(CD204) RG3-S Brushless Excitation

This course explores the RG3-S Excitation Solution. Students will gain an understanding of what each device is used for and how to properly implement, maintain, and troubleshoot.

Description

Dates 2025
Feb. 12, March 12, April 23, May 14, June 11, July 23, Aug. 13, Oct. 01, Nov. 12

Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be able to:

Describe the Excitation System Overview
Identify the Major Components in the Excitation Package.
Develop a good understanding of the cabinet supplied wiring diagrams
Familiarize themselves with the available screens in the Touch Panel

Objectives for Simotion Scout

Upon successful completion of this second day, the student should be able to:

Start Simotion Scout.
Open a project.
Properly configure the PG/PC interface and connect to the existing hardware.
Understand how to upload the complete project for a backup to aid consulting hot line.
Understand how to download to the hardware if directed to do so by the hotline.
Understand how to open the Drive Control Charts and monitor the logic.
Know how to get help on the logic blocks

Course contents

System Overview

Hardware Components

Hardare Wiring Diagram

Exciter Overview

Simotion D Controller

Simotion Scout Interface

Touch Panel

Prerequisites

This course requires a good understanding of Rectifiers and Converters. Working with Microsoft Windows is a plus.

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