substation automation! Building IEC 61850 communication
system! Confi guration tools! Example project
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language16th Feb 2007 English10th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO246
Material in English
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Com
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COMMUNICATION
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Implementation of Substation Communication with IEC 103 (O247)
The aim of this course is to show participants how to connect REF 543R and SPAD 346C to MicroSCADA with IEC 60870-5-103
communication protocol. During the course the participants will completean example project with IEC 60870-5-103 and become
familiar with the software and hardware required in the completion of the station level communication system.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the basics of the IEC
60870-5-103 protocols in regard with the hardware and software provided by ABB Oy, Distribution Automa-tion
! use IEC 60870-5-103 Confi guration Tool (ICT) and System Confi guration Tool (MicroSCADA)
! build a communicating station level system
Participant profi leElectrical engineers who want to learn the basics of substation communication and who want to be able to build a system where MicroSCADA and ABB relays communi-cate with each other.
PrerequisitesAt least operator level knowledge of MicroSCADA 8.4.5, REF 543 and SPAD 346C or knowledge corresponding to courses O212, O215, O232 and O233.
Topics! Introduction to IEC 60870-5-103 ! Hardware and software used in ABB
substation automation! Building of example communication
system with IEC 60870-5-103! Confi guration tools! Principles of vertical communication
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language19th Feb 2007 English14th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO247
Material in English
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COMMUNICATION
Com
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This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Implementation of Substation Communication with SPA (O248)
The aim of this course is to show participants how to connect REF 543R and SPAD 346C to MicroSCADA with SPA communication
protocol. During the course the participants will complete an example project with SPA and become familiar with the software
and hardware required in the completion of the station level communication system.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the basics of the SPA
protocol in regard with the hardware and software provided by ABB Oy, Distribution Automation
! use System Configuration Tool (MicroSCADA)
! build a communicating station level system
Participant profi leElectrical engineers who want to learn the basics of substation communication and who want to be able to build a system where MicroSCADA and ABB relays communi-cate with each other.
PrerequisitesAt least operator level knowledge of MicroSCADA 8.4.5, REF 543 and SPAD 346C or knowledge corresponding to courses O212, O215, O232 and O233.
Topics! Introduction to SPA ! Hardware and software used in ABB
substation automation! Building of example communication
systems with SPA! Confi guration tools! Principles of vertical communication
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language20th Feb 2007 English15th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO248
Material in English
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Com
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COMMUNICATION
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Implementation of Substation Communication with LON (O249)
The aim of this course is to show participants how to connect REF 543R and SPAD 346C to MicroSCADA 8.4.5 with LonTalk communication protocol. During the course the participants will
complete an example project with LonTalk and become familiar with the software and hardware required in the completion of the station
level communication system.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the basics of the LonTalk
protocol in regard with the hardware and software provided by ABB Oy, Distribution Automation
! use LON Network Tool (LNT 505), LON/SPA Gateway Configuration Tool (LSG CFG) and System Con-fi guration Tool (MicroSCADA)
! build a communicating station level system
Participant profi leElectrical engineers who want to learn the basics of substation communication and
who want to be able to build a system where MicroSCADA and ABB relays communicate with each other.
PrerequisitesAt least operator level knowledge of MicroSCADA 8.4.5, REF 543 and SPAD 346C or knowledge corresponding to courses O212, O215, O232 and O233.
Topics! Introduction to LonTalk! Hardware and software used in ABB
substation automation
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language21st Feb 2007 English16th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO249
Material in English
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COMMUNICATION
Com
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This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! understand the confi guration concept
and methods of the MicroSCADA OPC DA Client
! use the different tools in MicroSCADA OPC DA Client
Participant profi leSystem and maintenance engineers.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of MicroSCADA engineer-ing. Knowledge corresponding to the O215 MicroSCADA System Confi guration course required.
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the MicroSCADA 8.4.5 OPC DA Client. The participants will confi gure the MicroSCADA 8.4.5 OPC DA Client starting with the software
installation.
MicroSCADA OPC DA Client (O229)
Topics! Introduction to the MicroSCADA
OPC DA Client! Confi guration of the MicroSCADA
OPC DA Client step by step! How to use the MicroSCADA OPC
DA Client! Different ways of starting the
MicroSCADA OPC DA Client
Duration1 day
Schedule& LanguageArranged on request
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO229
Material in English
28 Course program I/2007
MicroSCADA: Application Engineering Basics
Theory and practise in appropriate relation to each otherGood material considering the future as wellVery helpfulVery thorough course material
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Relays and TerminalsProtection for Substations and Primary Equipment
RECOMMENDED FOR MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL
O232 Operation and Setting of REF 543 1 DAY page 30 Relay Terminal O233 REF 543 Terminal Programming 2 DAYS page 31O243 Operation and Setting of REF 542plus 1 DAY page 32 Relay TerminalO238 REX 521 Feeder Protection Relay 1 DAY page 34
O232 Operation and Setting of REF 543 1 DAY page 30 Relay Terminal O233 REF 543 Terminal Programming 2 DAYS page 31O243 Operation and Setting of REF 542plus 1 DAY page 32 Relay TerminalO244 REF 542plus Terminal Programming 2 DAYS page 33O238 REX 521 Feeder Protection Relay 1 DAY page 34O242 MV Protection Relay Applications 5 DAYS page 35
RECOMMENDED FOR USER AND ENGINEERING PERSONNEL
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sPROTECTION FOR SUBSTATIONS AND PRIMARY EQUIPMENT
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! perform all the basic operations from
the front panel of the terminal! handle events and alarms locally and
from the setting tool! manage relay setting project with CAP
501! import, export and modify relay set-
tings ! upload disturbance recordings and
see the curves with the COMTRADE application.
Participant profi leSystem engineers, maintenance engineers, substation operators and persons who would like to learn how to set relay parameters and be comfortable with the REF 54_ and REM 54_ interface.
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the operation and setting of RED 500 terminals (e.g. REF 541/543/545
and REM 543/545) by using REF 543 and CAP 501.
Operation and Setting of REF 543 Relay Terminal (O232)
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of protection relays and the electrical network to be controlled.
Topics! Introduction to RED 500 terminals
(REF, REM, RET, REC)! Functionality and principles of RED
500 terminals! HMI (Human Machine Interface)! Setting the terminal (HMI and CAP
501)! Setting and uploading Disturbance
Recorder! RTD card! Communication basics
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language7th Feb 2007 English2nd May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO232
Material in English
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PROTECTION FOR SUBSTATIONS AND PRIMARY EQUIPMENT
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
REF 543 Terminal Programming (O233)
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to: ! know the programming process! store, export and import confi gura-
tions! implement basic programs with CAP
505 engineering tools! modify ready-made confi gurations! create and modify a MIMIC picture
and alarms LEDs
Participant profi leSystem engineers, maintenance engineers and persons who want to learn to program RED 500 terminals.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of protection relays and the electrical network to be controlled. Partici-pation on the course called “O232 Operation
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the functional programming of RED 500 terminals by using CAP 505
product engineering tools.
and Setting of REF 543 Relay Terminal” or corresponding experience. Preferably some experience in programming languages.
Topics! Functionality and programming prin-
ciples of REF 541/3/5, REM 543/5, RET 541/3/5 and REC523
! CAP 505 project environment and programming tasks
! Programming of protection, measure-ment, control and condition monitor-ing functions
! MIMIC picture and alarm LEDs! Disturbance recorder programming! Project version management and docu-
mentation
Duration2 days
Schedule& Language8th Feb 2007 English3rd May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee900 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO233
Material in English
32 Course program I/2007
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sPROTECTION FOR SUBSTATIONS AND PRIMARY EQUIPMENT
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
Operation and Setting of REF 542plus Relay Terminal (O243)
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the operation and setting of REF 542plus relay terminals and to show how to make settings by the
FUPLA Operating Tool.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! recognize the differences between the
main hardware combinations! perform the basic operation from the
front panel of the terminal! handle events and alarms locally! change the main settings of REF
542plus terminals via HMI and FU-PLA
Participant profi leSubstation operators, maintenance engineers and persons who would like to learn the basic operation of REF 542plus relay.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of protection relays and the electrical network to be controlled.
Topics! Introduction to REF 542plus relay
terminal! HMI (Human Machine Interface)! Setting the terminal (HMI and FU-
PLA)! General functions
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language12th Feb 2007 English7th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO243
Material in English
33Course program I/2007
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PROTECTION FOR SUBSTATIONS AND PRIMARY EQUIPMENT
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
REF 542plus Terminal Programming (O244)
The aim of this course is to familiarize the participants with the programming of REF542plus terminal by using the
REF542plus Confi guration Tool
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be able to:! know the programming process! use REF 542plus Confi guration Tool
(FUPLA)! modify ready-made confi gurations! create and modify HMI picture
Participant profi leSystem engineers, maintenance engineers and persons who want to learn to program REF 542plus terminal.
PrerequisitesGood knowledge of protection relays and the electrical network to be controlled. Preferably some experience in programming languages.
Duration2 days
Schedule& Language13th Feb 2007 English8th May 2007 English Registration
For registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee900 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO244
Material in English
Topics! Functionality and programming prin-
ciples of REF 542plus! Use of REF 542plus Confi guration
Tool software components! Defi ning of REF 542plus hardware
components! Defi ning of measurements! Programming of the control and pro-
tection functions! Other programming objects like LEDs
and disturbance recorder! MIMIC picture programming
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Term
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sPROTECTION FOR SUBSTATIONS AND PRIMARY EQUIPMENT
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this course the participant will be familiar with:! the standard confi gurations of REX
521 relays! the settings and signal routing of REX
521 relays
Participant profi lePersons who want to learn how to set REX 521 relays.
REX 521 Feeder Protection Relay (O238)
The aim of this course is to inform the user of where and how to use and set the REX521 Feeder
Protection Relay.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of protection relays and their use
Topics! Introduction to REX 521 relays! Functionality and standard confi gura-
tions! HMI (Human Machine Interface)! Setting of the relay
Duration1 day
Schedule& Language30th May 2007 English
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee450 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO238
Material in English
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PROTECTION FOR SUBSTATIONS AND PRIMARY EQUIPMENT
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesParticipants will become familiar with:! the type of faults appearing in power
systems! different protection principles! the principles of selecting protection
relays! setting calculation
Participant profi leOperators, system engineers and mainte-nance engineers. Relay protection and main-tenance engineers, sales engineers.
PrerequisitesBasic knowledge of electrical engineering and protection relays.
MV Protection Relay Applications (O242)
The aim of this course is to present general protection principles and relay settings in the MV distribution network.
Topics! Introduction to various protection
applications in the distribution net-work
! Common faults in power systems! Current and voltage transformers for
protection purposes! Main operation principles of protec-
tion relays! Overcurrent protection! Earth-fault protection! Auto-reclosing! Transformer differential protection! Motor protection! Generator protection! Disturbance recording! Practical training with protection
models (2 days hands-on)
Duration5 days
Schedule& Language5th Mar 2007 English
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course Fee2 250 EUR + 22 % (=VAT)
Course CodeO242
Material in English
36 Course program I/2007
MicroSCADA: System Confi guration
Very useful for my workExcellent, very friendly and helpful instructors
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Seminars
O251 Distribution Automation Seminar 3,5 DAYS page 38
Distribution Automation
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Sem
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sSEMINARS
This course description concerns standard courses only. For tailor-made courses please refer to Training Administration. ABB reserves the right to make changes to standard courses without notice.
ObjectivesAfter this seminar the participant will be able to:! describe the different kinds of protec-
tion relays available! recognize the different ABB relays
used in the MV power system! describe the communication between
ABB devices
Participant profi leSales engineers, technical writers and new
Distribution Automation Seminar (O251)
The aim of this seminar is to give the participants a general overview of substation automation. The participants will learn about
the different protection solutions offered by the ABB Distribution Automation relay series. ABB products will be introduced through
lectures, demonstrations and discussions.
ABB employees.
PrerequisitesNone.
Topics
Duration3,5 days
Schedule& Language20th Feb 2007 English
RegistrationFor registration please refer to pages 45-46 and contact Training Administration (p. 41).
LocationVaasa, Finland
Course FeeFree of charge
Course CodeO251
Material in English
39Course program I/2007
Courses arranged on requestFor these courses, please contact training administration
O212 Introduction to Operation 1 DAY English page 12O216 SCIL Programming Basics 1 DAY English page 16O217 Visual SCIL 2 DAYS English page 17O229 MicroSCADA OPC DA Client 1 DAY English page 27
Code Course Duration Language Page
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Course registrationPlease register to the course by using the application form on page 45. Please make reservations at least two weeks before the start of the course, as we are only able to accept a limited number of participants on each course. We accept bookings in the or-der they arrive. To fi nd course dates, please refer to the course descriptions. The Course Schedule can be found later in this course program, or visit www.abb.com/substa-tion-automation. Our Training Assistant in Vaasa, Susanne Södergran, is also happy to assist you. Please see the following pages for contact details.
Confi rmation and notice A confi rmation will be returned upon the receipt of your application. Two weeks prior to the course start you will receive a notice of the course. If the course is cancelled or postponed we will inform you at least one week before the course start. We reserve the right to postpone or cancel courses, if less than four (4) participants enroll. Seminars can be postponed or cancelled, if less than eight (8) participants enroll.
CancellationA cancellation should be done as soon as possible, however not later than 2 weeks before the course start. For cancellations received within one to two weeks prior to course date, 50% of the course fee will be charged. For cancellations received less than a week prior to the course date, the full course fee will be charged. Please note that your place on a course can always be transferred to another person from your department or company.
Course certifi cateEach participant will receive a course certifi -cate upon the completion of the course.
Customized trainingCustomized training classes will meet spe-cifi c requirements placed on product, site or spoken language. Customized training is offered on request. It may consist of custom-ized standard courses or fully customized tailor-made courses. We will also gladly arrange courses at any agreed location. Our training staff will be happy to assist in the planning and organizing of a training pro-gram that will fi t your requirements.
Staff and facilitiesTraining is conducted by our professional instructors who are specialized in delivering the latest information and knowledge about the subject at hand. The training facilities in Vaasa are well equipped, providing com-fortable workstations and actual systems on which to practice new skills. Because our training facilities are located at the ABB Distribution Automation unit, you can get the most out of your course as there are also subject matter experts at hand if needed.
Course feeCourse documentation is included in the course fee and is handed out as the course starts. Coffee/tea and lunch during course hours are also included in the fee. Other costs, such as lodging and travel to, from and within Vaasa are not included in the fee. The course fee will be charged after the course. The course fee for standard courses is 450 EUR/day + 22 % (= VAT) per person.
Please note: We reserve the rights to make changes in the course schedule and course content without notice.
Enrollment information
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ABB Distribution Automation training facilities are located in Strömberg Park about 2 km from the city center of Vaasa. From the city center there is a bus connection to the Strömberg Park. All courses and seminars start at 09:00. In principal, the course day ends at 16:00. You can fi nd our course schedule at the end of this document as well as from our website.
LocationThe address to ABBDistribution Automation and the training facilities is (for transportation):
Strömberg ParkABB Oy,Distribution AutomationMuottitie 2A, Building LPFIN-65320 VaasaFinland
Hotels in VaasaWe will be happy to assist you with hotel reser-vations and other practical matters. If you wish to make your own hotel reservations, please fi nd below a list of telephone numbers to a selection of hotels in Vaasa.
Best Western Hotel Silveria +358-6-326 7611 Hotel Astor +358-6-326 9111Rantasipi Tropiclandia +358-6-283 8000Radisson SAS Royal Hotel +358-6-212 8111Sokos Hotel Vaakuna +358-6-212 4111
Training administrationAdditional information about courses in Vaasa, including application and canceling, will be provided by our Training Assistant Susanne Södergran.
E-mail: Vaasa.ABBUniversity@fi .abb.comPhone: +358 10 224 2066Fax: +358 10 224 1080
Training in Vaasa, Finland
Please visit www.vaasa.fi for more information.
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Your comments are appreciated
Your comments assist us in developing the quality and the content of the courses we deliver. Help us to further enhance our customer oriented training by answering to the training inquiry on the page 46.
45Course program I/2007
Registration form
Please register for the courses by sending this form to the Training Administration in Vaasa. Regis-tration can be done by fax, e-mail, mail or phone.
ABB OyDistribution Automation / SödergranP.O.Box 699FIN-65101 VaasaFinlandVaasa.ABBUniversity@fi .abb.comPhone: +358 10 224 2066Fax: +358 10 224 1080
Person enrolling to the course(s):First name: __________________ Last name: _________________________________________ Occupation: ___________________ Male / Female: ____ Language skills: __________________Company: ___________________________________________________________________Address: _________________________________________________________________Ref. No.: ___________________________ Phone: _______________________________Fax: ___________________________ Email: ___________________________Travelling insurance number: ______________ Travelling insurance company: ______________Travelling insurance validity: _____________________________________________________
Course data: Course code Starting date Course language 1 _____________ _____________________ ______________ 2 _____________ _____________________ ______________ 3 _____________ _____________________ ______________ 4 _____________ _____________________ ______________ 5 _____________ _____________________ ______________ 6 _____________ _____________________ ______________
Contact persons (at ABB):____________________________________________________________
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If you wish that ABB makes the hotel reservations for you, please fi ll in the following: I prefer (hotel names: see p. 41)_____________________________________________________Date of arrival: ___________________________ Date of departure: ________________________ Single room Double room Non-smoking SmokingSpecial requests (e.g. special diet): __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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The aim of this voluntary inquiry is to build up a preunderstanding of Your experience as well as Your ex-pectations for the development of the forthcoming course(s). Please return this survey along with the course registration. The survey will be forwarded to the corresponding trainer and will be used for further training development purposes only.
Background information
Company: ___________________________ Participant: ______________________________________
Educational background (e.g. electrical engineer): ______________________________________________
Do you have previous knowledge of Distribution Automation Courses? YES NO
If yes, which course(s) correspond to your knowledge:
The following questions concern the course(s) you have now registered for
Course code(s) / name(s): _________________________________________________________________
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Additional comments: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Thank you!
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MicroSCADA# SYS 600 Operation# SYS 600 Application Engineering Basics# SYS 600 Process Display Engineering# SYS 600 Application Migration# Introduction to Operation# LIB 500/510 Engineering# System Confi guration# SCIL Programming Basics# DMS 600# Visual SCIL
Communication# COM 600 Station Automation# COM 500 System Confi guration# Horizontal LON Communication
# Implementation of Substation Communication with IEC61850# Implementation of Substation Communication with IEC 103# Implementation of Substation Communication with SPA# Implementation of Substation Communication with LON# MicroSCADA OPC DA Client
Relays and Terminals# Operation and Setting of REF 543 Relay Terminal# REF 543 Terminal Programming# Operation and Setting of REF 542plus Relay Terminal# REF 542plus Terminal Programming# REX 521 Feeder Protection Relay# MV Protection Relay Applications
Seminars# Distribution Automation Seminar
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INDEX
Dear Reader ......................................................................................................................................2The training concept ..........................................................................................................................3Content ..............................................................................................................................................5MicroSCADA Course Flow ................................................................................................................7MicroSCADA Courses .......................................................................................................................8
O312 SYS 600 Operation .............................................................................................................................8O315 SYS 600 Application Engineering Basics ............................................................................................9O313 SYS 600 Process Display Engineering .............................................................................................10O314 SYS 600 Application Migration ..........................................................................................................11O212 Introduction to Operation...................................................................................................................12O214 LIB 500/510 Engineering...................................................................................................................13O215 System Confi guration ........................................................................................................................14O352 DMS 600 ...........................................................................................................................................15O216 SCIL Programming Basics ................................................................................................................16O217 Visual SCIL........................................................................................................................................17
Substation Communication Course Flow ...................................................................................... ..19Communication Courses .................................................................................................................20
O321 COM 600 Station Automation............................................................................................................20O221 COM 500 System Confi guration .......................................................................................................21O222 Horizontal LON Communication........................................................................................................22O246 Implementation of Substation Communication with IEC 61850 ........................................................23O247 Implementation of Substation Communication with IEC 103 ............................................................24O248 Implementation of Substation Communication with SPA ..................................................................25O249 Implementation of Substation Communication with LON ..................................................................26O229 MicroSCADA OPC DA Client ............................................................................................................27
Relays and Terminals Course Flow .................................................................................................29Relay and Terminal Courses ...........................................................................................................30
O232 Operation and Setting of REF 543 Relay Terminal ...........................................................................30O233 REF 543 Terminal Programming .......................................................................................................31O243 Operation and Setting of REF 542plus Relay Terminal .....................................................................32O244 REF 542plus Terminal Programming ................................................................................................33O238 REX 521 Feeder Protection Relay ....................................................................................................34O242 MV Protection Relay Applications ....................................................................................................35
Seminar Course Flow ......................................................................................................................37Seminars .........................................................................................................................................38
O251 Distribution Automation Seminar .......................................................................................................38
Courses arranged on request ..........................................................................................................39Enrollment information.....................................................................................................................40Training in Vaasa, Finland ...............................................................................................................41Strömberg Park ...............................................................................................................................42Course Schedule I/2007 ..................................................................................................................43Registration form .............................................................................................................................45Training inquiry ................................................................................................................................46Index ................................................................................................................................................47