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AFFICHEURS DÉPORTÉS - REMOTE INTERFACES

ATyS D10 & D20Notice d’utilisation - Operating instructions

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PRÉSENTATION GÉNÉRALE ATyS D10 et D20 _______3INSTALLATION ATyS D10 et D20 ___________________4

Montage _______________________________________4Raccordements _________________________________4Caractéristiques_________________________________4

UTILISATION ATyS D10 ___________________________5Affichage_______________________________________5

UTILISATION ATyS D20 ___________________________6Affichage_______________________________________6Clavier _________________________________________7Version logiciel __________________________________7Programmation _________________________________8Exploitation____________________________________18Fonctionnement________________________________20Visualisation ___________________________________20

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GENERAL PRESENTATION ATyS D10 & D20________23INSTALLATION ATyS D10 & D20___________________24

Mounting _____________________________________24Connection____________________________________24Characteristics_________________________________24

OPERATION ATYS D10___________________________25Display _______________________________________25

OPERATION ATyS D20 ___________________________26Display _______________________________________26Keypad _______________________________________27Software version _______________________________27Programming __________________________________28Control and Test modes_________________________38Operational sequences__________________________40Visualisation ___________________________________40

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ATyS D10 and D20 models are remote interfacesdesigned for easy integration on front panels. They canbe connected to ATyS 6e, 6m and C30 products to allowremote access to display or control features.

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Remote interfaces ATySGENERAL PRESENTATIONATyS D10 & D20

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Mounting

• Door fixing: 2 holes, diameter 22.5 mm• Maximum thickness of the door: 20 mm

Connection

Connection only on AtyS 6e, 6m or C30 products.

> CableRJ45 type 8/8 not isolated

> Maximum cable length3 m

> Tightning torque4 N.m

Characteristics

> IPIP21 standardIP54 using gasket

> Operation• Temperature: -10 to + 55 °C• hygrometry: 80% humidity at 55 °C

95% humidity at 40 °C

Remote interfaces ATySINSTALLATIONATyS D10 & D20

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ATyS D10 allows remote display of transfer systempositions, sources availability and operational mode.Programming and operations remain available directly onmaster product (ATyS 6e, 6m or C30).

Remote interfaces ATySOPERATIONATyS D10

Display

Source 1 available Power On

• ATyS Product faulty, transfer error• Possible to reset after error

disappearance the power suppliesof the master product (ATyS 6e,6m, C30) for 3 minutes

Transfer system inposition 1

Transfer system inAutomatic mode



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DisplayKeypadSoftware versionProgrammingControl and Test modesOperational sequencesVisualisation

Display

ATyS D20 allows remote display of transfer systempositions, sources availability, operational mode andmetering. Programming and operations (Test andControl) are also available. Master product (ATyS 6e, 6mor C30) display is deactivated as soon as the remoteinterface is connected.

Power On

Source 1 available

Manualmodeactive Padlock*

• Product faulty, transfer error• Possible to reset after error

disappearance: switch off thepower supplies of the masterproduct (ATyS 6e, 6m, C30)for 3 minutes


Transfer system inautomatic mode

Control mode active Test mode active Programming mode active

Transfer systemin position 0

Transfer systemin position 2

Source 2 available

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Display

Software version

Keypad

Software version of the master product is displayedimmediately after ATyS 6e, 6m or C30 power on.

Access to AUT, Test,Control and Prog modes

Direct Access to Test and Controlfunctionalities or navigation

Allows main menu accessin visualisation mode orvalidation

Priority source

Informations• source 1• source 2• sources 1 & 2(split screen)

Power factorCapacitive or inductive

Phases (wires) displayed Units

Values

Signedvalues(power)

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OPERATION


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> Enter into programming mode

• Step 1: Press the “mode” push button until Prog led is blinking

• Step 2: Press “validation” push button. PROG led becomes fixed and access code is displayed

• Step 3: Enter access code (1000 factory default) using keypad “left”,“right”, “top” and “bottom”

• Step 4: Press “validation” push button to enter programming mode

> Programming mode exit

• Step 1: Press the “ESC” push button when not entering any value, to come back to mainprogramming menu

• Step 2: Press again on “ESC” push button to exit programming

New Active mode (Automatic or Manual) depends on information from the master device (ATyS 6e, 6m ou C30)

Programming

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Programming

> Navigation in programming mode

• Step 1: To access required menu, press navigation push buttons“left” and “right”

• Step 2: To access parameter to modifypress navigation push buttons “top” and “bottom”

• Step 3: To modify the parameter, press push button “right”to make the required parameter blinking

• Step 4: Press push buttons “top” and “bottom” to increment ordecrement the value of the parameter

• Step 5: Press “validation” push button to validate

In case of parameter displayed on 2 lines, press “validation” push button after first line modificationto access next one

“ESC” push button allows to come back to main menu or to cancel the modification


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Programming

ARCHITECTURE OF THE PROGRAMMING MENU


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Programming

VARIABLES CHARACTERISTICS


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> Setup

LCD Denomination Setting range Default values

nt Type of network 1BL, 2BL, 2NBL 4NBL(cf. ATyS 6 or C30 instruction manual) 3NBL, 4NBL,

41NBL, 42NBL

Un Network Nominal voltage 100 to 480 V 400 VPhase-Neutral voltage for 1BL & 41NBLPhase-Phase voltage for others

ScE** Source 1 - Switch I or II configuration I, II ISource 1 (controlled and displayed) linked to switch I or II (depending on cabling)

Fn Network nominal Frequency 50 or 60 Hz 50 Hz

Ct* CTs primary current 50 to 5000/5 A 500/5 A(5 A secondary CT)

Gen Genset start signal state NO, NC NONormally opened or closed

Pri Network priority selection 1, 2 1Keypad selection (1 or 2)Also possible via external contactUsing option

Mtf Manual Retransfer Yes, No NoActivation of the feature

LoG Type of control logic selection IMP, CON, brE*** IMPImpulse, contactor or breaker***

AC*** Number of position auxiliary contacts used, depending on transfer 0, 2, 3 2device type (switch, contactor, breaker)

rn1 Allows 0 position command after loss of main source (source 1) Yes, No No

rn2 Allows 0 position command after loss of emergency source (source 2) Yes, No No

CrS Number of permutation counter Reset Yes, No No

CP Programming code modification 0001 to 9999 1000Possible to change the code

* only on AtyS 6m** only on ATyS 6e & 6m*** only on ATyS C30.

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Programming

> Voltage thresholds

> Frequency thresholds


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oU Network 1 over voltage threshold 102 - 120% 115%

oUh Network 1 over voltage threshold hysteresis 101 - 119% 110%(< oU)

uU Network 1 under voltage threshold 80 - 98% 85%

uUh Network 1 under voltage threshold hysteresis 81 - 99% 95%(> uU)

oU Network 2 over voltage threshold 102 - 120% 115%

oUh Network 2 over voltage threshold hysteresis 101 - 119% 110%(< oU)

uU Network 2 under voltage threshold 80 - 98% 85%

uUh Network 2 under voltage threshold hysteresis 81 - 99% 95%(> uO)

Values defined are % of nominal values.Hysteresis thresholds must be programmed according to over and under voltage thresholds (respectively under & above).


oF Network 1 over frequency threshold 101 to 120% 105%

oFh Network 1 over frequency threshold hysteresis 100.5 - 119.5% 103%(< oF)

uF Network 1 under frequency threshold 80 - 99% 95%

uFh Network 1 under frequency threshold hysteresis 80.5 - 99.5% 97%(> uF)

oF Network 2 over frequency threshold 101 - 120% 105%

oFh Network 2 over frequency threshold hysteresis 100.5 - 119.5% 103%(< oF)

uF Network 2 under frequency threshold 80 - 99% 95%

uFh Network 2 under frequency threshold hysteresis 80.5 - 99.5% 97%(> uF)

Values defined are % of nominal values.Hysteresis thresholds must be programmed according to over and under frequency thresholds (respectively under & above).

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Programming


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> Timers


Mft Main Failure Timer From 0 to 60 s 5 sDelays priority network failure detection

dtt Delay on transfer timer From 0 to 60 s 5 sEmergency network stability validation before transfer

OMf O Main Failure Timer From 0 to 20 s 0 sRest in O position when transferringfrom main network to emergency network

Mrt Main Return Timer From 0 to 30 min 1 minMain network stability validation before re-transfer

OMr O Main Return Timer From 0 to 20 s 5 sRest in O position when re-transferring from emergency network to main network

Cdt Cool Down Timer From 0 to 10 min 4 minAllows generator cooling down period after load’sretransfer from emergency source (generator) to Main source

> Communication


Add Device address 1 to 247 5

bd Communication speed 2400, 4800, 9600, 960019200, 38400

StoP Stop bit 1, 2 1

PAr Parity bit No, Odd, Even No

Only on ATyS 6e or 6m in case of optional communication module.

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• Input (In2, Ft2) and output (Ou1, S1A) programming example:

Refer to ATyS C30, 6e or 6m instruction manualfor terminals identification.

Input/Output Function Relay State

I1 to I4 Ft1, Ft2, Ft3, Ft4, Pri, NO or NCMtf, S2A, Man, TOL, TFL, EJP, CTS

O1 to O4 S1A, S2A, LS, / NO

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• Step 1: Press “right” push button to makefirst variable blinking (Ft2 ou S1A)

• Step 2: press “top” and “bottom”push buttons to modify the variable

• Step 3: press “validation”

• Step 4: press “bottom” push button toacces nO variable selection

Programming

> Inputs/Outputs• 2 inputs (In1, In2) and 2 outputs (Ou1, Ou2) as standard

on ATyS C30.

• Possibility to connect 2 modules 2 Inputs/2 Outputson ATyS 6e & 6m.

- First module: In1, In2, Ou1, Ou2- Second module In3, In4, Ou3, Ou4.


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Outputs

Programming

• Variables descriptionInputs


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Variable Description

Ft1 Fault input 1. The fault led is blinking as soon as the input is active andFt1 is displayed on LCD. Reset when the input is de-activated

Ft2 Fault input 2. The fault led is blinking as soon as the input is active and Ft2 is displayed on LCD.Reset when the input is de-activated

Ft3* Fault input 3. The fault led is blinking as soon as the input is active and Ft3 is displayed on LCD. The transfer switch is immediately driven in 0 position.Keypad action (Esc) necessary to Reset the fault

Ft4* Fault input 4. The fault led is blinking as soon as the input is active and Ft4 is displayed on LCD. The transfer switch is immediately driven in 0 position.Keypad action (Esc) necessary to Reset the fault

Pri Priority network selection.Network 1 has priority when input is not activated. Network 2 has priority if input is active

Mtf Remote manuel re-transfer. Feature identical to manual re transfert on keypad.Re-transfer from priority network to backup network is allowed from input activation (1 s front).The Mtf variable in the setup menu must be selected (Yes) to allow input recognition

S2A Information source 2 available (Genset) used instead of voltage/ frequency measurementfrom ATyS (inhibited when S2A is selected)

Man** Information transfer system in manual mode.All automatic commands (+ test on load and control commands) are inhibited as soon as the input is activated

CTS** Remote transfer control. Possible to initiate transfer from priority source to backup sourcebefore DTT ends. If DTT is set to its maximum value (60s), the transfer is initiated as soon asthe input is activated (1 s front)

TOL** Remote test on load. Started from input activation.Re-transfer is blocked until input de-activation

TFL Remote test off load.Started from input activation (remote genset start /stop)

EJP 2 inputs one automatically affected to EJP• input 1 for EJP advice, to start generator• input 2 to transfer on emergency sourceRetransfer is activated when input 2 disapears

* only on ATyS C30, specific fault operation (Ft2 and Ft3)** only as option on ATyS C30, standard features on ATyS 6e et 6m.

Variable Description

S1A Source 1 available.Output activated as soon as source 1 is considered available (similar to front led source 1)

S2A Source 2 available.Output activated as soon as source 2 is considered available (similar to front led source 2)

LS Load shedding relay. LS timer corresponds to time available to disconnect the shed loads.The relay is activated before permutation on standby network according to LS timer.The relay is de-activated after retransfer on mains network and LS timer countdown

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Programming


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LOAD SHEDDING CONFIGURATIONLS variable allows associated LS timer configuration.

Output Associated funciton Setting range Default value

O1 to O4 LS 0 to 60 s (≤ DTT)* 2

> Example: load shedding configuration

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timer

• Step 1: Press “right” push button to makefirst variable blinking (LS)

• Step 2: press push buttons “top” and“bottom” to modify the variable

• Step 3: Press “validation”

• Step 4: Press “bottom” push buttonto access timer value configuration

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* In case of DTT variable configuration below LS, LS will be automatically set to to DTT value.

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Control and Test modes

It is possible to start test sequences or to controlelectrically the changeover system from keypad.

NAVIGATION


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> Enter Control or Test modes

• Step 1: Press “mode” push button to make test or control led blinking

• Step 2: Press “validation” push button to make control or test led become fixed

CONTROL MODE

Access code is displayed directly

TEST MODE

It is possible to test leds and LCD without entering any code by pressing directly

Test on load or test off load access codes are displayed after pressing or

Enter the code 4000 using “left”, “right”, “top”and “bottom” push buttons

Press “validation” push button to enter

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Control and Test modes

> Exit control or test modes

Press “ESC” push button

The new operational mode (automatic or manual) depends on information from masterATyS (6e, 6m ou C30)

> Control or Test modes use

Direct access by pressing and

To start a test (off load or on load) or to control the changeover switch electrically,

press , and push buttons


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Operational sequences

Visualisation

Refer to ATyS 6e, 6m or C30 manuals for moreinformation on operational sequences and controls:• sources control,• tests cycles,• loss of priority source sequence,• priority source return sequence.

It is possible to display controlled parameters in bothautomatic and manual modes (but not during program-ming).No code is required to perform visualisation.Permutation cycles have priority over visualisation anddisplay timer countdown during cycle operation.

Without keypad activation or any operational sequenceduring 5 minutes, the LCD comes back to default displaymode and stops the backlight.

> If both sources are available:• One visualisation screen is split into 2 parts and

displays simultaneously voltage and frequency valueson both networks.

• If a timer is active, on one of the source, its count-down is displayed instead of voltage and frequencyvalues.

Examples:

> If only one source is present:• During permutation cycle, voltage and frequency

values of the available source (active) are displayedon 2 lines. The name of the active timer and its count-down are displayed on remaining 2 lines.

• Out of a permutation cycle, phase to phase voltagesand frequency are displayed.

Examples:


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Press “left”, “right”, “top” & “bottom” push buttonsto access available screens

Press “navigation” push button to navigate in visualisation, displaying all available screens

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Visualisation

ARCHITECTURE OF VISUALISATION MENU


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