Hello and welcome to the video tutorial on Masterpact MTZ App – Walkthrough.
This video will provide an overview of the different screens available in the
Masterpact MTZ App to monitor and maintain a MasterPact MTZ circuit breaker.
In this demonstration, you will learn to:
Connect to the device through communication modes
View the information on the dashboard screen
Operate the circuit breaker through the app
Share information from the app
Once you have logged in to the app, you have an option to connect to the device
by using either the Bluetooth, NFC or USB.
The Bluetooth feature is available in all mobile phones equipped with
Bluetooth support and running Android OS version 5 or IOS 10 and above.
The MTZ Micrologic Control unit is equipped with a Bluetooth B L E chip
with a range of 50 meters
which allows it to communicate with the Masterpact MTZ app.
The app as local HMI over Bluetooth is available only
when the MTZ Micrologic Control Unit is powered on.
Once you select the Bluetooth option, select the device for connecting.
The Dashboard with breaker details appears.
The second communication mode uses NFC,
which is only on Android phones running Android OS version 5 and above.
The MTZ Micrologic trip unit is equipped with an NFC chip
which stores last breaker trip data, even when it is not powered on.
After connecting to the Masterpact MTZ breaker to the Masterpact MTZ smart App via
NFC it is possible to view the breaker data even after moving away from the Breaker.
The Breaker Data that can be viewed after connecting via NFC include:
Circuit Breaker Information, Last Trip Context, Protection Settings, and
Digital modules like Masterpact Operation Assistant and Power Restoration Assistant.
These can be used if the licenses are bought and installed on the Masterpact MTZ.
The USB Connection mode is only available for
Android phones running the Masterpact MTZ app.
The smart phone can be connected to the Micrologic using the USB OTG cable.
All the functions that are available with B L E connection are also available
when connected via the USB cable.
Once you connect through Bluetooth or the NFC,
the first screen that comes up is the MTZ Dashboard screen,
which gives information about the current in each phase such as
I1, I2 and I3 in the bar chart.
Note that in USA, the power indentations are A, B, and C.
You can also view the circuit breaker health state and the trip or alarm information
The Metering screen shows the RMS current, voltages, and
networks which reveal the metering data.
The Protection settings screen shows the standard protection
and optional protection settings.
You can also edit the protection settings.
The Diagnosis screen shows information
about the maintenance cycle for the MTZ Micrologic unit.
It also shows the details of the breaker service life and contact wear.
The Circuit Breaker Status screen is where you can operate the circuit breaker.
You can also view the circuit breaker information,
synchronize the circuit breaker time with the phone,
and view the status of the digital modules that are activated in the MTZ Micrologic unit.
When a trip occurs,
you can easily share the breaker information with the facility manager
or maintenance personnel using the Share feature.
The Settings data that can be shared using the Masterpact MTZ app includes:
Protection settings data, breaker configuration data
Last trip context data and, waveform capture data.
This concludes the video on Masterpact MTZ App – Walkthrough.
In this video, we saw how to:
Connect to the device through communication modes.
View the information on the dashboard screen.
Operate the circuit breaker through the app, and Share information from the app.
Thanks for watching.