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Transcript
3720 ACM
I.C. Installation
Instructions
(EPROM & PROM)
Danger
During normal operation of this device, hazardous voltages are present which can cause
severe injury or death. These voltages are present on the terminal strips of the device and
throughout the connected potential transformer (PT), current transformer (CT), status input,
relay, and control power circuits. Installation and servicing should be performed only by
qualified, properly trained personnel. See the Installation and Operation Manual for the specific
device for additional warnings.
Warning
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions manual, may cause interference to radio
communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
computing device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide
reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference in which case the
operator will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the
interference.
Limitation of Liability
Power Measurement Limited reserves the right to make changes in the devices or the device
specifications identified in this Retrofit Installation Instructions without notice. Power
Measurement Limited advises customers to obtain the latest version of device specifications
before placing orders to verify that the information being relied upon by the customer is
current.
In the absence of written agreement to the contrary Power Measurement Limited assumes no
liability for Power Measurement Limited applications assistance, customer's system design, or
infringement of patents or copyrights of third parties by or arising from the use of devices
described herein. Nor does Power Measurement Limited warrant or represent that any
license, either expressed or implied, is granted under any patent right, copyright, or other
intellectual property right of Power Measurement Limited covering or relating to any
combination, machine, or process in which such device might be used.
For further information or technical assistance, please
contact your local Power Measurement representative,
or Customer Service at one of the following locations:
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LIABILITY OTHER THAN SUCH AS IS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN.
ISO 9002-94
Registration
Cert # 002188
Revision Date: June 8, 2000
© 2000 Power Measurement Ltd.
All rights reserved
Printed in Canada
70050-0017-01
1.
INTRODUCTION
This document provides step-by-step instructions for the
upgrade or replacement of the EPROM and PROM
integrated circuits in the 3720 ACM. An integrated
circuit, sometimes referred to as an I.C. or chip, is a small
electronic part which resides on the main circuit board
inside the 3720 ACM. The EPROM and PROM I.C.’s of
the 3720 ACM can be replaced in the field for the purpose
of feature upgrades. This document describes the
procedure for replacement of either or both of these I.C.’s.
PROM
The PROM (Programmable Read Only Memory) is a 20-pin
type I.C. which the 3720 ACM uses to perform other
operational functions. In some cases, a firmware upgrade
performed on a 3720 ACM unit will require the replacement
of both the EPROM and the PROM I.C.'s. The need to
replace the PROM will be dependent on the level of
firmware upgrade being performed.
3.
VERIFYING FIRMWARE
VERSIONS & I.C. TYPES
CAUTION !
It is important that all instructions
provided in this document are performed
exactly as described to ensure the 3720
ACM is protected from any damage. It
is recommended that installation be
performed by a trained technician or
personnel familiar with I.C. installation
procedures.
2.
REASONS FOR I.C.
REPLACEMENT
EPROM
The 3720 ACM uses an on-board microprocessor to
perform all its measurement and calculation tasks. The
microprocessor operates by following the program of
instructions stored in an integrated circuit called an
EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory).
This I.C. is either a 28-pin or 32-pin type.
During the life of the 3720 ACM, PML may design new
performance or functional enhancements into the program
which runs the unit's microprocessor. These features will
be made available to the user and may be incorporated
into any existing unit through the simple replacement of
the unit's EPROM.
It is important that the technician verifies that the replacement I.C.(s) received from PML are the correct type(s) for
the product being upgraded. The following sections
describe this procedure.
3.1
EPROM VERIFICATION
EPROM Labelling
If the user is performing a firmware upgrade, the enclosed
replacement EPROM I.C. will be labelled as follows:
3720 ACM
V X.X.X.X
where
V = standard or custom firmware
(V indicates standard firmware. Any other
prefix indicates custom firmware or special
software options)
X.X.X.X = firmware version
(4-digit number indicates the specific
version of the program contained in the
EPROM)
Power Measurement 3720 ACM I.C. Installation Instructions
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Firmware Version
3.2
PROM VERIFICATION
The technician must ensure that the firmware version
number of the replacement EPROM is greater than that of
the currently installed EPROM. For example, a version
V1.0.0.1 would replace a version V1.0.0.0.
Upgrade Level
As described above, if an EPROM I.C. replacement is
being performed on a 3720 ACM, the level of firmware
upgrade will determine whether the PROM I.C. must also
be replaced.
IMPORTANT NOTE
Do not under any circumstances install a
new EPROM that is not labelled with a
greater firmware version number.
The technician can view the current revision of firmware in
one of two ways:
1.
2.
Figure 1 lists the firmware upgrades that also require a
PROM replacement, and the new PROM revision number
required. If a PROM I.C. replacement is required, PML will
automatically ship the required PROM with the EPROM
upgrade kit. If, for any reason, the required PROM has not
been supplied, contact PML for a replacement.
PROM Labelling
From the front panel display in programming mode
(refer to the Operation Manual for the 3720 ACM).
Each PROM is labelled as follows:
Directly from the label on the EPROM once the rear
panel of the unit has been removed. This is described
later in this document.
3720 ACM PCB X.X Rev Y.Y
where
If the EPROM supplied does not have a greater revision
number, contact PML or your local PML sales representative to acquire the correct firmware revision.
X.X = printed circuit board version
(2-digit number indicates the 3720 ACM
circuit board version. This number can be
ignored.)
Y.Y = PROM revision
(2-digit number indicates the the specific
version of the program contained in the
PROM.)
Check the PROM revision number against the numbers
listed in Figure 1 to ensure the correct replacement PROM
has been supplied.
Old Firmware
(EPROM) Revision
Required PROM
Upgrade Revision
1.0.X.X
1.1.X.X
Rev 1.0
1.1.X.X
1.2.X.X
Rev 2.0
1.2.X.X or 1.3.X.X
1.4.X.X
Rev 4.0
1.X.X.X
1.5.X.X
Rev 5.0
Figure 1
2
New (upgraded)
Firmware Revision
Required PROM Revisions for 3720 ACM Firmware Upgrades
Power Measurement 3720 ACM I.C. Installation Instructions
4.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
4.1
REQUIRED TOOLS
4.3
BEFORE PROCEDING
The technician will require the following tools to perform
the installation:
1)
Medium Phillips head screwdriver.
2)
Anti-static wrist strap or equivalent protection.
3)
I.C. extraction tool, or small flat-head screwdriver.
4)
I.C. insertion tool. Use of an I.C. insertion tool is
strongly recommended but not necessary. This tool
must be pin and row spacing compatible with the type
of integrated circuit being installed. EPROMs are 32pin at 0.6" spacing. PROMs are 20-pin at 0.3"
spacing.
4.2
PREPARING THE 3720 ACM
DANGER
During normal operation of this device,
hazardous voltages are present which
can cause severe injury or death. These
voltages are present on the terminal
strips of the device and throughout the
connected potential transformer (PT),
current transformer (CT), status input,
relay, and control power circuits.
Installation and servicing should be
performed only by qualified, properly
trained personnel.
1.
Open all PT fuses (or direct voltage input fuses) and
close all CT shorting blocks.
2.
Turn off power to the 3720 ACM and disconnect the
Line and Neutral (or DC power) wires from the
POWER inputs to the unit.
3.
Disconnect (or power off) all other wiring which may
present potentially hazardous voltage levels to the
unit, such as connections to the relay outputs, status
inputs, etc.
4.
REMOVING THE REAR COVER
The components inside the 3720 ACM
are extremely sensitive to static-electric
discharge. To prevent damage to the
unit, an anti-static wrist strap (or
equivalent) must be worn at all times
when working inside the unit enclosure.
Before executing the following instructions, attach a wrist strap to either wrist,
and connect the wrist strap cable to the
closest earth ground point.
The rear cover of the 3720 ACM can be removed while the
unit is still mounted in its switchgear panel (or other
mounting location).
First remove the four chassis screws of the 3720 ACM.
Then remove the cover by pulling the cover straight away
from the chassis. This communications card installed in
the device will cause some resistance to be felt as the
connector which connects the card to the main circuit
board is disconnected when the rear cover is pulled away
from the chassis. This is normal, and should not cause
concern.
4.4
LOCATING AND IDENTIFYING
THE EPROM, PROM & NVRAM
The I.C.'s to be replaced can be found along the edge of
the main circuit board inside the chassis. Figure 2
illustrates the locations of the EPROM and PROM. Each
I.C. is installed in an I.C. socket. Note that each pin of the
I.C. fits into an individual pin contact.
If the technician did not previously check the currently
installed firmware revision number from the front panel of
the unit, this can be determined from the label on the
EPROM.
4.5
I.C. ORIENTATION
Note the orientation of each I.C. in its socket. The
notched end of each I.C. faces the outside edge of the
circuit board (see Figures 2 and 3).
Double check to ensure all cables still connected to
the 3720 ACM are not live.
IMPORTANT - READ THIS
Power Measurement 3720 ACM I.C. Installation Instructions
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EPROM
U04
1.1
PROM
U07
Figure 2
3720 ACM Main Circuit Board
EPROM
Side View of Pins
EPROM
Installation
PROM
Installation
Notch
Notch
Notch
32-pin EPROM
in 32-pin socket
20-pin PROM
in a 20-pin socket
Pins
Figure 3
4.6
I.C. Installation
I.C. REMOVAL
Find the I.C. on the main board that is to be replaced.
Using an I.C. extraction tool, or a small flat-head screwdriver, carefully remove the I.C. from its socket as
follows:
a)
Extraction Tool Method. The I.C. should be pulled
evenly from each end to ensure its pins are not bent
when removed from the socket.
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Power Measurement 3720 ACM I.C. Installation Instructions
b) Screwdriver Method. Insert the screwdriver between
the socket and I.C. at one end and pry up a small
amount to ensure pins are not bent. Repeat this at
each end until the I.C. is dislodged.
Once removed, place the I.C. immediately into an antistatic tube or in anti-static foam for shipping.
4.7
into each contact of the socket. Ensure the I.C. is
seated evenly and fully down in the socket when
complete.
I.C. INSERTION
The new EPROM or PROM I.C. can now be installed into
its corresponding socket.
3.
Make a close visual inspection of each pin of the I.C.
to check if any pins were bent on installation. Note
that if an I.C. has been installed incorrectly, some pins
can sometimes be bent inwards underneath the I.C.
and may be difficult to see.
4.
Check again that the I.C. is oriented correctly.
IMPORTANT
The I.C. must be installed in the same
orientation as described in Section 4.5
above.
4.8
Using an I.C. Insertion Tool
FINAL STEPS
1.
It is highly recommended that the new I.C. be installed
using an I.C. insertion tool. This will ease installation and
ensure that no I.C. pins are bent when the I.C. is inserted
into its socket. Instructions for using an insertion tool
should be supplied with the tool itself. The installer
should check that all I.C. pins are aligned and straight
prior to using the insertion tool to install the I.C.
Reinstall the rear cover of the 3720 ACM. It is
important to keep the cover aligned as it is mated to
the chassis. This will help to align the communications card connector to its mating connector on the
main board. Some resistance will be felt as the card
connector is reconnected.
2.
Reinstall all four chassis screws with their
lockwashers.
Inserting an I.C. without an Insertion Tool
3.
Reinstall the Line and Neutral (or DC power) wiring to
the POWER inputs of the unit.
The I.C. may also be installed without the use of an
insertion tool; however, the following procedure should
be used to ensure that no pins are bent:
4.
Turn on power, and verify that the display initiates
correctly, and/or the unit communicates with the
Master Display Station. If not, recheck the I.C.
installation(s).
5.
Close the PT fuses (or direct voltage input fuses) and
open the CT shorting blocks.
6.
Reconnect (or re-enable) all other wiring and verify
the correct operation of the unit.
1.
2.
Check that all pins are straight, then position the I.C.
over the socket and check if both rows of pins align
with the contacts of the socket. If the pins do not
align, carefully bend either row of pins evenly inwards
by a small amount by pressing against a flat surface
(eg. tabletop).
Recheck pin alignment with the socket, check for
correct orientation, then press firmly and evenly down
on the top of the I.C.. Using a slight rocking motion
(end-to-end) will aid in aligning and pushing the pins
The new firmware revision number can be viewed from the
front panel display in programming mode (refer to the
Operation Manual for the 3720 ACM).
Power Measurement 3720 ACM I.C. Installation Instructions
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Revision date: June 8, 2000