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Revision 1 – May/2018

TVC CONTROL

PARAMETERIZATION SOFTWARE

Instruction Manual (EE-55287)

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Security Information

This manual contains general information about the TVC CONTROL Software that is used in conjunction with the TVC

control equipment and single-phase voltage regulating transformers. It does not eliminate user responsibility for

proper practice in the application, installation, operation and maintenance of such equipment.

DANGER: The Control Equipment and the voltage regulator transformer operate at dangerous

voltage supply levels, which can lead to death or serious injury to the user.

PRECAUTION: Only authorized and trained people should manipulate this equipment.

User profile:

For using the manual, an authorized and trained person has sense of the electric risks inherent to the

handling of the equipment concerned.

Besides, the user must own the following qualifications:

a) Be trained and authorized to energize, de-energize, operate, parameterize, ground, perform

maintenance procedures in accordance with the safety practices established by the user and under

his responsibility.

b) Be trained in the due care to the use of individual protection equipment, such as rubber gloves,

helmet, security glasses or masks, safety clothing, etc., according to the established security

practices.

c) Be trained in the provision of first aid.

d) Be trained as to the principles of operation of the control, as well as its parameterization.

Summary

1 Introduction .............................................................................................................................. 6

2 Standard of quality ............................................................................................................................... 6

3 General description ............................................................................................................................. 6

4 Minimum system requirements .............................................................................................. 6

5 Software installation ................................................................................................................ 6

6 Opening screen .................................................................................................................................... 7

7 Starting the TVC-Control ..................................................................................................................... 7

7.1.1 Creating a local database ............................................................................................................. 8

7.1.2 Opening a local database ............................................................................................................. 9

7.1.3 Access through the front RS232 serial port of the control ........................................................... 10

7.1.4 Access through the front USB port of the control ........................................................................ 10

7.1.5 Starting the connection ............................................................................................................... 11

8 Control Buttons .................................................................................................................................. 12

9 Menus ................................................................................................................................................. 13

10 Regulators ....................................................................................................................................... 13

11 File ................................................................................................................................................... 14

11.1.1 New ............................................................................................................................................ 14

11.1.2 Open .......................................................................................................................................... 14

11.1.3 Save ........................................................................................................................................... 15

11.1.4 Save as ...................................................................................................................................... 15

12 Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 15

12.1.1 Profile Control ............................................................................................................................. 15

12.1.2 Data Dictionary ........................................................................................................................... 16

12.1.3 Language selection .................................................................................................................... 17

13 Adjustments .................................................................................................................................... 17

13.1.1 Parameter Settings ..................................................................................................................... 17

13.1.2 Charge Profile ............................................................................................................................ 22

13.1.3 Password user profiles ............................................................................................................... 22

13.1.4 Port settings ............................................................................................................................... 23

13.1.5 DNP3.......................................................................................................................................... 24

13.1.6 IEC 60870-5-101 ........................................................................................................................ 25

13.1.7 IEC 60870-5-104 ........................................................................................................................ 25

13.1.8 IEC 60870-5-101 / 104 ............................................................................................................... 25

13.1.9 Modbus ...................................................................................................................................... 26

13.1.10 I/O Settings................................................................................................................................. 27

13.1.11 Display Settings .......................................................................................................................... 28

13.1.12 Bank Operation .......................................................................................................................... 29

13.1.13 Firmware Update ........................................................................................................................ 31

13.1.14 Send all settings ......................................................................................................................... 31

13.1.15 Monitoring .................................................................................................................................. 31

13.1.16 Telepresence .............................................................................................................................. 31

13.1.17 Commands ................................................................................................................................. 32

13.1.18 Mass Memory ............................................................................................................................. 33

13.1.19 Download Logs ........................................................................................................................... 34

13.1.20 Taps Chart.................................................................................................................................. 35

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1 Introduction

The TVC Control software was developed to be used in the configuration of the controls for single-phase

voltage regulators TVC model, this manual contains instructions on how to install and operate the

software.

The user is supposed to have general knowledge about single-phase voltage regulating transformers and

their control devices.

2 Standard of quality

Transformadores e Serviços de Energia das Américas Ltda is certified according to the ISO9001 and ISO14001

standards.

3 General description

The TVC Control software aims to provide means to configure and obtain data of electronic controls TVC

model in an easy way to the user. This manual contains instructions for installing and using the software.

4 Minimum system requirements

Recommended minimum system requirements for software use:

• Microsoft

Windows

7.

• Microsot

.NET Framework 4.5.

• Microsoft

IISExpress 10.

• Availability of a serial port RS-232 or USB

• One of the following browsers:

Microsoft

Internet Explorer

11 or superior.

Google

Chrome

50.0.2661 or superior.

Firefox

: 53.0 or superior.

5 Software installation

Run the provided ToshibaRT.Setup.exe installation file. The installer will guide you through the installation.

For the installation to occur correctly, it is necessary for the user to have operating system administrator

privileges.

After the installation is finished, an icon will be created

Software.

When installing new versions of the TVC Control software, it is recommended to uninstall the previous

version before starting the installation of the new version

6 Opening screen

Start the program through the icon generated on your desktop or the start button on the Windows

taskbar: Start> All Programs> Toshiba RT> TVC Control

password is required.

System opening screen:

When you open the system, the home screen will display only the basic menus,

menus will be described in detail in the next section. To access the operating settings menus and other

system menus, you need to create a new local database, open an existing database, or connect to an

electronic control TVC model.

7 Starting the TVC-Control

The following procedures enable access to the operating configuration menus of the TVC

After the installation is finished, an icon will be created on your desktop that will give access to the


version before starting the installation of the new version.

rough the icon generated on your desktop or the start button on the Windows

Start> All Programs> Toshiba RT> TVC Control. By default, when you start the software, no access

Fig. 1 - System opening screen

When you open the system, the home screen will display only the basic menus,


create a new local database, open an existing database, or connect to an

The following procedures enable access to the operating configuration menus of the TVC

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on your desktop that will give access to the


rough the icon generated on your desktop or the start button on the Windows

. By default, when you start the software, no access

When you open the system, the home screen will display only the basic menus, File and Settings, these


create a new local database, open an existing database, or connect to an

The following procedures enable access to the operating configuration menus of the TVC-Control software.

7.1.1 Creating a local database

In the upper menu, access File> New

On the screen New select an existing folder or create the desired folder using the

selecting the desired folder click the

automatically generated in the folder indicated

The current working directory will now be displayed on the upper right side of the main window next to

the Exit button.

File> New:

Fig. 2 – NEW Menu

select an existing folder or create the desired folder using the

selecting the desired folder click the Save button. The necessary files for the new database will be

automatically generated in the folder indicated.

Fig. 3 - New


Fig. 4 Working directory

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select an existing folder or create the desired folder using the New Folder button, after

ecessary files for the new database will be


7.1.2 Opening a local database

In the upper Menu, access File > Open

On the Open screen, select an existing folder that contains the data files and click the

The selected database will now be used,

of the main window next to the Exit button

File > Open:

Fig. 5 – Open Menu

screen, select an existing folder that contains the data files and click the

used, and the working directory will be displayed on the upper right side

button.

Fig. 6 - Open

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screen, select an existing folder that contains the data files and click the Open Files button.

and the working directory will be displayed on the upper right side

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7.1.3 Access through the front RS232 serial port of the control

It is necessary to use a direct serial cable with DB9 connectors as shown below:

DB9 Female DB9 Male

Fig. 7 – Serial cable diagram

Disable the USB-Serial Port Adapter configuration of the control, by pressing the Menu key in the front

panel of the control and go to: Settings / Local Communication Ports / USB-Serial Port Adapter and

uncheck the Enable option, wait for the control to restart. By default, the Control leaves the factory with

the configuration disabled.

Connect the cable end with the male connector on the serial port of the computer and the tip with the

female connector on the front serial port RS 232 of the Electronic Control TVC.

7.1.4 Access through the front USB port of the control

It is required to use a cable with USB TYPE A and USB TYPE B connectors.

Enable the USB-Serial Port Adapter configuration of the control, so on the front panel of the control, press

the Menu and go to: Settings / Local Communication Ports / USB-Serial Port Adapter and check the

Enable option, wait for the control to restart. By default, the Control leaves the factory with the

configuration disabled.

Connect the tip of the cable with the USB TYPE A connector to a USB port on the computer and the tip

with the USB TYPE B connector on the front USB port Electronic Control TVC.

The connection will be recognized by Windows as a COM serial communication port, if this does not occur,

update the device driver with the fsl_ucwxp.inf file provided with the software. In the Windows Control

Panel, right-click on the device and select Update Driver, point to the folder where the file is located.

7.1.5 Starting the connection

In the upper Menu of the TVC-Control software, click on the button

Select the port where the TVC Electronic Control is connected, click the symbol

port and set the correct Transmission Rate

The configuration executed must be the same as the Electronic Control.

Transmission Rate and Flow Control

front panel of the control and go to:

the factory with the following settings

Control software, click on the button Connect:

Fig. 8 – Connect button

Select the port where the TVC Electronic Control is connected, click the symbol

Transmission Rate and Flow Control.

Fig. 9 – Port Configuration

The configuration executed must be the same as the Electronic Control. In case of doubt check the

Flow Control settings of the TVC Electronic Control, by pressing the Menu in the

front panel of the control and go to: Settings / Local Communication Ports. By default, the Control leaves

the factory with the following settings:

Transmission Rate: 115200 bps

Flow Control: None

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corresponding to the

In case of doubt check the

settings of the TVC Electronic Control, by pressing the Menu in the

. By default, the Control leaves

When executing the connection with the Electronic Control you will be asked to execute the down

the equipment configuration files.

If the download is performed the software will display the current settings of the control, the information

is kept in a temporary database, the local

local database, go to: File> Save or File> Save As

Settings can be partially saved; accessing the settings screens, there is on the lower right s

screen, a save button. Clicking on this button only the data of the available screens will be saved in the

database.

8 Control Buttons

The following buttons will be found on the software configuration screens

When executing the connection with the Electronic Control you will be asked to execute the down

Fig. 10 – File Download Alert


is kept in a temporary database, the local database remains unchanged. To save the control settings to the

File> Save As.

Fig. 11 - Menu File

Settings can be partially saved; accessing the settings screens, there is on the lower right s


The following buttons will be found on the software configuration screens:

Starts reading the electronic control settings, available only when

the software is connected.

Cancels any changes made or the operation in progress

Saves the forms settings that are available for editing in the local

database.

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When executing the connection with the Electronic Control you will be asked to execute the download of


database remains unchanged. To save the control settings to the

Settings can be partially saved; accessing the settings screens, there is on the lower right side of each


control settings, available only when

any changes made or the operation in progress.

Saves the forms settings that are available for editing in the local

9 Menus

10 Regulators

Saves the settings, from the forms that are

database and sends them to the electronic control. Available only

when the software is connected.

Starts automatic updating of displayed fields. Available only when

the software is connected.

Starts capturing data from displayed fields. Available only when the

software is connected.

Exports the captured data to a text file.

Include a new field or record in the corresponding form

Deletes the corresponding field or record

Creates a new folder in the selected directory.

Used to check the firmware version installed in the electronic

control. Available only when the software is connected

Used to erase the mass memory registers in the electronic control.

Available only when the software is connected

Fig. 12 - Menu Regulators

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Saves the settings, from the forms that are available, to the local

database and sends them to the electronic control. Available only

Starts automatic updating of displayed fields. Available only when

ed fields. Available only when the

Include a new field or record in the corresponding form.

Deletes the corresponding field or record.

directory.

Used to check the firmware version installed in the electronic

control. Available only when the software is connected.

Used to erase the mass memory registers in the electronic control.

Available only when the software is connected.

Selects which electronic controls will have their settings read or changed, when two or more points are

selected the priority for displaying data will be: 1

� R1 Selects the settings of the control set to Regulator 1

� R2 Selects the settings of the control set to Regulator

� R3 Selects the settings of the control set to Regulator

11 File

11.1.1 New

See 7.1.1 Creating a local database.

11.1.2 Open

See 7.1.2 Opening a local database.


selected the priority for displaying data will be: 1st

R1; 2nd

R2; 3rd

R3.

Selects the settings of the control set to Regulator 1.



Fig. 13 - Connection in Bank

Fig. 14 – File Menu

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11.1.3 Save

Saves all settings in the current database

11.1.4 Save as

Saves the current settings by creating a new database in the selected

12 Settings

12.1.1 Profile Control

Saves all settings in the current database.

Saves the current settings by creating a new database in the selected location.

Fig. 15 - Save As

Fig. 16 - Menu Settings

Fig. 17 – Profile Control

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Allows you to limit access to software settings through passwords. By default, the use of passwords is

disabled, to activate the feature uncheck the

close the software. For the next attempts to op

users with a level 3 profile can change or disable passwords. To change a password, select the desired

profile, enter a value between 0000 to 9999 in the

Password Confirmation field and click the save button

Access profiles:

Level 0: (standard password: 0000

Allows reading of configured parameters except for security passwords, reading of memory

registers, and changing the date and time


Allows reading of configured parameters except for security passwords, read and clear memory

registers and change the date and time


Allows you to read and change configuration parameters, read a

change the date and time.


Full access, including changing and disabling passwords

12.1.2 Data Dictionary

Allows you to change the description of

Select the language in which you want to perform the modification, all the texts used by the software will

be displayed, locate the desired Displayed Text


disabled, to activate the feature uncheck the Disable Security Password option, click the save button and

close the software. For the next attempts to open the software will be requested the user password. Only


profile, enter a value between 0000 to 9999 in the Password field, repeat the value entered in

field and click the save button.

(standard password: 0000)


registers, and changing the date and time.



registers and change the date and time.


Allows you to read and change configuration parameters, read and clear memory registers, and


changing and disabling passwords.

Fig. 18 – Data Dictionary

Allows you to change the description of the fields displayed in the software.


Displayed Text, execute the change and click the

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option, click the save button and

en the software will be requested the user password. Only


field, repeat the value entered in the



nd clear memory registers, and


, execute the change and click the Save button.

12.1.3 Language selection

Allows you to change the language used by the graphical interface of the software. Select the desired

language and click the .

13 Adjustments

Displays the operational settings of the Electronic

13.1.1 Parameter Settings

Fig. 19 – Language selection


Displays the operational settings of the Electronic Control.

Fig. 20 - Adjustments

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13.1.1.1 Measurement settings

Displays the settings, correction factors, ranges, and thresholds required for electronic control to perform

measurements. For the application of settings, see the

Instruction Manual.

13.1.1.2 Basic configuration

Form to execute the settings of the operational limits of the electronic control. For the application of

settings, see the Control for single-phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual

Fig. 21 - Parameter Settings


measurements. For the application of settings, see the Control for single-phase voltage regulators

Fig. 22 – Basic Configuration


phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual.

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phase voltage regulators


.

13.1.1.3 Protection Settings

Form designed to perform the protection settings during operation of the voltage regulator transformer.

For the application of settings see the

13.1.1.4 Operating mode

Form designed to configure the behavior during the adjustment operation depending on the variations of

the load power flow. For the application of settings, see the

Instruction Manual.

Fig. 23 - Protection Settings


For the application of settings see the Control for single-phase voltage regulators Instruction

Fig. 24 – Operating mode


the load power flow. For the application of settings, see the Control for single

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single-phase voltage regulators

13.1.1.5 Switch

Form designed to configure the characteristics of the switch mechanism, its accessories, digital position

limiter and position-synchronizing functions. Fo

phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual

13.1.1.6 Regulator Board Data

Form to inform the nominal characteristics of the

Fig. 25 – Switch


synchronizing functions. For the application of settings, see the


Fig. 26 - Regulator Board Data

Form to inform the nominal characteristics of the Voltage Regulator Transformer

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r the application of settings, see the Control for single-

Transformer.

13.1.1.7 Date and time

Form designed to configure the date and time display mode used by the electronic control interface and

daylight-saving time adjustment.

13.1.1.8 Language selection

Form designed to configure the language used by the electronic control interface

Fig. 27 - Date and time


Fig. 28 – Language Selection

Form designed to configure the language used by the electronic control interface

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Form designed to configure the language used by the electronic control interface.

13.1.2 Charge Profile

It presents four profiles that allow adjustment settings in specific load periods or conditions. The profile

regulation settings, when enabled, are now used by the electronic control during the configured period or

while the activation condition is satisfi

Profile B, 3rd - Profile C, 4th - Profile D. When no activation condition is

enabled, the electronic control will use the parameters configured in

13.1.3 Password user profiles

Form designed to configure the use and change of access passwords when the settings are executed

directly in the electronic control interface. By

feature uncheck the Disable Security Password

settings see the Control for single-

Level 0: 1111; Level 1: 2222; Level 2: 3333; Level 3: 4444

Fig. 29 - Charge profile



while the activation condition is satisfied. The priority for profile activation analysis is 1st

Profile D. When no activation condition is satisfied,

enabled, the electronic control will use the parameters configured in 13.1.1 Parameters Configuration

Fig. 30 - Password user profiles


directly in the electronic control interface. By default, the use of passwords is disabled, to activate the

Disable Security Password option, click the Send button. For the application of

-phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual

Level 0: 1111; Level 1: 2222; Level 2: 3333; Level 3: 4444.

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ed. The priority for profile activation analysis is 1st - Profile A, 2nd -

satisfied, or no profiles are

.1 Parameters Configuration.


the use of passwords is disabled, to activate the

option, click the Send button. For the application of

phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual. Standard passwords:

13.1.4 Port settings

13.1.4.1 Local port settings

Form designed to configure the communication ports of the electronic control front panel, after modifying

and sending the change to the control, the connection will be interrupted. Repeat the steps in

Starting the connection to restore the connection

13.1.4.2 Remote ports settings

Form designed to configure the remote communication ports for SCADA communication. When available,

they will be located on the back of the electronic control

Fig. 31 - Local port settings


and sending the change to the control, the connection will be interrupted. Repeat the steps in

to restore the connection.

Fig. 32 - Remote ports settings


they will be located on the back of the electronic control.

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and sending the change to the control, the connection will be interrupted. Repeat the steps in 7.1.5


13.1.5 DNP3

13.1.5.1 Settings

Forms designed to configure the basic and advanced parameters used in communication through the DNP3

protocol. For the application of the configurations consult the specification DNP3 and the

single-phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual

13.1.5.2 List of points

Forms designed to configure the list of points used in communication through the DNP3 protocol.

application of the configurations consult the specification DNP3 and the

regulators Instruction Manual.

Using the Charge factory standard button, you can use factory preset lists

Fig. 33 - DNP3 Settings


protocol. For the application of the configurations consult the specification DNP3 and the


Fig. 34 - DNP3 List of points

Forms designed to configure the list of points used in communication through the DNP3 protocol.

application of the configurations consult the specification DNP3 and the Control for single

button, you can use factory preset lists:

Fig. 35 - DNP3 Factory standard

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protocol. For the application of the configurations consult the specification DNP3 and the Control for

Forms designed to configure the list of points used in communication through the DNP3 protocol. For

Control for single-phase voltage

3PHASE WITH EVENTS -

3PHASE WITHOUT EVENTS -

SINGLE WITH EVENTS -

SINGLE WITHOUT EVENTS -

13.1.6 IEC 60870-5-101

13.1.6.1 Settings

Forms designed to configure the basic and advanced parameters used in communication through the

protocol IEC 60870-5-101. For the application of the configurations consult the specification IEC 60870

101 and the document IEC870-5 INTEROPERABILITY

13.1.7 IEC 60870-5-104

13.1.7.1 Settings


protocol IEC 60870-5-104. For the application of the settings consult the

the document IEC870-5 INTEROPERABILITY

13.1.8 IEC 60870-5-101 / 104

- List of points for bank operation with event generation

- List of points for bank operation without event generation

- List of points for individual operation with event generation

- List of points for individual operation without event generation

Fig. 36 - IEC 60870-5-101 Settings

designed to configure the basic and advanced parameters used in communication through the

101. For the application of the configurations consult the specification IEC 60870

5 INTEROPERABILITY.

Fig. 37 - IEC 60870-5-104 Settings


104. For the application of the settings consult the specification IEC 60870

5 INTEROPERABILITY.

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List of points for bank operation with event generation.

List of points for bank operation without event generation.

List of points for individual operation with event generation.

List of points for individual operation without event generation.

designed to configure the basic and advanced parameters used in communication through the

101. For the application of the configurations consult the specification IEC 60870-5-


specification IEC 60870-5-104 and


Forms designed to configure the list of points used in the communication

5-101 and IEC 60870-5-104. For the application of the settings consult the IEC 60870

specifications and the IEC870-5 INTEROPERABILITY document

Using the Charge factory standard button, you can use factory pres

I870 3PHASE - List of points for bank operation

I870 SINGLE - List of points for individual operation

13.1.9 Modbus

13.1.9.1 Settings

Forms designed to configure the parameters used in the communication through the Modbus protocol.

Consult the Modbus specifications for configuration settings

Fig. 38 IEC 60870-5-101/104 List of Points

Forms designed to configure the list of points used in the communication through the protocols IEC 60870

104. For the application of the settings consult the IEC 60870

5 INTEROPERABILITY document.


Fig. 39 - IEC 60870-5 Factory standards

List of points for bank operation.

List of points for individual operation.

Fig. 40 – Modbus Settings


Consult the Modbus specifications for configuration settings.

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through the protocols IEC 60870-

104. For the application of the settings consult the IEC 60870-5-101 and 104



Forms for configuring the list of points used in the communication via the Modbus protocol. Consult the

Modbus specifications for configuration settings

Using the Charge factory standard button, you can use factory preset lists

MBUS 3PHASE - List of points for bank operation

MBUS SINGLE - List of points for individual operation

13.1.10 I/O Settings

Fig. 41 – Modbus List of points

the list of points used in the communication via the Modbus protocol. Consult the

Modbus specifications for configuration settings.


Fig. 42 – Modbus Factory standards

List of points for bank operation.

List of points for individual operation.

Fig. 43 - I/O Settings

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the list of points used in the communication via the Modbus protocol. Consult the

Allows you to configure the action that the electronic control will perform when the digital input,

connector X2-15, is triggered. For more information, refer to the

regulators Instruction Manual.

13.1.11 Display Settings

Auxiliary Field Configuration

Selection of the information will be displayed on the electronic control display, fields 1 to 6. For further

information consult the Control for single

Shortcuts Settings

Sets the shortcut for specific settings when using the electronic control buttons

FUNCTION 2. For more information refer to the

Manual.

Auxiliary LED Configuration

Allow the choice of specific errors that will trigger the auxiliary LEDs of the electronic control, generating a

luminous indication. For more information, refer to the

Instruction Manual.


15, is triggered. For more information, refer to the Control for single

Fig. 44 – Display Settings


Control for single-phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual

Sets the shortcut for specific settings when using the electronic control buttons

. For more information refer to the Control for single-phase voltage regulators Instruction


luminous indication. For more information, refer to the Control for single-phase voltage regulators

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Control for single-phase voltage


Instruction Manual.

Sets the shortcut for specific settings when using the electronic control buttons FUNCTION 1 and

phase voltage regulators Instruction


phase voltage regulators

13.1.12 Bank Operation

Operation mode.

Selects the behavior of the regulator or group of regulators during the operation

• Slave-Master

The slave controls follow the TAP up or down commands of the master control.

mode the slave controls will not have their current position, current TAP, corrected to the same

position as the master control. Position timing is not required for the operation

• Master-Follower

The slave controls follow the up or down

mode, the slave controls on the network will have their current position, current TAP, corrected to

the same position as the master control. Timing is a requirement for operation. During bank

switching, the lag of a position between the master control and the slave controls may occur

temporarily.

• Individual

The controls that make up the bank operate independently

Master voltage

Selects the source of the load voltage used by the master to perform line

• Average of bank voltages

Fig. 45 – Bank Operation

Selects the behavior of the regulator or group of regulators during the operation.

The slave controls follow the TAP up or down commands of the master control.


position as the master control. Position timing is not required for the operation

The slave controls follow the up or down TAP commands of the master control. Operating in this



the lag of a position between the master control and the slave controls may occur

The controls that make up the bank operate independently.

Selects the source of the load voltage used by the master to perform line regulation

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.

The slave controls follow the TAP up or down commands of the master control. Operating in this


position as the master control. Position timing is not required for the operation.

TAP commands of the master control. Operating in this



the lag of a position between the master control and the slave controls may occur

regulation.

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The load voltage of the master shall be the arithmetic mean of the load voltages of the regulator

bank members.

• Regulator voltage 1

The master load voltage will be the voltage measured by the regulator 1.





Automatic mode switching

Enables the automatic switching of the bank operation mode between INDIVIDUAL and Master-Slave

modes. The mode change will occur according to the parameterization of the bank operation and

activation deviation.

Deviation from bank operation

Maximum gap between regulator positions of different phases for the bank to start operation in Master-

Slave mode.

Total Equipment

The number of devices to be inserted in the network. It is expected the minimum of two and the maximum

of three equipment composing the bank.

Deviation for bank activation

Maximum gap between regulator positions of different phases for the bank to remain operating in

INDIVIDUAL mode. When attempting to exceed the parameterized limit, the control network automatically

switches to the Master-Slave mode while remaining in this mode while the adjustment needs to take place

(TAP's) beyond the parameterized limit.

For more information, refer to the Control for single-phase voltage regulators Instruction Manual.

13.1.13 Firmware Update

Form to update the firmware of the control, locate the firmware file with extension .S19 and click the send

button. The file name is alphanumeric, and the three numeric characters refer to the firmware version,

exe. R213.S19 (file contains firmware version 2.13)

It is recommended to perform the transfer with the

transmission rate see 7.1.5 Starting the Connection

13.1.14 Send all settings

Sends all settings from the local database to the electronic control

13.1.15 Monitoring

13.1.16 Telepresence

It allows the continuous reading of up to five instantaneous quantities of electronic control. After selecting

the desired points click the Refresh button to start updating the magnitudes

Fig. 46 – Firmware Update

firmware of the control, locate the firmware file with extension .S19 and click the send


exe. R213.S19 (file contains firmware version 2.13).

mended to perform the transfer with the Transmission Rate of 115200 bps, to change the

7.1.5 Starting the Connection.

Sends all settings from the local database to the electronic control.

Fig. 47 - Telepresence


button to start updating the magnitudes.

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firmware of the control, locate the firmware file with extension .S19 and click the send


of 115200 bps, to change the


13.1.17 Commands

It allows the sending of commands to the electronic control. After pressing the execute button Select in the

Commands window, in the Regulator Selection

2 or R3 - Regulator 3.

Fig. 48 – Commands


Regulator Selection field, the target regulator: R1 - Regulator 1,

Fig. 49 – Regulator selection

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Regulator 1, R2 - Regulator

13.1.18 Mass Memory

Allows selection of up to three quantities for reading and storage in the electronic control memory. After

selecting the desired points, press the Send button, the control will start reading and recording the values

according to the configured MASS MEMORY

deleted by pressing the Delete Files button

Fig. 50 – Selection of mass memory points



according to the configured MASS MEMORY INTERVAL. Pre-existing records in mass memory can be

button.

Fig. 51 - Reading mass memory points

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existing records in mass memory can be

To access the mass memory registers,

is finished go to the Reading tab.

If necessary, use the date and time filter to restrict the amount of data displayed.

13.1.19 Download Logs

Allows you to execute the download of internal event files related to the electronic control operation.

registers, press the Read button in the Settings tab and after the data transfer

Fig. 52 - Mass memory data filter


Fig. 53 - Download logs


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tab and after the data transfer



13.1.20 Taps Chart

Displays the number of switches per TAP

control press the Reset TAP button.

Counters of operations

Total of recorded switching by electronic control

Reset of the last TAP counter

Date and time of the last command to delete

Date

Date and time of occurrence of last commutation record.

Fig. 54 – TAPs Chart

Displays the number of switches per TAP of the on-load tap-changer, to delete pre

Total of recorded switching by electronic control.

Date and time of the last command to delete TAP switching records.

Date and time of occurrence of last commutation record.

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changer, to delete pre-existing registers in the

tvc control parameterization software

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