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Getting started with

COM in powerconfig

Quick start guide

The COM PROFINET IO / Modbus TCP module adds a new level of high speed, secure

communications to the WL Breaker product family. The functionality and data structure of the

COM is based on the COM/COM module and is compatible with all WL with CubicleBUS

support. The COM is therefore suitable for the modernization and expansions of plants as well.

By utilizing Siemens powerconfig software, the COM can be quickly configured for use. Once

configured, the COM is the gateway to the breaker itself and can be used locally or remotely to

configure trip unit parameters, downloading metering data, event logs, and waveforms using the

powerconfig software. The latest version of powerconfig software is always available here:

https://support.industry.siemens.com/cs/ww/de/view/ Please note that you will need to

Powerconfig can be used without the need for a network hub or switch to configure the

parameters for one breaker on a : basis. It can also be used across a network to check breaker

status or change breaker parameters. Powerconfig is not a replacement for a SCADA or energy

monitoring system such as WinPM.net but rather a compliment to it. Powerconfig can be used to

check breaker data while the other systems go about their business over the network. It can be

used on a network with Modbus TCP and PROFINET IO traffic simultaneously.

Introduction

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powerconfig | Quick Start Guide

First: Make sure the "Write Enable" jumper is in place (between terminals  and ) so that parameters can be written.

To configure your COM, you can either connect to it directly to your computer or connect it to a network to which your computer

is connected.

If you connect directly, you will need to make sure Windows Defender Firewall allows UDP Port . The process for doing this is

in an appendix at the end of this guide.

To set the IP address of the COM, connect your COM to your network or to the Ethernet port on your computer. Open power-

config with a new project.

Search for accessible devices:

Select the network adapter connected to the network to which your COM is connected then click search:

After the device is found, click on the locked slider to unlock the device so that the parameters can be changed.

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Previously configured adapter

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

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Quick Start Guide | powerconfig

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Enter the desired IP address, netmask and gateway required for your network. When entering IP addresses, do not type the ".", it

will be added automatically after typing  digits. If only one digit is required, use the right arrow key to move to the next octet.

Click the Load to device button:

The IP addresses will be written to the COM.

To verify that the device is now accessible on the network, open a command window and use the ping command:

Click on the Create devices button and the newly configured COM will be added to the powerconfig project:

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How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

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powerconfig | Quick Start Guide

The device name in this case would be WL ....

If there are multiple devices on the network and you need help identifying the one to which you are connected, click the blink button:

After the Blinking dialog opens, click the Start Blinking button.

The PN and TCP LEDs on the device will alternate flashing on and off. When finished, click on Stop Blinking (which will also be blinking).

Close the Search for Accessible Devices dialog.

If the COM is connected to a WL breaker and trip unit, parameters will be loaded into powerconfig.

Click the Go Online button to access live data from the breaker.

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

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Quick Start Guide | powerconfig

Prerequisite: The COM module is connected to a network, has an IP address and can be communicated with.

Once a COM has been given an IP address and can be communicated with, the first step is to load the COM parameters to the

PC. Click on the Load to PC button and the breaker and communication parameters will be loaded into powerconfig.

The screen will have the connected breaker information on it:

Scroll down until Configurable I/O module is visible. The currently configured state of the Com digital input and Com digital output

will be shown.

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

Appendix : Configuring the COM for a Dynamic Arc Flash Mitigation application

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powerconfig | Quick Start Guide

In this configuration, the status of the "Free" or user-configurable input (terminals  and ) can be queried via communication but

controls nothing.

To configure the input to change the active parameter set, select DAS from the drop down (there are only two choices).

In the default configuration, the “Free” or user-configurable output can be opened and closed via communication. It can also be

configured to act as an additional Bell Alarm (closed when the trip unit has tripped the breaker and staying closed until the tripped

state is reset via the CLEAR button on the trip unit or via communications). For DAS applications, it can be configured to close to

indicate that the trip unit is using Parameter Set B as its active parameter set (B is normally configured as the DAS or Maintenance

parameter set).

When set to be the DAS activation input and indication output, the parameters should be set as shown:

Once set, the parameters must be loaded back to the COM to take effect.

When utilizing the COM as the DAS activation input and status indication output by performing this configuration, it is important

to understand two important points:

) Parameter Set B (DAS or Maintenance Mode parameters) are selected when the DAS ON/OFF contact is OPEN and

Parameter Set A is selected when the contact is CLOSED.

Switch contact shown in normal operating (Parameter Set A) mode.

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

Appendix : Configuring the COM for a Dynamic Arc Flash Mitigation application

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Quick Start Guide | powerconfig

) Once configured to switch parameter sets in DAS mode, the COM has sole control over the active parameter set. Manual

attempts to change from A to B (when in A) or B to A (when in B) will be reversed by the COM within  seconds. This

includes attempts made from the front panel of the trip unit or remote selection via communications.

The input and output can be configured separately. If DAS ON/OFF changes will only be mode remotely via communications, the

Com Digital Input can be left in the User Input state, allowing local indication but remote mode switching.

The setting of the input and output can be changed via a Modbus TCP command over the network when the Write Enable jumper

is in place (terminals  and ). These packets are in Data Set  and are documented in the COM Communications Manual.

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

Appendix : Configuring the COM for a Dynamic Arc Flash Mitigation application

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powerconfig | Quick Start Guide

Different networks/companies have different rules regarding opening ports, but the process of enabling this port is as follows:

. From the Start menu, open Settings.

. Using the search box, find Firewall, then open Windows Defender Firewall.

. Click on Advanced Settings, click on Inbound rules.

. If powerconfig installed correctly, there should be an entry like this:

. Right click on Inbound Rules and click on New Rule:

. Select Program and Browse to the location of powerconfig and select this file:

Click Open and Next. Chose Allow the connection and click Next.

. Make sure the Domain, Private and Public boxes are checked and click Next. Name the rule powerconfig. In the

description, type "Allow UDP port  for COM discovery" and click Finish.

. Double click on the rule and a box of settings will open up, click on the Protocols and Ports tab. Select UDP

under Protocol type and Specific Ports. Enter  under that pull-down:

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

Appendix : Configuring Windows  Defender Firewall to allow COM discovery

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Quick Start Guide | powerconfig

Click OK and close all the dialogs.

To configure the COM connected directly to your computer, you will need to configure an Ethernet port with a static IP

address for the duration of the process. Most computers get their IP addresses from a central router via DHCP (Dynamic Host

Configuration Protocol).

) Open Settings, Network and Internet then Change Adapter Settings

) Select your Ethernet adapter, right click and select Properties:

How to configure a new COM with powerconfig

Appendix : Configuring Windows  Defender Firewall to allow COM discovery

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powerconfig | Quick Start Guide

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