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1 | initial version |
The model must be read into PSSE in a .DYR file or a .DYA file so the program knows that the model exists.
The DYRE-record informs PSSE what kind of model it is (e.g. exciter) and how many ICON, CON, STATE and VAR the model is using.
2 | No.2 Revision |
The model must be read into PSSE in a .DYR file or a .DYA file so the program knows that the model exists.
The DYRE-record informs PSSE what kind of model it is (e.g. exciter) and how many ICON, CON, STATE and VAR the model is using.
EDIT:
Record for an exciter model:
BUSID 'USRMDL' ID 'model name' IC IT NI NC NS NV data list /
For example exciter model MYEXC using 6 CONs, 3 STATEs and 2 VARs at machine 1, bus 101:
101 'USRMDL' 1 'MYEXC' 4 0 0 6 3 2 data list /
Data list contains the values of the 6 CONs.
3 | No.3 Revision |
The model must be read into PSSE in a .DYR file or a .DYA file so the program knows that the model exists.
The DYRE-record informs PSSE what kind of model it is (e.g. exciter) and how many ICON, CON, STATE and VAR the model is using.
EDIT:
Record for an exciter model:
BUSID 'USRMDL' ID 'model name' IC IT NI NC NS NV data list /
For example exciter model MYEXC using 6 CONs, 3 STATEs and 2 VARs at machine 1, bus 101:
101 'USRMDL' 1 'MYEXC' 4 0 0 6 3 2 data list /
Data list contains the values of the 6 CONs.
Whenever at least one instance of a user model is read into PSSE dynamic setup via a .DYR file another instances can be added through the GUI or with an API.