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7VP15
Portable Test System

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7VP151 threephase test system

(Omicron CMC 156)
Description
Functions
Technical data
Selection and ordering data
3
4 to 12
13 and 14
15
7VP153 sixphase current amplifier

(Omicron CMA 156)
Description
Technical data
16
17
17
7VP155 threephase voltage and current

amplifier (Omicron CMS 156)
Description
Technical data
18
18 and 19
19
7VP152 singlephase test system

(Omicron CMC 151)
Description
Technical data
20
21 and 22
22
Numerical Protection
Catalog LSA 2.6.11997
Siemens AG 1997
Siemens LSA 2.6.1 . January 1997
7VP15 Portable Test System
7VP15 Portable threephase test system for protective relays, transducers and energy meters (Omicron CMC 156)
Fig. 1
7VP151 portable threephase test system for protection relays, transducers and energy meters (Omicron CMC 156)
Application
Distance protection, overcurrent protection and differential protection equipment
as well as monitoring relays, synchronizing devices and measuring transducers
can be tested using the 7VP151 test unit.
The current range extends from 0 to
12.5 A, the voltage range from 0 to 125 V.
For higher currents, voltages or power
requirements, the supplementary six
phase current amplifier unit 7VP153 and
the threephase voltage and current amplifier 7VP155 are offered.
For singlephase applications, the single
phase test unit 7VP152 is offered. For
details see pages 20 to 22.
Complete system
The 7VP15 threephase portable test
equipment offers the following devices:
7VP151
Threephase test unit for:
3 currents and 3 voltages,
3 x 0 to 12.5 A, 3 x 0 to 125 V
7VP153
Sixphase current amplifier,
3 x 0 to 50 A or 6 x 0 to 25 A
7VP155
Threephase current and voltage amplifier, 3 x 0 to 25 A, 3 x 0 to 250 V.
Components of the
7VP151 threephase test system
The 7VP151 test unit comprises the following components:
Universal, threephase test unit in 19
desktop design incorporating current
and voltage amplifiers, measurement
sections and control electronics.
IBMcompatible PC (preferably laptop)
Operating software
Mode of operation (7VP151)
All device functions are controlled
through the operating software in the PC.
Operation is done using the mouse or
keyboard and data can be printed out
onto an external printer. Communication
between PC and test unit is established
using the parallel printer port. The connection to the test object is made via
group connector or banana sockets. The
menudriven user interface can be operated without prior programming knowledge.
Features (7VP151)
The device provides 3 current and 3
voltage outputs. All outputs are continuously and independently adjustable in
amplitude, phase and frequency. No
tapping of ranges necessary.
All current and voltage outputs are
overload and shortcircuitprotected
as well as against transient overvoltages.

Generator and mains circuits are galvanically separated.

For controlling external amplifiers (e.g.
7VP153 current amplifier) six control
signals (0 to 5Vrms) are accessible for
the control of amplifiers even from
third party suppliers. The amplification
factors can be entered to the operating
software and are automatically considered.
10 binary measurement inputs are
available for recording relay contact
switchings.
Generator section and grouped: inputs
1 to 4 are galvanically separated to the
inputs 5 to 10. Input switching thresholds can be set individually.
Precision measurement section for
analog signals:
Voltage input: 0 to "10 V
Current input: 0 to "20 mA
4 potentialfree contacts for switching
external devices are provided.
Several test units can be synchronized
together.
Calibration without additional, external
instruments can be performed in software.
The simulation of 1, 2 or 3pole
faults can be performed.
The software
All the device control tasks and those of
data aquisition, processing and recording
of the test results are performed by the
operating software of the PC.
The following figures show the features

of the test system:
Fig. 2 to 12, Fig. 23 to 26 are functions
for distance relays, Fig. 13 and 14 for
overcurrent relays, Fig. 15 and Fig. 16 for
groundfault relays,
Fig. 17 for f/V/Irelays, Fig. 18 for synchronizing devices, Fig. 19 and 20 for
measurement transducers, Fig. 21 and 22
for energy meters and Fig. 23 to 26 for
archiving and test reports.
Testing by manually setting the voltage and current values

This program section allows the testing
of distance relays (both phase and
groundfault elements) in the conventional manner by manually setting the
voltages, currents and respective phase
angles (Fig. 2). The settings can either be
specified numerically or directly varied
with the mouse in the vector diagram.
The adjusted values can either be injected as steady state or as a shot (a
dynamic test which includes a dc offset
simulation and gives control of fault incidence angle). For a shot, all contact state
changes at all binary inputs are timed and
logged. The vectors can be linked to a
fault simulation model. The adjustment of
the vectors is then constrained by the
limits of a specific fault (all ground and
phase faults can be simulated). The operating characteristic of current differential
relays can also be tested in this program
section.
Fig. 2
Vector diagram program section
Manual testing in the impedance diagram

This program section allows the testing
of impedance characteristics (both phase
and groundfault) of distance relays in
the R/X diagram in a quick and easy way
(Fig. 3). The desired fault impedance is
selected either numerically or by a
mouse click in the impedance diagram.
The software calculates the corresponding voltages and currents using a network fault model. These voltages and
currents can then be injected as a shot
or can be viewed by changing over into
the vector diagram program section.
Fig. 3
Impedance diagram program section, manual test
Automatic testing in the impedance
diagram
The zone characteristics can be determined quickly using the automatic function in the impedance diagram. Based on
the method of testing along a straight
line in the impedance diagram, the software automatically follows through a sequence of individual test lines. These test
lines can be rotated around a user specified point in the impedance diagram or
can be shifted parallel to each other at a
specified angle. Along a test line the software determines the reaches of the individual zones (Fig. 4) using a speedoptimized search algorithm. In just a few
minutes the complete zone settings can
be verified.
Fig. 4
Impedance diagram program section, automatic test
Testing of the automatic reclosing

function
The program section for the testing of
the automatic reclose function (ARC) is
structured similarly to that of the impedance diagram. It has been extended by
the specification of the reclaim time, the
type of reclosure (successful or unsuccessful) and the number of shots to be
simulated. Fig. 5 shows the graphical display of the binary contact sequences of
an unsuccessful ARC simulation. This
graphical display of binary contact sequences is available in the vector diagram, impedance diagram and the ARC
function program sections.
Fig. 5
Graphical display of binary contact sequences illustrating an ARC test
Testing in the timegrading diagram
(Z/t diagram)
This program section is used for the
manual and/or automatic testing of time
grading characteristics of distance relays
in the impedance/time diagram along an
userdefined test line. The automatic test
utilizes the same speed optimized search
algorithm as implemented in the impedance diagram to determine the reaches
and tripping times of the individual zones.
If the impedance zones of the test object
are specified, the results are evaluated
according to the set tolerances. Fig. 6
shows the result of an automatic test at
the line angle.
Fig. 6
Z/t diagram program section
Automatic recording of starter characteristics

This program section allows the quick
testing of the starter characteristics of
relays (overcurrent, voltage supervised
overcurrent or underimpedance starters).
According to user specified parameters,
the software automatically sweeps the
current(s) at different voltage values and
determines the point at which the
pickup and the dropout of the relay occurs. In the automatic mode, a speed optimized search algorithm is utilized to
minimize testing times. Fig. 7 shows the
result of a voltage controlled overcurrent
starter.
Fig. 7
Starter characteristics program section
Definition of test objects
Here the theoretical characteristics and
settings of a relay can be entered. This,
in combination with the previously described program sections, eliminates the
need for user programmed test files. The
settings and characteristics can either be
entered manually (independent of relay
manufacturers) or, for numerical distance
relays, can be loaded from the setting
software of various relay manufacturers
via the RIO file interface. When manually
entering the relay characteristics, the
user can combine lines, circles and circle
segments to construct any common impedance characteristic (e.g. mho, lens,
quadrilateral or any other geometric
shape) see Fig. 8.
Fig. 8
Test object definition screen
Generation of automatic test sequences

In this program part the user can generate automatic test sequences with ease.
A test sequence consists of a list of separate test steps. The test steps are defined in screens which are similar to the
program parts of the distance relays
module in structure and function (vector
diagram, impedance plane, Z/t diagram,
etc.). During automatic execution of the
generated sequence, the individual test
steps are carried out line by line in the
signal processor. No programming knowledge is necessary to generate or run a
test sequence. Fig. 9 shows the configuration screen for automatic test sequences. A test sequence for an automatic commissioning test is shown.
Fig. 9
Configuration screen for automatic test sequences
Playing back transient signals
This program section allows the loading,
processing, saving and playing back of
analog signals of any wave shape (voltages and currents) as well as binary contact sequences. The signals can originate
from a recording device (e.g. any fault
disturbance recorder or modern protective relay) or from a simulation program
(e.g. EMTP). Supported file interfaces are
the IEEE COMTRADE (ASCII and binary)
and the OMICRON TRF format. Also implemented is a synchronizing function,
where the playback of transient signals
can be initiated by an external trigger signal. By means of a GPS timing signal, for
instance, two units situated at remote
locations can be synchronized and transient signals injected at the same instant
in time. Fig. 10 shows a fault originating
from a fault recorder on a series compensated line.
Fig. 10
Transient signals program section
Generation of harmonic signals

A separate program allows the easy
generation of harmonic signal traces.
With reference to the fundamental, the
amplitudes and phase angles of each harmonic can be entered for each voltage
and current phase. Signals containing
even and odd harmonics up to 20th order
(for 60 Hz) can be generated. The resulting waveshapes generated for each
phase can be transferred into the transient signals program part and be played
back. This can be used to test the inrush
restraint characteristic of a transformer
differential relay. Fig. 11 and Fig. 12 show
the harmonic generator together with the
corresponding signal in the transient signal program section.
Fig. 11 and Fig. 12

Harmonic generator and transient signals program section
Testing overcurrent relays
This software module serves to manually
or automatically test overcurrent relays
(instantaneous and inverse time curve).
For testing directional overcurrent relays
the voltage outputs of the 7VP151 are
controlled in addition to the current outputs.
The test screen displays the characteristic of the relay on a time vs. current diagram in which the relay can be tested either manually or automatically at
different levels of current (in multiples of
pickup or absolute current). A variety of
relay characteristics are available: standard inverse curves as defined by IEC
2554 (BS142), relay manufacturer specific curves based on the IEEE standard
formula (PC37.112), definite time characteristics or characteristic curves based
on a user defined table (current vs. time).
The settings can be predefined in the parameter definition screen. For an automatic test a list of user specified test
points is followed. Fig. 13 shows an inverse characteristic, Fig. 14 a userdefined multiple step definite time characteristic.
Fig. 13 and Fig. 14

Inverse characteristic amd user defined characteristic of overcurrent relay
Testing groundfault relays

This module contains a network model
for the simulation of steady state and
transient groundfaults in networks using
a resonant grounding device (e.g. Peterson coil) to effectively ground the system
or in networks not grounded at all. The
simulated voltages and currents at the
relay location approximate those in a real
system (in amplitude, phase and frequency). The simulated waveshapes are
then transferred into the transient playback program section, where they can be
put out to the test object, typically a transient or wattmetric groundfault relay.
This program module can also be of assistance when setting such relays. During commissioning, the correct connection of the current transformers can also
be tested. Both conventional threephase
systems and twophase systems used
by some railways systems can be simulated. Fig. 15 shows the parameter input
screen for groundfault relays and Fig. 16
shows the simulated waveshapes in the
transient program section.
Fig. 15 and Fig. 16
Parameter input screen/Simulated waveshapes in the transient program section
Softwarecontrolled sweeping of currents and voltages
For testing frequency, voltage, current
and power relays the software provides
an automatic sweep function for currents
and voltages (amplitude, phase and frequency) according to various test modes
(ramp from to, step, pulse, etc.). The
binary contact sequences at the binary
inputs are recorded to a resolution of
100 s. The results can be displayed in
tabular and/or graphical format. The results of such a test are shown in Fig. 17.
Fig. 17
Sweep function test results
Testing synchronizing devices

This software module is used for the
testing of synchronizing devices. One
voltage output simulates the network
(fixed at a specified amplitude and frequency), and the second voltage output
represents the generator/system to be
synchronized (variable in amplitude and
frequency). The software automatically
detects the circuitbreaker closing command and evaluates if the synchronization did take place in the correct synchronizing window.
The control of the second output can be
varied following different test modes.
The frequency and amplitude can be
changed linearly depending on the ramping time constants of the generator. For
synchronizing devices, which have automatic adjustment functions, the adjustment control commands (f, f, U, U)
can be used to control the second voltage output. To simulate the real system
as closely as possible, a dynamic generator model can be selected. The binary
contact sequences of the adjustment
commands can be displayed graphically
over time. A synchronoscope is implemented in the software, which eliminates
the need for additional test instruments
when testing synchronizing devices.
Fig. 18 shows the test screen.
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Fig. 18
Synchronizing device test screen
Testing measuring transducers
Due to the accuracy of its voltage and
current outputs and the analog measuring
inputs, the 7VP151 is the optimal test
instrument for measuring transducers
(voltage, current, frequency and all power
transducers). Both individual measurements (set in a vector diagram see
Fig. 19) as well as fully automatic
sweeps (see Fig. 20) can be performed.
The software evaluates the output signals of the transducer connected to the
analog current or voltage input of the
7VP151. The absolute, relative or full
scale error is calculated online and can
be displayed in graphical or tabular form.
Fig. 19 and Fig. 20

Manual testing using the vector diagram/Automatic sweep function
Testing energy meters

The accuracy of the 7VP151 can also be
effectively used to test singlephase and
threephase energy meters (Watthour,
Varhour and VAhour). Either a symmetrical system of voltages and currents or
an unbalanced system can be simulated.
The meter impulses are fed back into the
test set via the binary inputs where they
are evaluated.
The impulses originate either from an actual pulsing contact or from the output of
an optosensor. The meter can be tested
in three modes: load, noload and creep
test. In addition to individual tests
(Fig. 21), test sequences following a specified load profile can be run. For creating
a test sequence, individual tests can be
entered in a list which is then executed
line by line (Fig. 22).
Fig. 21 and Fig. 22

Single load test/Automatic test sequence
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Archiving of tests
For each test the test setup and results
can be archived automatically or on command. The archiving section provides
quick and efficient access to the saved
data at any later stage. The graphical and
tabular results can be displayed and examined, saved on file or printed. For further processing of archived data the test
set hardware need not be connected. The
archived data is saved in a separate file,
which enhances the data management of
the test results. Fig. 23 shows the archive screen in which all archived tests
are listed for selection.
Fig. 23
Archiving function
Generation of test reports

Comprehensive test reports can be generated after completion of a test. These
can be displayed, edited and printed either in graphical or in tabular form directly from the test screen or from the
archive at a later stage (Fig. 24, Fig. 25
and Fig. 26). Standard interfaces to external word processing and database programs are available for user specific documentation.
Fig. 24, Fig. 25 and Fig. 26

Report editor function and printouts of reports in tabular and graphical form
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Technical data (7VP151)
Generator/amplifier section
3 Current generators
Power
Online selfdiagnostics of the hardware
while testing. Automatic supervision of the
internal voltage and current outputs. CalibraSetting range
tion upon each startup.
All twelve generators are continuously and
independently adjustable in amplitude, phase
Resolution
and frequency. No switching of ranges is
Accuracy
necessary. All signal outputs are fully overDistortion at 50/60 Hz with 20 kHz bandwidth
load and shortcircuitproof and protected
3 Voltage generators
against external highvoltage transient siPower
gnals and overtemperature (indication in the
software via error message). The generator/
amplifier circuits and mains circuits are galvanically separated.
Setting range
Rated output power is defined for the frequency range from 10 to 100 Hz.
For higher voltages, currents or output
Resolution
power: see additional amplifiers:
Accuracy
7VP153 (sixphase current amplifier),
Distortion at 50/60 Hz with 20 kHz bandwidth
7VP155 (threephase current and voltage
amplifier).
Guaranteed values valid over one year within Low level signal outputs
Setting range
73_F "10_F (23_ "5_C), analog measureOutput current
ment inputs at fullscale value.
Resolution
Accuracy
Isolation
For all current and voltage outputs:
Frequency range
Continuous signals
Transient signals
Frequency resolution
Frequency accuracy / drift
Phase angle range
Phase resolution
Phase accuracy for sinusoidal signals at 50/60 Hz
Connections
Amplifier outputs
Low level signals
4 Binary outputs via relay contacts
Type
Break capacity AC
Break capacity DC
Connection
4 Binary outputs via transistors
Type
Setting time
Switching voltage
Isolation
Connection
Measuring section
10 Binary inputs
Guaranteed values valid over one year within
73_F "10_F (23 "5_C), analog measureResponse time
Sampling rate
fmax for counting
Max. time window
Galvanic isolation (When additional optoisolators are used,
deliverable for 24, 60, 110 and 220 V DC, all 10 binary inputs
can be galvanically separated.)
Connection
2 Inputs for counting
Counting frequency
Input voltage
Isolation
Connection
3phase AC: 3 x 40 VA,

1phase AC (LL): 80 VA
DC (LN): 60 W
3phase AC: 3 x 0 to 12.5 A
1phase AC: 1 x 0 to 21 A
DC (LN): 1 x 0 to "12.5 A
500 mA
error typically 0.02 %, (guar. <0.1 %)
typically 0.03 % (guar. <0.07 %)
3phase AC: 3 x 50 VA at 125 V
1phase AC (LN): 1 x 100 VA at 125 V
1phase AC (LL): 1 x 100 VA at 250 V
DC (LN): 1 x 90 W at "125 V
3phase AC: 3 x 0 to 125 V
1phase AC (LL): 1 x 0 to 250 V
DC (LN) 1 x 0 to "125 V
6 mV
error typically 0.025 % (guar. <0.1 %)
typically 0.015 % (guar. <0.05 %)
6 x 0 to 5 Vrms
max. 2 mA
250 mV
typically 0.015 % (guar. <0.05 %)
SELV
DC, 10 to 1 000 Hz
DC, 0 to 3.1 kHz
5 mHz
"0.5 ppm/"1 ppm
360_ to +360_
0.001_
<0.02_ typ., guar. <0.1_
Connection to IBMcompatible PC (min.
80386, 4 MBRAM) via parallel printer port
4 mm banana socket or
8pin amplifier combination socket
16pin combination socket
Potentialfree contacts, softwarecontrolled
Vmax: 250 V AC, max: 8 A, Pmax: 2 000 VA
Vmax: 300 V DC, max: 8 A, Pmax: 50 W
4 mm banana sockets
Open collector transistor
max. 100 ms
max. 15 V
SELV
Toggling of potentialfree contacts or DC
voltages of up to 250 V; trigger level can be
specified in the software.
220 ms
100 ms
3 kHz
27 min
Galvanically separated from the amplifier
section. Two galvanically separated groups:
1 to 4 and 5 to 10.
4 mm banana sockets or
measurement combination socket
max. 100 kHz
max. "30 V
SELV
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Technical data (7VP151) (continued)
Measuring section (continued)
DC current measuring input
Measuring range
Accuracy
73_F "10_F (23_ "5_C), analog measureConnection
0 to "20 mA
error typically <0.01 % (guar. <0.05 %)
4 mm banana sockets or measurement
combination socket
DC voltage measuring input

Measuring range
Accuracy
Connection
0 to "10 V
4 mm banana sockets or measurement
combination socket
Power supply
Rated voltage
Permissible input voltage
Rated frequency
Permissible frequency range
Power consumption
Connection
110 to 240 V AC, 1phase

99 to 264 V AC
50/60 Hz
47 to 63 Hz
<600 VA
Standard ACsocket acc. to IEC 320
CEConformity, standards
This product is in conformity with the directive of the Council of

the European Communities on the approximation of the laws of
the Member States relating to the electromagnetic compatibility
(EMC Council Directive 89/336/EEC) and relating to electrical
equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits (Directive
73/23/EEC). The product conforms with the international standard
IEC 255 and the national standard DIN 57 435 part 303 (corresponding to VDE 0435 part 303).
Conformity is proved by tests performed

by Siemens AG in line with article 10 of the
Council Directive in accordance with the
generic standards EN 50081 and EN 50082
for the EMC directive 89/336/EEC and the
standard 602556 for the directive
73/23/EEC.
EMCTests
Immunity
Emission
EN 500822:1992, IEC 100042/3/4/6

EN 500812
FCC Subpart B of Part 15 Class A
Safety
EN 610101:1993, EN 60950+A1: 199305, IEC 10101,

UL 31111, CAN/CSAC22.2 No 1010.192
Certifications
TVGS; UL, CUL
Environmental conditions
Permissible ambient temperature
Weight and dimensions
Permissible humidity
+32 to 104F (0 to +40C)

13 to +158F (25 to +70C)
Mean value per year v75 % relative humidity, on 30 days per year up to 95 % relative humidity, condensation not permissible
Weight
W x H x D, without handle
21.6 lb. (9,8 kg)

13.5x5.7x10.6 (343x145x268mm)
Printer
during service
during transport and storage
PC
7VP151 three phase test system
Control section
Current and voltage

amplifier section
External
amplifiers
7VP153
7VP155
7VP153:
3 x I or 6 x I
7VP155:
3 x I, 3 x V
Measuring
section
3xV
(3 x I)
Test
specimen
Fig. 27
Connections
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The scope of delivery includes:
1 test unit, 1 mains cable, 1 carrier bag,
1 operating instructions, connection cable
for PC connection, 1 connector for current and voltage group socket, floppy
disks with current version of operating
software, set of cables.
The operating software is matched to the

7VP151 basic test unit. The basic test
unit and the operating software form a
unit and cannot be obtained separately.
Portable threephase test system 7VP151

Testset and accessories including operating software protection for testing distancerelays, f, V, relays,
overcurrent relays, synchronizing devices and groundfault relays
Testset and accessories including operating software for testing measuring transducers and energy meters
Testset and accessories including operating software for protection and measuring
The 7VP151 test set has current outputs

from 0 to 12.5 A.
For higher current requirements, the following amplifiers are available:
7VP153 sixphase current amplifier for
currents up to 50 A or
7VP155 threephase current and voltage
amplifier for currents up to 25 A.
Order No.
7VP151 j j j A j
1
2
3
Output voltage 0 to 125 V/phase
Power supply 100 to 240 V AC
Operating language
German
English
French (on request)
Spanish (on request)
0
1
2
4
Order No.
7VP154 j 0 A
Transport case CMCase

for 7VP153, 7VP155
for 7VP151, 7VP152
0
1
Fig. 28
Accessories for the 7VP15 test equipment: transport case 7VP154, cables and connecting material
15
7VP153 Sixphase current amplifier (Omicron CMA 156)
16
Description
The 7VP153 contains six independent
current channels. These are arranged in
two isolated groups (A, B) and can be
used independently to those of the
7VP151 (e.g. for differential protection
testing).
The interconnection between 7VP151 and
7VP153 is effected by means of one control cable to be connected at the back of
the units. The 7VP153 outputs are galvanically separated from the outputs of the
7VP151.
The outputs of the 7VP153 can be
switched in parallel or series to meet individual power requirements. By connecting four current phases in series for example a power of up to 280 VA can be
put out, which allows testing a wide
range of electromechanical relays.
Output power [VA]

70
140
Application
The 6phase current amplifier 7VP153
serves as an additional device to the
7VP151 test set, for tests that require:
Higher currents and/or higher power in
the current path than is delivered by
the 7VP151
Up to nine independent current
phases.
280
Fig. 29
7VP153 sixphase current amplifier (Omicron CMA156)
1phase AC, group A and

B in series
3phase AC, group A
and B in parallel
6phase AC
7.5
15
25
Output current [A]
50
Fig. 30
Output power versus output current
7VP153 Sixphase current amplifier (Omicron CMA 156)

Technical data
Current amplifier
Power
6phase AC
3phase AC
For higher current/power requirements, pa1phase AC (LL)
ralleling of several 7VP153 is possible.
DC (LN)
Rated power is defined for the frequency
range 10 to 100 Hz.
Output currents
6phase AC
3phase AC
73_F "10_F (23_ "5_C), in the frequency
DC (LN)
range DC to 100 Hz at rated output. Specifications for threephase systems under
Accuracy
symmetrical conditions (0_, 120_, 240_).
Bandwidth (3dB)
Phase lag at 50/60 Hz
6 x 70 VA at 7.5 A (see diagram)

3 x 140 VA at 15 A (see diagram)
2 x 140 W at "10.5 A
1 x 280 W at "21 A
6 x 0 to 25 A
3 x 0 to 50 A
2 x 0 to "25 A
1 x 0 to "50 A
typically <0.1 % (guar. <0.3 %)
>8 kHz
1.07_/1.28_ (automatically corrected by
7VP151)
4 mm banana sockets or
0 to 5 V
5 A/V
>40 kW
DC 1.5 kV
opencircuit, overload and overtemperature protected (overlad indication)
Output connection
Input voltage
Amplification
Input impedance
Galvanic isolation input/output
Protection
If controlled by 7VP151:
Frequency range
continuous signals
transient signals
Resolution output current
Phase angle range
Phase resolution
Phase accuracy at 50/60 Hz
10 to 1 000 Hz
0 to 3.1 kHz
1 mA
5 mHz
"0.5/"1 ppm
360_ to +360_
0.01_
<0.02_ typically (guar. <0.1_)
Power supply
Rated voltage
Rated frequency
Power consumption
Connection

99 to 264 V AC
50/60 Hz
< 1000 VA


by Siemens AG in line with article 10 of the
Council Directive in accordance with the
generic standards EN 50081 and EN 50082
for the EMC directive 89/336/EEC and the
standard 602556 for the directive
73/23/EEC.
EMCTests
Immunity
Emission
EN 500822:1992, IEC 100042/3/4/6

EN 500812
Safety
EN 610101:1993, EN 60950+A1: 199305, IEC 10101,

UL 31111, CAN/CSAC22.2 No 1010.192
Certifications
TVGS; UL, CUL
during service
+32 to 104F (0 to +40C)

13 to +158F (25 to +70C)
Weight
34.4 lb. (15.6 kg)

17.7x5.7x15.4 (450x145x390mm)

The scope of delivery includes: 1 amplifier unit, 1 mains cable, 1 carrier bag, 1 operating instruction, 1 control cable for connection to
the 7VP151 test unit, set of cables and 1 connector for the combination socket.
OrderNo.
7VP153 Sixphase current amplifier
7VP153 0 0 A
Transport case CMCase for 7VP153 (see page 15 for picture of the case)
7VP154 0 0 A
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7VP155 Threephase voltage and current amplifier (Omicron CMS 156)
1phase AC (LL)
3phase AC
75
150
250
Output voltage [V]
140
1phase AC (LN)
Output power [VA]

75
Output power [VA]

75
Application
The voltage and current amplifier 7VP155
serves as an additional device to the
7VP151 test set, for tests that require:
D Higher current and/or voltage than is
delivered by the 7VP151
D Higher power in the voltage and/or the
current path than is delivered by the
7VP151
D Up to six independent current or six
independent voltage phases
The three voltage and the three current
outputs of the 7VP155 are galvanically
isolated from each other and can be used
independently to the outputs of the
7VP151. This allows testing of differential
relays with six independent current
phases or synchronizing devices with six
independent voltage phases.
150
Fig. 31
7VP155 threephase voltage and current amplifier (Omicron CMS 156)
500
Fig. 32
Output power versus voltage
1phase AC (LL)
3phase AC
7.5
Output current [A]
25
Fig. 33
Output power versus current
The interconnection between the 7VP155

and 7VP151 is via one control cable to be
connected at the back of the units.
Technical data
Current amplifier
Power
3phase AC
1phase AC (LL)
DC (LN)
73_F "10_F (23 "5_C), in the frequency
range DC to 100 Hz at rated output. SpeciOutput current
3phase AC
fications for threephase systems under
DC (LN)
Amplification
Protection

1 x 140 W at "10.5 A
3 x 0 to 25 A
1 x 0 to "25 A
typically 0 <0.1 % (guar. <0.3 %)
5 A/V
Opencircuit, overload and overtemperature protected (overload indication)
Voltage amplifier
Power
73_F "10_F (23_ "5_C), in the frequency
range DC to 100 Hz at rated output. Specifications for threephase systems under
Output voltage
3 x 75 VA at 75 to 250 V (see diagram)

1 x 212 W at "150 V to "250 V
3 x 0 to 250 V
1 x 0 to 500 V
3 x 0 to "250 V
typically <0.03 % (guar. <0.1 %)
50 V/V
Opencircuit, overload and overtemperature
protected (overload indication)
3phase AC
1phase AC (LN)
1phase AC (LL)
DC (LN)
3phase AC (LN)
1phase AC (LL)
DC (LN)
Amplification
Protection
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7VP155 Threephase voltage and current amplifier (Omicron CMS 156)

Technical data (continued)
Current and voltage amplifier, general
Accuracy
Bandwidth (3dB)
Output connections
error typ. <0.03 % (guar. <0.1 %)

7 kHz
4 mm banana socket or
0 to 5 V
>40 kW
DC 1.5 kV
Input voltage
Input impedance
Galvanic isolation, input/output
If controlled by 7VP151:
Frequency range
continuous signals
transient signals
Resolution
output current
output voltage
Frequency accuracy/drift
Phase angle range (, U)
Phase resolution
Phase accuracy at 50/60 Hz
10 to 1 000 Hz
0 to 3.1 kHz
1 mA
12 mV
5 mHz
"0.5/"1 ppm
360 to +360_
0.001_
typ. <0.02_ (guar. <0.1_)
Power supply
Rated voltage
Rated frequency, permissible range
Power consumption
Connection

99 to 264 V AC
50/60 Hz, 45 to 65 Hz
< 1000 VA


by the manufacturer in line with article 10
of the Council Directive in accordance with
the generic standards EN 50081 and EN
50082 for the EMC directive 89/336/EEC
and the standard 602556 for the directive
73/23/EEC.
EMCTests
Immunity
Emission
EN 500822:1992, IEC 100042/3/4/6

EN 500812
Safety
EN 610101:1993, EN 60950+A1: 199305, IEC 10101,

UL 31111, CAN/CSAC22.2 No 1010.192
Certifications
TVGS; UL, CUL
during service
+32 to 104F (0 to +40C)

13 to +158F (25 to +70C)
Weight
33.3 lb. (15.1 kg)

17.7x5.7x15.4 (450x145x390mm)

The scope of delivery includes: 1 amplifier unit, 1 mains cable, 1 carrier bag, 1 operating instruction, 1 control cable for connection to
the 7VP151 test unit, set of cables and 1 connector for the combination socket.
Order No.
7VP155 threephase voltage and current amplifier
7VP155 0 0 A
Transport case CMCase for 7VP155 (see also page 15)
7VP154 0 0 A
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7VP152 Singlephase test equipment (Omicron CMC 151)
Fig. 34
7VP152 singlephase test equipment (Omicron CMC 151)
Application
The 7VP152 test set is designed for
single phase applications while incorporating the unique benefits of the 7VP15
test system. Versatility, high accuracy,
automatic archiving and reporting, playback of transient signals, easy use and
light weight are the key features.
The 7VP152 can run steady state and dynamic tests of
Overcurrent relays
Voltage relays
Frequency relays
Groundfault relays
Distance relays
Transducers
Energy meters.
The unique features of the 7VP152 offer
a new quality for singlephase testing of
protection and measuringdevices.
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Description
With a weight of only 21 pounds the
hardware contains
The signal generation section
The amplifier section with one voltage
and one current amplifier
A numerical highprecision timer section with four binary inputs for relay
contact sequences
The analog measuring section with
two analog inputs for the measurement of transducer signals
Four relay output contacts and
The complete control circuitry.
Signal generation is performed digitally
(DSP technology). The 16 bit D/A conversion results in a high quality signal even
at small signal amplitudes.
The amplifiers are fully electronic. Thus
no range switching is necessary for the
whole setting range, resulting in reliable
testing of highly sensitive protective relays.
The 7VP151 conforms to CE and fulfills
the requirements of IEC, TVGS and UL
in terms of EMC and safety. This allows
reliable operation in surroundings with
strong electrical interferences.
Optionally the 7VP152 can be upgraded
to a threephase 7VP151 at any later
stage.
The 7VP152 can not control the external
current amplifiers 7VP153 and 7VP155.
Software
All control tasks and data aquisition, processing and recording of test results are
performed by the operating software on a
personal computer. The data exchange
between the 7VP152 and the PC is established via the parallel printer port available on every standard PC.
The operating software for controlling the
7VP152 is based on the 7VP151 software
(pages 4 to 12), restricted to single
phase mode. There is no softwaremodul
for testing synchronizing devices with the
7VP152 test unit.
PC
7VP152 test unit

Measuring
unit
Generator/
amplifier
1 x I,
1xU
Test
object
Measuring
signals,
binary or
analog
Fig. 35
Connection principle

Technical data
Generator and amplifier units
Current generator/amplifier
Power
Online selfdiagnostics of the hardware
while testing. Automatic voltage and current
Setting range
output monitoring. Calibration check upon
each startup.
Resolution
Both generators are continuously and indeAccuracy
pendently adjustable in amplitude, phase and
frequency. No rangeswitching is necessary.
Voltage generator/amplifier
The signal outputs are fully overload and
Power
shortcircuitproof and protected against
external highvoltage transient signals and
Setting range
overtemperature (indication in the software
via error message). The generator/amplifier
circuits and mains circuits are isolated.
Resolution
Accuracy
The rated output power is specified for the
frequencyrange 10 to 100 Hz.
Current and voltage generators:
Guaranteed values over one year within
Frequency range
73_ "10_F (23_ " 5_C), analog measureContinuous signals
Transient signals
Phase angle range
Phase resolution
Phase error for continuous signals 50/60 Hz
Connections
Amplifier connections
4 Binary outputs
Break capacity AC
Break capacity DC
Measuring unit
Guaranteed values over one year within
73_ "10_F (23_ " 5_C), analog measurement inputs at fullscale value.
4 Binary inputs
Response time
Sampling rate
fmax for counting function
Max. measuring time
Galvanic isolation (All binary inputs can be galvanically isolated
when optionallly available optoisolators are used, available for
24, 60, 110 und 220 V DC.)
Connection
Input for current measurement DC
Measuring range
Accuracy
Connection
Input for voltage measurement DC
Measuring range
Accuracy
Connection
AC: 65 VA,
DC: 80 W
AC: 0 to 21 A
DC: 0 to "21 A
500 mA
typ. 0.03 % (guar. <0.07 %)
AC 100 VA
DC 90 W
AC 0 to 125 V
DC 0 to "125 V
6 mV
error typ. 0.025 % (guar. <0.1 %)
typ. 0.015 % (guar. <0.05 %)
10 to 1 000 Hz
0 to 3.1 kHz
5 mHz
"0.5/"1 ppm
360_ to +360_
0.001_
<0.02_ typ., guaranteed: <0.1_
Connection to PC (min. 80386, 4 MB RAM)
via parallel printer port
4 mm banana socket
Potentialfree contacts, controlled via software, 4 mm banana sockets
Vmax: 250 V AC, max: 8 A, Pmax: 2 000 VA
Vmax: 300 V DC, max: 8 A, Pmax: 50 W
Toggling of potential free contacts or dc
voltages up to 250 V; trigger level can be
specified in the software
220 ms
100 ms
3 kHz
27 min
Isolated from the amplifier section
4 mm banana sockets
0 to "20 mA
error <0.05 % guar.
4 mm banana sockets
0 to "10 V
error <0.05 % guar.
4 mm banana sockets
Power supply
Rated voltage
Rated frequency
Power consumption
Connection

99 to 264 V AC
50/60 Hz
< 1000 VA


by the manufacturer in line with article 10
of the Council Directive in accordance with
the generic standards EN 50081 and EN
50082 for the EMC directive 89/336/EEC
and the standard 602556 for the directive
73/23/EEC.
EMCTests
Immunity
Emission
EN 500822:1992, IEC 100042/3/4/6

EN 500812
Safety
EN 610101:1993, EN 60950+A1: 199305, IEC 10101,

UL 31111, CAN/CSAC22.2 No 1010.192
Certifications
TVGS; UL, CUL
21

Technical data

+32 to 104F (0 to +40C)

13 to +158F (25 to +70C)
Weight
20.9 lb. (9.5 kg)

15.5x5.7x10.6 (343x145x268 mm)

The scope of delivery includes:
1 test unit, 1 mains cable, 1 carrier bag,
1 operating instructions, connection cable
for PC connection, floppy disks with current version of operating software, set of
cables.
during service
The operating software is matched to the

7VP151 basic testing unit. The basic test
unit and the operating software form a
unit and cannot be obtained separately.
7VP152 singlephase test system
Oder No.
7VP152 j j j A j
Test unit and accessories

Testset and accessories including operating software protection for testing f, V, relays, overcurrent relays,
and groundfault relays (without distance relays)
Testset and accessories including operating software protection for testing f, V, relays, overcurrent relays,
groundfault relays and distance relays
Testset and accessories including operating software for testing measuring transducers and energy meters
Testset and accessories including operating software for protection and measuring
Output voltage 0 to 125 V/phase
Power supply 100 to 240 V AC
1
2
3
4
1
C
Operating language
German
English
French (on request)
Spanish (on request)
Transport case CMCase for 7VP152 (see also page 15)
22
0
1
2
4
7VP154 1 0 A
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Portable Test System

7VP151 threephase test system

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7VP152 singlephase test system

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Generator and mains circuits are galvanically separated.

7VP15 Portable Test System

The following figures show the features

Testing by manually setting the voltage and current values

Manual testing in the impedance diagram

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Testing of the automatic reclosing

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Automatic recording of starter characteristics

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Generation of automatic test sequences

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Generation of harmonic signals

Fig. 11 and Fig. 12

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Fig. 13 and Fig. 14

Testing groundfault relays

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Testing synchronizing devices

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Fig. 19 and Fig. 20

Testing energy meters

Fig. 21 and Fig. 22

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7VP15 Portable Test System

Generation of test reports

Fig. 24, Fig. 25 and Fig. 26

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7VP15 Portable Test System

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3phase AC: 3 x 40 VA,

7VP15 Portable Test System

DC voltage measuring input

110 to 240 V AC, 1phase

This product is in conformity with the directive of the Council of

Conformity is proved by tests performed

EN 500822:1992, IEC 100042/3/4/6

EN 610101:1993, EN 60950+A1: 199305, IEC 10101,

TVGS; UL, CUL

Permissible ambient temperature

Weight and dimensions

+32 to 104F (0 to +40C)

21.6 lb. (9,8 kg)

7VP151 three phase test system

Current and voltage

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