OPERATING MANUAL FOR RAPCON - 24

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ALIVE ERROR 1 ACTIVE

7 4 1
ON CLEAR OFF

8 5 2 0

9 6 3
ENTER YES

SET FUNCTION

`3

10

11

12

MOTOR RUNNING

STANDBY

ERROR
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

LOCAL

MOTOR RUNNING

REMOTE

RAPCON-24

BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED BOILER AUXILIARIES PROJECT RANIPET - 632 406

CONTENTS
1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 5.1 5.1.1 5.1.2 5.1.3 5.1.4 5.1.5 5.1.6 5.1.7 5.1.8 5.1.9 5.1.10 5.1.11 6.0 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 8.0 Introduction Technical Data Controls Function Operation Function Selection Using Password Setting Rapper Times Setting Real Time Starting and stopping a Rapper Starting and stopping a rapper manually Setting Program set no. Checking the Rapper Times Checking the Real Time Checking the RAPCON-24 Address Checking the Program set NO. Alarm Action Standby System Messages RAPCON-24:MASTER Key Board Timeout 2004.04.25 09:10,40 Input Out of Range! Fault Finding

APPENDIX-A APPENDIX-B

1.0

Introduction

RAPCON-24 (Rapper Controller) is a microprocessor-based unit that controls and surveys the operation of rapping motors in Electrostatic Precipitators. One RAPCON24 unit can control up to 24 rapping motors. RAPCON-24 starts and stops the rapping motors as programmed and will give an alarm if a rapping motor fails. RAPCON-24 is a component of BHELs Integrated Operating System (IOS), but can also be used as a stand alone unit. In BHELs Integrated Operating System a maximum of eight RAPCON-24s will communicate on a data link with other control units. From RAPCON-24 each rapping motor can be manually started or stopped during operation, without interfering with other rapping motors. The operation state of each rapping motor is indicated with light emitting diodes on the RAPCON-24 panel. The RAPCON-24 is pre-programmed with number of Rapping Sequences, any of which can be selected depending on the field failure condition of the Electrostatic Precipitator.

2.0

Technical data
280mm 180mm 210mm Weight Operation Temperature Storage Temperature ~8kg +5 to+50C 0 to +70C

Dimension Width Depth Height Cutout Width Height

255mm 180mm

Panel Protection

IP 54

Mains Requirement 24V10% (RAPCON-24 only) 50Hz 5%, 50VA All RAPCON-24 inputs & outputs are brought to screw type terminal strips via short (2.5m) Flat Ribbon cables

Inputs Outputs

:One for each rapping motor: (Opto coupled that acknowledge Rapping motor ON/OFF status.) : One for each rapping motor.(A relay contact. Closure operates the Contactor of the rapping motor.) Page. No.: 01

Communication link: 10mA, (balanced current loop.)

3.0 Controls

RAPCON-24 FRONT PANEL

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ALIVE ACTIVE

01 02 03

ERROR 1

7 4 1
ON OFF

8 5 2 0

9 6 3
ENTER YES

SET FUNCTION

`3

10

11

12

MOTOR RUNNING
STANDBY

13 12 11 10 09 08

ERROR
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

LOCAL

MOTOR RUNNINGCLEAR
REMOTE

RAPCON-24

04 05 06 07
1. ERROR - RED LED that lights if the rapping motor does not start within 3 secs. After start order, or if the rapping motor stops during operation or rapping motor runs more than 10 mnts. continuously in manual mode. 2. MOTOR mode. 3. RUNNING - Rapping motor No. Appropriate number lights when rapping is in programmed running - Green LED that lights when the rapping motor is running.

4. 1(ON) - Numeric pushbutton also used for ON commands 5. CLEAR(OFF) - Pushbutton for clearing the display e.g. after typing errors, or before entering new values and for OFF commands 6. Numerical Pushbuttons - for entering times, rapping motor numbers, password etc., 7. ENTER(YES) - Pushbutton for confirming commands and data entered 8. REMOTE 9. LOCAL 10. STANDBY - Pushbutton for selection of control by Integrated Operating System - Pushbutton for selecting of LOCAL control - Pushbutton ON/OFF selection of standby - Pushbutton for displaying the desired value.

11. SET FUNCTION

12. DISPLAY - Alphanumeric display that presents the functions, set value etc., during setting and control of process times, alarm resets, rappers on and off and password entries. 13. ACTIVE - RED LED indicator to show the unit is controlling the rapping motors 14. ALIVE - RED LED indicator to BLINK to show healthiness of the controller Page No. 02

4.0 Function
RAPCON-24 controls and monitors the operation of up to 24 rapping motors. RAPCON24 has three timers for each rapping motor, so that start time, repetition time run time can be independently set for each rapper. The start time is set in actual clock time (hour, minutes). The repetition time is set in hours and minutes and the run time is set in minutes and seconds. RAPCON-24 gives a relay contact closure to order a rapping motor start. If the rapping motor has not acknowledged the start order within 3 secs, an ERROR alarm will be obtained and the rapping motor will be switched off. This will also occur if the rapping motor should stop during the set run time.

S Start time (reset every 24 hour) R Repetion time G Run time

Timer operation principle.(Only one rapper shown)

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5.0 5.1

Operation Function Selection

Function selection and settings are both made interactively using the RAPCON-24 pushbuttons and the display. Some function can be used during operation, while others require the RAPCON-24 to be in LOCAL mode. The first event operation from (no.2 to 6) Only permits access if the password is answered correctly.

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

Push the SET FUNCTION Push button

SET FUNCTION

And you will get NEXT FUNCTION NO = where you can select the function you went to use. The following are available, and will appear as text on the display. PASSWORD? SET RAPPER TIMES?

1.

NEXT FUNCTION NO =

1.

PASSWORD?

2.

SET RAPPER TIMES?

SET REAL TIME?

3. SET REAL TIME? FFFFF

SET AUTO ON/OFF?

4.

SET AUTO ON/OFF?

5. SET MANUAL ON/OFF?

SET MANUAL ON/OFF?

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SET PROGRAMSET NO?

6.

SET PROGRAMSET NO?

DISPLAY TIMES?

7.

DISPLAY TIMES?

DISPLAY REAL TIME?

8.

DISPLAY REAL TIME?

PROGRAMSET NO?

9.

PROGRAMSET NO?

RAPCON-24 ADDRESS?

10.

RAPCON-24 ADDRESS?

11. RESET ALARM?

RESET ALARM?

SET MOTOR LABEL?

12.

SET MOTOR LABEL?

There are two methods to reach a function, when you are at NEXT FUNCTION No.=. Method A: Jump directly to a specific Function by entering the Number of the function you Want NEXT FUNCTION NO = 7 NEXT FUNCTION NO =7

You confirm the selection With ENTER (YES) Pushbutton.

ENTER YES

7 DISPLAY TIMES? Page No. 03 Page No.05

Method B: NEXT FUNCTION NO = SET FUNCTION

Step from function to Function by pushing The SET FUNCTION Pushbutton repeatedly Until desired function Is obtained.

7 DISPLAY TIMES? SET FUNCTION 8 DISPLAY REAL TIME?

NOTE: To reach a function with Function no. 1 to 6 the RAPCON-24 must be in LOCAL mode. LOCAL Push the pushbutton LOCAL so that the Light Emitting Diode In the pushbutton light.

LOCAL

NOTE: To reach function no. 2 to 6 also have to answer the password. You will automatically Get function No.2 after Answering the password.

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5.1.1 Using Password

This function will only appear if the RAPPER is in LOCAL mode. The Password is factory set and there is on provision to set a new Password. To know the set Password refer Appendix-A Password is required to reach the set function of no.2 to 6.

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

PASSWORD?

Push the pushbutton ENTER (YES) and PASSWORD=appears on the display.

ENTER YES

Give the Password code, Consisting of 4 numbers, On the numerical pushButton, e,g,

PASSWORD =

4 Confirm by pushing the ENTER (YES) pushbutton. ENTER YES Page No. 07

PASSWORD = ****

5.1.2 Setting Rapper Times

Refer the function Using Password also. In this function you set the different times for each motor. During Power ON, all the times will be set as per the Program Set No.01 as default. Set times will be valid until you set new times or charge the Program Set No.(Ref. The function SET PROGRAMSET NO.). The rapper motor will not start to operate according to set time if the rapper is not selected in AUTO ON. EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY

2 SET RAPPER TIMES? Push the ENTER (YES) Pushbutton. ENTER YES RAPPER NO Give the desired rapper no. (1-24) On the numerical pushbuttons.

2
RAPPER NO: 2 . And push the ENTER (YES) pushbutton. The display answers with START TIME =hh:mm.

ENTER YES START TIME =09.00

Press CLEAR (OFF) Pushbutton to erase the Old time.

CLEAR OFF

START TIME = Page No. 08

Give the new time by The numerical pushbuttons. Valid value is 00:00 to 23:59

7
Confirm by pushing ENTER (YES) Pushbutton. ENTER Repeat time Will appear on the Display. If you want to change the Repeat time(hh:mm), do the same As for the setting time. Valid value Is 00:01 to 24:00 Otherwise push ENTER (YES) Pushbutton and.. YES START TIME = 09:27

RAPEAT TIME = 00:06

ENTER YES RUN TIME = 00:00

.run time (mm:ss) will appear on the display. To change the run time do the same as for setting time Valid value is 00:01 to 59:59 To leave the SET RAPPER TIMES Press SET FUNCTION pushbutton Until next function appears.

SET FUNCTION Page No.09

5.1.3 Setting Real Time

Refer the function Using Password also EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY

3. Push the ENTER (YES) push Button and the display shows The real date and time. ENTER YES

SET REAL TIME?

1995.01.15 If you want to change date push The ENTER (YES) push button Again. ENTER YES

10:23,45

SET DATE 1995.01.15

Press CLEAR (OFF) to erase The old date and CLEAR OFF

SET DATE:

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.give new date by the numerical pushbuttons.

9 2

7
SET DATE 1995.01.27

Confirm by pushing ENTER (YES) Pushbutton. If you dont want to change The date push ENTER (YES) pushButton for the next function. ENTER YES

Set time will appear on the display. If you want to change the time, do The same as for setting date.

SET TIME

10:24,12

To leave the SET REAL TIME press SET FUNCTION pushbutton until next function appears.

SET FUNCTION

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5.1.4 Starting and stopping a rapper

Refer the function Using Password also. This function allows the operator to set the required rapping motors in auto sequencing (as per the rapping program set) mode. During power ON, the motors As per the project configuration will be set ON, as default. (Refer Appendix-A.) EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY 4 SET AUTO ON/OFF? Push the ENTER (YES) pushbutton. ENTER YES Give the desired rapper number (1 24) on the numerical push-button RAPPER NO

2
RAPPER NO 2 .and push the ENTER (YES) Pushbutton. The display now Replies with ON or OFF.

ENTER YES RAPPER NO 2 OFF

Push the 1(ON) Pushbutton for ON. The rapper will now stop & Start according to set new times & The MOTOR NO on RAPCON-24 Panel ligts.

1 ON RAPPER NO 2 ON

Push the CLEAR (OFF) PushButton for OFF. The rapper will Not any longer operate according To set times i,e., the rapper has been shut off.

CLEAR OFF RAPPER NO 2 OFF

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To have the SET AUTO ON/OFF Press the SET FUNCTION pushButton until next function appears.

SET FUNCTION

5.1.5 Starting and stopping a Rapper Manually

Refer to the function Using Password also. In this function you can start a rapper manually, independent of set times. After start the Rapper will run continuously until it is shut off and if the Rapper is set to AUTO ON it continues to operate according to ser time. If manual runtime exceeds 10 minutes an alarm will appear as warning. EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY RAPPER NO

Push the ENTER (YES) pushbutton. ENTER YES Give the desired rapper number (1 24) on the numerical push-button

2
.and push the ENTER (YES) Pushbutton. The display now Replies with ON or OFF.

RAPPER NO 2

ENTER YES RAPPER NO 2 OFF 1 ON

Push the 1(ON) Pushbutton for ON.(start) The rapper will now Start running continuously until you push the CLEAR (OFF) push button for OFF (stop) . Now the rapper is set to AUTO ON , the rapper continues to operate according to set times

RAPPER NO 2 ON

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Push the CLEAR (OFF) PushButton for OFF. The rapper will Not any longer operate according To set times i,e., the rapper has been shut off.

CLEAR OFF RAPPER NO 2 OFF

To have the SET MANUAL ON/OFF Press the SET FUNCTION pushButton until next function appears.

SET FUNCTION

5.1.6 Setting Program Set No.

Refer the function Using Password also The RAPCON is pre- programmed with number of program sets to operate the RAPCON depending upon the ESP field availability. Any desired program set among the available program sets can be selected. The existing start time , repeat time and run time of all the rappers are replaced with the set of new times as per the selected program set. According the rappers are switched over to new timings with out any disturbance to the ESP operation, During power ON the PROGRAM SET No. 01 is loaded as default set number.

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPALY

6 SET PROGRAMEST NO ? Push the ENTER(YES)pushButton. ENTER YES

PROGRAMSET NO = 1

Push the CLEAR(OFF) PUSHButton to erase old program set On. And.give new program set no., By pressing the numerical pushbutton. Valid value is 1 to X. (for X ref. Maximum Set Nos., in Appendix-B.)

CLEAR OFF

2 PROGRAMSET NO . = 2

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Confirm by pushing ENTER(YES) Pushbutton.

ENTER YES

To leave the SET PROGRAMSET Function pushbutton next function Appears.

SET FUNCTION

5.1.7 Checking the Rapper Times

The function does not require password.

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY
7 DISPLAY TMES?

Push the ENTER(YES) PushButton

ENTER YES RAPPER NO =

Give the desired rapper no.(1-24) On the numerical pushbutton. 2 RAPPER NO =2

and push the ENTER(YES) pushbutton. The display now replies with START TIME= hh:mm.

ENTER YES STSART TIME = 00:00

To continue push the ENTER (YES) pushbutton ENTER YES

ENTER YES RAPEAT TIME = 00:06 Page No. 15

The display now replies with REPEAT RIME =hh:mm ENTER YES RUN TIME = 01: 00 The display now replies with N RIME =mm:ss SET FUNCTION

To continue push the ENTER (YES) pushbutton.

To leave the DISPLAY TIMES Press SET FUNCTION pushButton until next function appears.

5.1.8 Checking the Real Time

This function does not require any password.

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

8 DISPLAY REAL TIME? Push the ENTER(YES) pushbutton ENTER YES 1995.01.15 10:35,15

The display then shows the Real date and time.

To leave DISPLAY REAL TIME press SET FUNCTION Pushbutton until next function Appears.

SET FUNCTION

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5.1.9 Checking the RAPCON-24 address

This function does not require any password EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY

9 RAPCON-24 ADDRESS? Push the ENTER(YES) pushbutton ENTER YES RAPCON-24 ADDRESS = 1

To leave the RAPCON-24 ADDRESS Press SET FUNCTION until next Function appears.

SET FUNCTION

NOTE: RAPCON-24 address is required to be set when the RAPCON-24 is communicating with BHELs Integrated Operating System. The RAPCON-24 Address is set using DIP switch (SWI) provided in the CPU card of the RAPCON-24. The following table shows the switch position for various addresses. Address set at factory - 1

Maximum Address Acceptable =16 1 2 3 4 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF Address Set at factory 1 ON ON OFF = OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON

ADDRESS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

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5.1.10 Checking Program Set No.

EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY 10 PROGRAM SET NO? Push the ENTER(YES) Pushbutton. ENTER YES PROGRAM SET NO = 1

To leave the PROGRAMSET NO. press SET FUNCTION pushbutton until next Function appears.

SET FUNCTION

5.1.11 Alarm Actions

This function does not require any password. EVENT/OPERATION Note the type of alarm and What rappers are affected. To remedy the alarm refer To plant instruction manual. Select function No.11 Push the ENTER(YES) Pushbutton. ENTER YES RAPPER NO 11 RESET ALARM? PUSHBUTTON DISPLAY

Give the rapper no., affected (1-24) on the numerical pushbuttons.

RAPPER NO. 2 Page No.18

Push the ENTER(YES) Pushbutton.

ENTER YES RAPPER NO 2 ALARM CLEAR OFF RAPPER NO 2 ------------

To reset the alarm push CLEAR (OFF) pushbutton.

The display then changes from ALARM to------------- and the Summation alarm are reset.

To leave the RESET ALARM Press SET FUNCTION push Button until the NEXT FUNCTION =appears on the Display. 5.1.12

SET FUNCTION

Set/View Motor label

DISPLAY

This function does not require password EVENT/OPERATION PUSHBUTTON

Select function No.12 12 SET MOTOR LABEL?

To VIEW Press ENTER(YES) Pushbutton. ENTER YES MOTOR No:1 PASS-A CERM-1

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Press ENTER(YES) to see next motors assignment (For every ENTER(YES) key press, next motor label will be shown)

ENTER YES

MOTOR No:2 PASS-A CERM-2

To SET Select appropriate motor number using the above procedure

Press CLEAR(OFF) Pushbutton.

CLEAR OFF

MOTOR No:1 (1) (2) (3)

Press 1 to change PASS information. The built-in pass names are PASS-A, PASS-B PASS-C & PASS-D. 1 key can be pressed repeatedly to select one of those pass labels.

1 ON

MOTOR No:1 PASS-A ( 2 ) ( 3 )

2 Press 2 to change RAPPER TYPE information. The built-in rapper types CERM, EERM & EEGD. 2 key can be pressed repeatedly to select one of those rapper type labels. MOTOR No:1 PASS-A CERM- ( 3 )

3 Press 3 to change RAPPER No information. The built-in motor numbers are 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8,9,10,11 & 12. 3 key can be pressed repeatedly to select one of those rapper number labels.

MOTOR No:1 PASS-A CERM- 1

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After setting all three individual labels, Press ENTER (YES) to save the change. The labels are saved in NVRAM to retain values even during power-off.

ENTER YES

6.0 Standby
This operation requires password to be answered.

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

Push the STANBY pushbutton And Rappers will be shut off.

STANDBY

(Those rappers that for the moment run according to set run time will continue to operate until actual runtime is over and then they will stop) STANDBY Push the STANDBY pushbutton Once more to override the STANDBY mode.

(All rappers that have been set to AUTO ON will now continue to operate according to set times.)

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7.0 System Messages 7.1

RAPCON-24 : MASTER

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

During startup, VFD display will show RAPCON-24 : MASTER

RAPCON-24 : MASTER

ALIVE LED will start blinking & ACTIVE LED will glow if controller is active ( meant for redundancy) RAPCON-24 will start functioning based on default values (company set values) for the first time it is switched-on. All operating parameters are stored in NVRAM (Non-Volatile RAM) to preserve the system status. For subsequent resets, RAPCON-24 will start functioning only from stored set values. The following are the list of parameters stored in NVRAM 1. Manual Mode 2. Auto Mode 3. Program Set Number 4. Real Time 5. User entered rapper times 6. Rapper Labels

Push the SET FUNCTION pushbutton and you will get NEXTFUNCTION No= in the display.

SET FUNCTION NEXT FUNCTION NO =

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7.2

KEYBOARD TIMEOUT

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

If no action has been performed by The operator during the last 2 minutes, The RAPCON-24 gives a timeout warning By the text KEYBORD TIMEOUT In the display. By pushing any key you will return To the previous display.

KEYBOARD TIMEOUT

7.3

1995.01.20

10:15,17

EVENT/OPERATION
If no action has been performed During the last 2 minutes, the RAPCON-24 times out with the Display KEYBORD TIMEOUT And operator doesnt respond for the Next 2 minutes display shows the Real time and date.

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

1995.01.20

10:15,17

By pushing the SET FUNCTION Pushbutton you will get the display NEXT FUNCTION No=

SET FUNCTION

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7.4

INPUT OUT OF RANGE!

EVENT/OPERATION

PUSHBUTTON

DISPLAY

All invalid values that are entered Via the keyboard will be indicated By the text INPUT OUT OF RANGET! falashing on the display. Reset by pushing any key

INPUT OUT OF RANGE!

4
Note: Key 4 is an example only.

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8.0 Faultfinding
S.No 01 FAULT Front panel Dark CAUSE a. Mains power failure b. Power supply & Digital I/O card faulty. 02 Key board LEDS Are blinking Faulty CPU card REMEDY a. Check & correct the Mains power b. Change the card Change the CPU card

03

Alpha-numerical Display dark.

VF display faulty

Change the VF display unit.

04

05

Rapper ERROR LED (s) are glowing permanently thought the commands are acknowledged by the respective motor Modules. Motor ON command Is not excetended

a. Digital Buffer Card faulty b. Power supply and Dig. I/O card faulty.

a. Change Digital buffer Card b. Change power supply and Dig. I/O Card

a. Relay Card faulty b. Power supply and DIG. I/O Card faulty

a. Change the relay Card b. Change the power supply and DIG. I/O Card. a. Check the loop and polarity, if there is any problem correct it. Check the Dats Communication card cable. If faulty change it. b. Change the CPU card.

06

Serial Communication With other sub-units are Not established

a. Break in serial loop

b. CPU card faulty

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9.0 RAPCON-24 General Scheme

1. Serial Communication -Receive RAPCON-24

APPENDIX - A
DATA ADDRESS.I/O, CONTROL BUS FLAT RIBBON CABLE

DISPLAY CARD

CPU CARD

P.S.& I/O CARD

DATA COMMUNICATION

RAPPER-24 REALY CARD

DIGITAL BUFFER CARD

1 2

4 5 - Receive - Transmit - External Annunciation

1. Serial Communication 2. Serial Communicaiton 3. Sum Alarm 4. 24V AC(INPUT)

5. Pontential free NO contact To extend commands to Rapping Motors (Max 24) 6. Digital Inputs - To receive ack. from Rapping Motors (Max 24) (FOR DETAILED SCHEME REFER TO THE RAPCON-24 PANEL WIRING DRAWING) Page No. 26

APPENDIX-A
RAPCON-24 DATA PROJECT: UNIT: PASS/BUS SECTION:

NO.OF COLLECTING RAPPING MOTORS (CERM) NO. OF EMTTING RAPPING MOTORS (EERM) NO. OF CERM CONTROLLED BY ONE RELAY:

NO. OF EERM CONTROLLED BY ON RELAY: IS GD RAPPING MOTOR AVAILABLE:

ALLOCATION OF NUMBERS TO RAPPING MOTORS

MOTOR NO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

MOTOR

FIELD

MOTOR NO 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

MOTOR

FIELD

RAPCON-24 SL.NO : PROGRAM VERSION: RAPCON-24 PASSWORD: Page No. 27

APPENDIX-B RAPPING FREQUENCY CHART 1. Rapping frequency for emitting rapping :__raps/hr

2. Rapping frequency for last field collecting rapping motor : __raps/___ hr. 3. Rapping frequency for GD rapping motor :___raps/hr

PROGRAM SETS WITH RESPECT TO FIELD AVILABLITY 0=Field ON: 1=Field OFF. F1,F2,F3Indicates Field No

Prg.Se t No 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

FIELD STATUS F1 F2 F3

F4

F5

RAPPING FREQUENCY F6 F1 F2 F3 F4

F5

F6

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