easYgen-3200 Training

Section 6 - LogicsManager

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 Contents
Introduction slide 3
Screen Description 5
Input Command Variables 6
Signs 11
Operators 13
Time delay 17
Logical Outputs 18
Programming 24
Exercise 26

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 Introduction
Introduction The LogicsManagerTM permits the easYgen-3000 operating logic to
Description be customized for each individual application. The status of discrete
Input Commands
inputs, discrete outputs, internal conditions, alarms, and measured
values may be combined into logical functions. These logical
Signs
functions may be used to initiate numerous operational functions,
Operators
such as starting the generator in the automatic mode.
Time Delay

Logical Outputs
Woodward’s LogicsManagerTM has been developed to give the user
complete control for flexible configuration and operation.
Programming

Exercise

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 Introduction - LogicsManagerTM
Introduction

Description
Digital Signals Relay Outputs
Input Commands Discrete inputs - Operate free configurable
Assignment
Relay status outputs
Signs
External discrete inputs With timer ON-delay and OFF-delay
Operators
External relays
Control via interface 16 additional/internal flags or logical
operations
Time Delay

Logical Outputs Internal Conditions Internal Conditions

Conditions - Start/stop engine
Programming
- CB status - Change operation mode
- operating mode - Acknowledge of alarms
Exercise
- engine status - Inhibit emergency mode
Alarms
- warning alarm
- shutdown alarm
Time / Date

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 Screen Description
Introduction Components of the Boolean Logic equation:
Description

Input Commands Logical Output Sign Delay ON

Signs Delay OFF
Operators

Time Delay
Command
Logical Outputs

Programming Operator 01

Exercise

Operator 02

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 Input Command Variables
Introduction The following groups are available:
Description

Input Commands
00 Flags condition 10 Analog inputs
(results of LogicsManager outputs) (wire break)
Signs
01 Alarm system 11 Clock and timer
Operators (active alarm classes) 12 External DIs
02 System condition 13 Discrete outputs
Time Delay
03 Engine control 14 External DOs
Logical Outputs 04 Applications condition 15 Flexible limits
Programming
05 Engine related alarms 18 Transistor outputs
06 Generator related alarms (external excitation 12V/24V)
Exercise
07 Mains related alarms
08 System related alarms
09 Discrete inputs

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 Input Command Variables
Introduction Viewing the state of the inputs in ToolKit:
Description

Input Commands

Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Input Command Variables
Introduction Viewing the state of the inputs in the HMI:
Description

Input Commands

Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Input Command Variables
Introduction Internal clock and timer functions:
Description

Input Commands

Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Input Command Variables
Introduction The alarm class for discrete inputs must
Description
be configured as “Control”, if discrete
inputs or alarm flags are used as input
Input Commands
commands.
Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Signs
Introduction The sign defines if the input is enable and how it will be used
Description
• Direct Command value
Input Commands - The command value is
passed directly to the operator
Signs

Operators
• NOT Command value
- The command value is inverted
Time Delay passed to the operator
Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

• Always "0"
- The command value is ignored and
this logic path is always FALSE.

• Always "1"
- The command value is ignored and
11 this logic path is always TRUE.
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 Signs
Introduction

Description

Input Commands
Command input:
Grey if sign = TRUE or FALSE
Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Operators
Introduction Operator 01 and 02
Description

Input Commands

Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Operators
Introduction Truth tables
Description
AND OR NAND
Input Commands
x1 x
1
Signs
x1 x2

Operators x2
x2

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise
x1 x2 y x1 x2 y x1 x2 y

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1

1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0

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 Operators
Introduction Truth tables
Description
NOR NXOR XOR
x x
Input Commands 1 1
ON
OFF ON OFF
Signs
x2

Operators ON OFF ON
OFF
x2
Time Delay
x2

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise
x1 x2 y x1 x2 y x1 x2 y

0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0

0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1

1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1

1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0

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 Operators
Introduction The “Help” screen gives a description of the logical outputs.
Description

Input Commands

Signs
Press soft key
Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Time Delay
Introduction Delay ON Delay OFF
Description is the amount of time that the logical is the amount of time that the logical
output state is delayed before changing output state is delayed before changing
Input Commands
to true to false
Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

Delay ON Delay OFF

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 Logical Outputs
Introduction There are three types available:
Description

Input Commands

Signs Relay outputs Any discrete output that are freely configurable
Operators

Time Delay

Internal functions and conditions such as “Start in

Logical Outputs Logical Functions
Auto” and “Firing Speed reached”
Programming

Exercise

Additional Boolean equations which can be used

Internal Flags whenever three input commands are not enough
or time delayed signals are required

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 Logical Outputs
Introduction
Relay outputs - Relay output 1 Ready for operation OFF
Description
- Relay 2 to 12 Depending on configuration
- External relays 1-16 via expansion board
Input Commands
can be used as additional flags if not utilized
Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Logical Outputs
Introduction
Internal Flags Internal flags 1 to 16
Description - Flag 1 used as placeholder – use caution when using it
Input Commands
for other purposes

Signs
- Flag 8 Timer function
Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs
Internal flag 8:
Programming
 Timer1: 08:00.00
Exercise  Timer2: 17:00.00
 Active weekday:
Monday: Yes
…..
Friday: Yes
Saturday: No
Sunday: No
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 Logical Outputs
Introduction
Logical Functions
Description

Input Commands
- Start request in AUTO
- Stop request in AUTO
Signs
- Load dependent (LD) start stop
Operators - Start w/o load
Time Delay
- Critical mode
- Inhibit emergency
Logical Outputs

Programming - External acknowledge

Exercise
- Undelayed close GCB
- External mains decoupling
requested
- Enable MCB

- Firing speed reached

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 Logical Outputs
Introduction
Logical Functions
Description
- Setpoint 2 power
Input Commands
- Setpoint 2 power factor
Signs - Setpoint 2 frequency
Operators
- Setpoint 2 voltage
Time Delay
- Frequency droop active
Logical Outputs - Voltage droop active
Programming
- Discrete f/P + (raise)
Exercise - Discrete f/P – (lower)
- Discrete V/PF + (raise)
- Discrete V/PF – (lower)

- RUN Synchronization mode

- CHECK Synchronization mode
- PERMISSIVE Synchronization mode
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 Logical Outputs
Introduction
Logical Functions
Description

Input Commands
- Constant idle run
Signs
- Auto idle mode
Operators

Time Delay
- AUTO operation mode
- MANUAL operation mode
Logical Outputs - STOP operation mode
Programming

Exercise

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 Programming
Introduction Select component to change with arrows
Description

Input Commands

Signs Change value with + and -

Operators

Time Delay
Go to next input command group
Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

Select from list in ToolKit

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 Programming
Introduction Remote start:
Description
Start req. in Auto:
Input Commands
 Discrete input 2 (Alarm class = control)
Signs  Internal flag 8 (Timer)
Operators  Remote request (activated via interface)
Time Delay

Logical Outputs
Internal flag 8:
Programming
 Timer1: 08:00.00
Exercise  Timer2: 17:00.00
 Active weekday:
Monday: Yes
…..
Friday: Yes
Saturday: No
Sunday: No
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 Exercise
Introduction Problem: Create pulsing relay output.
Description

Input Commands

Signs

Operators

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Exercise
Introduction Create pulsing relays output.
Description
Use as many flags as necessary.
Input Commands
The relay shall only pulse in operating mode MANUAL.
Signs
Use relay 11 as pulse relay.
Operators

Change the pulse / pause ratio

Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 Exercise
Introduction Solution: Create pulsing relay output.
Description
Can be used as a simple process controller if combined with Flexible Limits
Input Commands (alarm class = control). Only digital PID possible with multiple Flexible Limits
Signs and different pulse / pause ratios.
Operators
Pause time Pulse time
Time Delay

Logical Outputs

Programming

Exercise

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 End of this presentation
Other sections are :
1 Overview 6 LogicsManager
2 Hardware and I/O 7 Analog Manager
3 Operational Modes 8 Controller
4 Configuration and ToolKit 9 Synchronization and breaker
5 Communication 10 Application
11 Sequencing

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