Voltage Regulator TAPCON® 240

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Implementation of IEC60870-5-103 - Interface for TAPCON® 240
Supplement to Operating Instructions BA 222
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Contents

1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

2 Hardware .............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4

3 Configurable Parameters ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4

4 Device Data Points ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 5

4.1 Monitoring Direction ............................................................................................................................................................................ 5
4.1.1 Class 1 – Values with type identification 1 ..................................................................................................................... 5
4.1.2 Class 1 – Values with type identification 10 (generic data) ..................................................................................... 7
4.1.3 Class 2 – Values with type identification 10 (generic data) ..................................................................................... 7
4.2 Control Direction ................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2.1 System Functions ..................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2.2 General Commands ................................................................................................................................................................. 9
4.2.3 Generic Commands ................................................................................................................................................................. 10
4.3 Sequences ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10
4.3.1 Time Synchronisation ............................................................................................................................................................. 10
4.3.2 General Interrogation ............................................................................................................................................................ 10
4.3.3 Commands (Type Id: 20) ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
4.3.4 General Interrogation for Generic Data ........................................................................................................................... 10
4.3.5 Generic Command ‘Write entry with execution’ ........................................................................................................... 10

5 DIP Switch Settings .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

5.1 Default Settings ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

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 1 Introduction
2/3 Hardware/Configurable Parameters

1 Introduction 3 Configurable Parameters

Refer to the documentation of TAPCON® 240 available at

Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen, Germany for additional Adress 0... 254;
information on the TAPCON® 240 voltage regulator. address 255 = broadcast message.
1 is default.

Baud rate 9600, 19200 (default is 9600)

2 Hardware

Communications RS-232 (TX, RX GND)

interface
25 pin female sub-d connector
Pin 2: TxD
Pin 3: RxD
Pin 7: GND
Pin 9: +12 V (max. 150 mA)
Pin 10: –12 V (max. 25 mA)
Pin 18: +12 V (max. 150 mA)
Pin 25: –12 V (max. 25 mA)

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4 Device Data Points

4.1 Monitoring Direction

4.1.1 Class 1 – Values with type identification 1

Designation Type Func. Info

Identif. Type Number

Auto/Manual 1 110 16

Voltage level 1 1 110 19

Voltage level 2 110 20
Voltage level 3 1 110 21

SI command1 active 1 110 27

SI command2 active 110 28
SI command3 active 110 29
Command ‘Parallel control mode Auto active’ 30
See SI command1/2/3 in section ‘General commands’ for details.

Motor drive running 1 110 31

Parametrizable indications 1 110

The TAPCON® 240 has four parametrizable indications. These can be set to an
input or to a relay. The indications will be ON if there is a signal at the
parametrized input or if the parametrized relay is ON.
Indication no. 1 33
Indication no. 2 34
Parameterized as OLTC Control AC Supply Fail
Indication no. 3 43
Parameterized as ‘Tap position minimum’.
Indication no. 4 39
OLTC Motor AC Supply Fail

Parallel control on/off 1 110 35

Parallel control mode ‘master’ 1 110 36

Parallel control mode ‘follower’ 1 110 37

Parallel control mode ‘circulating current’ 1 110 38

Parallel control error 1 110 40

Voltage regulator error 1 110 49

ON if an error in parametrisation has been detected.

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Designation Type Func. Info

Identif. Type Number

Tap change Heater MCB trip 1 110 50

Function monitoring error 1 110 51

’15 minutes supervision’

Local / remote messages

Voltage Regulator remote 1 110 42
The TAPCON® 240 has no local/remote – switch. It can be parametrised to use
an input signal for ‘local’.

Overvoltage U> 1 110 44

Undervoltage U< 1 110 45
Overcurrent I> 1 110 46

DM MCB Tripped 1 110 32

DM Maximum tap position reached 41
Tap change in progress 47
OLTC DM Remote 48
Reserved 65
Emergency Push button 66
Tap change incomplete 67
AVR Selected in Master 68
AVR Selected in Follower 69
AVR Selected in Independent 70
AVR VT MCB Trip 71
T1 Independent 72
T1 & T2 Paralleled 73
T1 & T4 Paralleled 74
T2 Independent 75
T2 & T3 Paralleled 76
T2 & T4 Paralleled 77
T3 Independent 78
T1 & T3 Paralleled 79
T3 & T4 Paralleled 80
T4 Independent 81
Parallel operation interlocking faulty 82
Reserved 83
Reserved 84
Reserved 85
Internal status: Auto and manual raise/lower blocked 86
Internal status: DBI for input Local/SCMS 87
Internal status: DBI for input DM - Local/Remote 88

Reserved 1 110 89 ... 96

120 ...127

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4.1.2 Class 1 – Values with type identification 10 (generic data)

All actual values are transmitted with data type 7 (Short real)

Designation Type GIN GIN

Identif. MSB LSB

Tap position 10 2 54

Set values
As the set values are transmitted as ‘short real’, deviations between the
set value and the value transmitted via the interface can occur if the set
value cannot be represented exactly as a ‘short real’.

Voltage level 1 10 1 55

Reserved 1 56
Reserved 1 57
Reserved 1 76
Reserved 1 77
Reserved 1 78

Reserved 4 104 ... 107

4.1.3 Class 2 – Values with type identification 10 (generic data)

All actual values are transmitted with data type 7 (Short real)

Designation Type GIN GIN

Identif. MSB LSB

Actual voltage 10 2 144

Deviation 2 145
Active current 2 146
Reactive current 2 147
Apparant current 2 148

Reserved 4 97 ...103

All messages with type id 1 have a timestamp. Please note: The timestamp for some messages is calculated immediately
before the message is sent and not when the value has changed!

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4.2 Control Direction

4.2.1 System Functions

Designation Type
Identif.

Start of general interrogation 7

Clock synchronization 6

Start of general interrogation of generic data 21

A message for indication of the end of general interrogation will be sent after the last info message of the GA cycle.

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4.2.2 General Commands

Designation Type Func. Info

Identif. Type Number

Auto/Manual 20 110 16
On -> Automatic mode
Off -> Manual mode

Tap Raise / Lower 20 110 17

Only in manual mode, ON is raise, OFF is lower

Tap Lower 20 110 18

Only in manual mode, ON is lower, OFF does nothing

SI command 1 20 110 27
SI command 2 28
SI command 3 20
Each of these commands sets a corresponding flag in the TAPCON.
The status of the flags can be used like an input of the IO or UC module to
activate or deactivate a function of the TAPCON .
Example: If parameter ‘Input parallel group 1’ is set to ‘SI:cmd1’ for two
TAPCONs then parallel control of these TAPCONS can be switched on/off by
setting ‘SI command 1’ on/off for both TAPCONs.
In the standard parameterisation of TC240_06 these commands are used to
set parallel control mode. SI command3 sets parallel control to OFF,
SI command1 sets master mode and SI command2 sets follower mode.
Parallel control mode Auto 30
Sets the parallel control mode to Auto.
Note: These commands internally work like an signal input. The ON sets the
input. The OFF resets the input signal. This is different compared to the
other commands. The other commands work like an input pulse.
The ON only generates a pulse and not a static signal.
Therefore it is possible to have more than one command signal active
at the same time. This does no harm but mostly does not give the
expected behavior.

Voltage level raise/lower 20 110 19

The voltage level is changed in parametrised steps. Only available if the
parameter ‘voltage level delta’in the TAPCON is not zero.

Voltage level 1 20 110 19

Voltage level 2 20
Voltage level 3 21
Only available if:
- parameter ‘voltage level delta’in the TAPCON is zero and
- the position of the inputs for remote control of voltage level2/3 is off.

The voltage regulator will send the received order with ‘Cause of transmission’ set to 20 if the order message has been accepted.

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4.2.3 Generic Commands

Designation Type GIN GIN

Identif. MSB LSB

Voltage level 10 1 55

4.3 Sequences

4.3.1 Time Synchronisation

After a time synchronisation the voltage regulator will send the timesync message back with ‘cause of transmission’ set to 8
as a positive acknowledge.

4.3.2 General Interrogation

After the last data message of the ‘general interrogation’ the ‘GA finished’ message with type identifier 8 and
cause of transmission 10 will be sent.
4.3.3 Commands (Type Id: 20)
After having received a valid command the voltage regulator will send the command message back with ‘cause of trans-
mission’ set to 20 as a positive acknowledge. If the command cannot be executed the ‘cause of transmission’ will be 21.

4.3.4 General Interrogation for Generic Data

Type Id 21, Info Number 245.
After the last data message of the ‘general interrogation’ the ‘GA finished’ message with type identifier 10, Information
number 245 and cause of transmission 10 will be sent.

4.3.5 Generic Command ‘Write entry with execution’

Type Id: 10, Information number 250.
After having received a valid command the voltage regulator will send the command message back with
‘cause of transmission’ set to 40 as a positive acknowledge. If the command cannot be executed the ‘cause of transmission’
will be 41.
The generic command ‘Write entry with confirmation’ (Information number 249) is not implemented.

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5 DIP Switch Settings

SW1 ... SW7 set the address of the TAPCON® 240

SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 SW8

Bit 0 Bit 1 Bit 2 Bit 3 Bit 4 Bit 5 Bit 6 Bit 7

A switch in ON - position sets the corresponding bit of the adress to zero.

Example: For Address 1 SW1 has to be OFF, SW2 ... SW8 have to be ON.

SW9 set the baud rate

SW9 Baud rate

ON 9600

OFF 19200

5.1 Default Settings

The default setting is:
Address 1 and baud rate 9600 which means SW1: OFF, SW2 ... SW11: ON

1 Top view of TAPCON® 240 interface module

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