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Clipsal - 500 Series, Cable Connectors, 2 Screw, Bare, Suits up to 3 x 6mm² Cables

Clipsal - 500 Series, Cable Connectors, 2 Screw, Bare, Suits up to 3 x 6mm² Cables

Clipsal - 500 Series, Cable Connectors, 2 Screw, Bare, Suits up to 3 x 6mm² Cables

Item Number: 562

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Specifications

Design

Product brand

Clipsal

Sustainable offer status

Green Premium product

Physical

Provided equipment

2 x screw

Connector type

screw terminals

REACh Regulation

Reference contains Substances of Very High Concern above the threshold

EU RoHS Directive

Compliant

Mercury free

Yes

RoHS exemption information

Yes

China RoHS Regulation

Product out of China RoHS scope. Substance declaration for your information

Environmental Disclosure

ENVPEP121019EN

Others

Package 1 Bare Product Quantity

1

Unit Type of Package 1

PCE

Number of Units in Package 1

1

Package 1 Height

0.2 cm

Package 1 Width

1.7 cm

Package 1 Length

1.9 cm

Package 1 Weight

0.01 g
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Frequently Asked Questions

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How are the Micrologic modules addressed in the trip units?

Issue
Micrologic trip units used with Masterpact NT and NW, Powerpact P and R Frame , and Compact NS have multiple address associated with device.
 
Product Line

 Trip Unit Trip Function Type
 2.0 (IEC Only) LSO Standard (No comms)
 3.0 LI
 5.0 LSI
 2.0A (IEC Only) LSO Standard
 3.0A LI
 5.0A LSI
 6.0A LSIG
 3.0E (IEC Only) LI Energy
 5.0E (IEC Only) LSI
 5.0P LSI Power
 6.0P LSIG
 5.0H LSI Harmonics
 6.0H LSIG

 
Environment
Communication applications using Micrologic trip units and circuit breakers with frame sizes 630 A and greater.

Cause
Need the Modbus addresses associated with a Micrologic devices

Resolution
There are 3 modules and 1 optional module associated with a Micrologic trip. Each module has its own Modbus address.
 
Breaker Communication Module (BCM)
The circuit breaker communication module is independent and is installed on the circuit breaker, behind the trip unit.  The unit receives and transmits information on the communication network through optical link between the Micrologic A, P, and H trip units.
The address for the BCM is the base address for the entire device which can be seen on the trip through the communication menu.  (Breaker Communication Module: @ Address xx)
 
Metering Module (MM)
The metering module prepares the electrical values. Every second, the metering module refreshes the “real-time” RMS measurements. Using this data, it then calculates the demand and energy values, and stores the minimum / maximum values recorded since the last reset. (Note Ammeter trip unit have limit data associated with Current)
The address is the base plus 200. (Metering Module: @ Address xx + 200)

Protection Module (PM)
The protection module ensures the critical circuit breaker functions. This control unit is completely independent and does not use the measurements generated by the metering module. The module calculates the protection-function inputs and outputs itself ensuring extremely fast reaction times.
The address is the base plus 100. (Protection Module: @ Address xx + 100)
 
Cradle Communication Module (CCM)
The cradle communication module is an independent device installed separately from the breaker. Used with drawout breakers that incorporates a cradle that houses the breaker.
The address is the base plus 50. (Cradle Communication Module: @ Address xx + 50)
 
See the below link for more information.
Modbus™ Communications System for Micrologic™ A, P, and H Trip Units 0613IB1201

Note

  • Using an IFE or IFM module employing the ULP protocol, the address rules above does not apply.Micrologic Trip Unitssuperfluous line
Related ranges: Communication with Micrologic trip units

Why does PowerChute Personal Edition hang / stall during the installation when asked to select an installation folder?


Issue:
During the installation of PowerChute Personal Edition when asked to select an installation folder after clicking the Next button the installation hangs / stalls.

Product Line:
PowerChute Personal Edition (PCPE)

Environment:
PCPE versions 3.0, 3.0.0.1, 3.0.2
Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8, 10

Cause:
Incomplete removal of McAfee software
Or
corruption in Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI)
See Microsoft FAQs for information on WMI https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee692772.aspx

Solution:

#1

If the system had McAfee software uninstalled at any time PCPE may not install properly due to an incomplete uninstall.
Go to
https://download.mcafee.com/products/licensed/cust_support_patches/MCPR.exe
download the McAfee uninstaller patch, run that, reboot the system, and then run the PCPE installer.

#2

If the issue is not due to incomplete McAfee uninstall it could be caused by corruption in the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI).

Run these commands from the command prompt.

 Click Start, Run and type CMD.EXE

 Note: For Vista and Windows 7, 8, 10 you need to open Command Prompt window as an administrator. To do so, click Start, click All Programs, click Accessories, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.

For all OS:

Note: To save time and effort copy and paste the commands.
  •     Net stop winmgmt (answer yes to any questions asked)
  •     cd C:/Windows/system32/wbem
  •     xcopy Repository Repository.old
  •     rmdir /s Repository (answer yes to any questions asked)
  •     Net start winmgmt

For Windows XP:
  •     rundll32 wbemupgd, UpgradeRepositor

For Vista and Windows 7, 8, 10 :
  •     winmgmt /salvagerepository

For all OS run these commands:
  •     cd /d %windir%\system32\wbem
  •     for %i in (*.dll) do RegSVR32 -s %i
  •      for %i in (*.exe) do %i /RegServer
Windows Management Instrumentation Tester

After running "for %i in (*.exe) do %i /RegServer" the above pop up window will appear. Just X out / close the window.

Now reboot the system and then run the PCPE installer.
 
 

What are the cradle rejection (cell keying) kits for NT/NW circuit breakers?

Issue:
What are the cradle rejection (cell keying) kits for NT/NW circuit breakers?

Product Line:
Circuit Breakers

Resolution:
Cell keying kits are standard, however the field installable kits are S33767 for NT, NWCELLKEY for NW.

NW cell keying history:
Cell keying kit for W/Y-frame (pins of varying lengths)  All production after December 2012: NWCELLKEY

Older part numbers:
S48562C was developed to provide complete mismatch protection. It is used on breakers and boards assembled in Columbia. This has been replaced with NWCELLKEY.
The S48562 kit has pins all the same length and is from France. It has gaps in protection against mismatch. It was sold to OEMs.

Why does the ATV31 or ATV312 show a code of nSt even though there are no assignments in any of the parameters for a freewheel stop activation?

Issue:
Why the ATV31/ATV312 shows nSt even if there is no freewheel stop activated?

Product Line:
Altivar ATV31 and ATV312

Environment:
All

Cause:
nst
The drive status is showing NST on the main display and it will not clear.  The drive will not run

Resolution:
Here are a few possible causes:
 
(A) If a directional run command (forward or reverse) is present on power up of the drive and the drive is set for 2C (2-wire) with [trn] transition control or 3C (3-wire) control with the LI1 NC stop being open, the drive will show nSt indicating that it will not run.
  • 2 Wire control solution:  Try setting the two wire type parameter tCt to Level control (LEL) menu  in the IO menu.
  • 3 Wire control solution: Make sure that LI1 the stop NC input is turned on when the drive is powered up.  If this input is open the drive will display NST until you close this input.

(B) Check to see if someone has pushed the stop button on the local control or the remote HMI while the drive is being commanded in the terminal mode with starting and stopping via the logic inputs.
Solution: power cycle the drive to see if the NST clears

(C)  If the reference channel or the control channel is assigned to Modbus or CANopen, the drive controller displays nSt on power up and remains stopped until the communication bus sends a command.
Solution:  If the drive is programmed for NET control, you will need to write a Hex 6, then Hex 7 then Hex F to get the drive to start.

(D) Check to see if you have a logic input assigned to a freewheel stop in the FUN menu StC parameter then NST parameter.
Solution: Turn on your logic input that is assigned to freewheel stop. Otherwise, the drive will stay in NST mode until you turn on the assigned logic input.

To make adjustments to the drive parameters, see the Altivar 31 or Altivar 312 Programming manuals.

ATV31 Programming Manual:
https://www.schneider-electric.com/en/download/document/1624589/

ATV312 Programming Manual:
https://www.schneider-electric.com/en/download/document/BBV46385/


 

What alternatives are there for SP333E models? What is the migration path?

Summary 

The SP333E was developed in 2013 as a special RTU model targeting the WWW industry. It is similar to the widely used SP334E. With the introduction of the SCADAPack 470 & 474, it is expected that the the SP333E will no longer be sold after 30th June 2021, since the new SP47x RTUs are more cost effective and are the latest series of RTUs. There are two simple and clear migration paths from the SP333E.

Note that all other SCADAPack 3xx models (such as the SP334E, SP357E, etc.) will continue to be commercially available for a period of at least 2 more years (as of March 2021).
 

Product(s) concerned

SCADAPack SP333E, all part numbers starting with and covered by TBUP333-Exxx-xxxxx
 

Solution

Substitution and Upgrade / Migration Paths for replacing the SP333E:

A.   Short-to-medium-term approach (Least Disruptive to the user):
Users can continue with the SCADAPack E-Series platform by simply substituting SP334E in place of SP333E. The SP333E is a subset of the SP334E and shares the same mechanical and electrical connections footprint. This makes substitution ultra-easy as this approach does not require any change to the existing SP333E Configuration files. The Schneider Electric R&D team have incorporated this modification to minimise any short-term inconvenience to present users of the SP333E; see details below:

To ensure continued, E-Configurator v8.18.1 adds a feature that allows the SCADAPack 334E to directly accept a configuration built for a SCADAPack 333E Smart RTU. This feature allows the SCADAPack 334E to be used as a drop-in replacement for the SP333E without the need to update and maintain new RTU configuration files or IEC 61131-3 logic (WorkBench6). 

As mentioned earlier, from a hardware product perspective, the SP334E will continue to be commercially available  for a period of at least 2 more years. 

Examples of direct drop-in substitutions:
TBUP333-Ex5x-ABx0S  (Existing 333E Part Number)    >     Continue on E-Series platform    >    TBUP334-Ex5x-ABx0S (Substitute 334E Part Number)


B.    Medium-to-longer-term term approach (Most Beneficial to the user):
Users can upgrade to the recently released SP474 SCADAPack device which is based on the proven and highly beneficial RemoteConnect Software platform.

The SP474 shares the same mechanical and electrical connections footprint as the SP333E, but additionally provides many more IOs, Serial Comms & Ethernet ports in the same package; and this is being offered at a considerably lower price point. This upgrade makes technical and economic sense  - a low-hanging fruit. 

Programs developed in WorkBench / IsaGraf for the logic execution on the SP333E will need to be rewritten using the Modicon Control Expert (UnityPro) Logic, which is an intrinsic part of the RemoteConnect Software. This RemoteConnect Software is a single integrated tool that is used for both Configuration and Logic Programming of the SCADAPack 474 RTU and is available to users at no cost.

This option is definitely the recommended path as it provides major benefits with minimal disruption. This platform is being developed further and going forward, users can readily expect the following benefits with this upgrade:
  • Enhanced Cybersecurity suite of features
  • Remotely program 3rd party devices connected to the SP474 through the DTM library
  • Enjoy peace of mind with a 15-year lifespan followed by a 7 year support period
  • Compelling features planned for release in late 2021 include modular IOs, Hot Standby RTU Redundancy, Web browsing,  and more...!
Examples of upgrade / migration part numbers for the SP474:
TBUP333-Ex5x-ABx0S (Existing 333E Part Number)      >       Upgrade to RemoteConnect x70 platform (free of charge)        > TBUP474-UC50-BB00S  (Substitute 474 Part Number)

See diagram below to assist further with SP333E to SP474 footprint and connections matching:
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What can cause an low torque alarm on the ATV61 or ATV71 drive?

Issue:
ATV61 and ATV71 low torque alarm causes.

Product Line:
Altivar ATV61 and ATV71

Environment:
All

Cause:
Drive is triggering the low torque alarm

Resolution: 
If there is a logic output assigned to (ttL) Low torque threshold I/O menu and the drives motor torque drops below the set or programmed threshold (50%) then the drive will trip or flash low torque threshold.
 
You would normally set this if you want to monitor if a belt breaks or if the motors torque drops below a set threshold.
 
Low torque thd setting.
 
 
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