HMI operations ..................10 3.1. General about HMI ............... 10 3.2. Predefined user account .............. 10 3.3. Connecting HMI to the COM 600 computer ......... 10 3.4. Substation and communication structures ........11 3.4.1. Substation structure ............11 3.4.2. Communication structure ..........12 3.5.
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COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide 3.11.1. Viewing measurements ..........28 Appendix 1 ....................30 Single Line Diagram symbols ..............30 Index ......................35...
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COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide The electrical warning icon indicates the presence of a hazard which could result in electrical shock. The warning icon indicates the presence of a hazard which could result in personal injury.
The following is a list of terms associated with the Control and Monitoring Unit COM 605 that you should be familiar with. The list contains terms that are unique to ABB or have a usage or definition that is different from standard industry usage.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Abbreviation Description Human Machine Interface International Electrotechnical Commission Intelligent Electronic Device Local Area Network Single Line Diagram 1.8. Related documents Name of the manual MRS number COM 600 3.0 User’s Guide 1MRS756125 1.9.
The products are configured using a separate engineering PC that is connected via the local area network (LAN). For more information, refer to COM 600 User's Guide. HMI functionality The features of HMI include a Single Line Diagram, Busbar coloring, lists of events and alarms, disturbance data upload, system supervision, control of breakers and switches, parameter settings, measurement display, and user management.
Connecting HMI to the COM 600 computer To connect HMI to the COM 600 computer: 1. Open Internet Explorer. 2. Type in the IP address of the COM 600 computer. 3. Accept the certificate. 4. A login window opens. Type in the password and log in.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide 3.4. Substation and communication structures 3.4.1. Substation structure You can open the substation view of HMI by clicking on the Substation tab on the left. The substation structure displays the substation and voltage level objects, bays and IEDs, and their functions.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide IED information By clicking on the IED objects you can view their communication status and information on diagnostic counters. Below each IED in the substation structure you can click on Disturbances, Parameters or Measurements to access the corresponding data.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Device and diagnostics information By clicking on the computer name at the top of the structure, you can see its device information, such as the hardware and software versions, in the window on the right side of the tree.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide For an explanation of the Single Line Diagram symbols, see Appendix 1 , Single Line Diagram symbols. 3.5.2. Switch Device Control Switches (circuit breakers, disconnectors) can be operated using the Switch Device Control dialog.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide switch_control.jpg Figure 3.5.2-1 The Switch Device Control dialog 3.5.3. Busbar coloring Busbar coloring can be used to indicate the status of busbar sections in several different ways. It can indicate which busbar sections are powered, unpowered or in certain other states, or which voltage level each busbar section has, see Figure 3.5.3-1.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide busbar_coloring_modes.jpg Figure 3.5.3-1 Busbar coloring drop-down menu Busbar coloring modes Busbar coloring modes can be selected from the drop-down menu on the top of the Single Line Diagram View. There are four modes of busbar coloring: 1.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide The blinking symbol in the upper right corner of HMI indicates that there are unacknow- ledged alarms in the substation. There is also an audio alarm, if it has been enabled on workstation.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide 3.6.3. Acknowledging alarms Click Ack to indicate that you have registered and identified the alarm. Acknowledging an alarm does not remove the alarm, but changes the alarm state. An acknowledged alarm is displayed in blue in the Persisting alarms list.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide 3.7. Events 3.7.1. General about events With the Event List you can monitor the information about events that have occurred in the system. Only a certain number of events is visible, and the number of visible events can be configured in the Communication Engineering Tool.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide HMI_events.jpg Figure 3.7.2-1 An example view of events 3.7.3. Filtering events Filters can be used when you want to display only specific information. To filter events: 1. Click Filter in the toolbar of the Events view. A window displaying the substation structure opens.
These disturbance files can be copied to the COM 600 computer automatically, if the function has been configured in CET. You can see the list of disturbance recordings by clicking on Disturbances below the...
When you want to save the list locally on your computer, select it and download it by clicking Save. The list is saved in .csv format and can be opened in MS Excel. You can also delete disturbance recordings from the COM 600 computer by clicking Delete. 3.9.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide The user levels of the selected user are displayed in the User Information view and they can be modified by the administrator. The purpose of the user groups is mainly to provide customized user interfaces for dif- ferent users.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide HMI_adding_new_users.jpg Figure 3.9.2-1 Adding new users 3.9.3. Modifying user properties Only an administrator can modify user properties. You can modify user information by using the tool bar on top of the User Information view.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide change_user.jpg Figure 3.9.3-1 Changing user's group 3.9.4. Changing user's password To change the password (administrator): 1. Click on the Users tab on the left. 2. Select the user whose password you want to change.
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COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide change_password.jpg Figure 3.9.4-1 Changing user's password (administrator) To change your own password: 1. Click on the Settings tab on the left. 2. Click Change password. 3. Type in the old password.
1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide changing_password_not_admin.jpg Figure 3.9.4-2 Changing user's password (not administrator) 3.10. Parameter setting 3.10.1. Changing parameters You can view parameter information by clicking on Parameters below the desired IED in the substation structure, if this functionality is supported by the IED. In this view you can also change parameter settings.
COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide parameters2.jpg Figure 3.10.1-1 An example of the Parameter Setting view To change parameter settings: 1. Click Enable Write on the top of the Parameter Setting view. 2. Select a new value from the drop down menu or type in a value in the New Value field.
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1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide measurements.bmp Figure 3.11.1-1 An example view of measurements...
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COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Appendix 1 Single Line Diagram symbols Table A1-1 Single Line Diagram symbols Description ANSI repres- IEC represent- Remarks entation ation Annotation Measurement Text Box ViaPoint Connectivity Node Circuit breaker – Intermediate position Circuit breaker –...
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1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Description ANSI repres- IEC represent- Remarks entation ation Truck – Bad (faulty) position Use ANSI rep- resentation Load breaker – Intermediate Use IEC rep- position resentation Load breaker – Open position...
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COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Description ANSI repres- IEC represent- Remarks entation ation Current Transformer (measure- ment) Description ANSI/IEC representation Remarks Capacitor Reactor Generator Motor In-feeder Out-feeder Earth symbol Alarm symbol “A” – Off state Alarm symbol “A”...
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1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Description ANSI/IEC representation Remarks Bay Switch Indicator Station Switch Indicator IED face symbol IED screen symbol Complete IED symbol...
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1MRS756121 COM 600 Station Automation Series COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide Index alarm information ....................11 alarms acknowledging ....................18 filtering ......................18 general ......................16 busbar coloring general ......................15 modes ......................16 communication structure ..................12 device information ....................13 diagnostics information ..................
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COM 600 Station Automation Series 1MRS756121 COM 605 3.0 Operator's Guide parameters changing ......................27 Single Line Diagram general ......................13 symbols ......................30 substation structure ..................... 11 Switch Device Control ..................14 users adding ......................23 change group ....................24 change password ...................
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