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
EN
Date: 10-28-2011
Using the power supply
Overcurrent supervision
I> Default: I
Nom
= { I<… I
nom
}
Ti> Default: 100ms
= { 0…99:59h}
The overcurrent error is signalised after the response time
Ti>, if the actual value of the current falls below the adjusted
overcurrent limit. The error notication vanishes if the actual
current has exceeded the threshold again for the time Ti>.
This overcurrent error is suppressed for T
0
= 100ms after the
output was switched on.
I> Alarm: Overcurrent
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: Overcurrent
The error is notied and remains until it is acknowledged and
not persistent anymore.
I> Signal: Overcurrent
The analogue interface (IF-A1, optional) can signalise an
overcurrent or undercurrent at one of the digital outputs.
7.6.3 Step response supervision
Step response +
The menu page Step response lets you congure the
supervision circuits for the dynamic and static comparison of
actual value and set value.
Step response Default: Us→Uo
Us→Uo Supervision of the deviance between set
value and actual value of voltage
Is→Io Supervision of the deviance between set
value and actual value of current
Supervise Default: NO
NO Supervision is inactive
Signal Supervision reports a signal
Warning Supervision reports a warning
Alarm Supervision reports a alarm
dyn. ∆ Default: 10% I
nom
resp. U
nom
= ± {0...1,1*U
nom
} Allowed tolerance for the voltage
= ± {0...I
nom
} Allowed tolerance for the current
Note: The settling process of the power supply is determined by
the load. After a set value has changed, a certain time elapses
until the desired value is put to the power output. For instance,
it can last some seconds for the voltage to go down from 100%
to 0V at no or small load, because the output capacitors need
a time to discharge.
Supervision of a step response
The adjusted set value is compared with the measured actual
value. If there is a difference between them and this difference
is greater than the tolerance, the supervision will initiate an error
after the settling time Tsr. See gure below.
rise time
Tsr = {0…99:59h} Default: 100ms
fall time
Tsf = {0…99:59h} Default: 2s