Eaton PXQ事件分析系统快速启动指南说明书

Power Xpert Quality (PXQ)
Event Analysis System
Quick Start Guide TD150042EN
• Minimize business interruptions with
easy post-event analysis
• Gain critical visibility on your system
power quality with multi-channel
trends and waveforms
• Keep an eye on critical parameters
at-a-glance on overview
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Installation.........................................................................3Wiring...................................................................................4Initial Access to Web Interface - 1.............................................5Initial Access to Web Interface - 2.............................................6General Features........................................................................7Chart Navigator...........................................................................8Overview........................................................................9Energy - Demand Comparison................................................10Energy - Demand Profile..........................................................12Energy - Energy Comparison.................................................14Metering - Meter.......................................................................16Metering - Power......................................................................17Metering - Quality.....................................................................18Metering - Phasor (19)
Table of Contents
Timeline........................................................................20Timeline - Create Tag......................................................21Calendar........................................................................22I/O........................................................................23Settings..............................................................................24Help..............................................................................25Legal. (26)
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Before installing, latch should be pulled out.
After installing, to engage and hold module, push latch in.
Mount PXQ on a segment of DIN Rail.
If desired, modules may be removed
from the system core and installed one at a time.
B.Ensure latch is at pulled position
before attaching meter module to system core.
C.A
C
B
For detailed instructions, reference user manual MN150016EN.
Disclaimer: Only qualified persons should be permitted to perform any work associated with the equipment. Always verify that no voltage is present before proceeding with the task, and always follow generally accepted safety procedures. Compliance with local, state, and international regulations, as well as with industry standard safety practices for this class of equipment is imperative.
IX IC 8-7+6-5+4-3+2-1+
IB IA
VN VC 4321
VB VA
1A 1C 1B 2A
2C 2B
Digital Outputs
Current Input Connector
D1D2(Common D1-D4)
D5D3D4
D6D7D8
C2 (Common D5-D8)
24V 0V
Digital Inputs
Establishing a Connection to PXQ’s Onboard Webserver (Required when using Eth2 for the first time.)
Set the computer’s IP address so it is on the same subnet as the device
(e.g. 172.22.17.100)
1. Go to Control Panel (Windows 7/8/10).
2. Click Network and right-click Local PC Area Connection.
Select Properties from the shortcut menu.
3. In the Properties dialog, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click the
Properties button.
4. In the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties win d ow, select
“Use the following IP address” and then enter the IP address of:
172.22.17.100 with a Subnet Mask set to: 255.255.255.0
5. For Windows 7, in the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP) Properties
window, select “Use the following IP address” and then enter the IP address of: 172.22.17.100 with a Subnet mask set to: 255.255.255.0
6. Click OK.
7. Launch web browser and enter: http://172.22.17.254Logging Into PXQ Web Server
The User provides login credentials by entering appropriate Username and Password (see defaults below). The login credentials are then validat-ed by the web server after the User clicks the “Login” button. Username: admin
Password: a
dmin
Basic Configuration
While logged in as the “admin” user, Navigate to Settings > General > Quick Setup.
The Quick Setup section provides the minimum parameters that must be set to define the PXQ configuration.Additional Settings
1. The user may also set the system for the PXQ under General > Clock.
The settings for NTP or PTP synchronized time server can also be
found under this heading.
2. To enable communications, navigate to Network > Access Control.
Specific ports must be enabled if desired.
3. To change the default IP address for the Ethernet port Eth1, Network
> Ethernet/LAN Setup > Eth1 (or Eth2). From there, DHCP can be
enabled or static IPv4 or IPv6 addresses can be assigned.
4. To add users or edit the default user profiles, navigate to Users > User
Configuration. Other settings, like the Password Policy, Role configura-tions and LDAP settings can be found under the Users section also. For detailed instructions, reference Section 5 of user manual
MN150016EN.
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General Features
Main navigation can be
expanded and collapsed.
A.Unacknowledged event
count will appear over the Timeline icon.
B.This area is dedicated to
site-wide information such as Date/Time and Device Name.
You can also access Log Out , View Log History or change your password by clicking the Account icon.The More Actions menu at the far right has various data reset and capture options.
D.A
D
C
This area offers access to
Settings , Legal and Help .
C.B
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Chart Navigator
Use the handles on either side to
manually adjust the interval size.
A.Drag to resize
along the timeline
Use the grab bar to drag left
or right along the timeline
B.A
This is the default view.
Adjusting the left and/or right grab bars will be reflected on the waveform chart.
Example Waveform chart from Timeline
There are various charts throughout PXQ. Below are some tips for using the navigator to manually adjust how much data is visible, as well as how to move horizontally along the plotted data.
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Overview
Gauges provide a way
to quickly assess how real time values fall with respect to historical conditions. Each gauge displays the statistically normal operating range for each parameter, as seen by the meter.
A.Power Quality Index
is a patented algorithm summarizes recent sags, swells, harmonic distortion, flicker and sub-cycle disturbances into a single gauge.
B.Event Sequences are
related events grouped together. This card
contains the latest events.Each entry displays the number of events in the sequence with time/date stamp. Unacknowledged events are shown with a red icon. Acknowledged events are shown as a red outline.
Selecting a sequence will navigate the user to the Timeline with additional details.
C.A
B
C
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Energy - Demand Comparison
A
B
C
E
D
Use the tabbed navigation
to explore each area of Energy .
A.The options allow a user
to select a comparison range. Users can select static ranges such as Last Week with This Week . Or choose a custom option such as Two Different Days , which will allow the user to make a more finite selection.
B.Select this icon to
download a PNG, CSV or PDF version of the displayed data.
e the menu to select the
specific category to map usage.
e the navigator to
drag along the timeline or manually adjust the interval size.
E.Drag to resize along the timeline
A
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Energy - Demand Comparison
A
B
This area compares
Accumulated Energy and Peak Demand based on the range selected above.
A.Data table for view or
download
B.
A
C
D
E
Use the tabbed navigation
to explore each area of Energy .
A.Quickly jump to the period
of time that you are interested in with these convenient presets.
e the menu to select the
specific category to map usage.
e the navigator to
drag along the timeline or manually adjust the interval size.
E.Drag to resize along the timeline
A
Select this icon to
download a PNG, CSV or PDF version of the displayed data.
C.B
A
B
This area displays
summaries of Energy and Demand .
A.Data table is available for
view or download.
B.
A
B C
E
D
Use the tabbed navigation
to explore each area of Energy .
A.The options allow a user
to select a comparison range. Users can select static ranges such as Last Week with This Week . Or choose a custom option such as Two Different Days , which will allow the user to make a more finite selection.
B.Select this icon to
download a PNG, CSV or PDF version of the displayed data.
e the menu to select the
specific category to map usage.
e the navigator to
drag along the timeline or manually adjust the interval size.
E.Drag to resize along the timeline
A
A
B
This area compares
Accumulated Energy and Peak Demand based on the range selected above.
A.
Use these options to
choose up to two charts to plot on the page.
A.This drop-down
allows users to select between Trend Min/Max , Harmonics and Waveform .
B.C
B
D
A
E
F
This area is where your
data will be plotted. You can use the Zoom buttons or the navigator at the bottom to change the zoom intervals.
C.These cards will display
Present values for the selected channels.
D.The Event Sequence
section identifies where events occur along the waveform. Select the events (colored triangles) to view that event on the Timeline page.
e the Channels menu to
select what to plot on the charts on the left.
F.
Use these options to
choose up to two charts to plot on the page.
A.This drop-down
allows users to select between Trend Min/Max , Harmonics and Waveform .
B.C
B
D
A
E
This area is where your
data will be plotted. You can use the Zoom buttons or the navigator at the bottom to change the zoom intervals.
C.These cards will display
Present values for the selected channels.
e the Channels menu to
select what to plot on the charts on the left.
E.
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Metering - Quality
Use these options to
choose up to two charts to plot on the page.
A.This drop-down
allows users to select between Trend Min/Max , Harmonics and Waveform .
B.C
B
D
A
This area is where your
data will be plotted. You can use the Zoom buttons or the navigator at the bottom to change the zoom intervals.
e the Channels menu to
select what to plot on the charts on the left.
D.
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Metering - Phasor
Two phasor diagrams are
available to view.
A.These cards display
present values for current, voltage, and frequency.
B.C
B
A
Use these menus to select
the channels to plot on the charts.
C.
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Timeline
Use these options to toggle
cards on/off.
Note: ITIC is only available for Sags and Swells.
A.Time/Date stamp,
Magnitude and Duration and other details are displayed here.
Note: Magnitude and
Duration are only available for Sags and Swells.
B.A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Selected events within an
event sequence on the right will display waveform data here. To navigate the charts use the Zoom controls and Navigator (horizontal scroll bar).
e this drop-down to
select desired Channel.
D.Allows user to view Sag
and Swell instances on the ITIC Chart. Use View Full ITIC option to access the main ITIC graph.
e these options to
Manage Events and View Tagged Events .
F.Create Tag allows user
to tag and add notes to an Event Sequence. This feature allows for easier recall of important events that occurred previously.
G.
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Timeline: Create Tag
Select Create Tag to
launch the entry modal .
A.These fields allow users to apply a
unique tag to an Event Sequence. This allows for easier recall in the future. There is also a field to enter additional notes specific to this Event Sequence.
B.A
B
C
Once an Event Sequence has been tagged,
the tag will now appear in the Event
Sequences menu. You will also see buttons allowing user to Edit or Delete the tag.
C.
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Calendar
The calendar will display
all recorded events as far back as the meter was installed.
ers can view events
from previous years (if applicable).
B.A
B
C
Multiple Types indicates
more than one type of event occurred that day.
C.Active filter has a unique
color. Inactive filters are gray.
D.D
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I/O
Use these options, or the
navigator at the bottom of the card, to change the charts intervals.
e this pane to toggle
between configured inputs configured for WAGES.
C.A
B
C
Other details, including
status of Inputs and Outputs are available. These may be customized with user-defined names and states for energized and de-energized.
B.
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Settings
Access Settings from main
navigation here.
A.A
Use the tab navigation to
view various settings.
B.B
If users with Admin rights
make any changes, a “Save” notification will appear at the bottom.
C.C
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Help
Get access to a variety of
resources at .
A.A
Licensing information
related to your meter.
B.B
C
Quick Start Guide has tips
on using the PXQ interface.
C.
License Features - Legal PXQ26
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