OMICRON Academy Online
Webinar (Recorded)
English
rWprs02en
Test Universe, CMC Family

Advantages of using Test Universe for Protection Testing - Introduction Webinar

OMICRON Academy Online
Webinar (Recorded)
English
rWprs02en
Test Universe, CMC Family

Summary

New to OMICRON? Get an overview of the powerful tool of Test Universe and have an insight on the benefits of the automatic assessed tests. Experience the advantages of automated testing in comparison to manual testing. 

Objectives

  • Overview of Test Universe
  • Benefits of the automatic assessed tests
  • Comparsion of automated tests versus manual tests
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Content

  • Manual testing with QuickCMC
  • Modules as an example for automatic assessed tests
  • Automated Testing using OCC, XRIO, PTL
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Duration

51 min

Information

Please use your official Email ID to register for this recorded webinar*.

*For the recorded webinar, we are using “Cisco Webex Events”. This is a Cisco Webex Meetings solution made available by Cisco Systems Inc. (San Jose, California, USA) to conduct our training sessions. For that purpose, your data submitted in the registration process needs to be forwarded to Cisco.

Audience

This is a beginning level course. Anyone who’s interested in Test Universe will benefit from this course.

Prerequisites

No previous course or knowledge of Test Universe is required. A basic understanding of relay testing is a benefit to maximize your learning experience.

Solutions

Test Universe

„All topics were very interesting and very well presented by the instructor.“

Student's feedback

Through our courses, you will gain thorough knowledge of assets and applications in electrical power systems.

Application knowledge

Benefit from an efficient mix of live presentations of the device, logically arranged theory content and practical measurements.

Efficient training methods

You will receive comprehensive manuals for later reference. 

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