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eVD4Quick start guide
This guide is intended for a quick startup of the eVD4. You will get to know how to supply the integrated relay RBX615 and the required inputs to make the circuit-breaker operate. Moreover, you will see the functions of inputs and outputs, their related pins on the plug and their configurability.
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–MAT
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–AA(POWERSUPPLY–X100)
–AA(I-OEXTENSION–X200)
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2 48
202
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3 49 50 51
GN
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Power supply
To supply the integrated relay refer to the following two steps. 1. Connect the power supply to pins number 2 (+) and 3 (-).
In this way you supply the power supply card (-X100). In the picture below, a part of the related circuit diagram is shown.
2. Connect the power supply to pins number 48 (+) and 49 (-). In this way you supply the extension board (-X200) and you enable the two H bridges.
In the picture below a part of the related circuit diagram is shown. In this example the H bridges (HB 1 and HB 2) supply the motor for operating the earthing switch (-MAE) and the motor for moving the truck (-MAT).
Pin number on the plug
Pin number on the plug
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Binary Input
numberCard
Function
ConfigurableAvailable in plug (pins)
Fixed version eVD4
Feeder Protection (F1, F2, F3)
Withdrawable version eVD4
Feeder Protection (F1, F2, F3)
Fixed version eVD4
Motor Protection (M1, M2)
Withdrawable version eVD4
Motor Protection (M1, M2)
BI 1 I/O expansion (-X200) Ext. Protections Alarm Ext. Protections Alarm Ext. Protections Alarm Ext. Protections Alarm yes yes (49-29)
BI 2 I/O expansion (-X200) Ext. Protections Trip Ext. Protections Trip Ext. Protections Trip Ext. Protections Trip yes yes (49-32)
BI 3 I/O expansion (-X200) MCB closed MCB closed MCB closed MCB closed yes yes (49-33)
BI 4 I/O expansion (-X200) Available Enable truk moving Available Enable truk moving yes yes (49-34)
BI 5 I/O expansion (-X200) Enable to close Enable to close in insert pos. Enable to close Enable to close in insert pos. yes yes (49-36)
BI 6 I/O expansion (-X200) Blocking OC inst. stage Blocking OC inst. stage Enable emergency motor start Enable emergency motor start yes yes (49-37)
BI 7 I/O expansion (-X200) General Reset General Reset General Reset General Reset yes yes (49-44)
BI 8 I/O expansion (-X200) Emergency opening Emergency opening Emergency opening Emergency opening yes yes (49-45)
BI 9 I/O expansion (-X200) Earthing switch close Earthing switch close Earthing switch close Earthing switch close yes yes (49-46)
BI 10 I/O expansion (-X200) Earthing switch open Earthing switch open Earthing switch open Earthing switch open yes yes (49-47)
BI 11 Basic Card (-X300) CB remote closing CB remote closing CB remote closing CB remote closing no yes
BI 12 Basic Card (-X300) CB remote opening CB remote opening CB remote opening CB remote opening no yes
BI 13 Basic Card (-X300) CB closed signalling CB closed signalling CB closed signalling CB closed signalling no no
BI 14 Basic Card (-X300) CB open signalling CB open signalling CB open signalling CB open signalling no no
BI 15 Basic Card (-X300) Springs charged signalling Springs charged signalling Springs charged signalling Springs charged signalling no no
BI 16 Power supply (-X100) Truck in test position Truck in test position Truck in test position Truck in test position no no
BI 17 Power supply (-X100) Truck in service position Truck in service position Truck in service position Truck in service position no no
Inputs
In the table below it is possible to find the function of each input, depending on the version of your eVD4. If the input is configurable (inputs from 1 to 10) you can also find the respective pins in the plug.
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29 32 33 34 36 37 44 45 46 47 48
49
207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 215 205
205
BI1 BI2 BI3 BI4 BI5 BI6 BI7 BI8 BI9 BI10
29 32 33 34 36 37 44 45 46 47 4849
Binary Input number
Pin number (on plug)
In the circuit diagram below the pins on the plug for each output are highlighted.
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Binary Input number
CardFunction
ConfigurableAvailable in plug (pins)Protection with Auto-Reclose selected Protection without Auto-Reclose selected
BO 1 I/O expansion (-X200) General operate indication General operate indication yes yes (20-21)
BO 2 I/O expansion (-X200) General start indication General start indication yes yes (22-23)
BO 3 I/O expansion (-X200) Cumulative Alarm Cumulative Alarm yes yes (24-26)
BO 4 I/O expansion (-X200) Unsuccess AR Available yes yes (27-28)
BO 5 Power supply (-X100) K86 tripped K86 tripped yes yes (12-13)
BO 6 Power supply (-X100) CBFP open upstream CBFP open upstream yes yes (14-15)
BO 7 Power supply (-X100) Locking electromagnet on operating mechanism (-RLE1) Locking electromagnet on operating mechanism (-RLE1) no no
BO 8 Power supply (-X100) Shunt closing release (-MBC) Shunt closing release (-MBC) no no
BO 9 Power supply (-X100) Shunt opening release (-MBO1) Shunt opening release (-MBO1) no no
BO 10 Power supply (-X100) Watchdog Watchdog no yes
BO 11 Power supply (-X100) CB ready CB ready no yes
BO 12 Basic Card (-X300) Locking electromagnet on truck (-RLE2) Locking electromagnet on truck (-RLE2) no no
To feed one input is sufficient to connect pin number 49 (common for all the inputs) to the negative pole and the positive pole to the corresponding pin. For example to feed input number 5 (BI5) supply pin 49 (-) and pin 36 (+).It’s necessary to supply the following inputs to respect the relay logic:• Input 3 (Micro Circuit-breaker Closed): it represents the
status of the micro circuit-breakers in the low voltage compartment of the panel. If this input is not supplied, a red LED on the HMI will switch on. The circuit-breaker is anyway operable even with this LED on. Both for fixed and withdrawable version.
• Input 4 (Enable truck moving): to unlock the truck locking magnet (–RLE2) and to be able to rack in the circuit-breaker. Only for withdrawable version.
• Input 5 (Enable to close in inserted position): to close the circuit-breaker once inserted. Both for fixed and withdrawable version.
• Input 8 (Emergency opening): if not supplied, this input sends an emergency opening command. Both for fixed and withdrawable version.
• Input 10 (Earthing switch open): it represents the status of the earthing switch. It is possible to close the circuit-breaker only when this input number 10 is supplied, i.e. the earthing switch is open. If there is the earthing switch you need to wire it in the way that the input number 10 is supplied when the earthing switch is in the open position. If there is no earthing switch, just supply the input number 10 to be able to close the circuit-breaker. Both for fixed and withdrawable version.
Outputs
In the table below it is possible to find the function of each output, depending on the version of your eVD4. If the output is configurable (inputs from 1 to 6) you can also find the respective pins in the plug.
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20 22 24 27
28262321
217 219 221 223
224220220218
BO4BO3BO2BO1
20 22 24 2728262321
Binary Output number
Pin number on the plug
To see the value of each output is sufficient to connect to the related pins on the plug.
In the circuit diagram below the pins on the plug for each output are highlighted.
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