Device configuration and parameterization
Precise tailoring of functions to the user’s needs in accordance with the detailed design.
What are the benefits of entrusting us with the device configuration and parameterization?
We fully understand our customers’ needs, which is why we treat every order as a unique case. We provide full technical support at every stage of device configuration and parameterization. Cooperation with us offers the following benefits:
Our experienced team ensures the effective implementation of solutions from the detailed design
Configuration in line with best practice ensures stable operation, minimises the risk of failure and enhances data security
quick commissioning of equipment without downtime
Industries that most frequently use our device configuration and parameterization services
Precise configuration of equipment in the energy sector ensures continuity of supply, infrastructure safety and optimal system performance. Professional commissioning delivers stability, standards compliance and lower operating costs. Our services ensure that equipment is fully ready for operation in the most demanding conditions.
Device configuration and parameterization are key to ensuring the efficient and safe operation of production lines. Professional setup minimises the risk of breakdowns, reduces downtime and ensures integration with existing systems. With our services, you gain stability, cost savings and full compliance with production technology requirements.
Precise configuration of RES and distributed generation equipment ensures effective energy production management and grid integration. Our services guarantee optimal system performance, stability and standards compliance. This ensures reliability, safety and maximum efficiency for your energy sources.
Take advantage of our device configuration and parameterization services
- Optimal performance – equipment ready for operation in the most demanding conditions.
- Safety and reliability – configuration in line with industry standards and best practices.
- Integration with existing systems – seamless cooperation with your infrastructure.
- Time savings – quick commissioning with no risk of errors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Documentation required for the configuration of telemechanics equipment:
1. General layout diagram of the station or, alternatively, separate diagrams of the HV, MV and LV switchgears.
2. Telemechanics block diagram – digital connections between IEDs in the telemechanics system, including: device types, standards, communication port numbers and the communication protocols used.
3. List of signals (signalling, control, measurement) to be transmitted to SCADA control systems. The list must include the expected wording of control and alarm output texts to appear in the dispatcher’s log, as well as the measuring ranges displayed on the diagrams. Furthermore, for each item on the list, the IT source of the signal must be specified (device name, network address, communication protocols, input/output number, signal identifier). In particular, for signals fed directly (via contacts) into the controller/station concentrator, the input/output number in the device must be provided. However, for signals from devices connected digitally to the controller/station concentrator, the signal code corresponding to the protocol in use must be specified. Thus, for a given protocol, the following must be provided:
− the register number for the Modbus protocol
− signal number and function type (Function Type and Information Number) in the IEC 60870-103 protocol
− index/address for the protocol
− codes for the SPA protocol
Documentation required for configuring the protection systems:
1. Schematic diagrams of the secondary circuits, including terminal markings.
2. Graphical screen diagrams for field terminals.
3. Description of protection applications for specific types of fields.
4. Descriptions of non-standard automation algorithms.
5. A list of signals for telemechanics, which should include the user-defined text for control and alarm outputs to be displayed in the device log.
6. A list of signals, measurements and control commands transmitted to the dispatch system with clearly defined texts.
7. Description/specification of the communication protocol.
8. A list of protection functions and automation controls with specified setting values for individual fields.
9. Descriptions of the programmable indicator lights on the protection panel.
Please send your documentation to oferty.telemechanics@apator.com you can send documentation to receive a quote.
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