Megger TM1800 Bedienungsanleitung

TM1800

Circuit Breaker Analyzer System

Art No. ZP-CG01E Doc. CG0757JE V04a 2017

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User’s Manual

TM1800

Circuit Breaker Analyzer System

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User’s Manual

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Contents

1 Safety

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1.1 General............................................................... 8

Symbols on the instrument ................................ 8

1.2 Safety instructions............................................... 8

1.3 Protective earthing procedure in HV environments

....................................................................... 12

2 Introduction

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2.1 Features............................................................ 14

Beneﬁts ........................................................... 14

2.2 User’s Registration............................................. 15

2.3 Service and Support.......................................... 15

Contact Information ........................................ 15

Checklist before calling/e-mailing for support...15

2.4 Shipping TM1800 ............................................. 16

3 System overview

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3.1 The instrument ................................................. 18

3.2 Control panel.................................................... 18

3.3 Display.............................................................. 19

3.4 Navigation buttons ........................................... 20

3.5 Top panel.......................................................... 21

3.6 Module panel ................................................... 22

3.7 Keyboard .......................................................... 22

3.8 External equipment........................................... 23

Network/External computer ............................. 23

Printer ............................................................. 23

Backup media.................................................. 23

External screen ................................................ 23

3.9 Operating positions........................................... 24

4 Modules

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4.1 Control module ................................................ 26

4.2 DCM module.................................................... 27

DCM capability ................................................ 28

4.3 Timing M/R module .......................................... 29

4.4 Analog module................................................. 30

4.5 Digital module .................................................. 30

4.6 Timing Aux module ........................................................31

4.7 Printer module.................................................. 31

How to change paper ...................................... 31

4.8 HDD module..................................................... 33

4.9 Dummy module................................................ 33

5 Installing/removing modules _______ 34

5.1 Installing a module............................................ 34

5.2 Removing a module.......................................... 35

6 CABA Local

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6.1 Start/Shut down CABA Local............................. 36

Start ................................................................ 36

Shut down....................................................... 36

6.2 OnLine Help...................................................... 37

WHAT´S THIS? ................................................. 37

MANUAL ......................................................... 37

6.3 Navigation & display buttons............................. 38

6.4 Main and submenus ......................................... 39

Selected items bar ........................................... 39

6.5 Repair CABA Local............................................ 39

6.6 Updating CABA Local ....................................... 40

6.7 Optional software............................................. 40

Printer and Back-up media............................... 40

Antivirus .......................................................... 40

6.8 The main menu................................................. 41

Templates ........................................................ 41

Breaker List...................................................... 41

Breaker View ................................................... 41

Analyser View.................................................. 41

Transducers...................................................... 41

System Settings ............................................... 41

6.9 Templates menu................................................ 41

What is a template .......................................... 41

How to create a template ................................ 42

Max Conﬁg Template....................................... 42

Comparison to test plans in CABA Win ........... 42

Create a subfolder ........................................... 42

Delete a subfolder ........................................... 42

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Rename a subfolder......................................... 42

Create a template from a breaker .................... 43

Rename a template.......................................... 43

Set a template as default ................................. 43

Delete a template ............................................ 43

6.10 Breaker List menu ........................................... 43

Create a breaker .............................................. 44

Edit Breaker ID................................................. 44

Delete a breaker .............................................. 45

Import a breaker.............................................. 45

Export a breaker .............................................. 45

Begin a new test.............................................. 46

Edit Test ID....................................................... 46

Delete a test .................................................... 47

Hook up diagrams & transducers ..................... 47

View a recording.............................................. 47

Graph.............................................................. 48

Parameters ...................................................... 49

Graph layout ................................................... 50

Display settings................................................ 50

Print preview ................................................... 50

Delete recording .............................................. 50

Edit notes ........................................................ 51

6.11 Breaker View menu......................................... 51

Make settings for a breaker ............................. 51

Breaker set up example.................................... 52

Setting the pulse and delay times.................... 52

Setting the measurement preferences .............. 53

Settings ........................................................... 53

Setting the trig in settings................................ 54

Setting the resistance measurement preferences

....................................................................... 55

Setting the measurement time & sample interval

....................................................................... 55

Motion measurement preferences menu.......... 56

6.12 Analyzer view menu........................................ 57

Hook-up instructions ....................................... 57

Select transducer ............................................. 57

Monitor ........................................................... 57

6.13 Transducers menu........................................... 58

Deﬁne new transducer..................................... 58

Deﬁning motion transducer ............................. 58

Calibrating resistive transducers ....................... 59

6.14 System Settings menu..................................... 66

General ........................................................... 66

DATE & TIME ................................................... 67

Company data................................................. 67

Units................................................................ 67

Printer ............................................................. 68

Select printer ................................................... 69

System Versions ............................................... 69

Hardware Data ................................................ 69

Backup/Restore................................................ 70

7 Perform testing

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7.1 TM1800 Start-up .............................................. 72

7.2 Check list - before testing ................................. 72

7.3 Basic test .......................................................... 73

7.4 Quick test ......................................................... 73

7.5 Deﬁne a new circuit breaker ............................. 74

7.6 Using circuit breaker created in CABA Win........ 74

Import circuit breaker set-ups from CABA Win. 76

7.7 Reporting.......................................................... 76

Print preview ................................................... 76

Send recordings to other report formats .......... 77

7.8 Evaluate the results........................................... 78

Timing measurement ....................................... 78

Motion measurement ...................................... 79

Coil currents .................................................... 79

Dynamic Resistance Measurements (DRM) ....... 80

7.9 Store measurements ......................................... 81

To do backup................................................... 81

8 Application examples

__________________________________ 82

8.1 Example 1......................................................... 82

3-phase circuit breaker with two interrupters per

phase and separate operating mechanism with

DualGround..................................................... 82

GIS circuit breaker - DCM in GIS mode............. 83

8.2 Example 2......................................................... 84

3-phase circuit breaker with single interrupter per

phase and common operating mechanism....... 84

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8.3 Example 3......................................................... 85

3-phase circuit breaker with two interrupters per

phase and separate operating mechanism ....... 85

9 Speciﬁcations

__________________________________ 86

Speciﬁcations TM1800............................................ 86

10Troubleshooting & FAQ

__________________________________ 88

10.1 Troubleshooting.............................................. 88

10.2 FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions ................. 89

11 Data analysis

__________________________________ 90

11.1 Analysis window (CABAana) ........................... 90

File menu......................................................... 90

Edit menu........................................................ 91

View menu ...................................................... 91

Parameter Window.......................................... 92

Graph Window................................................ 92

Layout menu ........................................ 93

Compare - menu ............................................. 94

Window menu................................................. 94

Report ............................................................. 95

12 Quick Guide

__________________________________ 98

Select – Connect – Inspect ...................................... 98

STEP 1: Select ......................................................... 98

STEP 2: Connect ..................................................... 99

STEP 3: Inspect........................................................ 99

Index _____________________________ 100

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1 SAFETY

1Safety

1.1 General

IMPORTANT

Read and comply with the following in-

structions.

Always comply with local safety regula-

tions.

Symbols on the instrument

Caution, refer to accompanying docu-

ments.

Caution, risk of electric shock.

Protective conductor terminal.

WEEE, Waste Electrical and Electronic

Equipment. Please utilize your local

WEEE collection facilities in the dispo-

sition of this product and otherwise

observe all applicable requirements.

The unit can also be returned to Megger

at any time at no charge for the dis-

posal.

1.2 Safety instructions

1] Read All Instructions. All safety and operat-

ing instructions must be read before using

TM1800.

2] Retain All Instructions. All safety and operat-

ing instructions must be retained for future

reference.

3] Follow All Instructions. All operating and

usage instructions for the TM1800 must be

followed. To avoid damage, do not exceed

the maximum speciﬁed input limits.

Never do any work on a circuit breaker un-

less the control circuits of the circuit breaker

are disconnected from the TM1800 control

module or remote operation.

Turn off the power and disconnect all the

connected leads and the power plug before

dismounting or adding any modules to the

TM1800.

Use caution when working near bare con-

ductors or bus bars. Accidental contact with

a conductor may cause electrical shock. At

dry locations use caution when working with

voltages that exceed 33 V AC and 46 V peak

or 70 V DC, such signals pose a shock hazard.

At wet locations, use caution when working

with voltages that exceed 16 V AC and 22

V peak or 35 V DC. Follow the local safety

regulations.

4] Grounding (Earthing).

Single ground system. This equipment can

be used only in electrical systems with single

ground.

The user must verify before connecting this

unit to power, that High Voltage Ground

and Low Voltage Protective Ground create

a single protective ground with no measur-

able voltage potential existing between

these ground systems. If a voltage potential

is found between the ground systems please

consult local safety regulations.

Mains cord protective conductor. The

TM1800 is equipped with a power cord with

integral safety ground pin. Do not defeat the

safety ground in any manner. The equipment

must be connected to a grounded mains out-

Figure 1.2-1 Protective conductor terminal

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let. Not doing so may result in ﬁre or electric

shock.

Separate ground wire. The TM1800 case must

also be grounded by the separate protective

ground wire with connection to the Protective

Conductor Terminal on top of the TM1800.

Check the continuity of the protective

ground wire before each use. Make sure the

connector is fastened properly to the TM1800

Protective Conductor Terminal. Make sure

the connection point at the ground system

is fastened properly. Route the wire so that

it is unlikely to be walked on or that it may

loosen accidentally by someone or something

moving near it.

Note: The protective ground wire must not

be loosened while any input connector is at-

tached to the contacts of a high voltage cir-

cuit breaker or another device being subject

to inductive or capacitive coupled interfer-

ence from surrounding high voltage wires.

5] Connections and disconnections to the

inputs. All input or output connections and

disconnections must be made only while

the circuit breaker poles are connected to

ground on both sides. Always connect the

TM1800 to ground before making any other

connections to the TM1800.

The Timing M/R module inputs are designed

to handle coupled interference current from

surroundings by active interference suppres-

sion. The protection, though, is relaying on

a current path from the connected inputs to

ground.

The current passing through the wires may

be harmful if there is no current path to

ground since, in that case, the high voltage

may cause an arc.

Before connecting or disconnecting the

TM1800 to a high voltage circuit breaker’s

contacts, make sure the circuit breaker is

closed and connected to ground on both

sides.

The rules regarding connection to protec-

tive ground given above must be followed

closely.

Neglecting these rules may result in ﬁre, elec-

tric shock, or other hazards.

The Timing M/R module inputs are designed

to CAT I Environment – Secondary (signal

level) or battery operated circuits of electron-

ic equipment. Not connected to mains.

DO NOT use the Timing M/R inputs to meas-

ure on circuits in measurement category II, III

or IV.

6] Heat. The TM1800 must be situated away

from any heat sources such as radiators, heat

registers, stoves, or other products that pro-

duce heat.

7] Ventilation. Slots and openings in the

TM1800 are provided for ventilation. They

ensure reliable operations of the TM1800,

keeping it from overheating. These open-

ings must not be blocked nor covered during

operation. Do not install the TM1800 in a

closed space, such as a rack or cabinet, unless

proper ventilation is provided through fol-

lowing the manufacturer’s installation proce-

dure. Blocking the ventilation slots prevents

proper airﬂow and may result in ﬁre, electric

shock or equipment damage. Do not run the

TM1800 with an empty module slot, insert a

Dummy module.

8] Water and moisture. Do not use the TM1800

near water. To prevent ﬁre or shock hazard,

do not expose the TM1800 to rain or mois-

ture.

Do not touch the plug with wet hands. Doing

so may result in electrical shock.

9] Accessories. Do not use any accessories not

recommended by the TM1800 manufacturer

as they may cause hazards.

10] EMC Warning. The TM1800 generates, uses,

and can generate radio frequency energy.

If not installed and used in accordance with

this manual it may cause interference to

radio communications. The TM1800 has

been tested and found to comply with the

limits for measurement equipment designed

to provide reasonable protection against

such interference when used in an industrial

environment. Operation of the TM1800 in

a commercial or residential area is likely to

cause interference, at which case, the user,

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at his own expense, will be required to take

whatever measures that may be required to

correct the interference.

11] Cables. To conform to the CE requirements

for high frequency radiation, shielded cables

or cables with added ferrite ﬁlters must be

used for connection to the inputs/outputs.

Do not use auxiliary equipment and/or cables

not recommended by the TM1800 manufac-

turer.

12] Cables Protection. Connecting cables must

be routed so that they are not likely to be

walked on nor pinched by items placed upon

or against them. Do not place them under-

neath the TM1800 or other heavy objects. Do

not pull on or tie them. Pay particular atten-

tion to the connectors. To disconnect a cable,

unlock the retainer (in case of an XLR con-

nector), grasp the connector ﬁrmly and pull.

Tugging on the cord may damage and result

in ﬁre or electric shock. If an input- or output

cable becomes damaged, stop using it. Use of

a damaged cable may result in ﬁre or electric

shock.

13] Power Cord Protection. Power supply cords

must be routed so that they are not likely to

be walked on nor pinched by items placed

upon or against them. Do not place the cord

underneath the TM1800 or other heavy

objects. Do not pull on or tie the cord. Pay

particular attention to the cords at AC wall

plugs and convenience receptacles, and at

the point where the cord connects to the

TM1800. To disconnect the power cord, grasp

the plug ﬁrmly and pull. Tugging on the cord

may damage and result in ﬁre or electric

shock. If the power cord becomes damaged,

stop using it. Use of a damaged cord may

result in ﬁre or electric shock.

14] Power sources. The TM1800 must be oper-

ated from the type of power source indicated

on the marking label and in the installation

instructions. If you are not sure of the type of

power supplied to your facility, consult your

local power company. Not doing so may result

in ﬁre or electric shock or equipment damage.

Use an easily accessible power outlet. This

will ensure that you can disconnect the

power quickly in case of a problem.

The TM1800 should be operated only from

the type of power source indicated on its

nameplate.

15] Inputs and outputs. Do not apply voltage

to the outputs. Do not exceed the speciﬁed

input voltage limit on any of the TM1800

inputs.

16] Lightning. For added protection for the

TM1800 during a light storm, or when it is

left unattended and unused for long periods

of time, unplug it from the AC outlet and

from all cables connected to the inputs. This

will prevent damage to the TM1800 due to

lightning and power supply surges.

Note: The protective ground wire must not

be loosened while any input connector is

attached to any source of power, especially

the contacts of a high voltage circuit breaker

or another device being subject to inductive

or capacitive coupled interference from sur-

rounding high voltage wires.

17] Overloading. Do not overload AC wall out-

lets, extension cords, or integral convenience

outlets as this can result in ﬁre or electric

shock hazard.

18] Object and liquid entry. Never push objects

of any kind into the TM1800 through open-

ings as they may touch dangerous voltage

points or short parts that could result in ﬁre

or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any

kind into the unit.

19] Place the TM1800 at a strong and stable

place. Do not place the TM1800 on an unsta-

ble cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table. The

unit may fall, causing serious damage to a

person, and serious damage to the unit.

Do not place the TM1800 in areas with exces-

sive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.

20] A TM1800 and Cart Combination should

be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive

force, and uneven surfaces may cause the

unit and the cart combination to overturn.

Disconnect the power cord and cables when

moving the unit. Moving the unit with the

cord or cables attached is dangerous. It may

result in injury.

21] Carrying. Handle with care when carrying the

unit. Lifting the unit with your back bended

or dropping the unit may result in injury or

equipment damage.

22] Damaged TM1800. Do not use the TM1800

if the test leads appear damaged. Do not

continue using a damaged TM1800. Using a

damaged TM1800 may result in ﬁre or electric

shock.

Never touch the plug and power cord if it

begins to thunder. Touching them may result

in electric shock.

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