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TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerUsers GuidesDocument No. 93-2952April 1998Rev. 1La Marque, Texas This manual contains outdated information (part numbe

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Chapter 9 - Configuration 79April 1998 Rev. 1B Position of the Configuration Words for contacts can be used to turn on and off a status indicator.The

80 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1In the C and D positions of these Configuration Words, you will set the fun

Chapter 9 - Configuration 81April 1998 Rev. 107 - IDLE/RUN: To use this input you must configure an idle speed. To command yourmachine to either &q

82 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 123 - NOZZLE VALVE No.2: In CHs 42 and 43 you may have configured a value t

Chapter 9 - Configuration 83April 1998 Rev. 138 - LOAD LIMITED: This contact output is true when the controller is limiting its outputto control mac

84 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 80 Speed Control Configuration * Configuration RequiredConfiguration Wor

Chapter 9 - Configuration 85April 1998 Rev. 1The second digit, B position, from the left for Word 11 will configure the action of the startfunction.

86 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 81 Nozzle Valve Control * Configuration RequiredConfiguration Word 12Ref

Chapter 9 - Configuration 87April 1998 Rev. 1The second digit, B position, of Word 12 is used to define the setpoint to the speed controller. Theset

88 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 82 Startup/Stop/Overspeed/Tuning * Configuration RequiredConfiguration W

Contents xiApril 1998 Rev. 1Contents - TS310 Documentation SetTabsInstallation, Configuration, Operation, Maintenance ...Text No. 4933-001

Chapter 9 - Configuration 89April 1998 Rev. 1The second digit, B position, of Word 13 is used to set up the stop function. The list below providesth

90 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1The last digit, D position, in Word 13 is used to set up the setpoint to th

Chapter 9 - Configuration 91April 1998 Rev. 1CH 83 2ND PID ControllerConfiguration Word 14Ref.:This Configuration Word is used by the TS310 to enable

92 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1The second digit, B position, of Word 14 sets up the function of the 2ND PI

Chapter 9 - Configuration 93April 1998 Rev. 1CH 84 Status IndicatorsConfiguration Word 15Ref.:This Configuration Word will define the use of the four

94 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Shutdown Enable0 - No Shutdown1 - ShutdownBefore, we configure a number for

Chapter 9 - Configuration 95April 1998 Rev. 1The action that will now take place is as follows:If the machine reaches and stays above 1000 RPM (CH 18

96 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 87 Synchronous GeneratorConfiguration Word 18Ref.: These channels provid

Chapter 9 - Configuration 97April 1998 Rev. 1CH 93 Gear RatioUnits: RatioRange: 0.000-9.999Ref.:A value in this channel will set up a gear ratio used

98 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 128 Load PresetThis channel has a range of 0 to 10 percent. The value c

TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerInstallation, Configuration, Operation, Maintenance GuideDocument No. 4933-0014April 1998Rev. 1La Marque, Texas

Chapter 9 - Configuration 99April 1998 Rev. 1CH 155 Extraction/Admission LimitRange: 0-100Units: PercentRef.: Channels 70-79, 86, and 87The entry yo

100 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 157 MODBUS® ConfigurationConfiguration Word 21Ref.: This channel will c

Chapter 9 - Configuration 101April 1998 Rev. 19.8 Minimum Basic ConfigurationAs a minimum, values must be entered in sixteen of the TS310 channels in

102 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CHANNEL PURPOSECH 67 Setpoint Ramp RateCH 80 Defines Speed Control Functio

Chapter 9 - Configuration 103April 1998 Rev. 1CHANNEL PURPOSECH 20 Proportional Band Setting (in percent)CH 21 Reset Setting (in seconds)CH 38 Output

104 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Sample Minimum ConfigurationA sample minimum configuration is shown below:

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 105April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion10.1 Alarms, Diagnostics, Flags

106 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 12 = EPROM Fault3 = EEPROM Fault4 = KEYBOARD Fault5 = Analog to Digital Con

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 107April 1998 Rev. 1Since Analog Input No. 1 is coded in Channel 70 (AB), Channel 70 will be configu

108 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Since the poppet valves are an ON/OFF operation, they normally will open q

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 109April 1998 Rev. 1Cascade control can be configured to enable (turn on) automatically when turbine

110 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1VALVE ACTION = DIRECT.This means that an increasing measurement (speed) sh

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 111April 1998 Rev. 110.6 Digital Input/Outputs (CH 72-79)Channels 72 through 79 each can be configur

112 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1As is the case with the analog inputs, the input/output contact channels a

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 113April 1998 Rev. 110.8 Limits, Limit Alarms, Gear Ratio(CH 13-17, 37-39, 66, 68, 83, 84, 88, 93, 1

114 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1This reset-only control can then be used, for example, as a (reverse actin

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 115April 1998 Rev. 1GEAR RATIO, Channel 93, will default to 1.000 value whenever a zero entry exists

116 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1NOTE: If an overspeed trip contact output or status indicator is configure

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 117April 1998 Rev. 1Channel 81 B CONFIGURED = 4 - LOCAL AND REMOTE (SELECT) -A configured remote spe

118 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 80 D configures the TS310 for(XXX0) SPEED CONTROL or for(XXX1) SYNCHRO

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Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 119April 1998 Rev. 1Channel 82, Word 13A = Startup B = Stop Function0 No Idle 0 None1 Auto Accele

120 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 110.12 Speed Switches (CH 18, 19, 85)Two internal speed switches are provid

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 121April 1998 Rev. 1CH 82 B can also be configured in several ways:CH 82 B = (X1XX) means pressing

122 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 110.15 3RD PID Control, Channel 86, Configuration Word 17A = Action Control

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 123April 1998 Rev. 1Conversely, an extraction priority would force the turbine to continue increasin

124 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1It must be emphasized that extraction maps can not be true models of the t

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 125April 1998 Rev. 110.16 Synchronous Generator, Channel 87,Configuration Word 18 (Also CHs 66, 68,

126 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1SYNCHRONOUS GENERATOR OPERATION: Because of the wide scope of application

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 127April 1998 Rev. 1At the same time, a small increase in output (about 5%) is provided by the TS310

128 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Two contacts in the MPS390 provide the capability to drive a potentiometer

iv TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. 0 March 1990 Initial issue.Rev. A September 1990 Gen

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 129April 1998 Rev. 1#4D/IPRESSURESPEED PICKUPSTURBINEV2V1SERVO-AMPNO. 1SERVO-AMPNO. 2MPS390PARALLEL

130 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 110.16.4 Auto-SynchronizingAs noted earlier, the TRISEN MPS390 furnishes a

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 131April 1998 Rev. 110.16.7 Parallel Isochronous ControlParallel Isochronous Control can be achieved

132 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1closes the steam governor valve in addition to activating the trip output.

Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded Discussion 133April 1998 Rev. 1minimum governor. By the same token, Channels 20 and 21 must then be tuned at a

TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerTroubleshooting GuideDocument No. 4933-0017April 1998Rev. 1La Marque, Texas

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iv TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. A September 1990 General technical and editorial revision.Rev. B July 1991 Gene

Contents vApril 1998 Rev. 1ContentsREVISION HISTORY...

Contents ixApril 1998 Rev. 1ContentsCOPYRIGHT...

vi TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 7 - Analog Inputs...

Chapter 1 - Introduction 1April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 1 - IntroductionThis guide was designed to assist you in solving problems that might occur in your

Chapter 2 - Displays 3April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 2 - DisplaysSymptom Troubleshooting Steps2.1 Display Blank1. Check to make certain there is main powe

4 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 12.3 Display Fading1. Check the +5.10 VDC (±0.05 V), +15, -15 VDC levels on theMain Board at the test p

Chapter 3 - Keypad/Function Keys 5April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 3 - Keypad/Function KeysSymptom Troubleshooting Steps3.1 KeypadUnresponsive1. Disconnect

6 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps3.4 Local STOP NotWorking1. Check Channels 80 and 82 and make certain the

Chapter 3 - Keypad/Function Keys 7April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps3.7 Remote DigitalRAISE/LOWERNot Working1. Check Channel 81 and make

8 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps3.8 Local F1 NotWorking1. If F1 is being used to enable AUTO SYNC then ch

Chapter 3 - Keypad/Function Keys 9April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps3.10 Local F2 NotWorking1. If the F2 button is to initiate auto acce

x TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5.1 TS310 Contact Input Wiring...

Chapter 4 - Valve Output 11April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 4 - Valve OutputSymptom Troubleshooting Steps4.1 V1 Output NotWorking1. Check Channels 37, 38, 3

12 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps4.3 V1 Output ActionIncorrect1. Determine the direction you want the TS3

Chapter 4 - Valve Output 13April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps4.4 V2 Output ActionIncorrect1. Check Channel 86 to determine how the 3rd P

Chapter 5 - Speed Control 15April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 5 - Speed ControlSymptom Troubleshooting Steps5.1 Remote AnalogSpeed SetpointNot Working1. Chec

16 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps5.3 Turbine NotAccelerating AtCorrect Rate1. Check Channel 12 to make ce

Chapter 5 - Speed Control 17April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps5.6 Speed Switch #2Not Working1. Check Channels 19, 81, and 72 through 79

18 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps5.8 Speed ChangeToo Slow/Fast1. If the rate of speed change is too fast/

Chapter 5 - Speed Control 19April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps5.10 Turbine Will NotGo Above IdleSpeed1. Check Channel 82 to determine ho

Contents xiApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 66 Local Load Limit...

Chapter 6 - Nozzle Valves 21April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 6 - Nozzle ValvesSymptom Troubleshooting Steps6.1 Nozzle Valve #1Not Working1. Check Channels 4

Chapter 7 - Analog Inputs 23April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 7 - Analog InputsSymptom Troubleshooting Steps7.1 #1 Analog InputNot Working1. Check Channels 4

24 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps7.2 #2 Analog InputNot Working1. Check Channels 50 through 53, and 70 to

Chapter 7 - Analog Inputs 25April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps7.3 #3 Analog InputNot Working1. Check Channels 54 through 57, and 71 to m

Chapter 8 - Digital I/O 27April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 8 - Digital I/OSymptom Troubleshooting Steps8.1 Digital I/O NotActivating1. Make certain the digi

28 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps8.2 Contact I/OWorking InReverse Order1. Check the proper channel where

Chapter 9 - Miscellaneous 29April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 9 - MiscellaneousSymptom Troubleshooting Steps9.1 Local Load LimitNot Working1. Check Channels

xii TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 110.13 START, STOP, IDLE/RUN (CH 36, 80, 82)...

30 TS310 Troubleshooting GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps9.2 Inlet Pressure NotControlling1. Check Channel 83 to make certain the

Chapter 9 - Miscellaneous 31April 1998 Rev. 1Symptom Troubleshooting Steps9.5 Autosync NotWorking1. Check Channel 87 to make certain you have config

TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerModBus® ProtocolProgrammers Reference GuideDocument No. 4933-0018April 1998Rev. 1ModBus® is a registered trademark of

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iv TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. A May 1990 General editorial revision. Removed reference

Contents vApril 1998 Rev. 1ContentsREVISION HISTORY...

vi TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1EVALUATION OF MODBUS® DATA...

Chapter 1 - Overview 1April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 1 - OverviewEffective with Release 07 of the TS310 software, ModBus® will be the standard protocol for

2 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1TS310 ModBus® Data BaseThe ModBus® Protocol implementation in the TS310 provides

Contents xiiiApril 1998 Rev. 1IllustrationsFigure 1. TS310 Front View ...

Chapter 1 - Overview 3April 1998 Rev. 1Analog PointsAnalog values are stored internally in the TS310 as 16-bit integers, and they are transmitted via

Chapter 2 - Description 5April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 2 - DescriptionModBus® Message ProtocolThis section describes the message protocol which the TS310

6 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Sample Message ContentThis table compares the content of a sample message in RTU

Chapter 2 - Description 7April 1998 Rev. 1Message Field DefinitionsThe following paragraphs explain the meaning of each field in the general message

8 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ModBus® Function DescriptionsThis section describes the functions currently impl

Chapter 2 - Description 9April 1998 Rev. 1Read Coil Status (Function Code 01)The Read Coil Status query requests the ON/OFF status of a group of log

10 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Read Input Status (Function 02)The query and response for Read Input Status op

Chapter 2 - Description 11April 1998 Rev. 1Read Input Registers (Function Code 04) (Read Integer)This function operates in the same manner as the R

12 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Preset Single Register (Function Code 06)This function modifies the content of

xiv TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Foreword - Important TS310 TipsThe TS310 is different from conventional pr

Chapter 2 - Description 13April 1998 Rev. 1Error Detection & Exception ResponsesThis section provides information on the following topics:• type

14 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1CRC Checksum CalculationThe following paragraphs describe the calculations that

Chapter 2 - Description 15April 1998 Rev. 1TS310 ModBus® Data DefinitionsCoil StatusThe following digital points can be either read (with Function 1)

16 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Input StatusThe following digital points can be read (with Function 2) via ModB

Chapter 2 - Description 17April 1998 Rev. 1Register # Description Channel #40021 2nd PID Droop 2740022 Synch. Integral 2840023 Synch Derivative 29400

18 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Register # Description Channel #40061 Max ma. Output #1 6340062 Min ma. Output

Chapter 2 - Description 19April 1998 Rev. 1Input RegistersThe following channels are defined as input registers. They can be read (with Function 4).

20 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Evaluation of ModBus® DataReading Coils 00001-00017COIL # DESCRIPTION00001-0000

Chapter 2 - Description 21April 1998 Rev. 1Reading/Writing to Holding Registers40001-40095 30001-30009REGISTER # DESCRIPTION30002-30005 The data

22 TS310 ModBus® Protocol Programmers Reference GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1REGISTER # DESCRIPTION4006740087400944016040091 Scaled 0-1.000 is equal to 0-4

Chapter 1 - Introduction 1April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 1 - IntroductionThis manual describes the TRISEN 310 Digital Controller.About This ManualAs its na

TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerAuto-Configuration (ACON) GuideDocument No. 4933-0019April 1998Rev. 1ACON Software Version 11La Marque, Texas

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iv TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. A July 1991 Minor technical revisions, converted to standard format.Rev. 1 April 1998

Contents vApril 1998 Rev. 1ContentsREVISION HISTORY...

vi TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 14.2 REQUIRED ADDITIONAL ENTRIES...

Contents viiApril 1998 Rev. 1IllustrationsFigure 1. TS310 Keypad ...

Chapter 1 - Introduction 1April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 1 - IntroductionTS310 Auto-Configuration is a convenient feature that allows the controller to be

2 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Procedure for Loading ACON into a TS310To initially, automatically configure your TS310 with a version of AC

2 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1• Chapter 10 - Configuration - Expanded DiscussionThis chapter explains in

Chapter 2 - Basic Speed Control ACON.010 3April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 2 - Basic Speed Control ACON.0102.1 Application DescriptionACON.010 is the simples

4 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1StartupStartup can be manual or automatic.Manual Start. The operator presses the TS310 [START] button then

Chapter 2 - Basic Speed Control ACON.010 5April 1998 Rev. 1Input/OutputField devices required for the basic configuration are described below. Refer

6 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 12.2 Required Additional EntriesDescription CH#Min. Governor 15Max. Governor 16Overspeed Set 17Speed Tuning 2

Chapter 2 - Basic Speed Control ACON.010 7April 1998 Rev. 1Optional I/O AssignmentsI/O Required Field Devices (Customer Supplied)AI-1 Customer Remote

8 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.010 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS SPEED DROOP T 23 0.0 0-20 PERCENT2ND PID PROP

Chapter 2 - Basic Speed Control ACON.010 9April 1998 Rev. 1ACON.010 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS MAXIMUM ANALOG INPUT #4 K 5

10 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.010 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS STARTUP PROP. BAND T 94 0.0 0-1000 SECONDSST

Chapter 2 - Basic Speed Control ACON.010 11April 1998 Rev. 1I/O Device Remarks WiringDO-8 TripSolenoidTrip Circuit Contact OutputOpens Upon Pressing

12 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1SPEEDPICKUPSPASSIVETYPE(TYP 3 PLS)20191817161514131211109876543214039383736353433323130292827262524232221-+

Chapter 1 - Introduction 3April 1998 Rev. 1Reference Documents• TS310 Troubleshooting Guide• TS310 ModBus Guide• TS310 Auto-Configuration Guide•

Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure Control ACON.020 13April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure ControlACON.0203.1 Application DescriptionA

14 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1StartupStartup can be manual or automatic.Manual Start. The operator presses the TS310 [START] button then

Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure Control ACON.020 15April 1998 Rev. 1Input/OutputField devices required for the basic configuration are described b

16 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 13.2 Required Additional Entries:Description CH#Min. Governor 15Max. Governor 16Overspeed Set 17Speed Tuning

Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure Control ACON.020 17April 1998 Rev. 1In addition to the devices listed above, some minor configuration must be done

18 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.020 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS 3RD PID SETPOINT D 07 0 VARIESANALOG OUTPUT

Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure Control ACON.020 19April 1998 Rev. 1ACON.020 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS MAX #2 NOZZLE V

20 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.020 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS CONTACT I/O #8 K 79 3320 WORD #10SPEED CONTR

Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure Control ACON.020 21April 1998 Rev. 13.5 WiringI/O Device Remarks WiringPU-1 Speed Pickup Standard Magnetic SpeedPi

22 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1I/O Device Remarks WiringAI-2AorAI-2BCustomerSignal4-20 mA Signal From CustomerDevice for 2nd PIDMeasuremen

Chapter 3 - Inlet/Suction Pressure Control ACON.020 23April 1998 Rev. 1SPEEDPICKUPSPASSIVETYPE(TYP 3 PLS)20191817161514131211109876543214039383736353

Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge Pressure Control ACON.021 25April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge PressureControl ACON.0214.1 Applic

26 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1StartupStartup can be manual or automatic.Manual Start. The operator presses the TS310 [START] button then

Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge Pressure Control ACON.021 27April 1998 Rev. 1Input/OutputField devices required for the basic configuration are de

28 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 14.2 Required Additional EntriesDescription CH#Min. Governor 15Max. Governor 16Overspeed Set 17Speed Tuning

Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge Pressure Control ACON.021 29April 1998 Rev. 1Optional I/O AssignmentsI/O Required Field Device (Customer Supplied)

30 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.021 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS SPEED PROPORTIONAL BAND T 20 50.0 0-1000 PERCE

Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge Pressure Control ACON.021 31April 1998 Rev. 1ACON.021 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS MIN ENGR

32 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.021 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS F VALUE K 91 0.00 0-10.0 PERCENTB VALUE K 92

Chapter 2 - General Description 5April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 2 - General DescriptionThe versatile TRISEN TS310 Digital Controller is designed using the

Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge Pressure Control ACON.021 33April 1998 Rev. 14.5 WiringI/O Device Remarks WiringPU-1 Speed Pickup Standard Magneti

34 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1I/O Device Remarks WiringAI-2AorAI-2BCustomerSignal4-20 mA Signal From CustomerDevice for 2nd PIDMeasuremen

Chapter 4 - Backpressure/Discharge Pressure Control ACON.021 35April 1998 Rev. 1SPEEDPICKUPSPASSIVETYPE(TYP 3 PLS)20191817161514131211109876543214039

Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator Control ACON.030 37April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator ControlACON.0305.1 Application DescriptionACO

38 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1StartupStartup can be manual or automatic.Manual Start. The operator presses the TS310 [START] button then

Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator Control ACON.030 39April 1998 Rev. 1Input/OutputField devices required for the basic configuration are described be

40 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 15.2 Required Additional EntriesDescription CH#Min. Governor 15Max. Governor 16Overspeed Set 17Speed Tuning

Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator Control ACON.030 41April 1998 Rev. 1In addition to the devices listed above some minor configuration must be done.•

42 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 15.4 Machine Data ListingACON.030 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS SPEED USED D 00 0 0-

6 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 12.1 General ArrangementSTOPSTARTF1F2F3CLEAR ENTER1324567890 •TRISENTS3108 .

Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator Control ACON.030 43April 1998 Rev. 1ACON.030 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS V2 MIN LIMIT K 3

44 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.030 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS ANALOG INPUT #1 & #2 K 70 0400 WORD #1AN

Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator Control ACON.030 45April 1998 Rev. 15.5 WiringI/O Device Remarks WiringPU-1 Speed Pickup Standard Magnetic SpeedPic

46 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1I/O Device Remarks WiringDI-2 Remote StopContactClose Contact to Trip Turbine2627LOOP POWER *ACON-16STOP CO

Chapter 5 - Synchronous Generator Control ACON.030 47April 1998 Rev. 1SPEEDPICKUPSPASSIVETYPE(TYP 3 PLS)201918171615141312111098765432140393837363534

Chapter 6 - Speed/Load, Extraction Control ACON.040 49April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 6 - Speed/Load, Extraction Control(ACON.040)6.1 Application Descriptio

50 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1StartupStartup can be manual or automatic.Manual Start. The operator presses the TS310 [START] button then

Chapter 6 - Speed/Load, Extraction Control ACON.040 51April 1998 Rev. 1Input/OutputField devices required for the basic configuration are described b

52 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 16.2 Required Additional EntriesDescription CH#Min. Governor 15Max. Governor 16Overspeed Set 17Speed Tuning

Chapter 2 - General Description 7April 1998 Rev. 12.2 Software ProgramsTS310 Digital Controller has been continuously improved over time. Serial num

Chapter 6 - Speed/Load, Extraction Control ACON.040 53April 1998 Rev. 1In addition to the devices listed above some minor configuration must be done.

54 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.040 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS * ACCELERATION RATE K 12 _____ 0-29999 RPM/M

Chapter 6 - Speed/Load, Extraction Control ACON.040 55April 1998 Rev. 1ACON.040 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS * MIN ENGRG UNI

56 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1ACON.040 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * CH DISPLAY RANGE UNITS 2ND PID CONTROL K 83 0000 WORD #14STATUS IND

Chapter 6 - Speed/Load, Extraction Control ACON.040 57April 1998 Rev. 1I/O Device Remarks WiringPU-2 Speed Pickup Standard Magnetic SpeedPickupTRISEN

58 TS310 ACON Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1I/O Device Remarks WiringAI-3 CustomerSignal4-20 mA Signal from CustomerDevice for Remote 3rd PIDSetpoint12

Chapter 6 - Speed/Load Extraction Control ACON.040 59April 1998 Rev. 1SPEEDPICKUPSPASSIVETYPE(TYP 3 PLS)201918171615141312111098765432140393837363534

TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerExtraction Admission Operation GuideDocument No. 4933-0016April 1998Rev. 1La Marque, Texas

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8 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1SPEEDINPUTSSPEEDCONTROLOUTPUTNO. 1PICKUPINPUTSDIGITAL I/OANALOGINPUTSPRESSUR

iv TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. A September 1990 General editorial revision.Rev. B July 199

Contents vApril 1998 Rev. 1ContentsREVISION HISTORY...

Chapter 1 - Introduction 1April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 1 - IntroductionThe TRISEN TS310 digital controller is the most flexible and versatile control sys

Chapter 2 - Definitions 3April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 2 - DefinitionsConfusion sometimes surrounds the meanings and functions of EXTRACTION turbines andA

Chapter 3 - Basics 5April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 3 - BasicsA typical extraction/admission steam turbine can be created by mounting two simple steam turbi

6 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1SEVERAL OBSERVATIONS ARE IMMEDIATELY APPARENT:If V1 is open and V2 is closed, the

Chapter 3 - Basics 7April 1998 Rev. 1If V1 is half open and V2 is half open, the HP case will produce 2500 kW from 900 PSI steam; theLP case will pro

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Chapter 2 - General Description 9April 1998 Rev. 12.3TS310 UpgradesTS310 product improvements are listed below. Features not listed as improvements

8 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 13.3 Speed (Load) ControlConversely, now consider what must occur to change power

Chapter 3 - Basics 9April 1998 Rev. 13.5 Operation VariationsUntil now, our model turbine could be used to extract steam (from the turbine to the int

10 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1These two ratios match the controller to the individual turbine for each applica

Chapter 3 - Basics 11April 1998 Rev. 13.7 Calculation of F, H and B ValuesThe TS310 is configured to operate an extraction steam turbine by calculati

12 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1MAXIMUM STEAM FLOWMAXIMUM EXTRACTION LINESTEAM FLOWCONSTANT EXTRACTION LINESPRES

Chapter 3 - Basics 13April 1998 Rev. 1F ValueThe F value is a ratio which should represent the steam flow capacity of V2 (the low pressure case)divid

Chapter 4 - Control Actions 15April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 4 - Control Actions4.1 Control VariationsExtraction/admission steam turbines can be controlled

16 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 14.2 Control Action/Actuator ActionSome controllers must be direct-acting; some m

Chapter 5 - Function Configuration 17April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 5 - Function ConfigurationChannel 86 provides a variety of options to use with extracti

10 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1MODEL - MOD1 MOD2 MOD3 MOD4 MOD4 MOD4EPROMS - SO31 SO32 SO33 SO34R1 SO34R

Chapter 6 - Extraction/Admission Enabling 19April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 6 - Extraction/Admission Enabling6.1 Enabling Extraction-VariationsThe user can

20 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1WARNING!Options 2) and 3) should not be used if there is no check valve in theex

Chapter 7 - Limiting Functions/Decoupling 21April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 7 - Limiting Functions/Decoupling7.1 DecouplingThe D position in Channel 86 can

22 TS310 Extraction /Admission Operation Users GuideApril 1998 Rev. 1Conversely, it may be desirable to operate extraction pressure control and backp

Chapter 8 - Analog/Digital Inputs/Outputs 23April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 8 - Analog/Digital Inputs/Outputs8.1 Analog Inputs-SetpointSeveral analog inputs

Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting Extraction Control 25April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting Extraction ControlSymptom Cause Troubleshooting StepsEx

TS310 MOD4A Digital ControllerSynchronous Generator Operation GuideDocument No. 4933-0015April 1998Rev. 1La Marque, Texas

Chapter 2 - General Description 11April 1998 Rev. 1Main Board Upgrades• New board is multi-layered, versus a single layer on the old board.• Voltag

iiiApril 1998 Rev. 1CopyrightCopyright 1998by TRICONEXLa Marque, Texas, U.S.A.All rights reserved. No part of this work covered by the copyright here

iv TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. A September 1990 General technical and editorial revision.Rev. B July

Contents vApril 1998 Rev. 1ContentsREVISION HISTORY...

vi TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 9 - Parallel Isochronous Operation...

Chapter 1 - Introduction 1April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 1 - IntroductionThe control of synchronous generator drives is simple and straightforward if one i

Chapter 2 - Droop Control 3April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 2 - Droop Control2.1 Droop Control - Visual ExamplesVisualizing DROOP control is somewhat difficu

4 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 1It is important to understand that the level will never return to the setpoint (or reference)

Chapter 2 - Droop Control 5April 1998 Rev. 1The level control and the flyball governor are both examples of PROPORTIONAL ONLY orDROOP control. The d

6 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 12.4 Droop Stabilizes The GridWe mentioned that dozens or even hundreds of synchronous generat

Chapter 2 - Droop Control 7April 1998 Rev. 12.7 PIP DroopThere is another difficulty with plain DROOP control. It is strictly a displacement functio

8 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 12.8 When The TS310 Is Used For Generator ControlTS310 software is designed to be used for SYN

Chapter 3 - Startup 9April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 3 - Startup3.1 Improved Startup SequencingDigital controllers can provide still one more valuable featu

Chapter 4 - Synch Vs Induction Generators 11April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 4 - Synchronous Generators VsInduction GeneratorsTwo types of electrical generat

12 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 14.3 Differences In ControlThe control schemes used with Synchronous and Induction generators

Chapter 5 - Synchronizing 13April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 5 - Synchronizing5.1 Manual SynchronizingThe TS310 will function in isochronous speed control mo

14 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 15.3 How The TS310 Performs AutosynchronizingThe MPS390 (discussed in Chapter 8 of this manua

Chapter 6 - Tuning & Setpoints 15April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 6 - Tuning & Setpoints6.1 Control Tuning For Generator OperationWhether STARTUP TUN

Chapter 3 - Hardware 13April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 3 - HardwareOpening the door of the TS310 reveals the Main Board on the back of the door. The TS310

Chapter 7 - Limits 17April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 7 - LimitsIn addition to the limits listed in the TS310 manual, several limits are or can be specific t

18 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 17.3 Load (Generator Output) Low LimitsWhen a kilowatt signal is configured (09) in Channels

Chapter 8 - The TRISEN MPS390 19April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 8 - The TRISEN MPS390The TRISEN MPS390 Generator Control Module is used for obtaining a gene

20 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 18.3 Minimum TS310/MPS390 Connections ForGenerator Output (Kilowatts)Typical Configuration:No

Chapter 8 - The TRISEN MPS390 21April 1998 Rev. 18.4 Minimum TS310/MPS390 Connections ForKilowatts And AutosynchronizingTypical Configuration:No. 2 A

22 TS310 Synchronous Generator OperationApril 1998 Rev. 18.5 Minimum TS310/MPS390 Connections For Kilowatt ,Autosynchronizing, and Parallel Isochrono

Chapter 9 - Parallel Isochronous Operation 23April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 9 - Parallel Isochronous OperationThe TS310 can provide parallel isochronous op

Chapter 10 - Troubleshooting Generator Operation 25April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 10 - Troubleshooting Generator OperationSymptom Troubleshooting StepsBack

14 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1INSTGNDFUSE310-38SAFETYGROUND2019181716151413121110987654321403938373635343

Chapter 3 - Hardware 15April 1998 Rev. 13.1TS310 Main BoardU39U38U37U36RIBBON CABLE CONNECTORU40U32U31U30U29U33A36B36C36A37B37C37A38B38C38A39B39C39E4

16 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 13.2TS310 Power SupplyHNG+-INSTGNDFUSE310-5Figure 6. TS310 Back View Showin

Chapter 3 - Hardware 17April 1998 Rev. 1For battery back-up installations, a special TS310 power supply operates on 12 VDC furnished by thebattery ba

18 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 13.3 Termination PanelThe Termination Panel is located in the lower half of

iv TS310 Users GuidesApril 1998 Rev. 1Revision HistoryRev. C July 1991 Changes to all parts except MODBUS®Rev. D September 1991 Technical changes to:

Chapter 3 - Hardware 19April 1998 Rev. 1RTDs and ThermocouplesThese require external conditioning.Digital Inputs and OutputsThese circuits must use t

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 21April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 4 - Installation & WiringThe discussion in this chapter is not theoretical. All

22 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1The TS310 should be mounted to rigid structures only so that the unit will

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 23April 1998 Rev. 1Figure 10. Surface Mounting Dimensions, Front View

24 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 12.0"(51mm)5.56"(141mm)310-341"CONDUITHUB12.75"(324mm)8.

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 25April 1998 Rev. 1STOPSTARTF1F2F3CLEAR ENTER1324567890 •TRISENTS3108.8.8.8.8.8.8.8.))))310-316.00"(152.4m

26 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1310-326.12"(155.5mm)0.435"(11.05mm)15.00"(381.0mm)3.00"

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 27April 1998 Rev. 14.2 Wiring - GeneralFailure to use the following wiring recommendations will result in insta

28 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1GroundingGrounding complex systems to minimize electro-magnetic interferenc

vApril 1998 Rev. 1Warnings!READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL AND ALL RELATED PUBLICATIONS PERTAINING TOTHE WORK TO BE PERFORMED BEFORE INSTALLING, OPERATING, O

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 29April 1998 Rev. 1The central element (the TS310) of this system should be grounded as though it were an isola

30 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.3 I/O Relay Module WiringSolid-state output relays are subject to small l

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 31April 1998 Rev. 14.4TS310 Termination Panel WiringRefer to Figure 7 and wire the termination panel as follows

32 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5 Typical Field WiringInstallation should carefully follow recommendation

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 33April 1998 Rev. 14.5.2TS310 Contact Output WiringPower requirements depend on load and output module used:Mod

34 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5.3TS310 to PX102 Transmitter WiringThe PX102 transmitter is a voltage ou

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 35April 1998 Rev. 14.5.4TS310 Analog Input to 4 to 20 mA External Power WiringAn analog input powered by an ext

36 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5.5TS310 to Two-Wire Transmitter WiringTwo-wire transmitters (Foxboro, Ro

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 37April 1998 Rev. 14.5.6 Communications WiringThe RS422 multi-drop port communications should be connected as s

38 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5.7 Magnetic Speed Pickup WiringThe TS310 controller requires an accurate

vi TS310 Users GuidesApril 1998 Rev. 1DisclaimerBecause of the variety of uses for this equipment, the user of and those responsible for applying thi

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 39April 1998 Rev. 1The choice of gear to use with a magnetic speed pickup is very important in obtaining a good

40 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5.8TS310 to HCX21 Transducer WiringThe HCX21 current to hydraulic transdu

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 41April 1998 Rev. 14.5.9TS310 to HSC3 Hydraulic Actuator WiringThe HSC3 Hydraulic Actuator should be connected

42 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 14.5.10 Current-to-Pneumatic (I/P) Transducer WiringThis transducer is used

Chapter 4 - Installation & Wiring 43April 1998 Rev. 14.5.11 DC Input Power & Ground Wiring+-ACAC+-ChassisACDCINPUTCOMV1V2V4V3GRNBLUBRN5 ASBTS

Chapter 5 - Operating Functions 45April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 5 - Operating FunctionsTS310STOPF1F3CLEAR ENTER1 324 5 67 8 90 •STARTF2KeypadTS310ELECTRON

46 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Commonly used keyboard and operating functions are listed below:• The STAR

Chapter 5 - Operating Functions 47April 1998 Rev. 15.1 Startup SequenceThe startup sequence illustrated and described in these paragraphs is called N

48 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1No Idle - Channel 82 = (0XXX)As shown in the startup sequence diagram (figu

viiApril 1998 Rev. 1Electrostatic Discharge AwarenessElectrostatic discharge can damage or destroy electronic components, assemblies, or systems.1. K

Chapter 5 - Operating Functions 49April 1998 Rev. 15.3 Startup Sequence VariationsSeveral variations are available for Startup Sequencing.NO IDLE - C

Chapter 6 - Maintenance 51April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 6 - MaintenanceGENERAL: The TS310 is completely solid-state and requires no routine maintenance a

52 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1There are only four assemblies in the unit. These are the Main Circuit Boa

Chapter 6 - Maintenance 53April 1998 Rev. 1If EPROMS are changed but the footprint is the same, it is possible the checksum will not compare.In this

Chapter 7 - Spare Parts 55April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 7 - Spare PartsMajor TS310 Assemblies1310 TS310 Main Board1311 TS310 Termination Panel, less I/O m

56 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 19250-0000 Fuse, 0.5 amp plug-in pico (for F9 and F10)9274-0000 Fuse, 5 amp

Chapter 8 - Specifications 57April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 8 - SpecificationsElectricalFactory Mutual ApprovedApproved for Hazardous LocationsNEMA Approve

58 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1ElectronicsCPU 16 bit TMS 9995 - 12MHz ClockRAM Memory 8K BytesEEPROM 2K By

viii TS310 Users GuidesApril 1998 Rev. 1Triconex OfficesWORLD HEADQUARTERS MANUFACTURING LOCATIONSTriconex Corporation TMR Products & Systems TRI

Chapter 9 - Configuration 59April 1998 Rev. 1Chapter 9 - ConfigurationThis chapter is a quick reference guide, intended for use primarily during conf

60 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 15. When fininshed with your configuration, exit the three-dot mode as foll

Chapter 9 - Configuration 61April 1998 Rev. 19.3 Changing The PasswordTHIS PAGE CAN BE REMOVED FROM THEMANUAL, IF DESIRED.All TS310 controllers are s

62 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1This page has been left blank intentionally.

Chapter 9 - Configuration 63April 1998 Rev. 19.4 Entering DataWhether a Password is required or not, all configuration value entry procedures are acc

64 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 19.5 Function KeysThe F1 key performs the following functions in the TS310:•

Chapter 9 - Configuration 65April 1998 Rev. 1TS310 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * DISPLAY RANGE UNITS * = Required for minimum operation (see ¶9.8)

66 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1TS310 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * DISPLAY RANGE UNITS * = Required for

Chapter 9 - Configuration 67April 1998 Rev. 1TS310 MACHINE DATA LISTINGFUNCTION * DISPLAY RANGE UNITS * = Required for minimum operation (see ¶9.8)

68 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 19.7 Channel DefinitionsCH 0-4 Speed And Analog Input DisplaysRange: 0-29,99

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Chapter 9 - Configuration 69April 1998 Rev. 1CH 12 Acceleration Rate * Configuration RequiredRange: 0-29,999Units: RPM/MINRef.: Channel 82This channe

70 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 18-19 Speed Switch SettingsRange: 0-29,999Units: RPMRef.: Channels 72-7

Chapter 9 - Configuration 71April 1998 Rev. 1These are suggested turning values to start with. The system will require further tuning after you gety

72 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 46-61 Analog InputsRef. CH 70 and 71ACON Chapter 4Use of the four analog

Chapter 9 - Configuration 73April 1998 Rev. 1Example 2: A 0 to 10 volt DC input signal that represents a 100 to 500 psig steam turbine backpressure

74 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1CH 66 Local Load LimitRange: 0-100Units: PercentRef.: Channels 72-79, 84,

Chapter 9 - Configuration 75April 1998 Rev. 1CH 70-71 Analog InputConfiguration Words 1 and 2Ref.: Channels 1-4, and 46-61These two channels are the

76 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1As an example, let’s say we want the second analog input to be a direct spe

Chapter 9 - Configuration 77April 1998 Rev. 1CH 72-79 Input/Output ContactsConfiguration Words 3-10Ref.: These eight channels (Configuration Words) w

78 TS310 Installation Configuration Operation MaintenanceApril 1998 Rev. 1Let’s start with the A position, the definition of the type of I/O. Below