Enercon Scada Remote 3 Manual en

Operating Instructions
ENERCON SCADA Remote 3

Software Version 3.3.2
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Document ID D0184488-8
Note Original document. Source document of this translation: D0179195-8/2016-02-08
Date Language DCC Plant/department

2016-03-16 en DC WRD Management Support GmbH / Documentation Department
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1 General information ................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Text and layout conventions ....................................................................................... 1
2 Installation and configuration ..................................................................................... 2

2.1 Scope of use............................................................................................................... 2
2.2 Scope of supply .......................................................................................................... 2
2.3 Hardware and software requirements......................................................................... 2
2.4 Security....................................................................................................................... 3
2.5 Installation................................................................................................................... 3
2.6 Configuration .............................................................................................................. 4
2.7 Dongle ........................................................................................................................ 4
2.8 Uninstalling the software............................................................................................. 5
3 ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 within the SCADA system......................................... 6
4 Program description .................................................................................................. 7

4.1 Launching the program............................................................................................... 8
4.2 Exiting program........................................................................................................... 9
4.3 Special operating controls and features ................................................................... 10
4.3.1 Dialog box functions ............................................................................................ 10
4.3.2 Table functions .................................................................................................... 11
4.3.3 Filter options........................................................................................................ 13
4.3.4 Chart functions .................................................................................................... 14
4.4 Program window ...................................................................................................... 15
4.5 Menu bar................................................................................................................... 16
4.5.1 Application menu................................................................................................. 16
4.5.1.1 Edit settings menu item ....................................................................................... 17
4.5.2 User menu........................................................................................................... 21
4.5.2.1 Login menu item.................................................................................................. 21
4.5.3 Location menu..................................................................................................... 22
4.5.3.1 Connect menu item ............................................................................................. 23
4.5.3.2 Add menu ............................................................................................................ 25
4.5.3.3 Edit menu item .................................................................................................... 27
4.5.3.4 Export menu item ................................................................................................ 32
4.5.4 Location group menu........................................................................................... 33
4.5.4.1 Edit location group item....................................................................................... 34
4.5.5 Report menu........................................................................................................ 35
4.5.6 ? menu (Help)...................................................................................................... 35
4.6 Description of levels in the navigation area .............................................................. 36
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4.7 Locations level .......................................................................................................... 38

4.7.1 Geo view tab ....................................................................................................... 38
4.7.2 Overall view of WECs tab.................................................................................... 41
4.7.3 Report tab............................................................................................................ 41
4.7.3.1 Generate data/status report ................................................................................ 42
4.7.3.2 Generated report ................................................................................................. 46
4.8 Location level............................................................................................................ 48
4.8.1 SCADA overview tab........................................................................................... 49
4.8.2 Data Request tab ................................................................................................ 52
4.8.3 UPS tab ............................................................................................................... 54
4.8.4 GPS tab............................................................................................................... 56
4.8.5 Power Consumption tab ...................................................................................... 57
4.8.5.1 Specification of power consumption setpoint and hysteresis .............................. 59
4.8.5.2 Determining the priority of the WECs .................................................................. 60
4.8.5.3 Configuring manual mode ................................................................................... 61
4.9 Plant type level ......................................................................................................... 62
4.9.1 Online tab ............................................................................................................ 62
4.9.2 Data (current) tab ................................................................................................ 63
4.9.3 Report tab (table) ................................................................................................ 64
4.9.4 Availability tab ..................................................................................................... 66
4.10 Control system type level.......................................................................................... 67
4.10.1 Statistic tab.......................................................................................................... 67
4.10.2 Temperatures tab ................................................................................................ 68
4.11 Plant level ................................................................................................................. 69
4.11.1 Online tab (WEC) ................................................................................................ 69
4.11.2 Report tab (chart) ................................................................................................ 72
4.11.3 Availability tab ..................................................................................................... 74
4.11.4 Status/information tab ......................................................................................... 75
4.11.5 Statistic tab.......................................................................................................... 77
4.11.6 Parameter tab (WEC).......................................................................................... 78
4.11.7 Devices tab.......................................................................................................... 80
5 User data and management .................................................................................... 82
6 Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................... 83
7 Updates/Support...................................................................................................... 84
8 Appendix.................................................................................................................. 86
8.1 Time classes (technical availability).......................................................................... 86
8.2 Rights in ENERCON SCADA Remote 3................................................................... 88
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8.2.1 Overview of menu bar rights ............................................................................... 89

8.2.2 Overview of rights at Location level..................................................................... 89
8.2.3 Overview of rights at location level...................................................................... 90
8.2.4 Overview of rights at location plant type level ..................................................... 91
8.2.5 Overview of rights at plant control level............................................................... 91
8.2.6 Overview of rights at the Plant/ID level ............................................................... 92
8.3 Description of files and field names .......................................................................... 93
8.3.1 WEC operating data (File *.ws*).......................................................................... 94
8.3.2 WEC availabilities (File *.av*).............................................................................. 95
8.3.3 Photovoltaic (File *.so*) ....................................................................................... 96
8.3.4 Farm control (File *.uc*) ...................................................................................... 98
8.3.5 METEO weather (File *.md*)............................................................................. 100
8.3.6 METEO wind (File *.mw*).................................................................................. 101
8.3.7 Status/Data statistics (File *.sw*, *.ss*) ............................................................. 103
8.3.8 Status/Data status report (File *.pe*)................................................................. 103
8.3.9 FCU operating data (File *.fc*) .......................................................................... 104
8.3.10 RTU operating data (Files *.ui*, *.ufd) ............................................................... 106
8.3.11 RTU phases (File *.uq*) .................................................................................... 108
8.3.12 Transmission substation (File *.uu*, *.uw*) ....................................................... 110
8.3.13 Medium voltage acquisition data (File *.sm*) .................................................... 113
8.3.14 Temperatures (WECs) ...................................................................................... 114
8.3.14.1 Temperatures CS40 (File *.41d) ....................................................................... 114
8.3.14.2 Temperatures CS44 (File *.46d, *.47d) ............................................................. 115
8.3.14.3 Temperatures CS48a (File *.49d) ..................................................................... 116
8.3.14.4 Temperatures CS66 (File *.67d) ....................................................................... 118
8.3.14.5 Temperatures CS70b (File *.73d) ..................................................................... 119
8.3.14.6 Temperatures CS82a (File *.84d, *.85d) ........................................................... 120
8.3.14.7 Temperatures CS101a (File *.03d, *.04d) ......................................................... 122
8.3.14.8 Temperatures CS126a (File *.15d, *.16d, *.17d) .............................................. 124
8.3.15 Temperatures transmission substation (File *.ut*) ............................................ 127
Tables .................................................................................................................... 130
Glossary of terms................................................................................................... 133
Index ...................................................................................................................... 135
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List of abbreviations
List of abbreviations
DNS Domain Name System
DSL Digital Subscriber Line
ESLD ENERCON SCADA Linux Distribution
FCU ENERCON SCADA Farm Control Unit
GPS Global Positioning System
IP Internet Protocol
LAN Local Area Network
PCC Point of common coupling
RAID Redundant Array of Independent Disks
RTU Remote Terminal Unit
UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
UPS Uninterruptible power supply
WEC Wind energy converter
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General information
1 General information
1.1 Text and layout conventions
Representation of additional notes
Additional notes for better understanding have a background with grey lines and
are identified by this symbol.
ENERCON
Stands for ENERCON GmbH.
ü Identifies a prerequisite for the subsequent action steps.
1. (Numbering) indicates lists or work steps, depending on context.
ð Identifies instructions in safety instructions as well as under work steps.
Identifies the expected result of an action.
■ Identifies level one bullet points.
● Identifies level two bullet points.
Italics
Identifies names of objects and messages where a literal rendition is required, as well as
quoted headings.
"Quotation marks"
These identify other text portions that are meant to stand out from the body text, such as
quotations, special technical terms, document titles, etc.
Boldface
Apart from headings and marginal text, identifies other important text portions or single
words requiring special emphasis.
Code typeface
Denotes textual messages on displays generated by the software; example:
■ The status message Turbine operational is displayed.
Cross references
Refer to section headings and to tables and figures.
References to other sources

These consist of a short reference and a number in [ ]. Detailed information on the
sources are listed in the source directory.
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Installation and configuration
2 Installation and configuration
2.1 Scope of use

This document provides details of the standard scope of supply as well as information on
optional components. The components installed in the wind energy converters and user
rights determine which information and data in this document can be viewed and used by
each user.
2.2 Scope of supply

The scope of supply includes:
■ ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 software and licence
(1)
■ Copy protection dongle (Dongle) incl. password
■ Software user guide on CD-ROM
(1)
The password is sent in a separate letter.
2.3 Hardware and software requirements

■ Computer running on Microsoft Windows 7 (or higher) operating system
(1)
■ Microsoft .NET 4.0 or above
(1)
■ Microsoft Visual C++ 2012 Redistributable Package
■ At least 250 MB of free disk space
■ Free USB port on the computer
■ Optical drive (CD/DVD/Blu-ray)
(1)
■ Dongle, driver and password
■ At least one connection type such as:
● Hayes-compatible modem (at least 14400 Baud transmission network)
● Internet access (e. g. DSL, UMTS, satellites)
■ PDF viewer for display of documentation
■ Minimum screen resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels (horizontal/vertical)
(1)
Included in the installation package.
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2.4 Security
Data security
For analyses using external spreadsheet applications, a copy of the SCADA data can be
downloaded from the ENERCON SCADA Server. This prevents any accidental modifica-
tion of the data as the original files remain on the ENERCON SCADA Server.
Password and dongle

The access password cannot be easily changed. If you have forgotten your password or
suspect that third parties have gained knowledge of the password, contact ENERCON
Support for assistance (ch. 7, p. 84). The dongle is bound to the user name used for log-
ging into the software.
Password request with control operations

Registered users must confirm control operations for WECs using the password for
ENERCON SCADA Remote 3. If no control operations take place during connection for a
period of 15 minutes, the password will need to be re-entered.
It is not possible to guarantee fault-free, complete data transfer to the WECs in

every case.
2.5 Installation
If the dongle is connected to the computer before the installation, the plug-and-play pro-
cess will run automatically and the Add New Hardware Wizard dialog box will appear.
Click on Cancel to abort this process. Next, insert the CD-ROM that is included with the
package into the optical drive to start the installation process. After the CD has been in-
serted into the CD drive, the installation program launches automatically.
If the installation program does not launch automatically after the CD has been inserted,
go to Windows Explorer and run setup.exe from the CD.
The installation of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 includes the installation of the dongle
driver.
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2.6 Configuration
The software automatically configures all the required settings when connecting to a loca-
tion (ch. 4.1, p. 8).
Changing regional settings

The software applies the operating system settings for formatting numbers, times, and
dates. If you wish to use different regional settings, these can be changed as follows in
Windows 7:
1. Exit ENERCON SCADA Remote 3.
2. Go to Start button > Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region.
3. Select Regional and Language Options.
4. In the Regional and Language Settings dialog box, use the Formats tab to modify the
formats used for date and time.
The user interface language of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 can be changed as de-
scribed in ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17.
2.7 Dongle
The ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 application can only run if the dedicated copy protec-
tion dongle is present; the software is also password protected. The dongle driver is in-
stalled automatically during the installation of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3. After this, the
dongle is ready to use and can be plugged into a USB port. If the dongle is removed while
ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 is running, the user is logged out.
The dongle is bound to the same user name and passwords used for logging into the soft-
ware.
Lost or defective dongle

If the dongle is lost or appears to be defective, contact ENERCON Support for assistance
(ch. 7, p. 84).
Losing the dongle is equivalent to losing the software. The dongle can be re-supplied at
the price of a second software licence.
Additional licences
If you wish to run ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 on multiple computers, additional li-
cences can be purchased from ENERCON.
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2.8 Uninstalling the software

To remove ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 from your computer, use the Control Panel as
follows:
1. Go to Start button > Control Panel > Programs.
2. Select Uninstall a program.
3. Select list item ENERCON SCADA Remote 3.
4. Click the Uninstall button above the list.
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ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 within the SCADA system
3 ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 within the SCADA system

Components
The ENERCON SCADA system comprises the following components:
■ ENERCON SCADA Server with software for monitoring the connected devices (e.g.
wind energy converters, solar plants) and recording various data.
■ Client PC running ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 software for connecting to the loca-
tion (e.g. wind farm).
The following illustration describes the principle of the data communication within the
ENERCON SCADA system:
Wind farm
ENERCON SCADA
Server
Network connection
ENERCON Client PC
Service
Fig. 1: Schematic structure of ENERCON SCADA system
Description
At a location, a data bus connects the wind energy converters and any SCADA devices
such as the ENERCON SCADA RTU to the closed-loop wind farm control to the
ENERCON SCADA server via databus.
The ENERCON SCADA Server is responsible for a number of functions in relation to com-
munication, open-loop control and closed-loop control at the site and acts as the central
repository for the current and archived operating data from WECs and SCADA compon-
ents.
It is equipped with a telecommunications or internet connection (phone line with modem,
mobile phone connection, DSL, satellite, UMTS) that enables both the client PC and
ENERCON Service to remotely access the system.
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4 Program description
Locations (such as ENERCON wind energy converters and wind farms) are equipped with
the SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) remote monitoring and control
system. All relevant data (e.g. operating data, grid data and nacelle data) are saved on
the ENERCON SCADA Server located at the wind farm site.
With the ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 program as part of the ENERCON SCADA pro-
gram package, a connection can be made to a specific site to view current and historical
data online.
For offline analysis, historical data can be downloaded in dBASE IV format, which
provides for flexible data processing.
The reporting functionality can be used to generate a data or status report from the down-
loaded data.
A wind energy converter open-loop control system (Start/Stop) is possible with sufficient
usage rights via ENERCON SCADA Remote 3.
Note
The elements shown in this documentation such as menus, tabs, buttons and the values
they show vary according to relevant user rights and are therefore only available with the
relevant user authorisation.
Table 1: Initial version of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3
Initial version Publication
Version 3.0 2011-08-01
Table 2: Delivery version of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3

Delivered version Publication
Version 3.3.2 2015-12-18
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Program description
4.1 Launching the program

During the installation of the software a desktop icon and a link in the Windows start menu
are created. These can be used to launch the application.
The dongle must be connected to the computer's USB port while the software is
running otherwise the program will be terminated.
User login
After ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 has been launched, the User login dialog box appears
(ch. 4.5.2, p. 21). If the copy protection dongle is plugged into the computer's USB port,
the Dongle list box shows the name of the user assigned to the dongle. Enter the associ-
ated password to log in to the application.
Wrong user name

If the Dongle list box in the User login dialog box shows a user name that is different from
the requested name, ENERCON Support may be contacted for assistance (ch. 7, p. 84).
Connecting to a location
If no location data has yet been specified, the Add location dialog box appears next
(ch. 4.5.3.2, p. 25). Enter the IP address, DNS or phone number to establish a connec-
tion to the location. This step automatically applies configuration data needed for the ap-
plication features.
If at least one location has been configured, the Connect location dialog box (ch. 4.5.3.1,
p. 23) containing a list of locations available for selection appears.
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4.2 Exiting program

Before exiting SCADA Remote 3, the user may be asked to confirm the operation (default
setting).
Fig. 2: Confirm dialog window
1 Do not ask again check box
If the Do not ask again check box is checked and ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 is closed
with one click on the Yes button, this setting will be saved and the question will not appear
again.
The setting can be undone again with the End application check box under Application >
Change settings (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17).
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4.3 Special operating controls and features
4.3.1 Dialog box functions

Fields that require specific entries appear with a red border if the entry is incorrect or
missing.
Fig. 3: Incorrect entry in the Edit settings dialog box.
In this example the value permitted for the limit for colour reproducibility is between 90
and 100. Since the input value is smaller, the relevant field is highlighted in red.
In this case, the relevant dialog box can only be exited by clicking Cancel or by entering a
correct value and then clicking OK.
To save changes and settings inside a dialog box click OK. The desired function is then
carried out. To cancel changes and settings, click Cancel. In both cases the dialog box is
closed.
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4.3.2 Table functions
Freezing table columns

To freeze columns, drag the coloured border (here: between Status and Sum count) using
the mouse button; the columns will then stay in place while other columns are being
scrolled.
Fig. 4: Coloured dividing line
1. Hold down the mouse button and drag the coloured dividing line between two other
table columns.
➥ The table columns located to the left of the coloured dividing line will no longer move
during scrolling.
Moving table columns

To change the order of the table columns, drag and drop the individual columns as de-
sired. Left click on the column header and hold the mouse button while moving the table
column in-between two other table columns to change the order.
1. Hold down the mouse button and drag the column header between two other table
columns.
➥ The order of the table columns will be changed.
Sorting table columns

The column content can be sorted in ascending or descending order. Clicking on a
column heading sorts the column content in ascending order. The background of the
column header turns orange. Click again on the same column header to sort the table in
descending order.
1. Click on a column header.
➥ The data is sorted in ascending order.
2. Click on the same column header once more.
➥ The data is sorted in descending order.
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Exporting table data

To process table data using a spreadsheet application, export this to an *.xml file.
Fig. 5: Export... context menu in table
1. Right-click in the table.

➥ The context menu opens with Export….
2. Click Export….
➥ The Save As dialog box appears.
3. Specify the storage location and the file name.
4. Click on the Save button.
➥ The table is exported as an xml file.
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4.3.3 Filter options
Filter dialog box

If a filter symbol is displayed in the table view, the list that appears can be reduced to
the desired details.
Click on the filter symbol to open a filter selection dialog box:
1
3
Fig. 6: Filter dialog box
1 Select all check box 3 Close button

2 Check box for individual selection 4 Clear filter button
Select all check box

All checkmarks are marked in the list if this check box is activated. All values found in the
view are then displayed.
All checkmarks are removed from the list if the check box is deactivated.
Check box for individual selection

All values are shown for this check box if it is activated.
If the check box is deactivated and other checkboxes are activated, the values of the de-
activated checkbox are hidden in the view.
Clear filter button

As a result all checkmarks inserted are removed and the unfiltered list displayed.
Close button
Closes the dialog box.
Filtering
After clicking on a check box for individual selection, the view is updated immediately.
Once the necessary filters are set, the dialog box can be closed by clicking on the Close
button.
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The filter settings made are saved and automatically used when the program is
restarted or when the respective tab is opened again. Any filter settings not re-
quired must be deleted.
4.3.4 Chart functions
Context menu with chart display

Right-click on a chart to open the context menu listing the choices of data for display. Data
currently used in the chart is marked with a checkmark. Clicking on the data once will hide
or show the data.
Fig. 7: Context menu in chart
Lines are assigned to the data using colours automatically and cannot be modified.
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4.4 Program window

ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 consists of a menu bar, a navigation pane, a connection
pane and a display area.
2 4
Fig. 8: Program window
1 Menu bar 2 Navigation pane

3 Connection pane 4 Display area
Menu bar
Displays the menus for which the user has rights.
Navigation pane
The connection progress is shown here while a connection is being made.
Additional levels can then be selected here.
Connection pane
The connection pane enables users to connect to a site using the keyed-in SCADA or
serial number (device or plant in the desired location).
The connection can only be made to locations already set in ENERCON SCADA Re-
mote 3.
Display area
After selecting a level in the navigation area, the corresponding data is displayed in the re-
spective tabs.
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4.5 Menu bar
4.5.1 Application menu
Fig. 9: Application menu
Edit settings... menu item

Enabled when user is logged in.
Opens the Edit settings dialog box (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17).
Update... menu item

Enabled when user is logged in.
ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 is updated if a new version is available.
Exit menu item

Closes the application window and exits the program.
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4.5.1.1 Edit settings menu item

In this dialog box, various settings can be made for the ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 ap-
plication.
3
4
6 7 8
9
11
10
12
13
14
15
Fig. 10: Edit settings dialog box
1 Language list box 9 Dial tone prefix input field

2 1st view list box 10 Data rate list box
3 Check for update list box 11 Maximal check box
4 Limit value for colour display input 12 TCP/IP and Modem input boxes
field and slider
5 Download destination directory input 13 Use suggested check box
field and Select button
6 Confirm exit of application check box 14 Map provider list box
7 Device list box 15 Map provider key list box
8 Default check box
Language list box

Shows the language used for the user interface and enables the language to be selected
for usage.
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Select from the following languages:

■ English
■ German
■ French
■ Spanish
■ Portuguese
■ Italian
1st view list box

Shows the first view used after connection to a site and enables this view to be fixed.
Select from the following views:
■ WECs
Shows the Online tab at plant type level after connection to a site (ch. 4.9.1, p. 62).
■ Geo view
Shows the Geo view tab at Locations level after connection to a site (ch. 4.7, p. 38).
■ Location
Shows the SCADA overview tab at Locations level after connection to a site (ch. 4.8.1,
p. 49).
Check for update list box

Shows how often the ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 program should search for an update
on starting the software.
A time interval for checking the software update can be selected here.
Select from the following options:
■ Day
A search is made for a software update once per day.
■ Month
A search is made for a software update once per month.
■ Never
The search for a software update is switched off.
If a software update is available, the user can decide whether the update to download and
install this.
Limit value for color display slider and input field

Shows the limit used.
Use this slider and the input field to specify the limit value (between 90 % and 100 %) for
the signal colour in the graphic display of availabilities (ch. 4.9.4, p. 66).
If the value is less than the specified limit value, the graphic bar appears in red; if the
value is greater than the limit value, the bar will be green (default value: 97 %).
Download destination directory input field and Select button

The path to the destination folder on the local PC where the files downloaded from the
ENERCON SCADA Server are to be saved can be entered in the input field. Alternatively
a directory can be selected by clicking the Select button.
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If a dot ( . ) is entered in the input field (default), the files will be downloaded to the LOC_#
folder of the ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 program folder.
Use the reporting functionality (ch. 4.7.3, p. 41) to generate a data or status report via
data request for analysis.
Confirm exit of application check box

If the check box is activated, confirmation will be requested that the user wishes to exit
ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 (ch. 4.2, p. 9).
Device list box

Displays the installed modem to be used for the local computer. An installed modem from
the local computer can be selected from the list here. A selection can only be made if a
modem is installed.
Default check box

If the check box is activated, the modem selected from the Device list box is used as the
default. If the check box remains deactivated, the first modem initialised is used.
Dial tone prefix input field

Enter a prefix to be dialled to obtain an outside line (typically zero). This may be neces-
sary for telephone systems that differentiate between internal and external calls. This field
can also be used to enter any prefix code that may be required for a particular network
provider.
This input field can remain blank if no dialling prefixes are used.
Data rate list box

Shows the data rate used for the modem connection.
Use this to select the data rate for the modem connection.
Maximal check box

If the check box is activated, the maximum possible data rate is used. No further selection
of the data rate can then be made. If the check box is deactivated, a data rate can be se-
lected from the Data rate list box.
TCP/IP and Modem input boxes

The size of the data blocks to be transferred via the TCP/IP and modem connection can
be entered here.
The data block size is selected according to the quality of the connection:
■ If the connection is good, select a high value
■ If the connection is poor, select a low value
Use suggested check box

If the check box is activated, the size defined on the ENERCON SCADA Server is used. If
this is deactivated, the value for the size of the data blocks for transmission can be
entered in the Requested block size input field.
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Map provider list box

Shows the map provider for the map view (e.g. Open Street Map).
Use this to select the map provider for the map view.
An active internet connection is required for maps to be displayed. To display the WEC
icons on the map, the WEC coordinates (longitude and latitude) need to be entered
(ch. 4.5.3.3, p. 27).
Map provider key input field

The provider key can be entered here for using the map view.
The use of Bing Maps comes with a charge.

For further information, see the following website:
http://www.bingmapsportal.com.
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4.5.2 User menu

User logon and logoff is via the user menu.
Fig. 11: User menu
Login menu item

Only enabled if no user is logged in.
Opens the User login dialog box (ch. 4.5.2.1, p. 21).
Logout menu item

Only enabled if a user is logged in.
Logs the user out of the application.
4.5.2.1 Login menu item

To prevent unauthorised access, a dongle and matching password are required to log in
to the application.
Fig. 12: User login dialog box
1 Hardlock list box 2 Password input field
Hardlock list box

Shows the dongle number and user name assigned to the dongle as well as the available
level (e.g. customer 1).
If other dongles are connected, they can be selected here for logon to the software.
Password input field

Enter the correct password for the displayed user name.
If the Dongle list box in the User login dialog box shows a user name that is dif-
ferent from the requested name, contact ENERCON Support, who will advise
you on how to proceed (ch. 7, p. 84).
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4.5.3 Location menu

The Location menu is only enabled if a user is logged in.
Use this menu to establish or disconnect one or multiple connections to different locations
as well as to add and edit locations.
Fig. 13: Location menu
Connect... menu item

Only enabled if a user is logged in.
Opens the Connect location dialog box (ch. 4.5.3.1, p. 23), which contains a list of loca-
tions available for selection.
Disconnect... menu item

Only enabled if a connection has been established.
If a connection has been established to only one location, this will be disconnected without
asking.
If there are connections to several sites, the Disconnect location dialog box is opened for
selecting the location to be disconnected.
Disconnect all menu item

Only enabled if there is at least one connection.
After this selection has been made, all active connections to the location are disconnected
without asking.
Add menu
Opens the Add location dialog box.
Use this menu item to add location data (ch. 4.5.3.2, p. 25).
Edit... menu item

Opens the Edit location dialog box.
Use this menu item to edit existing location details (ch. 4.5.3.3, p. 27).
Export... menu item

Opens the Export location data dialog box.
Use this menu item to export the configured location data (ch. 4.5.3.4, p. 32).
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4.5.3.1 Connect menu item

This dialog box enables connection to a location, a list of locations to be filtered according
to certain criteria (country) (ch. 4.3.3, p. 13) and a connection to be selected.
If no locations are listed, add the configuration details first (ch. 4.5.3.2, p. 25).
2 3 4
6
Fig. 14: Connect location dialog box
1 Buttons for reducing and expanding 5 Connection list box

2 SCADA id. input field 6 Modem list box
3 Plant serial number input field 7 OK button
4 Filter text input field
Buttons for reducing and expanding (+/-)

Expands and collapses the location detail view.
In the diagram (Connect location dialog box) the detailed view (48 ENERCON GmbH 4) is
opened.
OK button
Starts the connection to a selected site and closes the dialog box.
This process can take a while.
Once the connection has been established, the navigation and display area are displayed
(ch. 4.6, p. 36).
SCADA id. input field

The SCADA ID number of the location to which you wish to connect can be entered here.
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If the specified number matches the SCADA number in the list, the corresponding row for
the location is highlighted.
Plant serial number input field

As an alternative to the SCADA ID, the serial number of a WEC at the location to which
you wish to connect can be entered here.
If the specified number matches a serial number, the corresponding row for the location is
highlighted.
Filter text input field

Enter partial words or digits to filter the list by columns SCADA id., Name, Region, and
Country using a logical OR.
Connection list box

Shows the connection type used for the location.
The following connection types are available:
■ TCP/IP (with LAN connection)
■ Modem (if available on local computer)
Modem list box

A selection can only be made if a modem is installed.
Shows the modem installed on the local computer that is used.
An installed modem from the local computer can be selected for the modem connection
type.
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4.5.3.2 Add menu

By entering the connection data for the connection type TCP/IP or modem a location can
be added. After a connection has been made successfully, all the necessary location data
is transferred automatically by the ENERCON SCADA server. Additional details for the
location may be added later (ch. 4.5.3.3, p. 27).
Fig. 15: Add location dialog box TCP/IP connection type
1 Connection type list box 3 Port list box

2 Host name input field
Connection type list box

Shows the connection type used and enables this to be defined.
Depending on the selected connection type (TCP/IP or modem), the dialog box enables
the relevant connection to be configured.
Host name input field

This will only appear if the connection type TCP/IP is selected.
Shows the IP address used or the DNS name.
The IP address can be entered here in the form xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or DNS name for the con-
nection to the location.
Port list box

Shows the port number (default: 4001).
The port number for connecting to the location can be selected here.
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Fig. 16: Add location dialog box - Modem connection type
1 Country code input field 3 Modem list box

2 Phone number input field
Country code input field

This will only appear if the connection type Modem is selected.
Shows the country code used.
Enter the country code (e.g. +49 for Germany) to be used for connecting to the location.
Phone number input field

Shows the area code and phone number used for connecting to the location. When using
the country code, the first figure (zero) of the area code is omitted.
Modem list box

Shows the modem installed on the local computer that is used.
The modem used for connecting to the location can be selected here.
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4.5.3.3 Edit menu item
Plants tab
Details such as SCADA id., Name, Plant id., Serial number and Control type are automat-
ically applied when connecting to the location for the first time; these details cannot be
modified except for the name.
3 4
5 6 7
Fig. 17: Edit location dialog box - WECs tab
1 Buttons for reducing and expanding 5 SCADA id. input field

2 Remove button 6 Plant serial number input field
3 Latitude and longitude check box 7 Filter text input field
4 Not display check box
Buttons for reducing and expanding

Expands and collapses the drilldown view of the selected location.
Remove button
Removes the location data from the local computer after the dialog box has been exited
with the OK button.
Latitude and longitude check box

If the check box is activated, the geographical coordinates of the WECs can be entered in
the input fields so that they can be displayed as icons in the Geo view tab.
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Not display check box

If this check box is activated, the WEC icons are not shown on the Geo View tab.
SCADA id. input field

The SCADA ID number of the location to which you wish to connect can be entered here.
If the specified number matches the SCADA number in the list, the corresponding row for
the location is highlighted.
Plant serial number input field

As an alternative to the SCADA ID, the serial number of a WEC at the location to which
you wish to connect can be entered here.
If the specified number matches a serial number, the corresponding row for the location is
highlighted.
Filter text input field

Enter partial words or digits to filter the list by columns SCADA id., Name, Region, and
Country using a logical OR.
Information on table content

The following site data can be edited by double-clicking in the relevant field:
■ Name column
input field: Enter any name for the wind farm.
■ Site column
input field: Enter any name for the site here.
■ Country column
list box: Select the country in which the site is located here.
■ Type column
list box: Enter the control system type here.
■ Alias column
input field: A pseudonym for the WEC can be entered here.
■ Commissioning date column
input field: The data can be entered here in the form DD.MM.YYYY or selected using a
calendar with the associated button.
■ Latitude and longitude
input field: The geographical longitude and latitude of the WEC's location can be
entered as a decimal value here (in the form 1,2345). The WEC position is sub-
sequently displayed as an icon on the map on the Geo View tab.
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Connections tab
Use the Connections tab to add alternative connections to the location (at which the
ENERCON SCADA Server is located) and to remove existing connections.
Fig. 18: Edit location dialog box - Connections tab - TCP/IP connection type
1 Connection type list box 4 Add connection button

2 Host name input field 5 Remove button
3 Port list box
Connection type list box

Shows the connection type used and enables this to be defined.
Depending on the selected connection type (TCP/IP or modem), the dialog box enables
the relevant connection to be configured.
Host name input field

Shows the IP address used or the DNS name.
The IP address can be entered here in the form xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or DNS name for the con-
nection to the location.
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Port list box

Shows the port number (default: 4001).
The port number for connecting to the location can be selected here.
Add connection button

Saves the entries.
Remove button
Removes the connection settings (for TCP/IP or modem) from the local computer after the
dialog box has been exited with the OK button.
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Fig. 19: Edit location dialog box - Connections tab - Modem connection type
1 Country code input field 3 Add connection button

2 Phone number input field 4 Remove button
Country code input field

Shows the country code used.
Enter the country code (e.g. +49 for Germany) to be used for connecting to the location.
Phone number input field

Shows the area code and phone number used for connecting to the location. When using
the country code, the first figure (zero) of the area code is omitted.
Add connection button

Saves the entries.
Remove button
Removes the location data from the local computer after the dialog box has been exited
with the OK button.
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4.5.3.4 Export menu item

The location data set under (ch. 4.5.3, p. 22) can be exported to an encrypted *.lcp file for
backup or forwarding.
Fig. 20: Export of location data dialog box
1 Hardlock list box 2 Password input field
Hardlock list box

Select a dongle connected to the computer and with it also the user for which to export the
location data.
Password input field

This is where you have to enter the appropriate password for the selected user name.
This ties the *.lcp file to that user’s name and the corresponding password.
OK button
Creates the file #.lcp and saves it to the SCADA Remote 3 root directory (C:\Program files
\ENERCON SCADA Remote 3).
# is a placeholder for the selected user name.
Using the *.lcp file

If the *.lcp file is copied to the ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 root directory, the user will
be offered a selection of the locations it contains after logging on to ENERCON SCADA
Remote 3 (ch. 4.5.3.1, p. 23).
Connections to the locations contained in the *.lcp file can only be established if
the user has the required authorisation.
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4.5.4 Location group menu

Use the Location group menu to add configured locations to a location group so a connec-
tion to all locations can be made at the same time. Only one location group can be cre-
ated.
Fig. 21: Location group menu
Connect menu item

Only enabled if a location group has been created beforehand. Establishes a connection
to all locations in the location group.
Edit... menu item

Opens the Edit location group dialog box (ch. 4.5.4.1, p. 34).
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4.5.4.1 Edit location group item

Existing locations can be allocated to the location group. As a result all the sites included
are connected in turn after selecting Connect.
Adding a location
In order to allocate an existing location to the location group, the desired location needs to
be selected from the Locations list.
Fig. 22: Edit location group dialog box – Add location
1 Add button 2 Remove button
By clicking on the Add button, the selected site is inserted into the right-hand Location
group list and removed from the Locations list.
The content of the Country column can be filtered (ch. 4.3.3, p. 13).
One click on OK saves the settings and closes the dialog box.
Removing a location
In order to remove a location from the location group, this needs to be selected from the
right-hand Location group list.
By clicking on the Remove button, the selected location is removed from the Location
group list and inserted into the left Locations list.
One click on OK saves the settings and closes the dialog box.
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4.5.5 Report menu

In the Report menu a data or status report can be generated.
Fig. 23: Report menu
Generate data report... menu item

This opens the Generate data report dialog box (ch. 4.7.3.1, p. 42).
Generate status report... menu item

This opens the Generate status report dialog box (ch. 4.7.3.1, p. 42).
4.5.6 ? menu (Help)

The ? menu shows information on the ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 program.
Fig. 24: ? menu (Help)
Info… menu item

This opens the Information dialog box showing details on the application and its manufac-
turer.
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4.6 Description of levels in the navigation area

The levels shown depend on the components installed at the location.
2 1
3
4
5
6
7 11
8
10
Fig. 25: Overview of levels
1 Remove button 7 Control system type level

2 Connect button 8 Plant level
3 Locations level 9 Navigation pane
4 Location level (if disconnected) 10 Connection pane
5 Location level (if connected) 11 Display area (tabs)
6 Plant type level
Using the symbol button at the header of each level, the levels below this can be hidden
or shown again.
Locations level
Display of connected locations (number and name of locations).
After this level has been selected, additional tabs will be available in the display area
(ch. 4.7.1, p. 38, ch. 4.7.2, p. 41, ch. 4.7.3, p. 41).
Location level (if disconnected)

If the connection to a site is disconnected for technical reasons (e.g. network problems),
the location will continue to be listed in the navigation area and a hint will appear in a
speech bubble in the Microsoft Windows info area.
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Fig. 26: Info area: Hint (connection disconnected)
The location can then be removed from the application window's navigation pane (location
level (if disconnected); Remove button) or connected again (location level (if disconnec-
ted); Connect button).
Location level (if connected)

Displays the number and name of the associated location e.g. 0040 WP GmbH.
(ch. 4.8, p. 48).
Plant type level

Display of plant type e.g. Wind energy converter, Control system, METEO.
(ch. 4.9, p. 62).
This level can be expanded or reduced to display the other levels.
Control system type level

Display of control system type e.g. CS66, RTU, FCU.
(ch. 4.10, p. 67).
This level can be expanded or reduced to display the other levels.
Plant level
Display of plant number, serial number and device type such as E-82, E-66, RTU, FCU.
After this level has been selected additional tabs will be available in the display area
(ch. 4.11, p. 69).
Navigation pane
The navigation pane is located on the left-hand side of the application window and con-
tains the various navigation levels.
Connection pane
The connection pane enables users to connect to a site using the keyed-in SCADA or
serial number (device or plant in the desired location).
The connection can only be made to sites already set (ch. 4.5.3, p. 22).
Tool tip
Hover with the mouse pointer over any serial number to display a tool tip indicating the
plant’s current status.
Maintenance symbol
The symbol is only show if maintenance is performed on the plant.
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4.7 Locations level

If the locations level is selected in the navigation pane, further tabs such as Geo view or
Report will be shown in the application window's display area.
4.7.1 Geo view tab
Representation of locations
The connected locations are shown on the map either as green dots (plant running) or red
dots (active fault message for at least one plant), depending on the status of the plant in
the wind farm.
The totals for active and reactive power from the average WEC data and the average
wind speed as well as wind direction as an arrow are shown for each location (dot sym-
bol).
In addition, the total values for active power and reactive power, the average wind speed
and the plant availability for all displayed locations are shown in the top right-hand corner
of the screen. The ESLD (ENERCON SCADA Linux Distribution) operating system V2.17
or higher must be installed on the ENERCON SCADA Server for this.
Fig. 27: Displaying a location
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Colour coding
The most important plant statuses are indicated by the colour coding applied to the serial
numbers. The refresh interval of the statuses is about 1 minute and also depends on the
connection quality.
Table 3: Meaning of colour coding
Colour Meaning
Grey Status not yet retrieved.
Green Turbine in operation.
Green with icon WEC is being serviced.
Orange An info message is available for the wind turbine.
Red A fault message is available for the wind turbine.
Blue Reception timeout.
No status message available for the wind turbine.
Magnified view
By clicking on a location (dot symbol) the WECs for this location are displayed optimally
on the screen as WEC symbols (the zoom level is set automatically).
The zoom level can also be set with the scroll wheel on the mouse or on the navigation
bar at the bottom.
Clicking once on the Overview button will adjust the zoom automatically so that all con-
nected locations are shown on the map.
Fig. 28: Display of WEC positions for a location
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WEC symbol
The current status is shown as coloured numeric code above each WEC icon.
With the actual WEC icon the current rotary speed of the WEC rotor is shown in real time
(rotor is turning).
The WEC number is located under each WEC icon.
Detail view
Hover with the mouse pointer over a WEC icon or zoom in to display a detailed view of
plant information.
The plant information includes the following details: Main and substatus, rotor speed as
well as wind direction at the plant (blue arrow).
Fig. 29: Detailed information for a plant
Navigation bar at bottom

On the lower edge the coordinates for the current position of the mouse pointer are
shown, the current map scale for the view and other operating controls.
1 2 3
Fig. 30: Navigation bar
1 Choice of display button 3 Button for enlarging/reducing the

map view
2 Navigation buttons
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4.7.2 Overall view of WECs tab

All WEC data set in the application appears on this tab (ch. 4.5.3.2, p. 25). If there is also
a connection to the locations, the current operating data for the WECs appears.
Fig. 31: Overall view of WECs tab
Negative powers are not taken into account in this overall view.
4.7.3 Report tab

A data or status report can be generated on this tab and displayed on an XPS viewer (in-
tegrated into the display area) (ch. 4.7.3.2, p. 46).
1 2
3
Fig. 32: Report tab
1 Generate data report button 3 Display area

2 Generate status report button
Generate data report button

Generate status report button

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4.7.3.1 Generate data/status report

Data reports provide information about yield, availability and master data based on the
raw data downloaded by the ENERCON SCADA Server to the client PC and can be cre-
ated for WECs and for all SCADA devices (RTU, FCU etc.).
A status/information report on the other hand provides information on the frequency of a
specific status for instance.
Once generated, this report is saved and displayed in an XPS viewer (integrated into the
display area). The XPS viewer offers the option to save the generated report in PDF
format (ch. 4.7.3.2, p. 46).
9
1
3 10
4
6
11
7
8
Fig. 33: Generate data report dialog box
1 SCADA id. input field/list box 7 Time interval list box

2 Serial No. input field 8 Select button
3 Type list box 9 Check box for selecting all WECs
4 From/to input fields 10 Check box for individual selection
5 Presentation list box 11 OK button
6 Directory input field
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Fig. 34: Generate status report dialog box
1 Filter input fields
SCADA id. input field/list box

The number of a location that is set can be entered here or selected via the associated
button (arrow), for the systems/components of which a report is to be generated.
If no location is shown or a location is missing, first add the configuration details
(ch. 4.5.3.2, p. 25).
Serial No. input field

The serial number of the WEC can be entered here that of a SCADA device (e.g. that of
an RTU).
The relevant location is then used for the report and the WECs shown for selection.
Type list box

A report type can be selected here.
■ Generate data report
● WEC, RTU, FCU
● Farm control, transmission substation
● Wind measurement, weather measurement
After entering or selecting the location number (SCADA no. input field) the systems for the
selected data report type are shown on the right.
If you select the plant type, for instance, the wind energy converters of the location will be
listed.
■ Generate status report
● Status
● Information
After entering or selecting the location number (SCADA no. input field) the systems for the
selected data report type are shown on the right.
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Filter input field

This will only appear if Generate status report is selected.
The relevant number codes can be input here for filtering the status data.
From/to input fields

Shows the current date (default).
The date for the data time period can be entered here in the form DD.MM.YYYY or be se-
lected using a calendar with the associated button.
Presentation list box

Shows the report display used.
■ Grouped in a table by time
Only available if Generate data report is selected.
The report data is grouped in chronological order, depending on the time interval se-
lected.
■ Grouped in a table by WEC
The report data is grouped by plant number in ascending order.
Starting with the earliest entry, the data for a particular plant is shown for each time
period.
■ CSV
The report is saved in CSV format and can be opened and processed using a spread-
sheet application, for instance.
No XPS file is generated.
Directory input field

Shows the folder path to which to the report generated is to be saved.
The path to the folder to which the generated report is to be saved can be entered here.
Select button
Opens the Search folder dialog box
A folder to which to save the generated report can be saved here.
Time interval list box

This will only appear if Generate data report is selected.
Shows the time interval for the report.
■ 10 minutes
■ Day
■ Month
If, for instance, 10 Minutes is selected as a time interval, the report will show only the 10
minute data.
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Check box for selecting all WECs

If the check box is activated, all check marks are inserted and all WECs therefore included
in the report.
If the checkmark is deactivated, all check marks are reset.

If the check box is activated, the selected WEC is included in the report.
If the check box is deactivated, the selected WEC is not included in the report.
OK button
Generates a report from data that has already been downloaded and shows it in an XPS
viewer (ch. 4.7.3.2, p. 46). A connection to the location is not absolutely necessary for
this.
If the destination directory (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17) contains no data for a selected period, a rel-
evant message will appear. The data has to be downloaded in this case via a data re-
quest.
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4.7.3.2 Generated report

Each generated report is displayed in a separate tab. Each tab page is an instance of an
XPS viewer and offers the option to save a report generated as an XPS document in PDF
format.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10
Fig. 35: Report in XPS viewer
1 Save PDF button 6 Page width button

2 Print button 7 Button for whole page
3 Copy button 8 Button for two pages
4 Buttons for enlarging and reducing 9 Search function
the screen area
5 Button for normal display of screen 10 Search buttons (up and down)
area
Print button
Opens a dialog box for selecting a printer for printing out the report.
Copy button
Only enabled after a text has been highlighted beforehand in XPS viewer. Copies a text
highlighted in XPS viewer into the clipboard.
Button for enlarging and reducing the screen area

Using these buttons the screen area can be increased or reduced.
Button for normal display of screen area

The screen area that was enlarged or reduced previously is now displayed in its normal
size.
Page width button

Adjusts the page to the window size and activates scrolling.
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Button for whole page

Adjusts the display so that an entire page of the report is shown.
Button for two pages

Adjusts the display so that two pages of the report are shown simultaneously.
Search function
Using the search function the report generated can be searched through for a search
term. The report generated can be searched from top to bottom for a search term via the
associated buttons.
Save report as PDF

1. Click on the Save PDF button.
➥ The Save As dialog box opens.
2. Specify the storage location and the file name.
The default file name syntax is as follows:
■ For a data report
Type_time period_SCADA no._from_to
(e.g. WEC_Month_0059_2015-05-01_2015-05-31)
■ For a status report
Status_SCADA no._from_to
(e.g. status_0059_2015-05-01_2015-05-08)
3. Click on the Save button.
➥ The file is saved in PDF format.
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4.8 Location level

If a linked location is selected in the navigation pane, further tabs such as SCADA over-
view, data request etc. are shown in the application window's display area.
If a linked location is selected by right-clicking the Location level (number and name of
site), a context menu opens up in which the connection to the site can be disconnected or
a data or status report generated.
For information on rights, see ch. 8.2.3, p. 90.
Fig. 36: Location level context menu
Disconnect menu item

Closes the connection to the selected location.
Generate data report... menu item

Generate status report... menu item

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4.8.1 SCADA overview tab

This tab displays information on the SCADA system at the selected location.
8 9
1
5 6
10
11 12
Fig. 37: SCADA overview tab
1 Operating system display field 7 Info display field

2 Server version display field 8 Date and time display field
3 ELSD version display field 9 Name display field
4 Connection display field 10 Time interval list box
5 Status display field 11 Refresh button
6 Active check box 12 Cancel button
Operating system display field

Specifies the operating system used on the ENERCON SCADA Server.
Server version display field

Specifies the SCADA version on the ENERCON SCADA Server.
ELSD version display field

Specifies the ESLD (ENERCON SCADA Linux Distribution) version on the ENERCON
SCADA Server.
Connection display field

Specifies the TCP/IP address of the connection to the ENERCON SCADA Server.
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Status display field

Indicates the status of the RAID as a numerical code.
Active check box

If the check box is activated, a RAID is installed on the SCADA Server and configured.
Info display field

Indicates information on the current status of the RAID.
Table 4: Status messages and RAID info
Status Information Cause
0 md127:active raid1 sdb1[0] sdc1[1] No error is present.
229 - No RAID set up.
162 - Service not started or not installed.
144 md127:active raid 1 sdc[1] RAID link configured with just one storage
medium.
144 md127:active raid1 sdb[1](F) sdc[1] RAID link with two storage media. One
storage medium is defective.
The dialog elements of the RAID are only displayed if a RAID is installed in the
ENERCON SCADA Server and configured accordingly.
Date and time display field

The current date and time of the location appears here.
Daylight saving time check box

If the check box is activated, daylight saving time is used.
Name display field

The name of the user is displayed here.

Shows the selected time period for the report data.
■ Day
report data for the day completed.
■ Week
report data for the week completed (start: Sunday).
■ Month
report data for the month completed (start: 01st of month).
■ Year
report data for the year completed (start: 01st January).
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Refresh button
Refreshes the table view to reflect the specified parameters.
Cancel button
Allows the update to be cancelled.
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4.8.2 Data Request tab

Use the Data Request functionality to download historical data for the location in
dBASE IV format from the ENERCON SCADA Server to the client PC for subsequent
analysis.
Use the Application>Edit settings menu to specify the destination directory for the down-
load (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17).
See ch. 8.3, p. 93 in the appendix for details on file and field name designations (names
of created files and their content/structure).
4 5
Fig. 38: Data request tab
1 Check box for individual selection 5 Current data button

2 Date input fields 6 Open download destination directory
button
3 Only WEC report data check box 7 Cancel all button
4 Start button

If the check box is activated, the selected data is used for the download. The information
data is also downloaded with the status data.
Date input fields

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Only WEC report data check box

If this check box is enabled (default), only wind energy converter data is included for
download. No data from additional devices such as the RTU will be downloaded.
Start button
Copies data selected beforehand from the ENERCON SCADA Server to the destination
directory of the local computer.
Current data button

Makes the following settings:
■ Activates all check boxes.
■ Sets time period for daily, weekly, monthly, year and status data requested to the cur-
rent month (1st day of current month up to the current date).
■ Sets time period for 10-minute data requested to the current date.
Open download destination directory button

Opens the download destination directory for the relevant location. This folder is added in
the directory specified in the Edit settings dialog box (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17) with the naming
convention Loc_#. The string # represents the location number. Use this button to navig-
ate to data downloaded via ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 with this button.
Cancel all button

This cancels the download of all files.
Cancel button
Only available during a download.
Cancels download of the relevant file and, if applicable, continues with download of the
next file.
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4.8.3 UPS tab

This tab is only available if a UPS is installed in the location and configured correctly in the
ENERCON SCADA software.
This tab shows details on the status and measured values for the uninterruptible power
supply (UPS).
1 7 11
2 8 12
3 9
4 10
5
6
Fig. 39: UPS tab
1 Communication display field 7 Grid voltage display field

2 Grid supply display field 8 Output voltage display field
3 Battery charge display field 9 Frequency display field
4 Battery display field 10 Battery voltage display field
5 UPS display field 11 Manufacturer display field
6 Compatibility display field 12 Model display field
Communication display field

Indicates if communication between the ENERCON SCADA Server and the UPS is inter-
rupted.
Grid supply display field

Indicates whether the power supply is interrupted. In case of an error, the UPS will supply
the ENERCON SCADA server with power.
Battery charge display field

Indicates whether the battery is sufficiently charged.
Battery display field

Indicates whether the battery's replacement date has been reached, whether it is defect-
ive or not connected.
UPS display field

Indicates whether there is an internal fault with the UPS.
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Compatibility display field

Indicates whether the UPS used is supported by the ENERCON SCADA software.
Grid voltage display field

Indicates the current UPS grid voltage in V.
Output voltage display field

Indicates the output voltage of the UPS in V.
Frequency display field

Indicates the output voltage of the UPS grid voltage in Hz.
Battery voltage display field

Indicates the current UPS battery voltage in V.
Manufacturer display field

Indicates the UPS manufacturer.
Model display field

Indicates the UPS model.
Display of information on manufacturer and model are only possible with

ENERCON SCADA version 2.32 or above. With versions < 2.32 "APCD" is
shown.
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4.8.4 GPS tab

This tab is only available if a GPS kit (Global Positioning System) is installed at the loca-
tion. Use this tab to view details about the GPS. The GPS is used for time synchronisation
between the ENERCON SCADA system and the UTC time provided by the GPS signal.
1
6
2
3
4
5
7
Fig. 40: GPS tab
1 Date and time display field 5 Time change winter time display field
2 Time modus display field 6 Latitude and longitude display fields
3 Difference UTC/local winter time dis- 7 UTC time check box
play field
4 Time change summer time display
field
Date and time display field

Shows the current date and calculated local time.
Time modus display field

Indicates the time mode: Local/daylight saving time or standard time.
Difference UTC/local winter time display field

Specifies the time difference between UTC and local standard time.
Time change summer time display field

Specifies the time for clock change to daylight saving time.
Time change winter time display field

Specifies the time for clock change to standard time.
UTC time check box

If this check box is activated, UTC time is used. UTC = Universal Time, Coordinated (Ger-
many = UTC + 1 hour).
Latitude and longitude display fields

The current location coordinates of the GPS satellite receiver (longitude and latitude as a
decimal) are displayed here.
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4.8.5 Power Consumption tab

This tab is only present if the relevant components are installed at the site and the user
has an access authorisation that can be enabled by ENERCON.
Use this tab to view or configure Power Consumption Management (PCM) for the location.
For more detailed information, see the "ENERCON SCADA Power Consumption Manage-
ment" user guide (D0296618).
1 2
6 10
3 7 11
8 12
5 4 9 13
Fig. 41: Power Consumption tab
1 Group id. list box 8 Max. display field

2 Edit button 9 Min. display field
3 Plant id. display field 10 Display field for hysteresis percent-
age
4 Type display field 11 Absolute hysteresis display field
5 Edit priority button 12 Power consumption max. display
field
6 Status display field 13 Offered power display field
7 Ø display field
Group id. list box

Shows the selected group no.
The group of plants to be configured can be selected here.
Edit...button
Opens the Edit dialog box, see ch. 4.8.5.1, p. 59.
In the Edit dialog box, values can be input for specification of the power consumption set-
point (max. power consumption) and hysteresis for filtering the calculated available power
consumption (hysteresis).
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Edit priority... button

Opens the Edit dialog box, see ch. 4.8.5.2, p. 60 for defining the priority of the WECs.
Changing the operating mode

Double-clicking a table row opens the Edit dialog box where manual operation of the WEC
can be configured, see ch. 4.8.5.3, p. 61.
Plant id. display field

Indicates the SCADA number for the device used to determine the power consumed e.g.
measured data acquisition system (FCU/RTU-C/GDA).
A 0 (SCADA number) is entered if the power consumed is to be calculated by summation
of the individual WECs (virtual PCC (point of common coupling)).
Type display field

Specifies the calculation method for the power procured.
The following versions can be distinguished here:
■ Summation of the power reserved by the WECs (virtual PCC)
■ Measuring of consumed power at the PCC using a measured data acquisition system
(FCU/RTU-C/GDA)
Status display field

indicates the current Power Consumption Management status of the group as a numerical
code.
Ø display field
indicates the average power of the group measured at the PCC in kW.
Max. display field

indicates the maximum power of the group measured at the PCC in kW.
Min. display field

indicates the minimum measured power of the group at the PCC in kW.
Display field for hysteresis percentage

indicates the hysteresis as a percentage based on the nominal wind farm power at the
location.
Absolute hysteresis display field

indicates the hysteresis in kW.
Power consumption max. display field

indicates the maximum permissible power consumption measured in kW.
Offered power display field

indicates the available power consumption in kW.
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Table 5: Information on table content

Column Description
Service Indicates whether the WEC is being serviced.
Time Indicates the time of the last data exchange between Power
Consumption Management and the WEC.
Error Indicates any possible error as a numerical code.
Mode Indicates the current Power Consumption Management operat-
ing mode in the respective WEC:
■ [0] – Automatic mode
■ [1-252] – Manual mode; value corresponds to set duration
■ [deactivated] – WEC has logged itself off from Power Con-
sumption Management
■ [Sync] – Synchronisation, e.g. after restarting the WEC
■ [Error] – communication problem
Time mode Indicates the remaining time for manual mode.
Power offer Indicates the currently available power.
Power reserved Indicates the power currently reserved by the WEC.
Power reserved (t to 1) Indicates the power reserved by the WEC in the preceding
cycle.
Power wish Indicates the power required by the WEC.
4.8.5.1 Specification of power consumption setpoint and hysteresis

The power consumption setpoint and the hysteresis in the selected group can be specified
in this dialog box.
1
2
Fig. 42: Opens the Edit dialog box where power consumption setpoint and hysteresis can be
defined
1 Hysteresis input field 2 Power consumption max. input field
Hysteresis input field

The hysteresis for filtering the calculated available power consumption can be defined
here.
Power consumption max. input field

Key in the power consumption setpoint of the currently selected group here.
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4.8.5.2 Determining the priority of the WECs

The priority of the WECs (WEC 1 to n) can be stipulated defined in the Edit dialog box.
The WECs are shown with their plant number.
Fig. 43: Edit dialog box for defining priority.
1 Navigation button (up, down)
Using the navigation buttons (up, down) the relevant WEC number selected can be
moved up (higher priority) or down (lower priority).
One click on the OK button will save the priority of the WECs and close the dialog box.
Already reserved power is not taken back if the priority is changed.
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4.8.5.3 Configuring manual mode

Use this dialog box to configure manual mode for Power Consumption Management in a
particular WEC.
Fig. 44: Edit dialog box for configuring manual mode
1 Mode input field 2 Power manual input field
Mode input field

The duration of manual mode can be specified here in hours.
Power manual input field

The maximum power consumption for manual mode can be specified here.
OK button
Saves the settings and closes the dialog box. Power Consumption Management of the
WEC switches to manual mode.
Cancel button
Closes the dialog box without saving the settings. The Power Consumption Management
manual mode for the WEC does not start.
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4.9 Plant type level

If plant type (name of plant type) level is selected in the navigation pane, additional tabs
such as Online, current data etc. are shown in the application window's display area.
4.9.1 Online tab

This tab displays the current online data for the installed plants as a chart and table.
Fig. 45: Online tab
Notes on table
The table footer shows the totals/averages.
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4.9.2 Data (current) tab

This tab shows the current report data for the installed plants during the time periods as a
table e.g. day, week, month or year.
Fig. 46: Data (current) tab
1 Time interval list box

Shows the selected time period for the report data. Select from the following options:
■ Day
shows the report data for the current date until the report was generated.
■ Week
shows the report data for the current week unit the report was generated (start:
Sunday).
■ Month
shows the report data for the current month until the report was generated (start: 01st
of month).
■ Year
shows the report data for the current year until the report was generated (start: 01st
January).
Notes on table
If you hover over a cell value in the table with the pointer, the timestamp of the data record
is displayed.
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4.9.3 Report tab (table)

This tab shows the historical report data of the installed plants and the average values for
the location as a table for a specified period of time.
1 2 3
Fig. 47: Report tab
1 Report list box 3 Date input field

2 Time interval list box 4 Refresh button
In the WECs group the historical report data for the individual WECs is shown for the
chosen period. In the Average group the historical average values for all WECs is shown
for the chosen time period.
Report list box

Shows the WEC group (WEC) for the date view.
A WEC group can be selected here if necessary.

Shows the time period for the report data.
■ Day
■ Week
■ Month
■ Year
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Date input field

When selecting the Week time period, any week day can be selected for the calculation
period of one week. At the start of the calculation, the date is automatically set to the first
week day (Sunday).
Refresh button
Refreshes the table data to reflect the specified parameters.
Notes on table
is displayed.
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4.9.4 Availability tab

This tab shows the technical availability data and the time categories (ch. 8.1, p. 86) of
the installed plants for a given period of time as a chart and table.
2 3
1
Fig. 48: Availability tab
1 Refresh button 3 Date input field


Shows the selected time period for the report data.
■ Day
■ Week
■ Month
■ Year
Date input field

Refresh button
Refreshes the table view to reflect the specified parameters.
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4.10 Control system type level

If the control system type (name of control system type) level is selected in the navigation
pane, additional tabs such as Statistics, Temperatures, etc. are shown in the application
window's display area.
4.10.1 Statistic tab

This tab shows how frequently a status occurred at the installed plants during a specified
period of time as a table.
1
2 3
Fig. 49: Statistic tab

2 Statistic list box
Refresh button
Date input field

Statistic list box

shows the time period (month status) for the statistics.
indicates all statuses of all WECs for the selected month in the table.
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4.10.2 Temperatures tab

This tab displays the current temperatures of various components in the installed WECs
as a table.
Fig. 50: Temperatures tab
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4.11 Plant level

If the WEC (serial number of WEC) level is selected in the navigation pane, additional
tabs such as Online, Report, Availability etc. are shown in the application window's display
area.
4.11.1 Online tab (WEC)

This tab displays the current online data for the selected plant (WEC, RTU, FCU, etc.) as
a chart and as a numerical value. The type of online data displayed depends on the con-
trol system type.
3 7 11
15
4 8 12
13 16
5
9 14
6
10 17 18
Fig. 51: Online tab
1 Status display fields 10 Total hours display field

2 Information display fields 11 Wind vane display fields
3 Wind display fields 12 Nacelle pos. display fields
4 Speed display field 13 Nacelle rotations display field
5 Power display fields 14 Temperature display field
6 Reactive power display field 15 Phase angle display field
7 Energy prod. display field 16 Frequency display field
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8 Operating hours display field 17 Voltage [V] display fields

9 Date display field 18 Current [A] display fields
Status display fields

shows the main and substatus for the fault as a numerical code with a description.
Information display fields

shows the main information and additional information as a numerical code with a descrip-
tion.
Wind display fields

shows the current wind speed in m/s and Bft.
Rotation speed display field

shows the current rotor speed in r.p.m.
Power display fields

shows the current active power in kW and in %.
Reactive power display field

shows the current reactive power in kvar.
Energy prod. display field

indicates the WEC power produced since commissioning.
Operating hours display field

specifies the time (Hour:Minute:00) since commissioning of the WEC during which the
WEC was ready for operation.
Date display field

Indicates the commissioning date. If the date is missing here, it can be entered via the
menu bar in the program window under Site > Menu Edit (ch. 4.5.3.3, p. 27).
Total hours display field

specifies the total hours (hours:minutes:seconds) since the commissioning date.
Wind vane display fields

indicates the current direction of the wind vane in °.
Nacelle pos. display fields

indicates the current position of the nacelle in ° and the compass direction (0° corres-
ponds to the north).
Temperature display field

indicates the current temperature in the nacelle in °C.
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Nacelle rotations display field

indicates the number of rotations by the nacelle around its own axis and the direction of
rotation, right or left.
Phase angle display field

indicates the current phase angle in °.
Frequency display field

indicates the current grid frequency in Hz.
Voltage [V] L1 to L3 display fields

indicates the current voltages at the outer wires in V.
Current [A] L1 to L3 display fields

indicates the currents in the outer wires in A.
Dialog elements for control of the WEC

Only available after the relevant access rights have been granted by ENERCON.
1 2 3 4 5
Fig. 52: Dialog elements for control of the WEC
1 Start button 4 Gradient stop check box

2 Stop 60° button 5 Reset button
3 Stop 90° button
Can be used to start and stop the plant and reset the control system.
Information on control actions can be found under ch. 2.4, p. 3.
Start button
Starts the WEC.
Stop 60° and stop 90° button

Stops the WEC with the relevant blade angle.
If the Gradient stop check box is activated, a gradient stop can be performed.
Gradient stop check box

If this check box is activated and the stop 60° or stop 90° button is pressed, the wind en-
ergy converter’s generated power output is gradually reduced by means of fixed gradient
parameters (WEC parameters) until the wind energy converter stops feeding power. The
wind energy converter then switches to the selected stop function (stop 60° or stop 90°).
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4.11.2 Report tab (chart)

This tab shows the report data of the selected plant (WEC, RTU, FCU, etc.) for a specified
period of time as a chart and in tabular format.
2 3 4 5
1
Fig. 53: Report tab
1 Refresh button 4 Samples input field

2 Report list box 5 Add and remove sample button
Refresh button
Refreshes the chart and table data to reflect the specified parameters (report, time period,
samples).
Report list box

Shows the selected WEC group for the report data.
Depending on the components installed, relevant options are available.

Shows the time interval used for the report data.
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■ Minute
report data for minutes completed.
■ 10 Minute
report data for every 10 minutes completed.
■ Day
■ Week
■ Month
■ Year
Samples input field

Use this to key in the number of data records to be included in the data view.
Table 6: Defined samples for the time interval
Time interval Samples
Minute 144
10 minutes 144
Day 31
Week 52
Month 12
Year 1 (to n)
If, for instance, Day is selected as the time interval, the number of days to be considered
can be keyed into the Samples input field.
The number of data records can be entered by keying in values or by using the associated
buttons.
Notes on the line chart

To increase or reduce the time period shown in the line chart, use the scroll buttons to the
left and right of the scroll bar (below the graphic), or highlight an area of the chart; to
change the period charted, move the scroll bar slider.
The following variables can be shown/hidden in the line chart (ch. 4.3.4, p. 14):
■ Wind, Rotational speed
■ Power, Reactive power
■ Nacelle position
Notes on the table gaps

is displayed.
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4.11.3 Availability tab

This tab shows the technical availability data (ch. 8.1, p. 86) for the selected plant (WEC,
RTU, FCU, etc.) for a specified period of time as a chart and in table format.
2
1
Fig. 54: Availability tab
1 Refresh button 2 Time interval list box
Refresh button
Updates the data in the table.

Shows the time period for the report data.
■ Day
■ Week
■ Month
■ Year
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4.11.4 Status/information tab

This tab shows the status and information details for the selected plant (WEC, RTU, FCU,
etc.) going back up to 180 days but limited to a maximum number of 1000 entries.
2
3
4 5
Fig. 55: Status/information tab
1 Refresh button 4 Search (up) button

2 Status input fields 5 Search (down) button
3 Information input fields
Refresh button
Status input fields

You can enter the numerical code for main and substatus here.
All matching rows are then highlighted in colour in the table view.
The status describes the current operating state or an event in the operational process of
a wind energy converter. Status messages continuously track the status of the wind en-
ergy converter and, where applicable, the reason that has caused the current status.
Status messages include for example:
■ Turbine in operation
■ Lack of wind
Information input fields

You can enter the numerical code for the main information and additional information
here.
All matching rows are then highlighted in colour in the table view.
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Search buttons (up and down)

Using the buttons, an up/down search can be made of the list of statuses and information
according to the numerical codes input in the Status and/or Information input fields.

■ Status column
The content of the column can be filtered (ch. 4.3.3, p. 13).
■ Time diff. column
indicates the time difference between the timestamps of two status messages.
■ Information column
The content of the column can be filtered (ch. 4.3.3, p. 13).
For information about the duration and frequency of status and information messages,
refer to the Statistic tab (ch. 4.11.5, p. 77).
Example: Time setting

ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 computes the time difference based on the status mes-
sage / information timestamps.
Computation does not take into account setting of the server time between status / inform-
ation messages. Negative differences may be displayed.
By changing the server time from 12:01:00 to 11:00:00 between the receipt of status mes-
sage 1 and status message 2, the computed time difference is –00:30:00.
Table 7: Time setting
Server time Time Status Time diff.
11:30:00 11:30:00 Status message 2
11:00:00
12:01:00 Setting server time to 11:00:00
12:00:00 12:00:00 Status message 1 -00:30:00
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4.11.5 Statistic tab

This tab shows the duration and frequency of status and information messages of the se-
lected plant (WEC, RTU, FCU, etc.) for a specified period of time as a chart and in tabular
format.
2 3
1
Fig. 56: Statistic tab

2 Statistic list box
Refresh button
Date input field

Statistic list box

Shows the time period (month status) for the statistics.
Shows all statuses of the WEC for the selected month time period in the table.
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4.11.6 Parameter tab (WEC)

This tab displays the parameters for the selected plant (WEC, RTU, FCU, etc.) as a table.
2 3 4
Fig. 57: Parameter tab
1 Refresh button 3 aA button

2 Input field for filtering 4 Button for filtering
Prerequisites
To display parameters with ENERCON SCADA Remote 3, the following requirements
must be met:
■ ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 version 3.2.1 or higher
■ SCADA Server (version 2.22 or higher)
WEC parameters can only be displayed if the WEC runs on a CS48a, CS82a or CS126a
control system.

■ Time column
indicates the date and time when the parameters were changed. The local time is
used here. If no time is displayed for a particular parameter, that parameter has not
been set.
■ Key column
In combination with the control system type (e.g. CS82a) provides a clear identification
of the parameter.
■ Description column
shows a brief description of the parameter in English.
■ Value column
indicates the parameter value. "Zero" also counts as a value.
■ Error column
indicates whether a fault occurred during the parameter change.
■ User name column
Indicates the name of the user who changed the parameter.
Refresh button
Refreshes the table view.
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Input field for filtering

Word fragments can be entered here for filtering the description column.
aA button
When using the text filter, attention needs to be paid to upper and lower case.
Button for filtering

Various search criteria can be selected via the button for filtering.
Further information on filter functions can be found under ch. 4.3.3, p. 13.
Error codes
The following error codes are defined:
Table 8: Error codes of parameters
Defect code Note
246 Communication error
219 Value outside the permissible range
162 Parameter not available
144 Writing error
139 Parameter discontinued
121 General error
118 Parameter not initialised
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4.11.7 Devices tab

This tab will only be displayed if at least one WEC device (rotor blade de-icing system or
ice warning light) has been installed and the software of the wind energy converter sup-
ports this function.
Via the tab, the rotor blade de-icing system and the ice warning light can be controlled
proactively at plant level. The statuses of the rotor blade de-icing system and the ice de-
tection system are specified using the check boxes shown. The following prerequisites
must be met for control of the devices:
■ ENERCON SCADA Server version 2.31 or higher
■ Enabling of relevant authorisation by ENERCON
Fig. 58: Devices tab
1 Control button 2 On and off buttons
The check boxes for the ice build-up warning specifies where ice build-up has been detec-
ted and by which system. The wind energy converter does not provide the status of the
ice warning light. The status of the ice detection system only is transmitted.
Control button
Opens the Control system dialog box.
On and off button

Switches the ice warning light on and off.
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After switching on the ice warning light, regardless of the controlling system, this remains
switched on for at least 20 minutes. The ice warning light can only be switched off if no
other wind energy converter system (e.g. ice detection system) is generating a signal for
switching on the ice warning light.
Fig. 59: Control system dialog box
1 Automatic heating suppressed check 3 Start RBH (Timer mode) check box
box
2 Manual heating (SCADA) check box
Automatic heating suppressed check box

Switches automatic activation of the rotor blade de-icing system off.
Manual heating (SCADA) check box

When automatic mode is suppressed, the rotor blade de-icing system is activated by
SCADA.
Start RBH (Timer mode) check box

The blade heating system is started for a specified time period.
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User data and management
5 User data and management

A copy protection dongle and the associated password are required to log in to
ENERCON SCADA Remote 3.
Please bear in mind that the login field is case sensitive.
If the Dongle list box in the User login dialog box shows a user name that is dif-
ferent from the requested name, ENERCON Support may be contacted for as-
sistance (ch. 7, p. 84).
If additional login accounts are needed, please contact ENERCON to obtain an extension
to your license.
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Troubleshooting
6 Troubleshooting
In the event that the software does not function as expected, consult the list below for pos-
sible explanations and solutions:
Table 9: Problems and possible solutions
Problem/error message Possible cause/solution
Logon has failed. Password or user name incorrect.
Installed modem does not dial Remove the checkmark from the Wait for dial tone
any number. before dialling option in the Windows Control Panel
Modem Settings.
Dial-up problems If the phone line is busy, try dialling again later.
The connection to the location is From the Application menu, select Change Settings
unstable or frequently interrupted. and adjust the quality of the connection by reducing
the requested data block size (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17).
While the connection is active, the Since the refresh interval of the displayed data is
real-time data appears with a time about 1 second, delays can occur if the connection
delay. quality is poor.
The map view is missing at loca- No internet access.
tions level.
No locations are shown on the The WEC coordinates are missing in the Edit location
map view. menu.
No commissioning date at WEC/ The date is missing in the Edit location menu.
Online tab level.
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Updates/Support
7 Updates/Support
Updates
If automatic update checks are enabled, ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 checks whether
software updates are available whenever it connects to a location. If an update is avail-
able, the user can decide whether to download and install it.
If this function is not enabled, check for updates manually by means of the Application/Up-
date menu.
E-mail support
Support requests can be e-mailed to the following ENERCON address:
scada-support@enercon.de
Phone support
You can reach the Support team at the following phone numbers:
Table 10: National Support telephone numbers
National Location Phone number
WEA Service Nord GmbH Lengenbostel +49 (0) 4282 50812 17
WEA Service Nord-West GmbH Krummhörn +49 (0) 4923 80697 40
WEA Service West GmbH Haren +49 (0) 5932 73557 21
WEA Service Küste GmbH Schönberg +49 (0) 38828 3488 21
WEA Service Mitte GmbH Scherfede +49 (0) 5642 9879 21
WEA Service Ost GmbH Magdeburg +49 (0) 391 24460 154
+49 (0) 391 24460 155
WEA Service Süd-Ost GmbH Hermsdorf +49 (0) 36601 9334 11
WEA Service Süd GmbH Würzburg +49 (0) 931 99177 24
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Table 11: International Support telephone numbers

International Location Phone number
Service Austria Austria +43 (0) 2245 82828 24
(Hungary, Croatia, Czech Republic)
Service Belgium Belgium +32 (0) 50350150
(Luxembourg)
Service Brazil Brazil +55 (0) 85 4012 1618
Service Canada Canada +1 (0) 514 687 2587
Service France France +33 (0) 344 3735 12
+33 (0) 344 3735 30
Service Greece Greece +30 (0) 210 6257033
+30 (0) 2106257053
Service Italy Italy +39 (0) 0824 25257
Service Netherlands Netherlands +31 (0) 38 4227244
Service Portugal Portugal +351 (0) 258 803 726
+351 (0) 258 803 727
+351 (0) 258 803 737
Service Scandinavia Sweden +46 (0) 40 143 589
Service Spain Spain +34 (0) 961 824 643
+34 (0) 961 824 644
Service Turkey Turkey +90 (0) 232 2519371
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8.1 Time classes (technical availability)

Technical availability is calculated by the ENERCON SCADA system. For this purpose,
specific time categories are defined and assigned to the status messages from a plant.
Table 12: Time categories and their description
Time cat- Description
egory
T1 ■ Time period during which the plant is in operation or ready for opera-
tion.
■ Time period during which the plant connections (utility grid, etc.) are
available.
■ Time period during which no faults are displayed at the WEC.
■ Time period during which the remote monitoring system for the loca-
tion (e.g. wind farm) is operating.
T2 ■ Total time since the start of data recording/start of the time period un-
der consideration.
T3 ■ Time during which the grid connection is not available.
The grid connection is not available if the connection parameters are
out of range (grid voltage/grid frequency at the plant’s electrical refer-
ence point).
T4 ■ Time during which the plant is not ready for operation due to customer
request.
T5 ■ Period of time for which no SCADA data are available because remote
monitoring of the plant has been interrupted.
T6 ■ Period of time for which the remote monitoring system detects a fault
condition.
The periods of time classified in time category T6 represent the times
during which the wind energy converter is not operational; they are
therefore not included in the formula for calculating technical availabil-
ity.
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Technical availability
The plant is technically available if one of the following conditions applies:
■ The plant displays status 0 (Turbine operational) and is running.
■ The plant is stopped and its maintenance switch has not been activated.
■ Shadow shutdown or the rotor blade de-icing system is active.
■ The plant displays status 21 (Cable twisted) and is running.
■ The plant displays status 2 (Lack of wind) and is running.
■ The plant displays status 3 (Storm) and is running.
■ The plant has been stopped by the utility due to a grid fault.
■ The plant displays status 14 (Ice detection) and is running.
The wind energy converter is not technically available if one of the following conditions ap-
plies:
■ The plant is in a fault condition.
■ The plant is out of operation.
■ The Maintenance switch is on.
Calculation of technical availability
Technical availability (%) = T1/(T2-T3-T4-T5)x100
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8.2 Rights in ENERCON SCADA Remote 3

The shown elements, e.g. menus, tabs and buttons, depend on the following factors:
■ ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 software version
■ ENERCON SCADA Server version
■ Authorisation level of the respective user
■ Components installed in the plant
The information contained in this document has been compiled based on ENERCON
SCADA Remote version 3.3.1 and ENERCON SCADA Server version 2.30.
Table 13: Abbreviation for individual authorisation level
Designation Code Level of rights
Customer 1 CUST1 High
Customer 2 CUST2 Medium
Customer 3 CUST3 Low
Table 14: Description of levels

Level Description
Locations Overview of all connected sites and plants on a world map
(1)
(OpenStreetMap)
Location Number and name of site
(2)
Plant type WEC, converter, control system,
meteorological measurement, actuator, sensor
(2)
Control system type CS type, photovoltaic, hydropower, transmission substation,
farm control system, RTU, FCU, weather measurement, inter-
face
Plant/serial no. Plant number, plant serial number, plant type
(1)
Only visible, when the WEC coordinates have been entered in the Edit location menu.
(2)
What the user sees depends on the components used in the plants.
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8.2.1 Overview of menu bar rights

Table 15: Overview of menu bar rights
Menu bar Menu CUST CUST CUST
1 2 3
Application Edit settings ✓ ✓ ✓
Update ✓ ✓ ✓
User Login, Logout ✓ ✓ ✓
Location Connect, Disconnect, Disconnect all ✓ ✓ ✓
Add, Remove
Export ✓ ✓ ✓
Location group Connect, Edit ✓ ✓ ✓
Report Data report, Status report ✓ ✓ ✓
8.2.2 Overview of rights at Location level

Table 16: Overview of rights at location level
Tab Group Display/buttons CUST CUST CUST
1 2 3
(1) (1) (1)
GEO view Operating state of units, ✓ ✓ ✓
map representation
Overall view Current online data ✓ ✓ ✓
WECs
Report Data report, Status report ✓ ✓ ✓
(1)
Only visible, when the WEC coordinates have been entered in the Edit location menu.
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8.2.3 Overview of rights at location level

Table 17: Overview of rights at location level
1 2 3
SCADA overview Server Display: Operating system, ✓ ✓ ✓
Server version, Connection
Date/time Display: ✓ ✓ ✓
Time change summer time
User Display: User name ✓ ✓ ✓
(2)
RAID Display: Status, Info ✓
WEC Ø Table with values, ✓ ✓ ✓
Availability bar chart
Data request Data Selection: 10 minute data, ✓ ✓
Daily, Weekly, Monthly,
Yearly, Status data
Current data ✓ ✓
GPS Time Display: Time, Time modus, ✓
Time change
Position Display: ✓
Longitude, Latitude
UPS Status Display of values ✓
Measurement Display of values ✓
Vendor inform- Display of values ✓
ation
Power consump- Sensor Display: Plant ID, Type ✓
tion
POC values Display: ✓
Status, Ø, min., max.
Set points Display: ✓
Hysteresis, Power consump-
tion,
Offered power
(1)
Edit ✓
WEC table Display of values ✓
(1)
Edit WEC mode ✓
(1)
Edit priority ✓
(1)
Must be activated by ENERCON.
(2)
Only available with RAID system installed.
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8.2.4 Overview of rights at location plant type level

Table 18: Overview of rights at location plant type level
1 2 3
Online Table with operating values, ✓ ✓ ✓
bar chart
Data (current) Display: ✓ ✓
Wind, Rotation speed,
Power, Reactive power
Report Annexes Displaying report data ✓ ✓
Average Displaying report data ✓ ✓
Availability Table with values, ✓ ✓
bar chart
8.2.5 Overview of rights at plant control level

Table 19: Overview of rights at plant control level
1 2 3
Statistic Table: Status month ✓ ✓
(1)
Temperatures Table with values ✓
(1)
The indicated temperature data depends on the rights and the sensors installed in the
plants.
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8.2.6 Overview of rights at the Plant/ID level

Table 20: Overview of rights at the Plant/ID level
1 2 3
Online Status Display of values ✓ ✓ ✓
Information
Operating val- Display: Wind, Rotation ✓ ✓ ✓
ues speed,
Power, bar chart,
line chart
Total Display: Operating hours, ✓ ✓ ✓
Energy prod.
(1) (1) (1)
Commis- Display: Date, ✓ ✓ ✓
sioning Total hours
Nacelle Display: Wind vane, ✓ ✓ ✓
Nacelle position, Temperat-
ure
Grid data Display: Frequency, ✓ ✓ ✓
Current, Voltage
(2)
Plant - Start ✓
(2)
Plant - 60° stop ✓
Gradient stop
(2)
Plant - 90° stop ✓
Gradient stop
(2)
Plant - Reset ✓
Report Display: Line chart, ✓ ✓
Table with values
Availability Current/ Table with values, ✓ ✓
historic bar chart
Status/Information Search Display: Status, ✓ ✓
Information
Table: Time, Status, ✓ ✓
Information, T,
Time difference
Table: Wind ✓
Statistic Table: Status month ✓ ✓
Parameter Parameter Table: Time, Key, ✓
Values Description, Value, Error
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1 2 3
(2)
Devices Rotor blade Control system ✓
heating
(2)
Ice build-up On, Off ✓
Warning light
(1)
Only visible, when the plant coordinates have been entered in the Edit location menu.
(2)
Must be activated by ENERCON.
8.3 Description of files and field names
Which files are present and which data is contained in these files depends on the
installed components and the measurement values they supply.
Folder and file structure

By default, ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 is installed into folder C:\Program files
\ENERCON SCADA Remote 3. Any data downloaded from the ENERCON SCADA
Server is also stored in the LOC_# subfolder of this folder. The string # represents the loc-
ation number. The storage location for the data is freely configurable and can be specified
in ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 (ch. 4.5.1.1, p. 17).
Example
The following example illustrates the folder and file structure, using the 10-minute data
from 21 May 2010 in file 20100521.wsd, which was saved to the following folder:
D:\ENERCON\LOC_1234\2010\05\20100521.wsd
Table 21: Folder structure of data request
Structure Example
Target folder Drive\folder\ D:\ENERCON\
File path LOC_#\yyyy\mm\ LOC_1234\2010\05\
File name yyyymmdd.xxx 20100521.wsd
Table 22: Data request abbreviations

Placeholder Meaning
# Location number
yyyy Year (4 digits)
mm Month (2 digits)
dd Day (2 digits)
xxx File name extension
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8.3.1 WEC operating data (File *.ws*)

Table 23: WEC operating data – file paths
Venue ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 – Data request
Group Data
File path Name/Content
LOC_#\00000000.wsr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.wsw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.wsm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.wsy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.wss 1-minute report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.wsd 10-minute report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.wfd 15-minute report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.wsr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.wsw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.wsm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.wsy Annual report
Table 24: WEC operating data – field names

Field name Description (WEC operating data, *.ws*) Unit
arwAbW Work (Production) kWh
arwAbWorkH Production time h
arwAbWrkM Production time min
Date Date (data record generation)
Date0 Date with suffixed index 0-n (Date on which event occurred)
Error Error percentage %
Hour Hour (data record generation) h
Hour0 Hour with suffixed index 0-n (Hour at which event occurred) h
lrwSmpNRot Minimum rotor speed r.p.m.
lrwSmpP Minimum power kW
lrwSmpQ Minimum reactive power kvar
lrwSmpRai Minimum precipitation mm/min
lrwSmpVisR Minimum visibility km
lrwSmpVWi Minimum wind speed m/s
Minute0 Minute with suffixed index 0-n (Minute at which event oc- min
curred)
mrwAbGoPos Average nacelle position °
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Field name Description (WEC operating data, *.ws*) Unit

mrwSmpAng Average blade angle A,B,C °
mrwSmpBriN Average ambient brightness lux
mrwSmpLIcA Average Labko ice amplitude %
mrwSmpNRot Average rotor speed r.p.m.
mrwSmpP Average power kW
mrwSmpPext Average available active power, limited by external setpoints kW
mrwSmpPfm Average of maximum available active power, limited by force kW
majeure
mrwSmpPte Average of technically available active power kW
mrwSmpPwin Average of theoretically available active power in the wind kW
mrwSmpQ Average reactive power kvar
mrwSmpRai Average precipitation mm/min
mrwSmpVisR Average visibility km
mrwSmpVWi Average wind speed m/s
PlantNo Plant number
prwSmpNRot Maximum rotor speed r.p.m.
prwSmpP Maximum power kW
prwSmpQ Maximum reactive power kvar
prwSmpRai Maximum precipitation mm/min
prwSmpVisR Maximum visibility km
prwSmpVWi Maximum wind speed m/s
Sample Number of samples
Second0 Second with suffixed index 0-n (Second at which event oc- s
curred)
8.3.2 WEC availabilities (File *.av*)

Table 25: WEC availabilities – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.avr Current daily WEC availability
LOC_#\00000000.avw Current weekly WEC availability
LOC_#\00000000.avm Current monthly WEC availability
LOC_#\00000000.avy Current annual WEC availability
LOC_#\yyyy0000.avy Annual WEC availability
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LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.avr Daily WEC availability

LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.avw Weekly WEC availability
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.avm Monthly WEC availability
Table 26: WEC availabilities – field names

Field name Description (WEC availabilities, *.av*)
AvailDate Availability date (start date of SCADA measurement)
T1 Time key T1
T2 Time key T2
T3 Time key T3
T4 Time key T4
T5 Transformer T5
T6 Transformer T6
8.3.3 Photovoltaic (File *.so*)

Table 27: Photovoltaics – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.sor Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.sow Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.som Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.soy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.som Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.soy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.sor Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.sow Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.sod 10-minute report
Table 28: Photovoltaics – field names

Field name Description (photovoltaic, *.so*) Unit
arsoW Energy prod. kWh
arsoWorkH Operating hours h
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lrsoFreq Minimum frequency Hz
lrsoI Minimum current A
lrsoIntens Minimum solar intensity W/m²
lrsoL1I Minimum current L1 A
lrsoL1U Minimum voltage, Level U12 V
lrsoL2U Minimum voltage Level U23 V
lrsoL3U Minimum voltage Level U31 V
lrsoP Minimum power kW
lrsoU1 Minimum voltage, Level 1 V
lrsoU2 Minimum voltage, Level 2 V
Minute Minute (data record generation) min
curred)
mrsoFreq Average frequency Hz
mrsoI Average current A
mrsoIntens Average solar intensity W/m²
mrsoL1I Average current L1 A
mrsoL1U Average voltage, Level U12 V
mrsoL2U Average voltage Level U23 V
mrsoL3U Average voltage Level U31 V
mrsoP Average power kW
mrsoU1 Average voltage, Level 1 V
mrsoU2 Average voltage, Level 2 V
prsoFreq Maximum frequency Hz
prsoI Maximum current A
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prsoIntens Maximum solar intensity W/m²
prsoL1I Maximum current L1 A
prsoL1U Maximum voltage, Level U12 V
prsoL2U Maximum voltage Level U23 V
prsoL3U Maximum voltage Level U31 V
prsoP Maximum power [kW] kW
prsoU1 Maximum voltage, Level 1 V
prsoU2 Maximum voltage, Level 2 V
Second Second (data record generation) s
curred)
8.3.4 Farm control (File *.uc*)

Table 29: Farm control – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.ucr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.ucw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.ucm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.ucy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.ucm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.ucy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.ucr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.ucw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.ucd 10-minute report
Table 30: Farm control – field names

Field name Description (farm control, *.uc*) Unit
arucAbQc2 Reactive power measurement, capacitive (active power gen- kvarh
eration)
arucAbQcp Reactive power meter, capacitive var
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arucAbQi2 Reactive energy meter, inductive 2 var
arucAbQin Reactive power measurement, inductive (active power gener- kvarh
ation)
arucAbWcm Energy metering (consumption) kWh
arucAbWpr Energy metering (production) kWh
lrucSmpCos Minimum value cosφ
lrucSmpFre Minimum frequency Hz
lrucSmpI1 Minimum current L1 A
lrucSmpP Minimum power kW
lrucSmpQ Minimum reactive power kvar
lrucSmpV1 Minimum voltage U12 V
curred)
mrucSmpCos Average cosφ
mrucSmpFre Average frequency Hz
mrucSmpI1 Average current L1 A
mrucSmpP Average power kW
mrucSmpQ Average reactive power kvar
mrucSmpV1 Average voltage U12 V
prucSmpCos Maximum value cosφ
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prucSmpFre Maximum frequency Hz
prucSmpI1 Maximum current L1 A
prucSmpP Maximum power kw
prucSmpQ Maximum reactive power kvar
prucSmpV1 Maximum voltage U12 V
curred)
8.3.5 METEO weather (File *.md*)

Table 31: METEO weather – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.mdr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.mdw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.mdm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.mdy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.mdm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.mdy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.mdr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.mdw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.mdd 10-minute report
Table 32: METEO weather – field names

Field name Description (METEO weather, *.md*) Unit
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Field name Description (METEO weather, *.md*) Unit

curred)
mrmtSmpPr2 Average air pressure hPa
mrmtSmpRa2 Average precipitation mm/min
mrmtSmpSu2 Average sunlight W/m²
mrmtSmpTm2 Average temperature °C
mrmtSmpWe2 Average air humidity %
curred)
8.3.6 METEO wind (File *.mw*)

Table 33: METEO Wind – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.mwr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.mww Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.mwm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.mwy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.mwm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.mwy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.mwr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.mww Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.mwd 10-minute report
Table 34: METEO wind – field names

Field name Description (METEO wind, *.mw*) Unit
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lrmSmpV1 Minimum wind speed 1 m/s
lrmSmpV51 Minimum horizontal wind speed m/s
lrmSmpV52 Minimum vertical wind speed m/s
curred)
mrmSmpPo1 Average wind direction 1 °
mrmSmpPo2 Average wind direction 2 °
mrmSmpPx1 Average X wind direction 1 °
mrmSmpPy1 Average Y wind direction 1 °
mrmSmpV1 Average wind speed 1 m/s
mrmSmpV51 Average horizontal wind speed m/s
mrmSmpV52 Average vertical wind speed m/s
prmSmpV1 Maximum wind speed 1 m/s
prmSmpV51 Maximum horizontal wind speed m/s
prmSmpV52 Maximum vertical wind speed m/s
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curred)
8.3.7 Status/Data statistics (File *.sw*, *.ss*)

Table 35: Statistic status/information – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.swm WEC data statistics
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.ssm WEC status statistics
Table 36: Statistic status/information – field names

Field name Description (Status/information statistics *.sw*, *.ss*) Unit
Duration Total duration of status s
FaultMsg Value is at ‘1’, if error message is to be directly transmitted to
Service.
Frequency Frequency of message
State Main status
SubState Substatus
SubWarn Additional information
Warn Main information
WarnMsg Value is at ‘1’, if data is to be directly transmitted to Service.
8.3.8 Status/Data status report (File *.pe*)

Table 37: Status/information status report – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.pew Information messages for plant
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.pes State of the plant
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Table 38: Status/information status report – field names

Field name Description (Status/information status report, *.pe*) Unit
FaultMsg Value is at ‘1’, if error message is to be directly transmitted to
Service.
Service Maintenance switch activated
State Main status
SubState Substatus
SubWarn Additional information
Value0 Wind speed (wind speed measured at WEC) m/s
Warn Main information
WarnMsg Value is at ‘1’, if data is to be directly transmitted to Service.
8.3.9 FCU operating data (File *.fc*)

Table 39: FCU operating data – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.fcr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.fcw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.fcm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.fcy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.fcd 10-minute report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.fcr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.fcw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.fcm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.fcy Annual report
Table 40: FCU operating data – field names

Field name Description (FCU operating data, *.fc*) Unit
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lrfcSmpCos Minimum value cosφ
lrfcSmpFre Minimum frequency Hz
lrfcSmpI1 Minimum current L1 A
lrfcSmpP Minimum power kW
lrfcSmpQ Minimum reactive power kvar
lrfcSmpV1 Minimum voltage U1N V
curred)
mrfcSmpCos Average cosφ
mrfcSmpFre Average frequency Hz
mrfcSmpI1 Average current L1 A
mrfcSmpP Average power kW
mrfcSmpQ Average reactive power kvar
mrfcSmpS1 Average power setpoint 1 kW
mrfcSmpV1 Average voltage U1N V
prfcSmpCos Maximum value cosφ
prfcSmpFre Maximum frequency Hz
prfcSmpI1 Maximum current L1 A
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prfcSmpP Maximum power kW
prfcSmpQ Maximum reactive power kvar
prfcSmpV1 Average voltage U1N V
prfcSmpV2 Maximum voltage U2N V
prfcSmpV3 Maximum voltage U3N V
curred)
8.3.10 RTU operating data (Files *.ui*, *.ufd)

Table 41: RTU operating data – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.uir Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.uiw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.uim Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.uiy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uim Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uiy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uir Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uiw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.uid 10-minute report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.ufd 15-minute report
Table 42: RTU operating data – field names

Field name Description (RTU, *.ui*, *.ufd) Unit
aruiAbQcap Reactive power measurement, capacitive (active power gen- kvar
eration)
aruiAbQin Reactive power measurement, inductive (active power gener- kvar
ation)
aruiAbWcm Energy consumption kWh
aruiAbWkH Production time h
aruiAbWpr Energy production kWh
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lruiSmpCos Minimum power factor cosφ
lruiSmpFre Minimum frequency Hz
lruiSmpI1 Minimum current L1 A
lruiSmpP Minimum power kW
lruiSmpQ Minimum reactive power kvar
lruiSmpS Minimum apparent power kVA
lruiSmpU1 Minimum voltage U12 V
curred)
mruiSmpCos Average power factor cosφ
mruiSmpFre Average frequency Hz
mruiSmpI1 Average current L1 A
mruiSmpP Average power kW
mruiSmpQ Average reactive power kvar
mruiSmpS Average apparent power kVA
mruiSmpS1 Active power setpoint P1 kW
mruiSmpU1 Average voltage U12 V
pruiSmpCos Maximum power factor cosφ
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pruiSmpFre Maximum frequency Hz
pruiSmpI1 Maximum current L1 A
pruiSmpP Maximum power kW
pruiSmpQ Maximum reactive power kvar
pruiSmpS Maximum apparent power kVA
pruiSmpU1 Maximum voltage U12 V
curred)
8.3.11 RTU phases (File *.uq*)

Table 43: RTU phases – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.uqr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.uqw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.uqm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.uqy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uqm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uqy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uqr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uqw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.uqd 10-minute report
Table 44: RTU phases – field names

Field name Description (RTU phases, *.uq*) Unit
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Field name Description (RTU phases, *.uq*) Unit

Error Error percentage
lruiSmpP1 Minimum power L1 kW
lruiSmpQ1 Minimum reactive power L1 kvar
curred)
mruiSmpP1 Average power L1 kW
mruiSmpQ1 Average reactive power L1 kvar
pruiSmpP1 Maximum power L1 kW
pruiSmpQ1 Maximum reactive power L1 kvar
curred)
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Appendix
8.3.12 Transmission substation (File *.uu*, *.uw*)

Table 45: transmission substation – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.uur Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.uwr
LOC_#\00000000.uuw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.uww
LOC_#\00000000.uum Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.uwm
LOC_#\00000000.uuy Current annual report
LOC_#\00000000.uwy
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uum Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uwm
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uuy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uwy
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uur Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uwr
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uuw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.uww
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.uud 10-minute report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.uwd
Table 46: Transmission substation – field names

Field name Description (Transformer substation, *.uu*, *.uw*) Unit
aruwAbQcp Reactive power measurement, capacitive (active power gen- kvarh
eration)
aruwAbQin Reactive power measurement, inductive (active power gener- kvarh
ation)
aruwAbWcm Energy consumption kWh
aruwAbWkH Production time h
aruwAbWpr Energy production kWh
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Appendix

lruwSmpCos Minimum value cosφ
lruwSmpFre Minimum frequency Hz
lruwSmpHI1 Minimum current L1 (high-voltage side) V
lruwSmpHV1 Minimum high voltage U12 V
lruwSmpMI1 Minimum current L1 (medium-voltage side) A
lruwSmpMV1 Minimum medium voltage U12 V
lruwSmpP Minimum power kW
lruwSmpQ Minimum reactive power kvar
lruwSmpS Minimum apparent power kVA
curred)
mruwSmpCos Average cosφ
mruwSmpFre Average frequency Hz
mruwSmpHI1 Average current L1 (high-voltage side) A
mruwSmpHV1 Average high voltage U12 V
mruwSmpMI1 Average current L1 (medium-voltage side) A
mruwSmpMV1 Average medium voltage U12 V
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Appendix

mruwSmpP Average power kW
mruwSmpQ Average reactive power kvar
mruwSmpS Average apparent power kVA
pruwSmpCos Maximum value cosφ
pruwSmpFre Maximum frequency Hz
pruwSmpHI1 Maximum current L1 (high-voltage side) A
pruwSmpHV1 Maximum high voltage U12 V
pruwSmpMI1 Maximum current L1 (medium-voltage side) A
pruwSmpMV1 Maximum medium voltage U12 V
pruwSmpP Maximum power kW
pruwSmpQ Maximum reactive power kvar
pruwSmpS Maximum apparent power kVA
curred)
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Appendix
8.3.13 Medium voltage acquisition data (File *.sm*)

Table 47: Medium voltage recording – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.smr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.smw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.smm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.smy Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.smm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.smy Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.smr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.smw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.smd 10-minute report
Table 48: Medium voltage recording – field names

Field name Description (Medium voltage acquisition data, *.sm*) Unit
Date Date
Hour Hour h
lrsmSmpFre Minimum frequency Hz
lrsmSmpU1 Minimum voltage U12 V
curred)
mrsmSmpFre Average frequency Hz
mrsmSmpU1 Average voltage U12 V
prsmSmpFre Maximum frequency Hz
prsmSmpU1 Maximum voltage U12 V
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Appendix
Field name Description (Medium voltage acquisition data, *.sm*) Unit

curred)
8.3.14 Temperatures (WECs)
8.3.14.1 Temperatures CS40 (File *.41d)
Table 49: Temperatures CS40 – file path

Group Data
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\dd\yyyymmdd.41d 10-minute report
Table 50: Temperatures CS40 – field names

Field name Description (CS40 temperatures *.41d) Unit
mr40A0 Generator stator temperature °C
mr40A1 Generator rotor temperature °C
mr40A2 Nacelle ambient temperature °C
mr40A3 Front hub bearing temperature °C
mr40A4 Rear hub bearing temperature °C
mr40A8 Tower temperature °C
mr40A9 Control cabinet temperature °C
mr40A10 Inverter 1 temperature °C
mr40A19 Rotor blade A temperature °C
mr40A20 Rotor blade B temperature °C
mr40A21 Rotor blade C temperature °C
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Appendix
8.3.14.2 Temperatures CS44 (File *.46d, *.47d)
Table 51: Temperatures CS44a – file path

Group Data
Table 52: Temperatures CS44a – field names

mr44A12 Nacelle control cabinet temperature °C
mr44A18 Transformer temperature °C
mr44A24 Ambient temperature ground °C
mr44A25 Yaw control cabinet temperature °C
mr44A3 Nacelle temperature °C
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Appendix
Table 53: Temperatures CS44b – file path

Group Data
Table 54: Temperatures CS44b – field names

mr44bA0 Generator stator temperature °C
mr44bA1 Generator rotor temperature °C
mr44bA2 Nacelle ambient temperature °C
mr44bA3 Nacelle temperature °C
mr44bA4 Front hub bearing temperature °C
mr44bA5 Rear hub bearing temperature °C
mr44bA6 Rotor blade A temperature °C
mr44bA7 Rotor blade B temperature °C
mr44bA8 Rotor blade C temperature °C
mr44bA12 Nacelle control cabinet temperature °C
mr44bA13 Control cabinet temperature °C
mr44bA14 Tower temperature °C
mr44bA18 Transformer temperature °C
mr44bA28 Ambient temperature ground °C
mr44bA29 Yaw control cabinet temperature °C
8.3.14.3 Temperatures CS48a (File *.49d)

Group Data
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Appendix

Field name Description (CS48a Temperatures, *.49d) Unit
mr48A0 Rotor head temperature °C
mr48A6 Pitch motor A temperature E-48 °C
mr48A7 Pitch motor B temperature E-48 °C
mr48A8 Pitch motor C temperature E-48 °C
mr48A9 Heat sink temperature in rotor blade A pitch control box °C
mr48A10 Heat sink temperature in rotor blade B pitch control box °C
mr48A11 Heat sink temperature in rotor blade C pitch control box °C
mr48A12 Rotor blade A pitch control box temperature °C
mr48A13 Rotor blade B pitch control box temperature °C
mr48A14 Rotor blade C pitch control box temperature °C
mr48A18 Generator rotor temperature 1 °C
mr48A20 Generator stator temperature 1 °C
mr48A25 Rectifier 1 heat sink temperature °C
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Appendix

mr48A80 Transformer ambient temperature °C
8.3.14.4 Temperatures CS66 (File *.67d)
Table 57: Temperatures CS66 – file path

Group Data
Table 58: Temperatures CS66 – field names

Field name Description (CS66 Temperatures, *.67d) Unit
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Appendix
Field name Description (CS66 Temperatures, *.67d) Unit

8.3.14.5 Temperatures CS70b (File *.73d)
Table 59: Temperatures CS70b – file path

Group Data
Table 60: Temperatures CS70b – field names

Field name Description (CS70b Temperatures, *.73d) Unit
mr70bA0 Generator stator temperature °C
mr70bA1 Generator rotor temperature °C
mr70bA2 Nacelle ambient temperature °C
mr70bA3 Nacelle temperature °C
mr70bA4 Rotor head temperature °C
mr70bA5 Front hub bearing temperature °C
mr70bA6 Rear hub bearing temperature °C
mr70bA7 Rotor blade A temperature °C
mr70bA8 Rotor blade B temperature °C
mr70bA9 Rotor blade C temperature °C
mr70bA19 Nacelle control cabinet temperature °C
mr70bA20 Control cabinet temperature °C
mr70bA21 Tower temperature °C
mr70bA25 Transformer temperature °C
mr70bA51 Ambient temperature ground °C
mr70bA61 Yaw control cabinet temperature °C
D0184488-8 / DC 119 of 135

Appendix
Field name Description (CS70b Temperatures, *.73d) Unit

8.3.14.6 Temperatures CS82a (File *.84d, *.85d)

Group Data
Table 62: Temperatures CS82a – Field names

Field name Description (CS82a temperatures, *.84d) Unit
mr82A6 Heat sink temperature in rotor blade A pitch control box °C
mr82A7 Heat sink temperature in rotor blade B pitch control box °C
mr82A8 Heat sink temperature in rotor blade C pitch control box °C
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Appendix

mr82A24 Rectifier cabinet temperature °C
mr82A25 Excitation controller heat sink temperature °C

Group Data

Field name Description (CS82a temperatures *.85d) Unit
mr82A48 System 1 inverter 1 temperature °C
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Appendix
8.3.14.7 Temperatures CS101a (File *.03d, *.04d)

Group Data

mr101A27 Nacelle ambient temperature 1 °C
mr101A31 Main carrier temperature °C
mr101A36 Rectifier cabinet temperature °C
mr101A38 Yaw inverter cabinet temperature °C
mr101A54 Fan converter temperature °C
122 of 135 D0184488-8 / DC

Appendix


Group Data

Field name Unit (CS101a Temperatures, *.04d) Unit
D0184488-8 / DC 123 of 135

Appendix
8.3.14.8 Temperatures CS126a (File *.15d, *.16d, *.17d)

Group Data

Date Date (data record generation) or configuration date
mr112A20 Rotor blade A temperature 1 °C
mr112A21 Rotor blade A temperature 2 °C
mr112A22 Rotor blade B temperature 1 °C
mr112A23 Rotor blade B temperature 2 °C
mr112A24 Rotor blade C temperature 1 °C
mr112A25 Rotor blade C temperature 2 °C
mr112A301 Fan converter temperature °C
mr112A40 Rectifier 1.1 temperature °C
124 of 135 D0184488-8 / DC

Appendix

mr112A55 Excitation controller temperature °C
mr112A56 Yaw inverter cabinet temperature °C
mr112A67 Transformer system 1 temperature °C

Group Data

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Appendix


Group Data

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Appendix

8.3.15 Temperatures transmission substation (File *.ut*)

Table 75: Transmission substation temperatures – file paths
Group Data
LOC_#\00000000.utr Current daily report
LOC_#\00000000.utw Current weekly report
LOC_#\00000000.utm Current monthly report
LOC_#\00000000.uty Current annual report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.utm Monthly report
LOC_#\yyyy0000.uty Annual report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.utr Daily report
LOC_#\yyyy\yyyymm00.utw Weekly report
LOC_#\yyyy\mm\yyyymmdd.utd 10-minute report
Table 76: Transmission substation temperatures – field names

Field name Description (Temperatures transmission substation, *.ut*) Unit
Date0 Date with suffixed index 0-n (Date on which event oc-
curred)
Hour0 Hour with suffixed index 0-n (Hour at which event oc- h
curred)
lruwSmpT1 Minimum transformer temperature 1 °C
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Appendix

lruwSmpT10 Minimum outside temperature 2 °C
lruwSmpT11 Minimum free temperature 1 °C
lruwSmpT12 Minimum free temperature 2 °C
lruwSmpT5 Minimum room temperature 1 °C
lruwSmpT9 Minimum outside temperature 1 °C
curred)
mruwSmpT1 Average transformer temperature 1 °C
mruwSmpT10 Average outside temperature 2 °C
mruwSmpT11 Average free temperature 1 °C
mruwSmpT12 Average free temperature 2 °C
mruwSmpT5 Average room temperature 1 °C
mruwSmpT9 Average outside temperature 1 °C
pruwSmpT1 Maximum transformer temperature 1 °C
pruwSmpT10 Maximum outside temperature 2 °C
pruwSmpT11 Maximum free temperature 1 °C
pruwSmpT12 Maximum free temperature 2 °C
pruwSmpT5 Maximum room temperature 1 °C
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Appendix

pruwSmpT9 Maximum outside temperature 1 °C
curred)
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Tables
Tables
Table 1 Initial version of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 .......................................................... 7
Table 2 Delivery version of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3...................................................... 7
Table 3 Meaning of colour coding ............................................................................................ 39
Table 4 Status messages and RAID info ................................................................................. 50
Table 5 Information on table content........................................................................................ 000
Table 6 Defined samples for the time interval.......................................................................... 73
Table 7 Time setting................................................................................................................. 76
Table 8 Error codes of parameters .......................................................................................... 79
Table 9 Problems and possible solutions................................................................................. 83
Table 10 National Support telephone numbers.......................................................................... 84
Table 11 International Support telephone numbers ................................................................... 85
Table 12 Time categories and their description ......................................................................... 86
Table 13 Abbreviation for individual authorisation level ............................................................. 88
Table 14 Description of levels .................................................................................................... 88
Table 15 Overview of menu bar rights ....................................................................................... 89
Table 16 Overview of rights at location level.............................................................................. 89
Table 17 Overview of rights at location level.............................................................................. 90
Table 18 Overview of rights at location plant type level ............................................................. 91
Table 19 Overview of rights at plant control level ...................................................................... 91
Table 20 Overview of rights at the Plant/ID level ....................................................................... 92
Table 21 Folder structure of data request .................................................................................. 93
Table 22 Data request abbreviations ......................................................................................... 93
Table 23 WEC operating data – file paths.................................................................................. 94
Table 24 WEC operating data – field names.............................................................................. 94
Table 25 WEC availabilities – file paths ..................................................................................... 95
Table 26 WEC availabilities – field names ................................................................................. 96
Table 27 Photovoltaics – file paths............................................................................................. 96
Table 28 Photovoltaics – field names......................................................................................... 96
Table 29 Farm control – file paths.............................................................................................. 98
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Tables
Table 30 Farm control – field names.......................................................................................... 98
Table 31 METEO weather – file paths ....................................................................................... 100
Table 32 METEO weather – field names ................................................................................... 100
Table 33 METEO Wind – file paths ............................................................................................ 101
Table 34 METEO wind – field names......................................................................................... 101
Table 35 Statistic status/information – file paths ........................................................................ 103
Table 36 Statistic status/information – field names .................................................................... 103
Table 37 Status/information status report – file paths ................................................................ 103
Table 38 Status/information status report – field names ............................................................ 104
Table 39 FCU operating data – file paths................................................................................... 104
Table 40 FCU operating data – field names............................................................................... 104
Table 41 RTU operating data – file paths................................................................................... 106
Table 42 RTU operating data – field names............................................................................... 106
Table 43 RTU phases – file paths .............................................................................................. 108
Table 44 RTU phases – field names .......................................................................................... 108
Table 45 transmission substation – file paths ............................................................................ 110
Table 46 Transmission substation – field names ....................................................................... 110
Table 47 Medium voltage recording – file paths......................................................................... 113
Table 48 Medium voltage recording – field names..................................................................... 113
Table 49 Temperatures CS40 – file path ................................................................................... 114
Table 50 Temperatures CS40 – field names.............................................................................. 114
Table 51 Temperatures CS44a – file path ................................................................................. 115
Table 52 Temperatures CS44a – field names............................................................................ 115
Table 53 Temperatures CS44b – file path ................................................................................. 116
Table 54 Temperatures CS44b – field names............................................................................ 116
Table 56 Temperatures CS48a – field names............................................................................ 117
Table 57 Temperatures CS66 – file path ................................................................................... 118
Table 58 Temperatures CS66 – field names.............................................................................. 118
Table 59 Temperatures CS70b – file path ................................................................................. 119
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Tables
Table 60 Temperatures CS70b – field names............................................................................ 119
Table 62 Temperatures CS82a – Field names .......................................................................... 120
Table 65 Temperatures CS101a – file path ............................................................................... 122
Table 66 Temperatures CS101a – field names.......................................................................... 122
Table 75 Transmission substation temperatures – file paths ..................................................... 127
Table 76 Transmission substation temperatures – field names ................................................. 127
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Glossary of terms
Glossary of terms
dBASE Name of the first database management system developed for
use on personal computers, which subsequently became wide-
spread and was able to set some standards in this area.
DNS Domain Name System (DNS) is a network service whose main
purpose is to respond to requests for name resolution. For ex-
ample, host name "www.enercon.de" returns an IP address fol-
lowing the pattern "192.0.2.55".
Dongle The copy protection dongle serves, in combination with the user
name and password. to uniquely identify the user, define the user
level and protect from unauthorised use of the software.
ENERCON SCADA The ENERCON SCADA Remote software can be used to display
Remote plant data from an ENERCON wind farm in real time and to trans-
mit collected and stored data to an external computer for offline
analysis.
ENERCON SCADA Server The ENERCON SCADA Server is a personal computer installed in
the wind farm with a special software. It fulfils a variety of wind
farm communication, open-loop control and closed-loop control
functions. It is the central interface via which the wind farm oper-
ator/owner, the grid operator and ENERCON Service receive up-
to-date and archived operating data.
ENERCON SCADA The ENERCON SCADA system performs data acquisition, remote
System monitoring, and open-loop/closed-loop control both for individual
wind energy converters and entire wind farms. It enables custom-
ers and ENERCON Service to monitor operating states and to
analyse stored operating data.
FCU The ENERCON Farm Control Unit (FCU) serves to control spe-
cific electrical parameters (e.g. active power, power factor,
voltage) at the wind farm’s point of common coupling.
GDA The Grid Data Acquisition system (GDA) is used for measuring
key electrical variables at the wind farm’s point of common coup-
ling. These values are transmitted to the ENERCON SCADA
Server for display and control purposes as well as data storage.
Online Active connection to a communication network e.g. the
ENERCON SCADA Server.
PCM ENERCON SCADA Power Consumption Management is used to
limit the power consumption of ENERCON wind energy convert-
ers at the point of connection to a predefined value.
Plug and Play (PnP) Automatic installation of drivers by the system after new devices
have been connected to the computer.
RTU-C ENERCON SCADA Remote Terminal Unit-Control (RTU-C) is a
superordinate closed-loop wind farm control system. The RTU-C
uses the output values registered at the point of connection to
achieve the specified setpoints.
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Glossary of terms
SCADA Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition. A system for remote

monitoring and control of WECs.
TCP Transport Control Protocol
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Index
Index
Symbols M
*.lcp file ........................................................ 32 Moving table columns.................................. 11
A N
Availability ................................................... 74 Navigation pane .......................................... 36
C P
Changing the user interface language ........ 17 Password....................................................... 3
Plant parameters ......................................... 78
D Error codes ............................................. 79
Data request ................................................ 52 Power consumption ..................................... 57
Data security ................................................. 3 Program settings ......................................... 17
Dongle ........................................................... 4
R
E Regional settings ........................................... 4
Exporting table data .................................... 12 Reporting functionality ................................. 42
Generate PDF......................................... 46
F Generating a data report......................... 42
Filter options ................................................ 13
Freezing table columns ............................... 11 S
Sorting table columns .................................. 11
G Statistic ........................................................ 67
Generate PDF from report........................... 46 Status and information messages ............... 75
GEO view .................................................... 38 Status data .................................................. 75
GPS ............................................................. 56 Support ........................................................ 84
I T
Installation ..................................................... 3 Time categories ........................................... 86
Troubleshooting........................................... 83
L
Levels in the navigation pane ...................... 36 U
Licences ........................................................ 4 Uninstalling .................................................... 5
Location Updates ....................................................... 84
Connect .................................................. 23 Updating the software ................................. 16
UPS ............................................................. 54
Location data
Utility............................................................ 86
Add ......................................................... 25
Text
Edit.......................................................... 27
Export ..................................................... 32
Location group............................................. 33
Login............................................................ 21
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ENERCON SCADA Remote 3

Publisher ENERCON GmbH ▪ Dreekamp 5 ▪ 26605 Aurich ▪ Germany

Date Language DCC Plant/department

2 Installation and configuration ..................................................................................... 2

3 ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 within the SCADA system......................................... 6

4 Program description .................................................................................................. 7

4.7 Locations level .......................................................................................................... 38

5 User data and management .................................................................................... 82

8.2.1 Overview of menu bar rights ............................................................................... 89

1.1 Text and layout conventions

Representation of additional notes

1. (Numbering) indicates lists or work steps, depending on context.

ð Identifies instructions in safety instructions as well as under work steps.

Identifies the expected result of an action.

■ Identifies level one bullet points.

● Identifies level two bullet points.

References to other sources

2 Installation and configuration

2.1 Scope of use

2.2 Scope of supply

2.3 Hardware and software requirements

Password and dongle

Password request with control operations

It is not possible to guarantee fault-free, complete data transfer to the WECs in

Changing regional settings

Lost or defective dongle

2.8 Uninstalling the software

3 ENERCON SCADA Remote 3 within the SCADA system

Fig. 1: Schematic structure of ENERCON SCADA system

Table 2: Delivery version of ENERCON SCADA Remote 3

4.1 Launching the program

Wrong user name

4.2 Exiting program

Fig. 2: Confirm dialog window

1 Do not ask again check box

4.3 Special operating controls and features

4.3.1 Dialog box functions

Fig. 3: Incorrect entry in the Edit settings dialog box.

4.3.2 Table functions

Freezing table columns

Fig. 4: Coloured dividing line

Moving table columns

Sorting table columns

Exporting table data

Fig. 5: Export... context menu in table

1. Right-click in the table.

4.3.3 Filter options

Filter dialog box

Fig. 6: Filter dialog box

1 Select all check box 3 Close button

Select all check box

Check box for individual selection

Clear filter button

4.3.4 Chart functions

Context menu with chart display

Fig. 7: Context menu in chart

4.4 Program window

Fig. 8: Program window