Cyberex BCM-SFCM Configurator/Monitor
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1. tlm 3 860 5 P3 Subfeed Type tlm 4 860 5 P4 Subfeed Type tlm 1 40 0 P1 SFOl UC Alarm Limit tlm 1100 0 P1 SFOZ UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 160 0 P1 SFOS3S UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 220 0 Pl1 SFO4 UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 280 0 P1 SFOS UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 340 0 P1 SFO6 UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 400 0 P1 SFO UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 460 0 Pl1 SFOS UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 520 0 P1 SFO9 UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 580 0 P1 SF10 UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 640 0 P1 SF1l1l UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 700 0 P1 SF1Z UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 760 0 P1 SF13 UC Alarm Limit tlm 1 820 0 P1 SF1l4 UC Alarm Limit tlm 2 40 0 P2 SFO1l UC Alarm Limit v Delay Settings Run Step Write Delay mS 700 5 ave Exit pams Read Delay mS f 100 The program will load the last script file used To load another script file click the Browse button and select an existing script file in the Open dialog box which will appear The Script File Transfer window can also be opened from the Create Script File window by click the Run Script button in that window When opened this way the current script file in the Create Script File window will be loaded into the Script File Transfer window When you have the correct script file loaded click the Run button in the Script File Transfer window You should see the highlighter bar shift down in2. 2000 fA N PA TEF IA d Subfeed 7 icBaaf aA 235 0835 oB 2553 ir Subfeed 8 Baj eA 1780 Bai oB 1825 Reading P2 G04 User Supervisor BCM SFCM2 RAS 232 COMS PC Baud 9600 Device Baud 115200 Firmware v1 16 Connected 0 Days 00 12 28 Figure 9 2 CB View Windows Panels 3 amp 4 show SFCM Panels with the New CT Arrangement Left clicking on any of the CB buttons on the CB View windows will cause the associated Branch or Subfeed Circuit window to open as shown in a later section below Multiple Branch and Subfeed Circuit windows can be opened at the same time Any of the circuits can be disabled or enabled by right clicking on any of the corresponding CB buttons on the CB View windows and clicking the Disable or Enable popup as shown below Subfeed 1 C an 5 7 aC 15 9 When a circuit is disabled its CB buttons will appear grey on the CB View window as shown below When a circuit is enabled its CB buttons will appear green if no alarms or warnings exist for that circuit or will appear red or yellow if there are any alarms or warnings respectively esz a oF cB3 ec oF Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual 11 0 Updated 04 01 13 Page 10 of 30 10 0 The Branch Readings Windows The Branch Readings windows appear when CB buttons on BCM panels are clicked
3. See Figure 10 1 below Active alarms and warnings will appear as red or yellow respectively BCM Panel 1 B01 Branch Readings l 0 x PHLBA Curent euroni Cuert KW KVA Loma PF Kw MD wan aiam Alor Aian Alam arm P1Boj 2000 199 200 2a 24 6 10o oj o0 Figure 10 1 Branch Readings Window As with other table type windows like these a popup menu appears when you right click the table as shown below In this case you can use this popup menu to copy the text to the Windows clipboard which you can then paste into other applications like Excel Clicking Help in this popup menu opens a Help window that tells you the other things you can do with this table In this case it says you can reset latched alarms or warnings by double clicking a cell in the associated column BCM Panel 1 B01 Branch Readings l H x L PF PNL BR Curent c rent Cunen EERE Alr Alarm Alarm Alarm P1801 20 00 199 20 0 24 24 66 Figure 10 2 Popup Menu for Tables The Subfeed Windows The Subfeed windows appear when CB buttons on SFCM panels are clicked See Figure 11 1 below The metering alarm warning states and configuration settings for each subfeed can be seen in its Subfeed window as shown below Active alarms and warnings will appear as red or yellow respectively ip SFCM Panel 1 Subfeed 1 l 0 x O o aae ec cal P Worst 22 anf a EN oCN 12 Reset Meters Rating Amps 4
4. e Ww j a j O o o o o ie 481 482 483 7 14 489 M 4 gt a Sheeti aa Drawy Lg AutoShapes N a AJ Al 23 gA Figure 22 5 Excel Opens with the Setpoint Data Page 28 of 30 To get a better view of the differences right click on the Compare Setpoints window Figure 22 4 above and select List Differences in the popup menu This will cause the Differences window to open as shown below in Figure 22 6 SU Differences Difference Listing 481 7 650 1 5 D D 609 649 __ 650 u an ojojo Figure 22 6 The Differences Window The cyan highlighted rows in the Differences window indicate items that will not be used when creating script files based on the differences In the example screenshot above the Software Minor Version is highlighted which is not a setting that can be changed using a script file Creating Script Files from Captured Settings Files To create service port script files based on the differences shown in the Differences window right click in the window and select Create Script in the popup menu as shown below in Figure 23 1 This will cause the Create Scripts window to open with the script file text filled in as shown below in Figure 23 2 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04
5. Current Scales Phase al 7 All Current Offsets Calibration Point Calibration Point Std Meter Reading arate Exit Std Meter Reading Calibrate Figure 15 1 BCM SFCM Calibration Windows Upgrading Downgrading the BCM SFCM Firmware You must be in RS 232 mode and logged in on Level 2 to use the BCM SFCM Configurator application for upgrading or downgrading the BCM SFCM firmware To see the Upgrade window as shown below in Figure 16 1 select Upgrade in the main menu bar When the program is installed it is not configured with any Software Upgrade File paths which appear in the combo box in the Upgrade Software page as shown below Software upgrade file paths can be added removed and saved by the program so that they will still be there when the program is closed and reopened later A new software upgrade file path can be added by dragging from Windows Explorer and dropping into the white Software Upgrade File combo box Then it can be saved for future use by clicking the Save button You can also add a new software upgrade file path by clicking the Browse button just below the Software Upgrade File combo box A new window will open as shown in Figure 16 2 below This is a Standard File gt Open dialog box that lets you browse through folders so that you can find and select the upgrade file that you need Click the Open button after selecting the correct upgrade file as shown below Once a new so
6. bar The window will open as shown below Create Scripts System Settings Selection New Setting Index Description Baud Rate Latching Set Bit Zero Cutoff Amps x 10 BCM Voltage Sensing Mode Script File Text Panel Type C O BCM Seq 4 SFCM Neutrals C 1 BCM Std C 5 SFCM Neutrals Panel Settings Index Description Branch Settings Index Description Branch Global Settings Index Description mst Calibration Settings Clear Text Open Existing File Index Description Open Folder Current Offset Calibration All Voltage Offset Calibration All Exit Figure 19 1 The Create Scripts Window Initial View The last script file used will be loaded into this form The items that appear in the blank list boxes above depend on the Panel Type selected by the Panel Type radio buttons on the form For example the following screenshot shows the window when BCM Std Panel Type 1 is selected Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 20 of 30 a Create Scripts DBR System Settings Selection New Setting Index Description 853 Baud Rate 859 Latching Set Bit 863 Zero Cutoff Amps 10 864 BCM Voltage Sensing Mode Script File Test Panel Type C O BCM Seq 4 SFCM Neutrals C 5 SFCM Neutrals Panel Settin
7. below in Figure 22 5 The program will automatically save the Excel file in the folder with the last selected Settings Download file and give it the name of the last selected Settings Download file but with the xls extension Ifa file already exists with this name you will have the option of replacing the file or selecting a different filename in a Save As dialog box which will open Note Microsoft Excel 2003 is required to use this feature S Compare Setpoints Difference Listing SETPOINT NAME P1 Panel Type P2 Panel Type P3 Panel Type P4 Panel Type Settings 00 Settings 00 al E o Copy All to Clipboard Open in Excel A List Differences P1804 Curent Ratina 0 P1805 Current Ratina 30 P1806 Current Rating 0 P1807 Curent Ratina 30 P1 B04 Current Rating P1 B05 Current Rating P1 B06 Current Rating P1 B07 Current Rating 3 Figure 22 4 Right Click to Access the Popup Menu Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 23 0 EJ Microsoft Excel Settings 002 x s eg Fie Edit Wiew Insert Format Tools Data Window Help D e id 3 th Ca 100 r A gt 4 A aA Ye Reply with Changes End Review SS ee ee ee D Tim SETPOINT NAME Settings 001 Settings 002 2 860 P1 Panel Type 4 3 5 6seo p4 Panel Type
8. the Add to Script button to add this item to the script file The new command line s should appear in the Script File Text box on the right hand side of the window 19 1 3 5 You can repeat this process to add other System Settings items if required 19 1 4 Add Branch Subfeed Settings to the Script File Text as Follows 19 1 4 1 Select a Branch or Subfeed Setting you want to add to the script file by clicking the item in the Branch Settings or Subfeed Settings list box 19 1 4 2 Inthe Selection frame select the Branch es or Subfeed s and Panel s you want to add by clicking or dragging the mouse over the appropriate cells in the grid 19 1 4 3 Enter the new value you want to for this item in the New Setting textbox This value will be used for all panels selected 19 1 4 4 Click the Add to Script button to add this item to the script file The new command line s should appear in the Script File Text box on the right hand side of the window 19 1 4 5 You can repeat this process to add other Branch or Subfeed Settings items if required 19 1 5 Voltage and Current Offset Calibration This application also provides the option of putting Voltage and Current Offset Calibration for each panel into script file This is done by selecting the item in the Calibration Settings list box and following the same procedure for adding the other items to the script file as described above except that you do not enter a number into the New Setting textbox 19
9. 0 864 BCM Voltage Sensing Mode Script File Test Panel Type C O BCM Seq 4 SFCM Neutrals 1 BCM Std 5 SFCM Neutrals Panel Settings Index Description Panel Type Modbus Slave ID Panel On Off Panel Yoltage Rating Volts Panel Current Rating Amps Panel Frequency Hz M Branch Settings Index Description OC Warning Limit 2 OC Alarm Limit 2 UC Alarm Limit Current Warning Delay 5 Current Alarm Delay 5 Branch Global Settings Index Description Global Branch Current Rating Global OC Warning Limit Global OC Alarm Limit Global UC Alarm Limit Global Current Warning Delay 5 Global Current Alarm Delay 5 BR322 Calibration Settings Clear Text Open Existing File jl Index Description Open Folder pi iadt Current Offset Calibration All Pere ee Offset Calibration Al Run Seri Exit Figure 19 3 The Create Scripts Window Branch Settings Item Selected The large grid or table that appears as shown above is used for selecting the branches subfeeds or panels that you want to change These items are selected or unselected by clicking or clicking and dragging the mouse over the cells The selected cells are highlighted with a dark blue color as shown in the example below The cells in an entire row or column can be selected or unselected by clicking the header for a row or column The cells in the entire table can be select
10. 00 Line CT Scale I Subfeed Enabled Alm Delay S 10 Figure 11 1 Subfeed Window Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 11 of 30 11 1 Changing Settings on the Subfeed Windows When logged in on Level 1 or 2 you can change the settings in the Subfeed windows by double clicking in the setting you want to change When this is done enter the new number into the popup dialog box that appears as shown below Any setting inside the Alarms Warning and Settings frame can be changed like this Also when logged in on Level 1 or 2 you can reset the Min Max Currents and the KWH readings by clicking the Reset Meters button on the Subfeed window iaixi Metering Al 06 oC Avs Current A 1259 126 2 159 893 15 Change Setting Please enter a new value Alarms W arnings and Settings m B eC imt Neut Lmt 2 i O OV Alam a O oj P Rating Amps 400 Line CT Scale 16 V Subfeed Enabled Alrm Delay S 10 Neut CT Seale 32 jwin Delay 5 5 Figure 11 2 Changing Settings in the Subfeed Window 11 2 Resetting Latched Alarms and Warnings When logged in on Level 1 or 2 and the Latching Alarms Warnings option is enabled see the Latching Alarms Warnings checkbox on the System Settings window you can re
11. 01 13 Page 29 of 30 SU Differences Difference Listing BE P1 B01 Current Rating P1 B02 Current Rating 483 P1 B03 Current Rating Copy All to Clipboard Open in Excel 51 P1 B03 UC Warning Limit Figure 23 1 Right Click and Select Create Script The script file will have the commands to change the settings to those in the first column shown in the Difference window For example in the example screenshot shown above the script file will have the commands to change a unit s settings to those shown in the Settings 001 column Create Scripts System Settings Selection New Setting Index Description 853 Baud Rate 859 Latching Set Bit 863 Zero Cutoff Amps 10 864 BCM Voltage Sensing Mode Panel Type C OAJBCM 4 SFCM Neutrals i O KEE aati C 5 SFCM Neutrals P1 BO3 Current Rating P1 BOl Warning Limit Panel Settings P1 Boz Warning Limit Index Description iP1 B03 Warning Limit P1 BOl Alarm Limit Pl1 BOZ Alarm Limit P1 BOS Alarm Limit P1 BOl UC Warning Limit Pl1 BOZ UC Warning Limit t P1 BO3 UC Warning Limit Pl Modbus ID Branch Settings Index Description Branch Global Settings Index Description m Calibration Settings Clear Text Open Existing File Run Script via Modbus Index Description Make Read File Open Folder pi jadi Current Offset Calibration All 7 r
12. 1 6 Save the Script File as Follows You can edit or delete text in the Script File Text box if necessary When ready save the finished script file by clicking the Save Script File button A Save As dialog box will appear prompting you for a new file name for the new script file The default folder for saving script files is the Scripts subfolder in the application s folder 19 1 7 Running the Script File Once the file has been saved you can run the script file via terminal mode by clicking the Run Script via Terminal button This opens the Script File Transfer and Terminal windows as shown below in Section 20 0 This is the same as selecting Scripts gt Run Script via Terminal in the main menu bar as described in Section 20 0 below The script file can also be run via Modbus by clicking the Run Script via Modbus button The program converts the script file text into Modbus commands This runs faster than via Terminal and can be used with Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP The voltage and current offset calibration cannot be done using this method It can only be used with TLM commands 19 2 Procedure for Creating a Verify Script File After a new script file has been created it may be a good idea to create another script file to use for verifying that the new settings have been actually been saved in the BCM SFCM after being configured This Verify Script File or Read File can be easily created from an existing setup script file as fo
13. 2 19 1 2 1 19 1 2 2 19 1 2 3 19 1 2 4 19 1 3 19 1 3 1 Clear the Script File Text Box Add System Settings to the Script File Text as Follows the script file by clicking the item in the list box Clear the Script File Text Box by clicking the Clear Text button Enter the new value you want to for this item in the New Setting white textbox Starting at the upper left hand corner of the window select a System Setting you want to add to Click the Add to Script button to add this command to the script file The new command line should appear in the large Script File Text box on the right hand side of the window Note The text in the Script File Text box can be manual edited or deleted like using Notepad Add Panel Settings to the Script File Text as Follows list box You can repeat this process to add other System Settings items if required Select a Panel Setting you want to add to the script file by clicking the item in the Panel Settings Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 23 of 30 19 1 3 2 Inthe Selection frame select the panel or panels you want to add by clicking or dragging the mouse over the appropriate cells in the grid 19 1 3 3 Enter the new value you want to for this item in the New Setting textbox This value will be used for all panels selected 19 1 3 4 Click
14. 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 3 of 30 This program supports the configurable Branch Current Zero Cutoff threshold setting Modbus Register 863 which is available in BCM firmware version 1 08 and higher It also supports the following BCM sensing options which are available in the Unified types e Voltage Sensing Enabled Disabled e L N L L Selection Support Modbus Register 864 This feature is supported in BCM SFCM Unified software versions 1 12 and higher Note that the L L Sensing option requires a special voltage daughterboard P N 41 98 658993 The program can be used in either of the following communications modes RS 232 RS 485 or TCP Only limited configuration can be done when in the RS 485 or TCP modes Support for these items are configured in this program as detailed below in Section 5 0 2 0 PC System Requirements e IBM Pentium or higher or compatible PC with a free serial port network interface card anda minimum screen resolution setting of 1024 by 768 e Microsoft Windows XP or higher e Microsoft Excel 2003 is needed for certain functions regarding Captured Settings in Section 22 0 3 0 Installation This program can be installed by double clicking the BCM SFCM CM_Setup_vX_X_X exe file provided and following the on screen instructions This setup program will put a shortcut on the Desktop and in the Windows Start gt Programs folder 4 0 The I
15. A aB aC 193 9 197 8 199 9 197 9 202 3 197 6 199 9 193 9 200 0 Subfeed 6 Subfeed 7 B aB aC Subfeed 8 Subfeed 9 B aB aC Subfeed 10 10 x 206 1 200 0 195 4 199 9 200 0 199 9 gt SFCM Panel 4 CB ie Current Readings Amps Subfeed 1 Subfeed 2 aA aB aC Subfeed 3 Subfeed 4 aB aC Subfeed 5 300 0 299 9 307 7 194 9 205 7 193 9 Subfeed 8 B aB aC Subfeed 9 Subfeed 10 B aB aC Subfeed 11 Subfeed 12 aB aC l0 x 10 x 200 0 193 9 203 4 196 6 193 9 200 0 193 9 200 0 196 8 Neutrals Neutrals Subfeed 6 SFI SF6 31 s SF2 Bea sr7 34 sB sF3 21 cB3gfsF8 31 Geis sra 2s SF9 gt a ai m srs 7 a anl a eB 202 5 CB21 NZA N A i CB42 N A NZA act 199 199 9 199 9 193 6 User Supervisor BCM SFCM RS 232 COM1 PC Baud 9600 Device Baud 115200 Firmware v1 09 Connected 0 Days 00 00 22 Reading P4 SFO6 WY Figure 9 1 CB View Windows Panels 3 amp 4 show SFCM Panels with the Old CT Arrangement Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 The following screenshot example shows the following Panel Types Page 9 of 30 e Panel 1 Panel Type 0 BCM Sequential Numbering Two Column Panelboard e Panel 2 Panel Type 1 BCM Standard Two Column Panel
16. BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 7 of 30 8 1 This window is used for setting the baud setting and the Modbus slave IDs of the BCM SCFM as well as some of the other basic system and panel settings In the example screenshot above Firmware Version v1 12 or higher is selected in the PC Setup window Figure 5 1 otherwise if v1 07 or lower were selected the BCM Voltage Sensing L N L L radio buttons and the Branch Current Zero Cutoff setting would be disabled grayed out in the System and Panel Configuration window Other windows are also available for changing the other panel settings which are addressed below You must be logged in on Level 1 or 2 to can change the settings in the System and Panel Configuration window The items can be changed by clicking the checkboxes or double clicking the white text boxes and entering or selecting a new value in the popup window Panel Types There are five Panel Types supported as shown below in the Set Panel Type window Note that when Panel Type 0 BCM Sequential Numbering is selected there are two Sequential Numbering sub options that can then be selected One Column Column Width or Two Columns This window opens by double clicking one of the Panel Type textboxes in the System and Panel Configuration window The Panel Type can then be changed by selecting a different type and clicking OK as shown below Set
17. BR3 amp S BR38 BR40 EA CT New Setting 481 Branch Current Rating 20 i Script File Text P1 BROL P1 BROS P1 BROS P1 BRO P1 BROS P1 BR11 P2 BR39 P2 BR41 P2 BROZ P2 BRO4 P2 BRO6 P3 BR18 P3 BRzZ0 P3 BR2Z2 P3 BR24 P3 BR2Z6 P4 BR36 P4 BR38 P4 BR40 P4 BR42 Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Branch Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Current Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating Page 22 of 30 m Clear Text Open Existing File Run Script via Modbus Make Read File Open Folder Save Script File Exit Figure 19 4 The Create Scripts Window Cells Selected After cells are selected as shown in the screenshot above a number can be entered into the New Setting textbox Then when the Add to Script button is clicked a line of text will be added to the text in the large Script File Text textbox for each cell selected as shown above 19 1 Procedure for Creating a New Script File The following procedure can be used for creating a new script file 19 1 1 19 1 1 1 19 1
18. BRANCH SUBFEED CIRCUIT MANAGEMENT Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Tel 800 238 5000 Fax 804 236 4047 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 2 of 30 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OR CONTENT orrn cscs sete e sone a tag ce vesanauniessacceoaeesecedeeeascseeatawseien saocanedeuasc sesesannuiencaedaoascossedanase neasausee 2 to FProglam I CS CHOU OM canes racesnssscansonantwacuaaveeas E E A 2 20 PC System REQUIREMENTS eesmine a E a aaa aaa 3 o AA e E ER A A ibeeyon bselngsienaiaseemaussinesaineain 3 dO ANEMU LOGIN aee E A AE 3 esac eerie eerste cnet ts Se tts E eae ness E A E tn E sho oo demeeute ado E 4 6 0 General Comm Port Usage on the BOM SFCM ccccccccsseeeeecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeueaeeeeeeeeesaaeaseeeeeeess 5 TQ PENVEN INC DU anane E E E E 5 8 0 The System and Panel Configuration WINdowW ccccccccsseseeecceeeeeceeeeseeeceeeeeseeeeseeeeeeeeessaeaseeeeeeeeeeas 6 al P ner ee E N E 7 J0 ANE CGB VICON VN OWS se E A E E E EEE E N E 8 10 0 The Branch Readings Windows ccccsssccccssseeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeeeseueeesseeeeeeeaeeeessaseeeseaueeesaaeeeesaeeseeenees 10 11 0 The Subfeed WINKOWS ccceeccecccccccceaeeseeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeceeeeeseeeesseeceeeeessseesseeeeeeessssaeaseeeeessssaaasseeeeees 10 11 1 Changing Settings on the Subfeed WIndows
19. Panel Type Panel Type BCM Sequential Numbering Options f One Column Column Width 1 BCM Two Column Std Two Columns C 4 SFCM with Neutrals C 5 SFCM without Neutrals OK X Cancel Figure 8 2 The Set Panel Type Window Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 9 0 The CB View Windows An example of the CB View windows are show below in Figure 9 1 The window for each panel is dependent on how the panel is configured This example shows the following Panel Types Page 8 of 30 e Panel 1 Panel Type 0 BCM Sequential Numbering Column Width Panelboard e Panel 2 Panel Type 1 BCM Standard Two Column Panelboard e Panel 3 Panel Type 4 SFCM with Neutrals Old CT Arrangement e Panel 4 Panel Type 5 SFCM without Neutrals Old CT Arrangement Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor File view Calibration Scripts Upgrade Tools Window Help es acm Panel ox Panel 1 Current Amps BCM Panel 2 O x Panel 2 Current Amps 20 23 19 99 22 99 20 47 19 99 20 38 20 22 20 54 20 54 21 02 20 24 19 60 20 42 19 99 19 43 20 57 19 99 19 99 oE E EEE REEE EEEEEEE BEEDEEEn PRR EPPS gt SFCM Panel 3 CB Vie Current Readings Amps Subfeed 1 aA aB aC Subfeed 2 Subfeed 3 aB aC Subfeed 4 Subfeed 5 a
20. SF03 DE T E T tooo sa Dno ck a roo ioo ton0 ro o 120 359 120 P2 SF04 3 1000 100 0 100 0 120 120 1a 3o 120 P2SF05 100 0 999 1000 93 5 9 9 s99 99 9 1000 1000 1000 13 1na 120 3a na P2 SF06 100 0 100 0 100 0 100 0 99 9 9 9 100 0 100 0 100 0 100 0 120 120 120 3 0 120 100 0 100 0 939 100 0 939 939 939 100 0 100 0 100 0 120 120 11 9 30 120 1000 99 5 99 9 99 939 939 100 0 100 0 100 0 120 120 119 85 8 120 P2 SF09 83 8 100 0 1000 ag 93 8 99 9 1000 1000 1000 119 120 119 380 120 P2sF10 100 0 100 0 100 0 393 393 gag s99 100o 1000 1000 ma 120 12o 60 9 Figure 12 2 SFCM Subfeed Readings Window Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 13 of 30 13 0 BCM Branch and SFCM Subfeed Configuration Windows The BCM Branch Configuration and SFCM Subfeed Configuration windows show readings for all circuits for each of the four panels in a table format Examples of these are shown below in Figure 13 1 and Figure 13 2 with their Table Instructions which appear by right clicking and selecting Help in the popup menu The Help windows for these screens state that you can change individual settings by double clicking cells Note that for the BCM Branch Configuration windows you can change the setting for all branches in the
21. and you are connected to the DB9 RS 232 connector on a BCM SFCM unit via a null modem serial cable the program will start polling the unit If not you may need to change settings on the PC Setup dialog box File gt PC Setup on the main menu bar as shown below Note the Unit Type setting in the PC Setup dialog box below in Figure 5 1 This should be set for the type of unit you are accessing The supported module types are listed in Table 1 1 above The radio buttons in the BCM SFCM Unified frame must be set only when you are accessing units in the RS 485 or TCP mode only with the newer type BCM SFCM Unified software Items that do not need to be set with the various modes and unit types are disabled grayed out PC Setup Unit Type Unified Firmware Version C BCM fe BCM SFCM Unified Old CT Arrangement fe v1 07 C SFCM C BCM SFCM Unified New CT Arrangement C 1 08 to v1 11 C 1 12 or higher Options V BCM Voltage Sensing Enabled Comm Settings Mode RS 232 Comm Port COM1 Figure 5 1 The PC Setup Dialog Box Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 5 of 30 6 0 7 0 The PC Setup window defaults as shown above in Figure 5 1 The Firmware Version selection is used to limit or add the registers supported and polled The program may not work correctly if the wrong version is sel
22. aptured Settings files with each other simply select them in the Select Settings Download Files window by ticking their checkbox and then click the Compare button as shown below in Figure 22 2 This will cause the Compare Setpoints window to open as shown below in Figure 22 3 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 27 of 30 Select Settings Download Files TLM Dump Files O 1 C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator BCM_Defaults_v1_12_Type_1 tst 09 11 11 11 33 10 AM Never C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Settings_001 txt 08 16 12 04 10 52 PM C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Settings_002 txt 08 16 12 04 08 15 PM Compare X Select All Unselect All Exit Figure 22 2 Select Files and Click the Compare Button sW Compare Setpoints Difference Listing al 860 E an an AQ91 PIRANA Crirrant A sting Figure 22 3 The Compare Setpoints Window Note that in the Compare Setpoints window the differences between the files will be highlighted in yellow as shown in the example screenshot above To view this data in an Excel spreadsheet right click on the Compare Setpoints window and select Open in Excel in the popup menu as shown below in Figure 22 4 This will cause Excel to open with the data as shown
23. board e Panel 3 Panel Type 4 SFCM with Neutrals New CT Arrangement e Panel 4 Panel Type 5 SFCM without Neutrals New CT Arrangement t Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor File Yiew Calibration Scripts Upgrade Tools Window Help Ban BCM Panel 1 C 2 EX BCMPanet2 c O X 2 SFCM Panel 3 CB View O X 2 SFCM Panel 4 CB View x Panel 1 Current Amps o 3 N m amp 3 gt 3 3 aa wo wo wo wo 0 EEEE eam 19 39 mea 19 99 easy 19 99 BE easy 13 9 m 19 9 eBay 19 59 eet 19 21 ma 19 99 a 26 00 mea 18 25 meza 18 51 m 21 21 meza 20 88 mez 19 9 Baty 21 38 mesa 2130 mes 1939 mesa 19 08 mesg 1339 mm 1339 Current Readings Amps Subfeed 1 EBT aA 1993 O 98 1288 eBay ec 1 27 oa Ne Subfeed 4 e822 eA 2000 E823 08 2000 C oc 1943 a Subfeed 2 s 299 9 Subfeed 3 BTS aA 1999 BTA ob 199 9 ple area i wae eB 2057 WBa oc 1946 N 19 Subfeed 6 C we m C Ea 7 2 D gl D co wo BE aE dl z nner Current Readings Amps o Subfeed 1 PEC HE ob 3220 Mme ec 3320 CB4 N A N CB5 N 7A N Subfeed 2 s 199 9 C 08 2087 ir Subfeed 5 B22 aA is Bza es 2000 Baa oc 19065 NZA N A CB26 N A N A _ Subfeed 6 BA 200 0 G82 ae 1507 Subfeed 3 Subfeed 4 BIS oA 1389 e820 oB
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25. d VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 17 of 30 17 0 Once the software upgrade file is selected click the Upgrade button to start the upgrade The File Transfer Progress bar should start growing and the Upgrade in process message should appear as shown below The Cancel button can be clicked to stop the upgrade if needed x File Transfer Progress Total bytes sent 1536 98304 Throughput 934 bytes s Cancel Upgrade Status File Transfer Time Upgrade 5 process Estimated 02 15 taba ni Elapsed 00 03 Remaining 02 12 r Software Upgrade File H BCM_SFCM_BMM_Fx Merge 003 bem bin hd Browse Save Remove Open Folder Upgrade Exit Figure 16 4 Software Upgrade in Process The upgrade file transfer takes about 2 1 4 minutes After the file transfer has completed you should see the following message box pop up Cyberex SFCM Configurator x The upgrade file transfer was successful After clicking the OK button you should see the following message box pop up After acknowledging these two messages the BCM SFCM should start running with the new software upgrade loaded Cyberex SFCM Configurator x The upgrade was successfully verified The device will now be rebooted for the upgrade to take effect Opening the Terminal Window When logged in on Level 1 or 2 you can open the Te
26. e Offset Calibration All i Exit Figure 23 2 The Create Script Window Opens with the Script File Text Note that you can edit or delete text in the Script File Text box if necessary The script file can now be run via Modbus by clicking the Run Script via Modbus button in the Create Script window above The program converts the script file text into Modbus commands This runs faster than via Terminal and can be used with Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 30 of 30 24 0 You can also save the script file by clicking the Save Script File button Once the file has been saved you can run the script file via terminal mode by clicking the Run Script via Terminal button This opens the Script File Transfer and Terminal windows as shown in Section 20 0 above This is the same as selecting Scripts gt Run Script via Terminal in the main menu bar as described in Section 20 0 Window Arrangement and Navigation Features The child windows can be automatically arranged inside of the main parent window by selecting Cascade or Tile in the menu under Window as shown below or by simply pressing the F2 or F3 key respectively If Tile is selected when there are a lot of child windows open some of them will usually go out of the viewing area and a vertical scrollba
27. ected An explanation of the firmware versions vs the added registers are shown in Table 5 1 below If needed select a different setting and click the OK button to save the new setting Table 5 1 Firmware Versions Firmware Modbus Registers Added Version Register 863 Branch Current Zero Cutoff was added This is a configurable threshold setting that can be set to force low branch currents to zero Readings less than this setting will appear as zero amps Register 864 L N L L Selection was added Note that the L L Sensing option requires a special voltage daughterboard P N 41 98 658993 General Comm Port Usage on the BCM SFCM The BCM SFCM is designed to be configured using the RS 232 Mode via the DB9 connector When using this mode the baud and Slave ID settings can be changed without affecting the communications The program uses the various baud slave ID IP address and panel settings in this window only when in the RS 485 or TCP mode In the RS 232 Mode the baud is always 9600 the Slave ID is always 7 and the program automatically determines how the four panels are set The grayed out settings in the Comm Settings frame of the PC Setup dialog box Figure 5 1 above show the settings the program will use when in the RS 485 or TCP mode These settings will become enabled and can be changed as required when the mode selection is changed The View Menu When the program is first installed and yo
28. ed or unselected by clicking the header cell in the upper right hand corner of the table Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 a Create Scripts System Settings index Description 853 Baud Rate Latching Set Bit Zero Cutoff Amps 10 864 BCM Voltage Sensing Mode Panel Type C QO BCM Seq 1 BCM Std 4 SFCM Neutrals 5 SFCM Neutrals Panel Settings Index Description Panel Type Modbus Slave ID Panel On Off Panel Yoltage Rating Volts Panel Current Rating Amps Panel Frequency Hz M Branch Settings index Description Branch Current Rating Branch On Off OC Warning Limit 7 OC Alarm Limit UC Alarm Limit 7 Current Warning Delay S Current Alarm Delay S Branch Global Settings Index Description o Global Branch Current Rating Global OC Warning Limit Global OC Alarm Limit Global UC Alarm Limit Global Current Warning Delay S Global Current Alarm Delay 5 Calibration Settings Index Description Current Offset Calibration All Voltage Offset Calibration All Selection Co co o co co Sljcooelolco CO NOT Co i Hn HELL HT co ico paar ar Oo i E TE HULL co co ico S o o CO an wo co co co co NO INS INO INS CO m m icon iBR3O J BR32 Doa l Jo do
29. er to cancel or proceed with the upgrade Usually when performing software upgrades the major revision number of the new software should match the major revision number of the old software LT j x File Transfer Progress 0 Throughput Cancel Upgrade Status m File Transfer Time je Ema femara Software Upgrade File C Cyberex Upgrade Files PDU RPP BCM SFCM sfem dsp vO 23 bi Browse Save Remove Open Upgrade Downgrade Exit Figure 16 1 Upgrade Window CS Look in 3s e a Name Siz e Type Modified Attributes SFCMDSP 018 bin 64KB BINFile 03 21 07 05 29PM RA l sf bem_v018 bin 64KB BINFile 03 19 07 10 07 M RA a sf bcm_ v017 bin 64KB BINFile 03 16 07 09 05 AM 4 sf bcm_v016 bin 64KB BINFile 03 14 07 11 18 4M RA m bemdsp_RevPO1_vO_16 bin 64KB BIN File 02 07 07 09 35 AM RA bemdsp_v0_13 bin 64KB BINFile 10 23 06 09 53AM RA History Desktop File name SFCMDSPv018 bin Soak My nena Fay Files of type Binary Files bin Cancel Le Figure 16 2 Browsing Software Upgrade Files Software Upgrade File WYBSFCM_Config bak 84 SFCMDSPv018 binfia AVBSSFCM pulls EAAS bem _v017 bin I YBASFC ifig bak 84 SFCMDSPv018 _ Mf I WB SFCM Conf eeu bem v016 bin llraarnda Figure 16 3 Selecting Saved Software Upgrade Files Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmon
30. ft SO o o CO CO o co co DO o CO 100 1 ico jc ico DO o I ICO co co jc ico oao em Fe Jem Jame Jaa fat Jat mlolo o a o ao a to lco fco fco fco fco lco fto fto Joo Eje i o alala aAa 0 IS 33 200 F a E E aT 143 200 24 24 eel 10o o oo P1813 1999 199 200 23 23 eel 1o ol oo P1 B14 2000 1939 200 23 23 eef 100 ol ool _P1 B15 ea aa ai ea ea ee fi tit P1 B1 139 200 24 24 eel 100 ol ool P1 B1 s oo ea es eel 1o a an P1 B1 200 23 23 eel 00 o oo P1 B1 C 200 24 24 661 1 00 o ool P1 B2 of tgs o 2af 2af eef tof ol oo P1B21 2000 199 200 24 24 eel 100 ol oo _P1 B22 a ay a a a a P1 B23 2000 1939 200 23 23 100o ol ool _P1 B24 2000 1939 200 23 23 Se 100 ol ool _P1 B825 2000 1939 200 24 24 eel 100 ol ool P1 B2 ea aa ai ea ea BIE tt P1 B2 es aoo eal ea eel io o oo P1 B2 Ls ao ed aa e ff P1 B2 ns aof 2af 2a es too P1 B3 A 66 1 00 _P1 B31 ao ssi zoo 24 24l es 1 00 Nh iho Iho Ojo Ww lor 5 o jw o O o o o t fad fad CO a0 ao o feo fao e o o m C o hin Djojo pi ojo Ojo C o oj o0 00 1 00 oj 00 1 00 oj o0 1 00 so 1 00 oj 00 100 o oo 7 100 oj 00 1 00 oj o0 100 oj oo 1 0 00 lil rpi aaa 22 22 291 2 02 7 too a 00 Figure 12 1 BCM Branch Readings Window Panel 2 ness oe aa ie PNL SFH sae came KW Total P2 SF01 S wo 2 ns J eg aof a a oe a a P2
31. ftware upgrade file path selected the Save button below the white combo box will become enabled You can then save the new software upgrade file path in the list by clicking the Save button To see the software upgrade file paths in the list click on the down arrow button on the right hand side of the combo box as shown below in Figure 16 3 Then you can select the file that you want to use for the upgrade Note To remove a path from the list simply select the path and click the Remove button in that frame When a software upgrade file is selected like shown in Figure 16 3 you can click the Open Folder button in the same frame to open its folder with the file selected in Windows Explorer This is handy for checking file dates etc Also note that the software upgrade files should be named with the major revision number following a v which is followed by a _ as shown in the following example bcm_sfcm_v1_12 bin Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 16 of 30 Otherwise if the software upgrade file is not named correctly you may see the following warning message to appear when the Upgrade button is clicked The major revision number of the new software v does not match the existing software v This may be due to a hardware incompatibility If this happens you have the option eith
32. g Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 309 v User Supervisor BCM SFCM RS 232 COM8 PC Baud 9600 Device Baud 115200 Firmware v1 12 Connected 0 Days 00 06 05 Reading P1 G06 2 Figure 21 1 Selecting Capture to File in the All Settings Window The program will save the data to a file which will be named Settings _XXX txt where XXX is a serialized file number The program will then automatically open Windows Explorer with this new file selected as shown below in Figure 21 2 This file will be located in the Downloads subfolder of the application s folder usually C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor Downloads for Windows XP C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor Downloads Sel File Edit View Favorites Tools Help 2c wi pO Search ij Folders ES Ea gt 4 i faa Date Modified 08 16 1204 19PM Size Type 46KB Text Document Ll 4 My Computer Type Text Document Date Modified 08 16 12 04 19 PM Size 45 4 KB Figure 21 2 Windows Explorer Opens with the New File Selected Also at the same time the program will automatically open the Select Settings Download Files window with the new f
33. gs index Description Panel Type Modbus Slave ID Panel On Off Panel Yoltage Rating Volts Panel Current Rating Amps Panel Frequency Hz Branch Settings index Description Branch Current Rating Branch On Off OC Warning Limit 7 OC Alarm Limit UC Alarm Limit Current Warning Delay S Current Alarm Delay S Branch Global Settings Index Description Global Branch Current Rating Global OC Warning Limit Global OC Alarm Limit Global UC Alarm Limit Global Current Warning Delay 5 Global Current Alarm Delay 5 Calibration Settings Clear Text Open Existing File I Index Description M Read Open Folder top f Modi eae Offset Calibration All Sr Sar Voltage Offset Calibration All f mu im Exit Figure 19 2 The Create Scripts Window BCM Std Panel Type 1 is Selected Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 21 of 30 Also the items available in the Selection frame above depend on the item selected in the list boxes on the form For example the following screenshot shows the window when an item in the Branch Settings list box is selected Create Scripts SEE System Settings i New Setting Index Description 481 Branch Current Rating dd to Script 853 Baud Rate 859 Latching Set Bit 863 Zero Cutoff Amps 1
34. he associated cell e The limit settings can be changed by double clicking the associated cell BCM Voltage Sensing set for L N BCM Panel 1 Panel Readings Co SEE Metering AN BN eCN Total Vaese 1208 rane aa Frequency __ _ no et ef at Total Curent 1025 ea es tan o e oa oaf oa o7 C A 172 A E pF am amr om oor en of of of Alarms Warnings and Settings en en ocn im O rg ERR v UV Alarm GR R R o P a 00 oci Ochom GK R NR JOC Warring GR GE ING 7 Low PF Aom NR GR GR 0 BCM Voltage Sensing set for L L BCM Panel 1 Panel Readings Co DER Metering eB eC A Toval Voltage aer ans 2083 Frequency eo ot Total Curent 144 30 141 30 14015 toed e lew 02 a2 oa oa iva A 169 tea E pF onf aor oma oor iKkwH of of Alarms Wartnings and Settings A eB eCA lm ta OV Alam aK 120 OV Warning MER NOK NN a UV warina NOR NOR NTR o UV Alarm NG ING co ee a e ca OC Alam OR R E o Figure 14 1 BCM Panel Readings Configuration Window Figure 14 1 above shows example screenshots with the BCM Voltage Sensing option set for both L N and L L See Section 8 0 above The BCM Panel Configuration window shown below in Figure 14 2 is also available in the View menu where you can change settings by double clicking the cell Panel configurations can also be performed in the System and Panel Co
35. ile added at the bottom of the list as shown below in Figure 21 3 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 26 of 30 22 0 Select Settings Download Files TLM Dump Files as Gee ee a a C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator BCM_Defaults_v1_12_Type_1 txt 09 11 11 11 33 10 AM 5 2 C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Settings_001 tt 08 16 12 04 19 51 PM Never Select All Unselect All Captured file Settings_001 txt on 08 16 12 04 19 51 PM Exit Figure 21 3 The Select Settings Download Files Window with the New File Added Comparing Captured Setting Files This program can be used to compare the Captured Settings files Possible uses for this may be to compare the settings on one module against another or against a file with the default settings This feature can also be used for creating custom script files for configuring modules Note that to compare settings in two or more files the Panel Type settings in the files must match For example if the four Panel Types in the first file are 1 1 4 amp 5 respectively for Panels 1 2 3 amp 4 then the Panel Types in the second file must also be 1 1 4 amp 5 This rule does not apply to Panel Types 0 and 1 these types can be compared To compare Captured Settings files open the Select Settings Download File
36. ion BCM Panel 3 Branch Configuration BCM Panel 4 Branch Configuration FCM Panel 1 CB View M Panel 2 CB Y M Panel 3 CB View SFCM Panel 4 CB View FCM Panel 1 Subfeed M Panel 2 Subfeed SFCM Panel 3 Subfeed SFCM Panel 4 Subfeed W SFCM Panel 1 Subfeed Readings SFCM Panel 2 Subfeed Readings M Panel 3 Subfeed Readings SFCM Panel 4 Subfeed Readings FCM Panel 1 Subfeed Configuration SFCM Panel 2 Subfeed Configuration cM Panel 3 Subfeed Configuration CM Panel 4 Subfeed Configuration User Supervisor BCM SFCM RS 232 COMS PC Baud 9600 Device Baud 115200 Firmware v1 12 Connected 0 Days 00 00 11 Reading P2 G04 2 Figure 7 1 The View Menu 8 0 The System and Panel Configuration Window The first item on the View menu is for the System and Panel Configuration window See below t System and Panel Configuration Sele System Settings BCM Voltage Sensing 115200 Module Baud LN C LL F Latched Alarms Wamings Branch Current Zero Cutoff Amps 0 0 Panel Settings _ Panel 1 Panel 2 Panel 3 Panel 4 Panel Enabled v v m v Panel Type 1f f fo Stave f 7 a a Source Number 1f 1 if 1 Voltage Rating 120 120 120 120 Freq Rating of eof sof 6o Copy to Clipboard Figure 8 1 The System and Panel Configuration Window Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex
37. llows Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 20 0 Page 24 of 30 With the script file text in the Script File Text box e g after saving the script file in the procedure above click the Make Read File button This changes the text in the Script File Text box into commands for reading data instead of writing data to the BCM SFCM Then save the text to a new file by clicking the Save Script File button In the Save As dialog box which will appear enter a new file name that distinguishes this as a Verify Script File or Read File Running Service Port Script Files This application can be used to run service port script files for configuring BOCM SFCM units and for verifying the settings after configuring To open the Script File Transfer window select Scripts gt Run Script in the main menu bar The window will open and the Terminal window should open a few seconds later as shown below i gt Script File Transfer x iol x Script Files Connection State D Program Files Cyberex SFCM Configurator MonitorScripts T est1 0 txt v m Terminal Interface Browse Save Remove Open Folder Browse Pemove SFCM Serial Shell ae gt Version 0 28 Syz gt SRAM memory test passed On Off gt On Off Pl Subfeed Type 5 tlm Z 860 5 PZ Subfeed Type
38. nfiguration Window shown above in Figure 8 1 3 8C Panel Configuration ox _ID ParameterName Panel 1 _Panel 3 a 8o 09 BEAR 8 Low PF Alarm 4 Source Number 7 oltage Rating Volts 1 848 Current Rating Amps 400 400 849 Frequency Hz S S Figure 14 2 BCM Panel Configuration Window ize om b hm ll pa b Mo j oj io Co o on o o a ond b hm b b oll hm al j 0 i O oO oy o o 810 811 812 813 814 835 839 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 15 of 30 15 0 16 0 Calibrating the BCM SFCM Note These functions are available only in RS 232 mode When logged in on Level 1 or 2 you can calibrate the BCM SFCM using the controls on the Calibration windows shown below in Figure 15 1 which are opened by selecting Calibration in the Main Menu For calibration instructions refer the BCM SFCM User Manual SECM Calibration x BCM Calibration x Calibration Type Calibration Items m Calibration Type m Calibration Items 7 Phase Curent Scale eee eo 2 Voltage Scale L N Panel No 2 2 Voltage Scale Soh a zl 3 Phase Curent Offset Subfeed N fi z 3 Branch Current Offset 4 Voltage Offset L N eee 4 Voltage Offset Branch No fan 5 Neutral Current Scale l 6 All Phase
39. nitial Login When the program is started the main window will appear as shown in Figure 4 1 below Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor me x File view Calibration Scripts Upgrade Tools Window Help Figure 4 1 The Main Screen Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 4 of 30 5 0 An initial login is required before using the program Once you are logged in you have the option of logging out between uses or remaining logged in for future uses To log in click File gt Login in the main menu bar The Login dialog box will open as shown below x User Name Default z Password Cancel There are three login levels as shown in Table 4 1 below Table 4 1 Login Levels Default ee Level UserName Peeing Permissions EJ Default Default Permission to view meter readings and settings only Aamniciraor Adii Permission to configure and calibrate the unit in addition to those of Level 0 above Permission to upgrade downgrade the unit s firmware to change the Supervisor Super program s passwords and to use configuration script files in addition to those of Level 1 above When you are finished using the program you have the option of logging out or remaining logged in for the next use To log out click File gt Logout in the main menu bar PC Setup Once you are logged in
40. panel by double clicking the column header BCM Panel 1 Branch Ce Rating Limit Limit Sane Dela P1 B01 TT a ET e O S w P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B1 mel 3 o JOS CO N a aT fae 10D ND mt s8888 888888 i To change settings for all branches Double click the column header To change individual settings Double click the cell Current On Off amp To Oc Alarm UC Alarm Warning Neutral Neutral Rating CT Scale Limit Li imi i OC Limit CT Scale P2srory so woo o xl aria sol tool oo P2sFo2 sof w of n _ a e a P2 SF03 o To change individual settings p2sros sof w of n Double click the cell p2sros sof w of n p2sros sof w maf en o o o wo O oo p2sros soo w maf en Pzsrio soo w o en Figure 13 2 SFCM Subfeed Configuration Window Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 14 of 30 14 0 BCM Panel Readings Configuration Window The BCM Panel Readings Configuration windows shown below in Figure 14 1 show the BCM panel readings and the alarm warning status and limit settings for each of the four panels Instructions for using these windows are in the tooltips which appear when the mouse is over the cells The instructions for using this window are as follows e Latched alarms or warnings can be reset by double clicking t
41. r will then appear You can then use this scrollbar with the mouse to view the child windows that are currently out of the viewing area The scrollbars on the main parent window can also be operated by the navigation keys on the keyboard as follows First press the F4 key or select Window Scroll Mode as shown below to enter a special Scroll Mode When in Scroll Mode the Page Up Page Down and arrow keys will operate the scrollbars on the main parent window To exit Scroll Mode press the Esc key or click the mouse anywhere Selecting the Close All Windows item in the menu below will close all open child windows Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor Oj x File View Calibration Scripts Upgrade Tools window Help Cascade Tile Scroll Mode Close All Windows User Supervisor BCM SFCM RS 232 COM1 PC Baud 9600 Device Baud 115200 Firmware v1 07 7 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453
42. ript Files seseina iniaa i oia 24 21 0 CU o e 19 sane eee eee ee eee 25 22 0 Comparing Captured Setting Files 2 0 0 cccccccccccecccsesseeeceeeeeeseeeeseeeeeeesseeseeeeeeeeeeeseeaeeeeeeeeessaagaeees 26 23 0 Creating Script Files from Captured Settings Files cccccccececcceeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeessaaaaeees 28 24 0 Window Arrangement and Navigation Features ccccccccccsssseeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeseeeseeeesseeeseeeseeeeeeeas 30 1 0 Program Description This program can be used for configuring and monitoring the Cyberex Branch Circuit Monitor Subfeed Circuit Monitor BCM SFCM The supported module types are listed below in Table 1 1 Table 1 1 Module Types Module Type Firmware Version Examples SFCM Old CT Arrangement 0 23 0 31 0 32 BCM SFCM Unified Old CT Arrangement 1 07 1 12 BCM SFCM Unified New CT Arrangement The Old CT Arrangement and New CT Arrangement are explanation below The Old CT Arrangement and New CT Arrangement configurations are determined by the firmware version For example Firmware v1 16 is only for the New CT Arrangement It affects only the CT arrangement for the SFCM configuration These SFCM CT arrangements are shown in Section 9 0 below This program can support either arrangement by selecting it in the PC Setup window as detailed below in Section 5 0 Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231
43. rminal window as shown in Figure 17 1 below by selecting Connection gt Terminal on the main menu bar When the Terminal window is open you can enter service port commands into the smaller lower textbox Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 18 of 30 2101 Connection State Terminal Interface gt sys re boot PDU BMM Serial Shell gt Version gt SRAM memory test passed Figure 17 1 Terminal Window 18 0 Temporarily Closing the PCs Serial Port The PC s serial port can be temporarily closed and reopened without exiting the BCM SFCM Configurator application by selecting Connection gt Disconnect and Connection gt Connect on the main menu bar This is convenient to use when you want to temporarily communicate with the BCM SFCM with another application Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 19 of 30 19 0 Creating Service Port Script Files This application can be used to create service port script files to use for configuring BCM SFCM units and for verifying the settings after configuring The files can be created without having a BCM SFCM connected to the PC To open the Create Scripts window select Scriots gt Create Scripts in the main menu
44. s window by selecting Tools gt Compare Settings in the menu bar This window is shown above in Figure 21 3 The Captured Settings files can be added into the list in this window by dragging and dropping from Windows Explorer or by right clicking in the list and selecting Add New File in the popup menu The following Default Settings files are installed with the program BCM_Defaults_v1_12 Type_0 txt BCM Sequential Numbering BCM_Defaults_v1_12 Type_1 txt BCM Two Column Standard SFCM_Defaults_v1_12 Type 4 txt SFCM with Neutrals SFCM_Defaults_v1_12_Type_5 txt SFCM without Neutrals These file are located in the Default_Settings subfolder of the application s folder usually C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor Default_Settings for Windows XP which can be opened by right clicking on file list and selecting Open Default Settings Folder in the popup menu as shown below in Figure 22 1 Select Settings Download Files TLM Dump Files _ No Folder FileName tile Date ____ LastUsed __ C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator BCM_Defaults_ PET 09 11 11 11 33 10 AM O 2 C Program Files Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Settings_001 txt Add New File 08 16 12 09 42 33 4M Never Open Folder Open File Open Default Settings Folder N Compare Select All Unselect All scare Exit Figure 22 1 Right Click to Access the Popup Menu To compare two or more C
45. set latched alarms and warnings by double clicking on the red or yellow alarm warning boxes on the Subfeed window This will reset all of the alarms and or warnings that are common with a certain Modbus register These alarms warnings are grouped as follows e OC Alarms A B C Neut e OC Warnings A B aC e UC Alarms A B aC e Over KW Alarms A B aC e All OV UV Alarms Warnings e Phase Loss Alarm Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 12 of 30 12 0 Other BCM Branch and SFCM Subfeed Readings Windows In addition to the BCM Branch Readings and SFCM Subfeed windows above which show readings for only one circuit there are other windows available in the View menu which show readings for all circuits for each of the four panels in a table format Examples of these are shown below in Figure 12 1 and Figure 12 2 with their popup menus which appear by right clicking The Help window for these screens state that you can reset latched alarms or warnings by double clicking a cell in the associated column in the table BCM Panel 1 Branch Readings Updated 02 17 08 03 05 10 PM PNL BR EOE ie KAETI oti a a Bh PiBoz samf ias aon 2s ea ee im o ag P1 B03 20 0 24 24 BB 100 oj 00 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 P1 B0 Copy All to Clipboard Hep O 20 00 Mh N IN N N
46. the Script list box and the commands being echoed in the Terminal Interface textbox in the Terminal window Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 25 of 30 21 0 Capturing Settings To capture the settings open the All Settings window by selecting View gt All Settings on the menu bar After the table has populated after about 20 seconds you will see the window caption change from Updating to Updated followed by a timestamp as shown in the example screenshot below Then right click on the table and select Capture to File on the popup menu as shown below 1 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor File view Calibration Scripts Upgrade Tools Window Help s All Settings Updated 15 48 32 E S X Reg Description 860 P1 Panel Type 2860 P2 Panel Type 4860 P3 Panel Type 6860 P4 Panel Type 481 P1 B01 482 P1 B02 483 P1 B03 484 P1 B04 485 P1 B05 486 F1 Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Current Rating Durea D sti 487 P1 Refresh 488 P1 Copy All to Clipboard 489 P1 490 P1 610 491 P1 B11 492 P1 B12 493 P1 B13 494 P1 B14 495 P1 B15 496 P1 B16 497 P1 B1 498 P1 B18 499 P1 619 500 P1 620 501 P1 621 502 P1 B22 503 P1 B23 504 P1 B24 Current Rating Current Rating Current Ratin
47. u have logged in there will be no windows selected in the View menu as shown below in Figure 7 1 The items enabled in the menu depend on if the program is talking to a BCM SFCM unit and how the BCM SFCM s panels are configured Any combination of the enabled items in the View menu can be selected to view When an item is selected its window will open and a checkmark will appear next to the item in the menu The item can be unselected by either re clicking the selected item in the menu or by closing its window The program remembers the views selected when the program is closed and reopened later It also remembers the positions of open windows Thomas amp Betts Power Solutions 5900 Eastport Boulevard Richmond VA 23231 4453 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor User s Manual Updated 04 01 13 Page 6 of 30 1 Cyberex BCM SFCM Configurator Monitor File Se Calibration Scripts Upgrade Tools Window Help System and Panel Configuration All Settings BCM Panel 1 CB View BCM Panel 2 CB View BCM Panel 3 CB View BCM Panel 4 CB View BCM Panel 1 Panel Readings Configuration BCM Panel 2 Panel Readings Configuration BCM Panel 3 Panel Readings Configuration BCM Panel 4 Panel Readings Configuration BCM Panel 1 Branch Readings BCM Panel 2 Branch Readings BCM Panel 3 Branch Readings BCM Panel 4 Branch Readings BCM Panel Configuration BCM Panel 1 Branch Configuration BCM Panel 2 Branch Configurat
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