Omicron cmc 256 plus price software#

Possibility to test in primary and/or secondary quantities. Very good export of test data, in Microsoft DataBase format.

Omicron cmc 256 plus price software#

Some parts of the software are very good and easy to use. Performances are more than enough for testing numerical relays. Software is easy to use (you do need some practice). They can test in primary or secondary quantities. They have the new XRIO concept to draw characteristics for a lot of relays (without need to import the RIO files, characteristic is generated by the XRIO itself). They have ethernet port, they can trip by GOOSE messages instead of binary inputs, they are able to import SCD files etc. Omicron ( CMC256-6 is ready for IEC61850. RE: Relay testers oldfieldguy (Electrical) 13 Oct 06 10:11 Multifunction relays can be 1-100 different functions. I like to have the ability to modify the test plans easily. Some utilities have minimal documentation, such as relay test cards. Then of course there is the documentation. Perhaps if all relays were mechanical that would be a rational response, but in my experience, one would be a fool in trying to test a SEL, Basler, ABB, or GE without talking to the relay during the test. Some people quip about computer controlled or not. Protest is very poor at this, as is Manta and Programma. The ability to make a nice report automatically and quickly is a clear plus. In the service world, one does not get paid until the report is submitted. On the Software side, Omicron is clearly the best. Programma does not have the power for US 5 amp relays. Our Pulsar spent a lot of time in the repair shop, or being dropped in order to get it to work. The Manta I used was state of the art at the time (10 yrs ago). What impressed me most was that in the Omicron demo, the guy picked up the test set and dropped it on the table before doing the demo. I have used Doble, Megger (AVO), Manta, Programma and Omicron at various service companies over the past years. RE: Relay testers DTR2011 (Electrical) 13 Oct 06 09:19 In the near future all test kit manufacturers will have to make their test kits fluent in the IEC 61850 protocol, as this will be a require to converse with the majority of modern relays. This manipulation is performed automatically for electronic settings.Д«y all account it covers all the database angles covered by RTS too. They claim to be able to represent any relay information in an importable IEC 61850 format. They are new kids on the block that have an interesting market offering as a open test kit solution. However, you may want to consider these guys. I believe GE Programma have are aiming for this too. I do not know another test set that can import all electronic settings from any IED, manipulate these settings to test parameters and automatically populate test plans on an equal with the Omicron. Omicron seems to maintain an innovative position one step ahead of the rest. However with regards to software, the Omicron test universe Ver.2 is streets ahead of Pro-test. In this regard I believe the Doble F6150 pips the CMC 256-6. In terms of hardware, I'd be looking for 6 current sources, (the higher the compliance voltage the better) and minimum of four voltages.Д«inary inputs should double as oscillographic measuring channels.