ABB 616016-T2 Manuals
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ABB 616016-T2 Replacement procedure [PDF] (4 pages)
- Identifier: id-1743724
- Brand: ABB
- Device: 616016-T2 Control Unit
- Type: PDF
- Key Aspects: Storage and Care Recommendations, Additional Modules and Accessories Guide, Pre-Deployment Preparation Steps
- UPD Date: 20.07.2026
- Source File: 1796558.pdf
- Pages: 4
- Description: Reference manual for the ABB 616016-T2.
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ABB ABB Inc. Address 655 Century Point Telephone +1-407-732-2000 Fax 407-732-2029 www.abb.com/mediumvoltage March 24, 2005 1VAL264211-HT Lake Mary, FL 32746 1-800-929-7947 PCD CPU Module Replacement Procedure Follow these instructions to replace the PCD CPU Type 2 modules. CPU Type 2 Part Number: 616016-T2 Precautions The following precautions should be taken when replacing or servicing any of the PCD modules: 1. Use antistatic precautions when handling modules. Always use antistatic bags for transporting modules 2. Remove AC power and DC power from the PCD before removing, installing or wiring any of the PCD modules. 3. Incorrect wiring may result in damage. Before energizing the PCD verify that the connectors are plugged into the correct locations and the wiring agrees with the connection diagram. 4. Apply only the rated AC control voltage. Instructions The following instructions contain information required to correctly replace the PCD CPU Type 2 module, located in Slot D. 1. Remove AC and DC system power from the PCD, following your company safety guidelines 2. Locate the module labeled “CPU Type 2”, which is mounted Fourth from the left side when facing the rear of the PCD in Slot D , see figures 1 & 2. 3. Locate the mounting screw in the top center of the CPU Type 2 module. Remove the screw and set aside. 4. Locate the mounting screw in the bottom center of the CPU Type 2 module. Remove the screw and set aside. 5. Carefully remove the CPU Type 2 module from the relay housing and set aside. 6. Carefully remove the replacement CPU Type 2 module from the packaging and insert into the PCD chassis. Be certain to align the printed circuit board with the card guides in the housing. 7. Insert the mounting screws that were previously set aside and tighten. 8. Reconnect DC then AC power and the PCD should power up normally. 9. Once the new module is installed, you may get the following prompt on the LCD: “Modules have changed, Press key to update”. If so, do the following: a) Press the ENTER key. Prompt will appear: “Update Catalog number?” b) Press the right arrow key to select “Yes” then press ENTER c) The old style number will appear. Press the down arrow key once. d) The new style number will appear. Press the down arrow key once. e) Prompt will appear: “Confirm Update?” Press the right arrow key to select “Yes”. f) A password prompt will appear. Press ENTER to proceed, as the default password is 4 spaces. g) After the modules have been updated, reset the PCD by pressing the reset button on the rear of the CPU module. The Self Check LED at the right hand side center of the faceplate should now be GREEN. If it is RED call ABB for assistance. h) All settings on the PCD are stored in the CPU card. Therefore, after installing the new CPU card, the desired protection setting will need to be reprogrammed into the unit.
ABB 616016-T2 Replacement procedure [PDF] (4 pages)
- Identifier: id-2010437
- Brand: ABB
- Device: 616016-T2 Control Unit
- Type: PDF
- Key Aspects: System Limitations and Considerations, Performance Optimization Tips, Environmental Factors and Restrictions
- UPD Date: 30.06.2026
- Source File: 2277421.pdf
- Pages: 4
- Description: Complete operating guide for the ABB 616016-T2.
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ABB ABB Inc. Address 655 Century Point Telephone +1-407-732-2000 Fax 407-732-2029 www.abb.com/mediumvoltage March 24, 2005 1VAL264211-HT Lake Mary, FL 32746 1-800-929-7947 PCD CPU Module Replacement Procedure Follow these instructions to replace the PCD CPU Type 2 modules. CPU Type 2 Part Number: 616016-T2 Precautions The following precautions should be taken when replacing or servicing any of the PCD modules: 1. Use antistatic precautions when handling modules. Always use antistatic bags for transporting modules 2. Remove AC power and DC power from the PCD before removing, installing or wiring any of the PCD modules. 3. Incorrect wiring may result in damage. Before energizing the PCD verify that the connectors are plugged into the correct locations and the wiring agrees with the connection diagram. 4. Apply only the rated AC control voltage. Instructions The following instructions contain information required to correctly replace the PCD CPU Type 2 module, located in Slot D. 1. Remove AC and DC system power from the PCD, following your company safety guidelines 2. Locate the module labeled “CPU Type 2”, which is mounted Fourth from the left side when facing the rear of the PCD in Slot D , see figures 1 & 2. 3. Locate the mounting screw in the top center of the CPU Type 2 module. Remove the screw and set aside. 4. Locate the mounting screw in the bottom center of the CPU Type 2 module. Remove the screw and set aside. 5. Carefully remove the CPU Type 2 module from the relay housing and set aside. 6. Carefully remove the replacement CPU Type 2 module from the packaging and insert into the PCD chassis. Be certain to align the printed circuit board with the card guides in the housing. 7. Insert the mounting screws that were previously set aside and tighten. 8. Reconnect DC then AC power and the PCD should power up normally. 9. Once the new module is installed, you may get the following prompt on the LCD: “Modules have changed, Press key to update”. If so, do the following: a) Press the ENTER key. Prompt will appear: “Update Catalog number?” b) Press the right arrow key to select “Yes” then press ENTER c) The old style number will appear. Press the down arrow key once. d) The new style number will appear. Press the down arrow key once. e) Prompt will appear: “Confirm Update?” Press the right arrow key to select “Yes”. f) A password prompt will appear. Press ENTER to proceed, as the default password is 4 spaces. g) After the modules have been updated, reset the PCD by pressing the reset button on the rear of the CPU module. The Self Check LED at the right hand side center of the faceplate should now be GREEN. If it is RED call ABB for assistance. h) All settings on the PCD are stored in the CPU card. Therefore, after installing the new CPU card, the desired protection setting will need to be reprogrammed into the unit.
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