User manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Einleitung
- 2. Technische Daten
- 3. Gerätebeschreibung
- 4. Allgemeines zum Gerät
- 5. Installation
- 6. Bedienung
- 6.1 Die Anzeige
- 6.2 Verwendete Symbolik
- 6.3 Übersicht über die Anzeigeelemente
- 6.4 Einschalten des Ausgangs
- 6.5 Sollwerte einstellen
- 6.6 Schrittweiten bei Sollwerteinstellung
- 6.7 Tastenfeld umschalten
- 6.8 Bedieneinheit sperren
- 6.9 Bedienort wechseln
- 6.10 Umschalten in den Funktionsmanager
- 6.11 Umschalten ins Menü
- 6.12 Parameterseiten
- 6.13 Alarme, Warnungen und Meldungen
- 6.14 Quittieren von Alarmen und Warnungen
- 6.15 Der Funktionsmanager
- 7. Gerätekonfiguration
- 7.1 Betriebsparameter definieren
- 7.2 Voreinstellung von Sollwertsätzen
- 7.3 Einstellgrenzen
- 7.4 Bedieneinheit konfigurieren
- 7.5 Display einstellen
- 7.6 Überwachung
- 7.7 Grundeinstellung wiederherstellen
- 7.8 Aktivierung der Photovoltaik-Funktion
- 7.9 Freischaltung der U/I/R Betriebsart
- 7.10 Sperren der Geräte-Konfiguration
- 8. Verhalten bei ...
- 9. Wechselbare Schnittstellen
- 10. Eingebaute Analogschnittstelle
- 11. PV - Solarmodul-Simulation
- 12. HS - High-Speed-Modifikation
- 13. Sonstiges
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Technical specifications
- 3. Device description
- 4. General
- 5. Installation
- 6. Handling
- 6.1 The display
- 6.2 Used symbols
- 6.3 Short overview about the display elements
- 6.4 Switching the power output on
- 6.5 Adjusting set values
- 6.6 Step widths for set value adjustment
- 6.7 Switching the button panel
- 6.8 Locking the control panel
- 6.9 Changing the location mode
- 6.10 Switching to the function manager
- 6.11 Activating the menu
- 6.12 Parameter pages
- 6.13 Alarms, warnings and signals
- 6.14 Acknowledging alarms and warnings
- 6.15 The function manager
- 7. Device configuration
- 7.1 Defining operation parameters
- 7.2 Predefining preset lists
- 7.3 Adjustment limits
- 7.4 Configuring the control panel
- 7.5 Configuring the graphic display
- 7.6 Supervision
- 7.7 Reset to default configuration
- 7.8 Activating the photovoltaics feature
- 7.9 Unlocking the U/I/R mode
- 7.10 Locking the device configuration
- 8. Behaviour of the device when...
- 9. Pluggable interface cards
- 10. Built-in analogue interface
- 11. PV - Solar panel simulation
- 12. HS - High speed ramping
- 13. Miscellaneous

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Instruction Manual
PSI 8000 3U HS PV Series
Date: 10-28-2011
Using the power supply
U> Default: U
Nom
= { U<… U
ovp
}
Tu> Default: 100ms
= { 0…99:59h}
This is slightly different from the OVP (see above). Here the
voltage is also supervised, but it is notied with either an alarm,
a warning or a signal and after a denable delay Tu>. The
signal vanishes if the voltage is under the thre-shold for the time
Tu>. Hence you can supervise overvoltages without getting
an OVP error every time or if you only want to get an alarm if
the overvoltage is persistent longer than dened by Tu>.
U> Alarm: Overvoltage
This error shuts down the power output. An alarm has to be ack-
nowledged, before the power output can be switched on again.
U> Warning: Overvoltage
The error is notied and remains until it is acknowledged and
not persistent anymore.
U> Signal: Overvoltage
Undervoltage supervision
U< Default: 0V
= { 0… U>}
Tu< Default: 100ms
= { 0…99:59h}
As soon as the voltage falls below the undervoltage threshold,
the undervoltage is notied after the response time Tu<.
The notication vanishes, if the undervoltage limit is exceeded
for the time Tu<. This undervoltage error is suppressed for
T
0
=100ms after the power output was switched on.
U< Alarm: Undervoltage
This error shuts down the power output. An alarm has to be ack-
nowledged, before the power output can be switched on again.
U< Warning: Undervoltage
The error is notied and remains until it is acknowledged and
not persistent anymore.
U< Signal: Undervoltage
The analogue interface (IF-A1, optional) can signalise an un-
dervoltage at one of the digital outputs.
7.6.2 Current supervision
I thresholds +
The menu page I thresholds lets you congure the super-
vision circuits for under- and overcurrent.
Undercurrent supervision
I< Default: 0A
= { 0… I>}
Ti< Default: 100ms
= { 0…99:59h}
The undercurrent error is signalised after the response time
Ti<, if the actual value of the current falls below the adjusted
undercurrent limit. The error notication vanishes if the actual
current has exceeded the threshold again for the time Ti<.
This undercurrent error is suppressed for T
0
=100ms after the
power output was switched on.
I< Alarm: Undercurrent
This error shuts down the power output. An alarm has to be ack-
nowledged, before the power output can be switched on again.
I< Warning: Undercurrent
The error is notied and remains until it is acknowledged and
not persistent anymore.
I< Signal: Undercurrent