System Automation Platform for Monitoring, Control, Data Concentration, and Protocol Conversion.

OUR COMPANY
At GE Energy Services, our mission is to champion our customers success in todays dynamic energy marketplace by providing smart solutions to optimize transmission and distribution operations. We team up with utilities worldwide to carry out the new mandates for delivering reliable and quality power using realtime information technology specifically developed for electric power applications. Through innovative substation systems and specialized engineering services from test instruments to turnkey automation solutions GE Energy Services helps utilities safely and efficiently automate, monitor and maintain critical transmission and distribution assets.

THE D20. THE HUB OF SUBSTATION AUTOMATION

THE PROCESSING CAPABILITY TO MONITOR AND CONTROL all substation IEDs and thousands of substation I/O points. THE PROCESSING CAPABILITY TO RUN SOPHISTICATED AUTOMATION APPLICATIONS such as the integrated LogicLinx programmable logic control (PLC), with uncompromising performance. All substation IED and device data is integrated, coordinated and made available to as many host systems or users as needed at the local, SCADA master or enterprise level. THE FLEXIBILITY TO BUILD A RELIABLE, POWERFUL AND VERSATILE SYSTEM. GE Energy Services was the first to invent and implement a distributed remote terminal unit for the electric utility industry. Our design has now evolved into the industry leading platform for substation automation, the D20. Based upon an open-ended distributed architecture, and using a series of intelligent modules, the D20/D200 Product Family gives you complete flexibility to build a reliable, powerful and versatile system, capable of handling the monitoring, control, automation and communications in the smallest distribution substation to the largest transmission station.

D20

HOW THE D20 WILL IMPROVE YOUR UTILITYS PERFORMANCE

By Modularity
The core of the D20s modular design is the D20 M main processor which manages communications and data transfer between the hosts, local devices and remote intelligent substation and feeder devices. The open-ended architecture permits the addition of modules as, and where, you need them and provides parallel, distributed, real-time processing for greater configuration and application flexibility.

By Reducing Maintenance And Recalibration

Maintenance is made easy with the D20s modular design. All I/O modules have front access and easy-to-reach field terminations, LEDs and auxiliary hardware. To replace modules, simply exchange the logic unit with a spare working module termination panels remain in place and the wiring untouched. The D20 automatically detects the change and configures the system to make the new module fully operational.

With Simplified Configuration

Every D20 comes with software tools to simplify troubleshooting, repair and configuration. At your desktop or the substation, you can use the convenient ConfigPro tools to monitor the system or change critical parameters. ConfigPro works like a typical Windows application, with online help and pull-down menus.

With Longer Installed Product Life, And Lower Life Cycle Costs
As a family of products, the D20/D200 is intended to give you longer installed product life. Once in place, you can easily install additional equipment, applications and features on your D20 system without relinquishing the existing hardware and software. The D20 has been in field service for over a decade, evidencing its durability.

D20 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Local Maintenance/ Configuration Regional SCADA Master EMS Master

D20
Dial-Up Access D20 M D.20 LINK

D20 A
PowerLink Web Client Internet access

PowerLink GUI Data Display Panel

D20 S D20 AC D20 K D20 KI

Remote Maintenance/ Configuration D20 C D20 Peripheral I/O Modules IEDs

Dial-Up Access

IEDs

Features
Protocol conversion for information exchange between multiple masters, IEDs and RTUs Library of over 110 host and IED communication protocols A powerful automation tool with our fully integrated soft logic automation LogicLinx application I/O points and application parameters easily set in ConfigPro, our Windowsbased configuration system Seven to forty-two communication ports for interfacing to hosts, RTUs and IEDs Multiple databases for multiple master stations Data concentration from IEDs and satellite RTUs Numerous add-on SCADA and advanced automation functions Redundant processor and LAN configuration Capable of up to 15,000 I/O points

D20
PERIPHERAL
SPECIFICATIONS
PHYSICAL
19" Rack Mount, front access on all terminations 5.25" (3 RU) high, 2.5" deep (D20 A, S, K, C) 8.75" (5 RU) high, 2.5" deep (D20 AC)

HOW THE D20 WILL FIT INTO YOUR UTILITYS OPERATIONS

In New Installations And Retrofits
Utilities which have chosen to implement the D20 in a fully distributed fashion have demonstrated drastically reduced engineering, installation and commissioning costs. You can expect major savings by using the D20 in sites such as: New substations Older substations with full cable trays and conduits Retrofits where space is limited or cable lengths are insufficient Outdoor pole-mounts

COMMON

TERMINATION OPTIONS
Screw compression Removable Phoenix type DB25 Multiconductor connector Barrier terminations, double level TB, 300V, 25A

As The Hub Of Your Substation Automation

The D20 is a true platform for substation automation. You will find the on-board programmable logic control capability, as well as other specialty applications, indispensable for automating the monitoring and control of your remote sites.

COMMUNICATIONS
2 D.20 Link ports Local maintenance port

As A Component Of The Integrated Substation Control System (iSCS)

The iSCS brings your substation operations online into a central office or remote control room, from across town or across the country. Because this system is flexible, you can add one substation this year, another next year and five more down the line.

With Complete Protocol Conversion

The D20 includes protocol conversion for information exchange between multiple masters, IEDs and RTUs, with a library of over 110 host and IED communication protocols.

The D20 Chassis By Complying With International Engineering Standards

Our equipment meets demanding international engineering standards, including IEC, CE Mark, and North American IEEE impulse and surge standards. Our ISO 9001 accreditation confirms our commitment to quality.

THE D2O COMPONENTS AND MODULES

D20 M Main Processor D20 A Analog Input Module D20 S Status Input Module D20 K Control Output Module D20 C Combination I/O Module D20 AC Analog Input Module Data Display Panel D20 EME Ethernet Memory Expansion

D20 M MAIN PROCESSOR

The Core Of The D20 Family
The D20 M is the advanced main processor for the family of D20/D200 platforms for substation automation. This powerful 32-bit main processor module handles data collection and delivery to host computers, runs local automation algorithms and maintains I/O and device data in the system database. The D20 M has been carefully designed to function reliably in the demanding substation environment. Following the D20s distributed architecture, the D20 M communicates and distributes power to peripheral D20 I/O modules located in the substation building or switch yard over a high-speed 250 kbps local area network, called the D.20 Link. Up to 63 peripheral I/O modules can be connected to the D20 M over the D.20 Link; a repeater module is used for each group of 31 modules. The D20 M features two high-speed D.20 ports for peripheral communications. The second HDLC port can be used to act as a separate backup port. The D20 M has seven serial ports for communications to master stations, satellite RTUs and intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) such as meters and relays. The GE Energy Services protocol library contains most industry SCADA and IED communication protocols, including the industry standard DNP 3.0 and IEC 870-5. The D20s flexible software architecture lends itself to more sophisticated applications such as supporting multiple masters and multiple databases, data concentration, communication gateway or submaster schemes. The D20 M is automation ready, with a suite of powerful applications which include LogicLinx programmable logic control, remote data display, calculator, communications watchdog, accumulator freeze and analog reference software. Using your PC and the various user facilities that come with the D20, you can easily and conveniently configure and maintain the D20 M locally or remotely via the maintenance port.

D20 M
SPECIFICATIONS
CPU/MEMORY
32-bit microprocessor architecture On-board memory: - up to 2Mb RAM - up to 1024Kb application program space - up to 512K NVRAM Optional TCXO clock, accurate to 100 ppm

SELF-DIAGNOSTICS
Program memory checksums RAM test Configuration verification Interrupt controller verification Serial port test Watchdog and power monitor Peripheral communication checks Error logger

COMMUNICATIONS
2 D.20 Link HDLC ports 7 programmable RS-232 serial ports for communications to host, RTUs and IEDs RS-232 maintenance port Over 110 host and IED protocols available Supports leased/dial-up telephone lines, modem, MAS radio, 900 MHz radio, trunked radio, spread spectrum radio, microwave, fiber optics, Ethernet

The D20 ME

POWER REQUIREMENTS
Power consumption: 4.0 W typical, 7.4 W max. - +5 V DC @ 1.0 A - 12 V DC @ 0.1 A Various power supply options

PHYSICAL
VME/Eurocard chassis for wall or 19" rack mounting: 19" x 5.25" WESDAC D20 M logic board 9" x 6" (front) WESTERM D20 M SS termination board (rear) LED indications: Run, Halt and Fail

OPTIONS
VMEbus controller and 5-slot VME termination backplane VME expansion modules Floating point math co-processor High accuracy crystal oscillator providing real-time clock accuracy to 2.0 ppm Up to 16 Mb memory via VME bus

D20 ME BOARD
The D20 ME board is the next generation processor for our highly successful D20 product line. Increased memory, performance and communication port speed are the main benefit of this product.

D20 ME
SPECIFICATIONS
CPU AND MEMORY
32-bit microprocessor architecture 2 Mb Flash Application memory 1.5Mb SRAM 512Kb NVRAM 1Mb BootROM TCXO clock, 1.0 ms resolution, accurate to 2 ppm Two D.20 Link HDLC ports

D20 A
SPECIFICATIONS
32 differential inputs (typical): - 1, 5, 10 V - 1, 2.5, 5, 10, 20 mA - Field configurable plug on adapters Input impedance 44 Mohm 5% (VDC) Overall accuracy 0.05% (voltage), 0.1% (current) Temperature coefficient 10 ppm per C 14-bit plus sign resolution Conversion rate (all 32 inputs): - 550 ms @ 60 Hz - 656 ms @ 50 Hz Over voltage rating 35 VDC Overload rating 200 V pp 5 V input common mode (50/60 Hz) Common mode rejection (60 Hz): - 95 dB 5 V - 90 dB 10 V Normal mode rejection (60 Hz) 60 dB Component isolation rating 1500 Vrms Dielectric rating 1000 VDC Power requirement: 20-60 VDC, 7 W typical

D20 A ANALOG INPUT MODULE

The D20 A is the analog input module for the D20 family platforms. Through a Westerm D20 A termination panel and Wesdac D20 A logic panel, the D20 A accepts, filters and digitizes voltage and current inputs for transmission to the D20 M main processor. This analog input subsystem employs solid-state multiplexers, an 8-bit microprocessor, programmable gain amplifier, analog-to-digital convertor and multiple precision references to optimize speed, resolution and linearity. These features provide an analog input interface with: Up to 32 bipolar or unipolar inputs, including a wide range of industry standard current inputs using precision scaling resistors Auto-calibration that compensates for gain error, offset error and two segment non-linearity error; requires no manual adjustments; and ensures accuracy and temperature stability Optional numeric analog-to-digital scaling that supports entry of unique offset and full scale values for each input

D20 S STATUS INPUT MODULE

User Configurable Status Inputs
Collection, processing and reporting of various types of contact inputs are handled by the D20 S status input module. The D20 S is capable of reading 64 discrete digital inputs. All digital inputs are bipolar and optically isolated, with each group of eight inputs sharing a common return or contact wetting. The microprocessor-based D20 S scans, filters and processes contact inputs to monitor the status/condition of devices and measure their changes in state. The flexibility and reliability of the D20 S can be seen in the following features: Variety of input types configurable per point, including status, SOE or accumulator, and with variable debounce on a point by point basis Chatter filtering to prevent reporting of unwanted changes to host Time tagging of changes as detected to a resolution of 1ms and placed in FIFO buffer for transmission to host Contact wetting provided from either the on board D20 power supply or external supply, such as the station battery. The wetting supply is fused

D20 S
SPECIFICATIONS
64 bipolar inputs in 8 groups of 8 Point types (programmable): - Status/alarm with COS detection - Sequence Of Events, 1 msec resolution - Form A or Form C pulse accumulator - Binary coded decimal - Pulse duration Current burden 3 to 6 mA per input Scan rate 1.0 ms Contact Wetting 12, 24, 48, 125 V - Plug on Resistor Packs Selectable debounce 4 to 255 ms Overload rating 500 VDC (common mode to ground) Component isolation rating 1500 Vrms Dielectric rating 1000 VDC Power requirement: 20-60 VDC, 3 W typical LED indication per point

D20 K
SPECIFICATIONS
CONTROL OUTPUTS
32 open drain drivers for relays Additional open drain drivers for dedicated Master Trip/Close relays

OUTPUT TYPES
Momentary (fixed) Latching Trip/Close (T/C) Raise/Lower (R/L) Pulse duration Pulse train

OUTPUT CONFIGURATIONS

D20 K CONTROL OUTPUT MODULE

Reliable And Secure Controls
D20/D200 control commands are handled by the D20 K control output module. Depending on the application, dual control, direct operate and multiple Raise/Lower controls are supported in D20 K operations. The relay output subsystem consists of a standard Wesdac D20 K logic panel and a choice of Westerm D20 K relay termination panels, each with 32 point relays plus Master Trip/Close relays. For heavy duty controls, interposing relay panels are available. Reliability and security are of utmost importance in issuing controls. The D20 K incorporates interlocking hardware protection techniques and software algorithms to guard against false output selection due to a single component failure, erroneous address or selection decoding. Among its security features, the D20 K offers: Master Trip/Close relay and point selection relay used to define the desired control point and energize the appropriate Trip or Close bus for each control output; this dramatically cuts hardware costs Select-check-execute functionality (used with the D20 M) to provide highly secure operation which is especially essential in critical situations, such as Trip/Close operations of power circuit breakers; only one point can be operated at a time, and each command involves a series of steps to confirm and validate controls received from the master Single component failure protection to prevent misoperation Regular coil status check for hardware component failure; error causes module shutdown Local/Remote switch to manually disable relay coil power and contact wetting supply during local maintenance Optional current limit scheme on interposer relays The D20 K control output module is the most flexible and reliable relay output subsystem available in a substation remote terminal unit.

32 T/C pairs 24 T/C + 4 R/L pairs 16 T/C + 8 R/L pairs 8 T/C + 12 R/L pairs 16 R/L pairs 32 isolated Form C contact outputs Optional 32 isolated open drain outputs

CONTACT RATINGS & TYPES (TYPICAL)

Westerm D20 K: - Momentary relays (1 Form C or A): 60 W max. (e.g., 3 A @ 20 VDC, .25 A @ 220 VDC) Westerm D20 KI: - Interposing relays: 10 A @ 150 VDC (1 Form X), 5 A @ 150 VDC (2 Form A), 3 A @ 150 VDC (2 Form C) - Interposing relays: 10 A @ 28 VDC (2 Form C or A) - Latching interposer relays: 10 A @ 28 VDC or 240 VAC (2 Form C) - Interposing relays (heavy duty): 20 A @ 125 VDC, 30 A @ 240 VAC (single phase) (1 Form A) Coil status check every 500s Contact duration programmable 1 to 215 ms in 1 ms intervals, or 1 to 215 s in 1 s intervals (protocol dependent) Local/Remote switch Component isolation rating 1500 Vrms Dielectric rating 1000 VDC Power requirement: 4 W typical at 24 V, 11 W maximum at 24 V with all relays energized LED indication per select point

PHYSICAL
Westerm D20 KI1 interposer relay board (compression terminals): 19" x 5.25" Westerm D20 KI2 interposer relay board (barrier terminals): 19" x 7"

D20 C
SPECIFICATIONS
ANALOG INPUTS
Plug-in daughter board for 16 bipolar, differential inputs Inputs: - 5 V DC - 1, 5, 10, 20 mA (typical) - Plug in adapters Accuracy 0.05% (voltage), 0.1% (current) Temperature coefficient 10 ppm per C 14 bits plus sign resolution Conversion rate: - 280 ms for 16 inputs @ 60 Hz - 332 ms for 16 inputs @ 50 Hz Dynamic range of converter 125% of normalized full scale inputs Input impedance 44 Mohm 5% (VDC) Common mode rejection (60Hz) 95 dB Normal mode rejection (60 Hz) 60 dB Over voltage rating 35 VDC (normal mode)

D20 C COMBINATION I/O MODULE

Ideal I/O Board For Small Point Counts
The D20 C combination input/output module combines status inputs, control outputs and optional analog inputs/outputs in one compact module. Ideal for small point count applications, the D20 C performs all the I/O processes similar to the D20 A, S and K modules. The same technology is used on the D20 C to provide essentially the same capabilities and specifications as the other D20 I/O modules, but for mixed point counts. The D20 C offers the following I/O capabilities: 16 analog inputs or 8 analog inputs and 8 analog outputs through optional plug-in daughter boards - Differential solid-state multiplexers, three high-accuracy reference points and auto-calibration with no manual adjustments ensure efficient and accurate operation The D20 C analog input/output modules contain a voltage to frequency converter fixed at 5 V full scale and precision scaling resistors supporting a wide range of current inputs 16 status inputs - Status inputs are photo-coupled to provide isolation from the logic circuitry. Like the D20 S, changes are time-tagged and filtered for chatter to prevent unwanted changes from being reported 8 momentary or dual control Trip/Close control outputs - Control outputs are provided by 8 open drain drivers for output relays with two additional drivers for Master Trip/Close relays. Interposer relays may also be supplied using the Westerm D20 KI interposer relay board with the D20 C Control outputs on the D20 C are protected by the same security as the D20 K. Outputs are guarded by single component failure protection, regular coil status check, and a local/remote switch for safety when performing maintenance

ANALOG INPUTS/OUTPUTS
Plug-in daughter board for 8 bipolar voltage or unipolar current outputs and 8 bipolar inputs @ 5 V (see Analog Inputs above) Output ranges: - 0-5, 0-10, 5, 10 V, - 0-1, 0-5, 0-10, 0-20, 4-20 mA - Plug in adapters Accuracy: 0.1% (voltage), 0.15% (current) 12 bits plus sign resolution Maximum output 5 kohms @ 5 V out

STATUS INPUTS
16 optically isolated inputs in 2 groups of 8; share common return or contact wetting Contact wetting: 12, 24, 48 or 125 V - Plug in Resistor Packs Current burden 3 to 6 mA per input Scan rate 1.0 ms Selectable debounce 4 to 255 ms Sequence Of Events, 1msec resolution Overload rating 500 VDC (common mode to GND)

CONTROL OUTPUTS
8 relays plus 2 Master Trip/Close relays Output configurations: - 8 T/C pairs - 6 T/C + 1 R/L pairs - 4 T/C + 2 R/L pairs - 2 T/C + 3 R/L pairs - 4 R/L pairs 8 isolated Form C contact outputs Programmable contact duration 1 to 215 ms in 1 ms intervals or 1 to 215 s in 1 s intervals (protocol dependent) Contact rating: Momentary (1 Form C or A contact) 60W max. (e.g. 3 A @ 20 VDC, .25 A @ 220 VDC) Coil status check every 500 s Local/Remote switch

OTHER
Power requirements: 20-60 VDC, 5 W typical; 11 W full load with 24 V contact wetting LED indication per point

D20 AC ANALOG INPUT MODULE

Accommodate Direct AC Analog Inputs
The D20 AC analog input module is the peripheral for the D20/D200 substation control systems that provides AC analog computing and monitoring. It is compatible for station retrofits and new station installations in generation, transmission, subtransmission bulk supply and distribution environments.

D20 AC
SPECIFICATIONS
DSP memory: - 24-bit program, 16-bit fixed point data - 16 MHz clock - 1K x 16-bit internal data - 2K x 24-bit internal program - 14K x 24-bit external program - 64K byte EPROM boot - Dual port memory 2K bytes CCU base system required

AC VOLTAGE INPUTS
Up to 6 nominal RMS inputs: - 63.5 VAC, 110 VAC (50 Hz), 69.3 VAC, 120 VAC (60 Hz) Accuracy: 0.2% of nominal full scale Burden: <0.1 VA Measurement range: 250% of nominal Continuous over voltage: 250% of nominal Frequency response: 50/60 Hz filtered, 1300 Hz unfiltered 64 samples/cycle

The D20 AC supports functions such as: Direct AC analog inputs from current and voltage transformers for up to three 3-phase circuits eliminating need for transducers and/or metering IEDs Integrates key substation functions such as metering, analog processing and power quality measurement D20 AC data used with LogicLinx provides the basis for sophisticated substation automation applications Communicates to the D20 M via the high-speed D.20 Link 3 Element Metering 1 Element Metering (Balance System)

AC CURRENT INPUTS
Up to 9 nominal RMS inputs: 1.0 A or 5.0 A (50/60 Hz) Accuracy: - 0.2% of nominal (minimum input 2% of nominal) - 1.0% 5 X nominal full scale - 2.0% 10 X nominal full scale - 3.0% 16 X nominal full scale Burden: <0.01 ohm Thermal overload: - 4 X nominal continuous, 30 X nominal 10s, 100 X nominal 1s Frequency response: 50/60 Hz filtered, 1300 Hz unfiltered 64 samples/cycle

Performance Benefits
Direct AC inputs capable of monitoring up to three circuits. Barrier terminal blocks on AC inputs. Up to 132 analog values and 18 accumulator values Meter calculations include kW, kVArs, kVA, power factor, frequency, kWh, kVArh, kVAh and symmetrical components Power quality data : %THD (total harmonic distortion), 21st harmonic

DC ANALOG INPUT
1 DC differential analog input Current input, one of: 1, 5, 10, 20 mA Voltage input: 5 VDC Input burden: >10 M voltage input, 5 K to 250 K current input (1 to 20 mA) Overload: 30 VDC (normal mode), 200 VDC (common mode) Accuracy: 0.05% full scale voltage input, 0.1% full scale current input Resolution: 12 bit plus sign (minimum) CMRR: 90 dB @ 50/60 Hz, NMRR: 60 dB @ 50/60 Hz Dynamic range: 125% full scale References: 90% full scale zero Conversion time: 16.7 ms (60 Hz), 20.0 ms (50 Hz) Temperature coefficient: 15 ppm C voltage input, 30 ppm C current input 64 samples/cycle

D20 HV PERIPHERALS
The D20 HV peripherals provide an extra level of protection for your system. The HV products are packaged similarly to the D20 A,S,K,C boards but are proven to meet additional standards and protection specifications. All field, I/O and power terminations are made on the Westerm D20 HV board.

Power Requirement
DC Power Input 40 - 150 VDC; terminated directly on module

POWER REQUIREMENT
DC power input: 40-150 VDC @ 5 W, 20-60 VDC @ 8 W Field Terminations: AC inputs #6-32 barrier blocks, #10 AWG; DC input 3-position compression type terminal block, #12 AWG LED indications

Physical Size
D20 AHV, SHV, CHV: 19" x 7" x 2.5" D20 KHV: 19" x 8.75" x 2.5"

DATA DISPLAY
PANEL
BENEFITS
Facilitates rapid substation troubleshooting by operators Replaces traditional meters and annunciator panels Easy identification of status and analog alarms Can be located adjacent to primary equipment

DATA DISPLAY PANEL

Economical System Database Display
The Data Display Panel provides an economical means to display up to 150 digital and 150 analog input points from a D20/D200. Any data point available in the database can be viewed from a single data display panel, and all information displayed can be scaled to engineering units for easy interpretation. Using an RS-485 link, up to 16 data displays can be used to remotely display information at different locations within a substation or other facility.

FEATURES
Display point information (maximum) 150 digital and 150 analog input points per Data Display, including WIN database numbers 7 pre-configured screens for easy setup Display multiple points on 1 screen 30 User screens can be configured and stored in the Data Display One RS-232 plus one RS-485 communications port per display Standard RS-232 communication or multiple Data Displays (maximum 16) using an RS-485 Easy configuration using ConfigPro software Each point can have its own text description to be viewed on the Data Display Backlit LCD display Can be internally mounted into a D10 or D20 style SCADA RTU, or externally mounted Each analog input can be individually scaled, and have its own engineering units All setup information on the Data Display is stored in EEprom Use the Data Display Panel for easy troubleshooting of WIN database points

Easily Configured & Flexible Display

The Data Display Panel operates with a D20/D200 running CCU Base 1.54 and higher or D20 base 3.56 and higher. The data display is easily configured using ConfigPro software. Any database point can be displayed on the data display. Each digital point can have a configured text description associated with the state of that digital point. For example, trip/close, raise/lower, on/off, etc. Up to seven characters are available. Each analog point can have an individual scaled engineering unit value and a units description. For analog points, high and low limits can be set for each point. When the point value reaches the pre-configured high or low limit, the data display indicates the point is in alarm by making the scaled value blink for a low alarm and reverse video blink for a high alarm. For digital points, the data display has two Status Panel screens that display latched alarms for assigned digital points. These alarms can then be acknowledged by the ALM ACK key on the front keypad. This feature is independent from any other GUI or control system currently running.

HIGHLIGHTS
Economically display up to 300 RTU/SCS database points Scaled to engineering units for easy interpretation Mounted locally or distributed (up to 16) units throughout station Compatible with D20, D200, D25, iSCS and SCD Product lines

D200 SUBSTATION AUTOMATION PLATFORM

A Platform For Integrated Protection & Control
The D200 takes substation control far beyond the sphere of the contemporary intelligent remote terminal unit. It is designed with previously unavailable power and flexibility to monitor and control all devices in a utilitys substation, as well as perform automation, IED gateway and host communication functions. The D200 is a flexible platform that can serve as a server/gateway or remote communication controller within a Substation Control System, or as a standalone control system. Impressive computing power and expandability fortify the D200 to manage the demanding and data intensive applications of large substations. This is achieved through an innovative design that employs multiple D20 M processors communicating over a VME bus. The boosted CPU power allows processing tasks to be distributed for optimum performance. This robust system possesses the processing power to monitor and control over 40 intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) and thousands of I/O points in the substation, and at the same time run sophisticated automation applications, such as our integrated LogicLinx programmable logic control, without compromising performance. All substation device data is integrated, coordinated and made available to as many host systems or users as needed, such as the PowerLink Access graphical user interface.

PHYSICAL
Assembly: 10.32" x 3.75" Optional 19" panel mount: 19" x 5.25"

D200 Substation Automation Platform Features

Client/server and peer-to-peer modes Virtual connection mode for remote IED access Handles expanded I/O point counts over 15,000 Connects to up to 42 host systems and IEDs VME bus architecture affords high scalability and performance for adding serial ports, subLAN options, memory, etc. All data is integrated and coordinated. All applications access single, real-time database Extensive library of SCADA protocol emulations and IED interfaces Automation tools at your fingertips with LogicLinx, communications watchdog, calculator, accumulator freeze and analog reference Optional redundant configurations for security at critical sites Hardened to perform critical control functions in the substation environment in accordance with applicable IEEE and IEC standards

D200

Data Display Panel

D20 S

D20/D200 Compliance Standards

The D20/D200 RTU complies with the following standards when assembled and installed to the manufacturers recommendations. EMC Directive (89/336/EEC and amended thereafter) EN50081-2: 1984 - EN550011, Class A EN50082-2: 1995 - EN6100-4-2 (IEC 801-2) - EN6100-4-3 (IEC 801-3) - EN6100-4-4 (IEC 801-4) - EN6100-4-6 (IEC 801-6) - ENV50141 High Voltage Modules Power Frequency Interference NGTS 2.13 500 Vrms common mode, 250 Vrms normal mode Dielectric Isolation; duration of 1 minute to earth IEEE C37.1-1994 - Specifications for SCADA IEEE C37.90.1-1989 - SWC and Fast Transient (5kv) IEC 255-4 - Impulse-Electrical (5kv) IEC 255-5 - Insulation withstand IEC 255-22-1 - High frequency disturbance Environmental: -20C to +70C

D20 A

D20 K

Power supply inputs: 2500 VDC Analog inputs 500 VDC Insulation Resistance: <100M ohms to earth Supply interruption: open circuit method 10 ms with nominal 54 Vdc supply

D20 KI

Product Comparison
D20 Max. Processor Boards Max. I/O Boards VME Backplane Max. Applications Max. Serial Ports Base Software Application Software 1 80 Option 5-7 7 Std. D20 Base, CCU Base Std. D20 D200 6 150 Standard >20 42 CCU Base Std. D20 & Advanced D200 Applications

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