05_20061013_V4.00_EVRC2A_Manual_Software

EVRC2A INTERFACE SOFTWARE

USER’S MANUAL

ENTECELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD

ENTEC

Copyright © 2002 by ENTEC ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD all right reserved. Forerunner Distribution & Automation

Release Date: Oct 2006 / Manual Revision: 4.00

EVRC2A INTERFACE SOFTWARE http://www.entecene.co.kr

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Version Information.................................................................................................................... 5System Requirements ................................................................................................................. 5Technical Support....................................................................................................................... 5

1. FEATURES ......................................................................................................................6

2. INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................7

3. PROGRAM START ........................................................................................................8

4. MENU BAR.................................................................................................................... 10

4.1. FILE .................................................................................................................................. 104.2. VIEW ................................................................................................................................ 104.3. ONLINE............................................................................................................................ 114.4. Change Setting .................................................................................................................. 114.5. Download .......................................................................................................................... 114.6. Upload Setting................................................................................................................... 124.7. HELP................................................................................................................................. 12

5. TOOL BAR.....................................................................................................................13

6. ADD RECLOSER ITEM ..............................................................................................14

7. ONLINE CONNECTION.............................................................................................17

8. HISTORY DATA RECEIVE.........................................................................................19

8.1. Setting Value Receive........................................................................................................ 198.2. System Status Event Receive ............................................................................................ 208.3. Load Profile Event Receive............................................................................................... 218.4. Fault Cycle Event Receive ................................................................................................ 228.5. Diagnostic Event Receive ................................................................................................. 248.6. Class-defined setup Receive.............................................................................................. 25

9. HISTORY DATA VIEW................................................................................................26

9.1. Setting Value ..................................................................................................................... 269.2. System Status Event View................................................................................................. 30



9.3. Load Profile Event View ................................................................................................... 339.4. Fault Cycle Event View..................................................................................................... 359.5. Diagnostic Event View ...................................................................................................... 419.6. Actual Value & Control ..................................................................................................... 43

10. CHANGE SETTING................................................................................................... 50

10.1. Relay Setup Change ........................................................................................................ 5010.2. System Setup Change...................................................................................................... 5110.3. Protection Setup Change ................................................................................................. 5210.4. Monitoring Setup Change................................................................................................ 5310.5. Class-defined Setup Change............................................................................................ 54

11. SETTING VALUE TRANSFER................................................................................. 61

12. DATA MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................. 62

12.1. History Data Save............................................................................................................ 6212.2. Setting Value Save........................................................................................................... 6312.3. RDB File Open................................................................................................................ 6412.4. Setting Value File Open................................................................................................... 6512.5. Class-Defined Information File Open ............................................................................. 65

13. PRINT EXAMPLE...................................................................................................... 67

13.1. Recloser Registration Print Example............................................................................... 6713.2. Relay Setup Print Example.............................................................................................. 6813.3. System Setup Print Example ........................................................................................... 6913.4. Protection Setup Print Example....................................................................................... 7013.5. Monitoring Setup Print Example..................................................................................... 7113.6. System Status Event Print Example ................................................................................ 7213.7. Load Profile Waveform Print Example ........................................................................... 7313.8. Load Profile Waveform Print Example ........................................................................... 7413.9. Fault Cycle Summary Print Example .............................................................................. 7513.10. Fault Cycle Print Example............................................................................................. 7613.11. Diagnostic Event Print Example.................................................................................... 7713.12. Class defined Information Print Example ..................................................................... 78



Version Information

EVRC2A Interface Software 1.5.9.3

System Requirements

Intel Pentium Processor compatible Microsoft Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP Hard disk drive with at least 20MB of free space 32MB system memory EVRC2A Control Ver. 4.41 above

Technical Support

Address 78-2 Buncheon-Ri, Bongdam-Eup, Hwaseong-City, Kyungki-Do, Korea Tel +82-31-226-1161 Fax +82-31-226-1164 E-mail [email protected] WWW http://www.entecene.co.kr



1. FEATURES

EVRC2A Interface Software is program available WINDOWS, able to manage History Data and Setting Value by connecting Port1(RS232) of EVRC2A. It has features as follows.

1) Recloser can be registered as a Item and registered Recloser is managed as an Area of

Equipment. 2) History Data can be managed in each registered Recloser Item. 3) All History Data of Recloser can be recorded and displayed on screen, measured data can be

checked by graph. 4) Recorded History Data can be saved as a file and the saved file can be read and printed with

Off-Line. 5) In the User Interface Panel, setting can be changed On-Line without using key.



2. INSTALLATION Extract the file, launch evrc2aXX.exe for the installation. Following pictures show the program installation.

(EVRC2A Interface Software is available in ENTEC website - http://www.entecene.co.kr)

1) Click [Next]

2) Select a folder to be installed.

3) Setup status…

4) Installation completed.

Click Click

Click



3. PROGRAM START 1) Launch the program from

“Start/Programs/ENTEC/EVRC2A InterfaceSoftware/EVRC2A Interface Software”

2) Program starts with logo.

3) Main Screen

Registration space

Status Bar

Wark space

Menu Bar

Title Bar

Tool Bar



TITLE BAR Shows specs of Hardware. (Control Firmware Version 3.01 higher support)

MENU BAR All program functions are in Menu.

TOOL BAR Some of functions in MENU BAR can be made for ICON to run easily

WORK SPACE Shows registered Item and RDB File as Tree Structure.

REGISTRATION SPACE Saves/displays information of Item such as Mfg.Serial NO.

STATUS BAR Displays Help Note when Menu or Toolbar is selected and it shows ON-Line/Off-Line status of EVRC2A.



4. MENU BAR

4.1. FILE

“Open” function can be operated on OFF-line. Open: Opens saved History Data File(*.RDB). Save: Saves History Data as a file. Setting Open: Opens saved Setting File(*.SYS)

Setting Save: Saves Setting Value. Class-Defined Info. Open: Opens saved Class Defined Information File(*.TXT)

※ It is supported only from DNP 3.0 Protocol.

Quit: It quits the program.

4.2. VIEW

Setting Value: It displays Setting Value Relay Setup View

Shows the Setting Value of Relay Setup.

System Setup View Shows the Setting value of System Setup.

Protection Setup View Shows the Setting Value of Protection Setup.

Monitoring Setup View Shows the Setting Value of Monitoring Setup.

System Status: It shows System Status Event. Load Profile: It shows Load Profile Event. Fault Cycle Event: It shows Fault Cycle Event. Diagnostic Event: It shows Diagnostic Event. Actual Value & Control: It shows Actual Value of Controller and possible to Remote Control.Workspace: It Shows or hides the Workspace. Tool Bar: It Shows or hides the Tool Bar. Status Bar: It Shows or hides the Status Bar.



4.3. ONLINE

Connect Setup communication configuration of EVRC2A and connect online.

4.4. Change Setting

Relay Setup Change Setting Value of Relay Setup.

System Setup Change Setting Value of System Setup.

Protection Setup Change Setting Value of Protection Setup.

Monitoring Setup Change Setting Value of Monitoring Setup.

4.5. Download

Setting Value Receive Setting Value.

System Status Receive System Status Event.

Load Profile Receive Load Profile Event.

Fault Cycle Event Receive Fault Cycle Event.

Diagnostic Event Receive Diagnostic Event.

Download All Receive above all Information..

Class-defined setup Receive Class-defined Information.



4.6. Upload Setting

With On-Line status, after receiving Setting Value, transfer changed Setting Value or transfer saved Setting File (*.SYS).

4.7. HELP

EVRC2A Information It shows the information of EVRC2A Interface Software.

1) Click the [HOMEPAGE] Button to move to ENTEC website.

Click



5. TOOL BAR Some of functions in MENU BAR can be made for ICON to run easily ICON in box shall be activated when opening History Data File(*.RDB) or during On-Line

status

File/Open File/Save

File/Setting Open File/Setting Save

View/Setting Value/Protection Setup View View/System Status

View/Load Profile View/Fault Cycle Event

View/Diagnostic Event View/Actual Value & Control

Online/Connect Online/Change Setting/Protection Setup

View/Workspace Help/EVRC2A Information



6. ADD RECLOSER ITEM Many recloser can be managed as registered Items. Registered Reclosers are managed in each Area of Equipment.

1) Fill in each Recloer Registration blank with

proper value and press [Register] button.

Mfg. Serial No. Enter serial Number.

Date of Manufacture Enter date of manufacture.

Date of Equipment Enter data of Equipment.

Area of Equipment Enter area of Equipment. (After registration, Area of Equipment becomes Item name and the same Item name can not be used at the same time.

Specification Enter any necessary note for user.

Modify Recloser Registration.

Register new Item.

Print Recloser Registration.

(Please refer to “13.1. Recloser Registration Print Example”)

2) Click

1) Fill in the blanks



2) Check that “ENTEC-1” Item is created.

3) To modify “Recloser Registration” of an Item, select an Item, modify information and press

[Modify] button.

EVRC2A Interface Software includes following features about the tree structure.

4) Recloser Registration It is a top of tree structure. Functions are;

① Refresh: Refresh the tree structure. ② Scan all: It scans and displays the all RDB

files in the selected folder.

③ Delete all: Remove all items from the tree. ④ View only registered area: If it is checked

only displayed registered item.

3) Item check

1) Select registered

2) Modify information

3) Click



5) Item It is a item that registered in the registration space. Functions are;

① Scan Files: It scans and displays the same item name in the selected folder.

② Delete Item: Remove the selected item from the tree.

6) *.RDB It is a RDB file in the item. Functions are;

① Change Eq. Area: It changes the item location.

- Click [Change Eq. Area], [Area of Eq.] is come out.

- Type into area of equipment, and click, [Change].

- If new equipment is set, click [New], and register Recloser Item.

② Remove from list: Remove the selected file list from the item.



7. ONLINE CONNECTION 1) Connect Communication Cable to Serial Port on computer.

(Both side of Communication Cable are the same type, for more details about Cable information

refer to Figure of “Communication Cable” in ”User Manual-Recloser Control EVRC2A”. 2) Connect the other side of Communication Cable to Port 1 in User Interface Panel. 3) Run EVRC2A Interface Software and select

“Online/Connect”

4) Check Port Setting Status before change and

press [Port Setting] button.

5) Select Serial Port and Baud Rate to be used in PC and press [OK] button.

Baud Rate of EVRC2A is fixed for 19.2K. Press [Default Setting] button as below

Serial Port: COM1, Baud Rate: 19.2K

1) Online/Connect

4) Click

3) Port/Speed Selection

2) Click



<When port setting is correct> “On line” is shown on Status Bar

Tool Bar activates.

<When port setting is incorrect>

Check Serial Port. If Serial Port setting is correct, check cable connection and after exit the program, try again.

6) Select an Item, [OK] button. New History Data will be registered in the selected Item.

7) If there is no registered Item, press [New] button.

8) Enter a value the same as the method of

“6. ADD RECLOSER ITEM” and press

[Register] button to add new Item.

8) Click

7) Enter a value

6) Click

5) Click



8. HISTORY DATA RECEIVE

8.1. Setting Value Receive

1) Select “Online/Download/Setting Value”

2) Press [OK] button.

3) Screens of receiving Setting Value. Receive BANK1 ~ BANK6.

(Press [Cancel] button to cancel.)

4) Press [OK] button to complete.

1) Click

3) Click

2) Click



8.2. System Status Event Receive

1) Select “Online/Download/System Status”


3) Screen of receiving System Status Event.



5) Shows System Status View Window after receiving is completed.

1) Click

3) Click

2) Click



8.3. Load Profile Event Receive

1) Select “Online/Download/Load Profile”


3) Screen of receiving Load Profile Event.



5) Shows Load Profile View Window after receiving is completed.

1) Click

3) Click

2) Click



8.4. Fault Cycle Event Receive

1) Select “Online/Download/Fault Cycle Event”


3) Screen of receiving Fault Cycle Event Summary



5) Shows Fault Cycle Event Summary View Window after receiving is completed.

1) Click

3) Click

2) Click



6) Select a data to receive and press [VIEW] button.

(Press [ALL] button receive all data in summary, note: it takes more time.)


8) Screen of receiving Fault Cycle Event.


9) Shows Fault Wave Window after receiving is completed.

4) Select a data to receive

5) Click



8.5. Diagnostic Event Receive

1) Select “Online/Download/Diagnostic Event”


3) Screen of receiving Diagnostic Event.



5) Shows Diagnostic Event View Window after receiving is completed.

※ “Online/Download/Download All” can receive all data such as Setting Value, System Status and so on.

1) Click

2) Click

3) Click



8.6. Class-defined setup Receive

1) Select “Online/Download/ Class-defined setup”.


3) Screen of receiving Class-Defined Information.


4) Class-Defined Information Window after receiving is completed.

1) Click

2) Click



9. HISTORY DATA VIEW

Sub Menu in “View” Menu indicate “ONLINE DATA”, “OFFLINE DATA” on Title Bar depending on the status.

<ONLINE DATA> Received data from EVRC2A with On-Line.

<OFFLINE DATA> Loaded data from saved File(*.RDB) with Off-Line. File name is displayed.

9.1. Setting Value

9.1.1. Relay Setup View 1) Select “View/Setting Value/Relay setup View”

※ “Relay Setup View” has its own tab depending on Communication Protocol.

<DNP 3.0 Setting View>

<MODBUS Setting View> <IEC60870-5-104 Setting View>

1) Click



2) Press [PRINT] button to print. (For print example, please refer to “13.2 Relay Setup Print Example”)

3) To close this Window after checked setting

value, press [OK] button.

9.1.2. System Setup View

1) Select “View / Setting Value / System Setup

View”

2) Press [PRINT] button to print. (For print example, please refer to

“13.3. System Setup Print Example”) 3) To close this Window after checked setting

value, press [CLOSE] button.

3) Click

3) Click

2) Click

1) Click

2) Click



9.1.3. Protection Setup View 1) Select “View/Setting Value/Protection Setup

View”

2) To see Primary Setting Value, select [Primary] button and to see Alternate Setting Value, select

[Alternate] button. To see Other Setting(BANK1~6) Value, select

[Others] button.


“13.4. Protection Setup Print Example”)

4) To close this Window after checked setting

value, press [CLOSE] button.

1) Click

4) Click

3) Click

2) Select Pri./Alter./Others



9.1.4. Monitoring Setup View 1) Select “View/Setting Value/Monitoring Setup

View”

2) To see Primary Setting Value, select [Primary] button and to see Alternate Setting Value, select

[Alternate] button. To see Other Setting(BANK1~6) Value, select

[Others] button.


“13.5. Monitoring Setup Print Example”) 4) To close this Window after checked setting

value, press [OK] button.

1) Click

3) Click

4) Click




9.2. System Status Event View

1) Select “View/System Status” 2) Select dates to search Events during chosen

dates and press. [Search] button.


“13.6. System Status Event Print Example”)

4) System Status View Window

Setting Area Shows Area of Equipment.

No Numbering is apply from the lastest Event. 500 Event is displayed from 1 to 500.

TYPE It shows a kind of Event.

For each Event please refer to “Table 9-1. SYSTEM STATUS EVENTS” for more detail.

STATUS HI/ASSERT: An Event in STATUS has occurred. LO/DEASSERT: An Event in STATUS has disoccurred.

Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Sec, msec It shows year, month, day, hour, minute, second, 1/1000 second of Event occurred.

2) Click

1) Click

3) Click



Table 9-1. SYSTEM STATUS EVENTS (1/2)

EVENT DESCRIPTION

PHASE F Phase fast protection element

PHASE D Phase delay protection element

GROUND F Ground fast protection element

GROUND D Ground delay protection element

NEUTRAL F Neutral fast protection element

NEUTRAL D Neutral delay protection element

NEG SEQ F Negative Sequence fast protection element

NEG SEQ D Negative Sequence fast protection element

P HIGH LO Phase High Current lockout protection element

G HIGH LO Ground High Current lockout protection element

N HIGH LO Neutral High Current lockout protection element

NEG HIGH LO Negative Sequence High Current lockout protection element

P HIGH TR Phase High Current Trip protection element

G HIGH TR Ground High Current Trip protection element

N HIGH TR Neutral High Current Trip protection element

NEG HIGH TR Negative Sequence High Current Trip protection element

SEF TR Sensitive Earth Fault protection element

P-DEMT TR Phase demand Trip element

G DEMT TR Phase demand Trip element

FREQ TR Frequency Protection element

UNDER1VOLT Under-voltage 1 protection element

UNDER2VOLT Under-voltage 2 protection element

OVER1 VOLT Over-voltage 1 protection element

OVER2 VOLT Over-voltage 2 protection element

SYNCH CHK Synchro Check

52A 52A contact status

79 RESET Sequence reset status

79 CYCLE Sequence cycle status

79LOCKOUT Sequence lockout status



Table 9-1. SYSTEM STATUS EVENTS (2/2)

EVENT DESCRIPTION

LOCAL CL Front Panel CLOSE pushbutton

LOCAL OP Front Panel OPEN pushbutton

LOCAL FI/R Front Panel FI RESET pushbutton

LOCAL BT Front Panel BATTERY LOAD TEST pushbutton

PROT EN Front Panel PROTECTION ENABLED pushbutton

GND EN Front Panel GROUND ENABLED pushbutton

SEF EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

RECLOSE EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

CONTR LOCK Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

REMOTE EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

ALT EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

PROG1 EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

PROG2 EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

HOTLINE EN Front Panel SEF ENABLED pushbutton

AC POWER AC supply status

EXT OPEN External OPEN element

EXT CLOSE External CLOSE element

CB LOCK Circuit Breaker (Recloser) LOCK

FAIL TRIP FAIL TRIP

FAIL CLOSE FAIL CLOSE

EXT IN01-08 External INPUT01-08 Active

SYS ALARM System Alarm Active

TRIP-SIG Trip Signal

CLOSE-SIG Close Signal



9.3. Load Profile Event View

1) Select “View/Load Profile”

2) Enter searching dates, press [Search] button, Events that occurred within the dates, display.

3) Select a data to receive and press [Graph] button to see Load Profile Waveform.

4) Load Profile Waveform Window

① “I” Waveform: Display Current Waveform. ② Power Waveform: Display Power Waveform. ③ Waveform Range: Set the minimum and maximum value on Y axis (Vertical) in graph. ④ Grid

- Axis: Set Vertical line and Horizontal line. - Type: Set the line shape (THIN, THICK, DOT, DASH).

1) “I” Waveform

4) Grid

3) Waveform Range

1) Click

2) Click 3) Click

4) Select a data to receive

2) Power Waveform

5) Waveform

6) CONFIG 7) Waveform Print



⑤ Waveform Type: Set the Waveform shape (Line, Line+Dot, Curve, Curve+Dot) ⑥ Configuration: Select Current and Power Wave elements to display. Please refer to “4) Fault

Waveform Window” of “9.4. Fault Cycle Event View” for more details.

⑦ Waveform Print: Print Waveform. (For print example, please refer to “13.7. Load Profile Waveform Print Example”)

5) Press [PRINT] button to print Load Profile Event. (For print example, please refer to

“13.8. Load Profile Waveform Print Example”)

6) Load Profile View Window

Setting Area Shows Area of Equipment.

No Numbering is apply from the lastest Event. 1024 Event is displayed from 1 to 1024

Ia, Ib, Ic, Ig Shows Phase, A, B, C, Ground Current.

Real P.A, P.B, PC, P3P Shows Real Power A, B, C, 3Φ.

Reac P.A, P.B, PC, P3P Shows Reactive Power A, B, C, 3Φ.

Y, M, D, H, M, S It shows year, month, day, hour, minute, second of Event occurred.

4) Click



9.4. Fault Cycle Event View

1) Select “View/Fault Cycle Event”.

2) Press [PRINT] button to print Fault Cycle Event Summary. (For print example, please refer to

“13.9. Fault Cycle Summary Print Example”)

3) Select Fault Cycle to see and press [VIEW] button.

4) Fault Waveform Window

① Fault Waveform(A): Fault Wave element which is set in “Configuration window Axis 1” are displayed

② Fault Waveform(B): Fault Wave elements which is set in “Configuration window Axis 2” are displayed

③ Fault Analysis: Fault Analysis Signals are displayed. These signals are set in “Configuration

1) Click

2) Click

3) Select data 4) Click

1) Fault Waveform(A)

5) Grid

4) Waveform Range

6) Waveform

7) CONFIG 3) Fault Analysis

2) Fault Waveform(B)

8) Waveform Print



window in Digital Axis”.

④ Waveform Range: Set the minimum and maximum value on Y axis(Vertical) in graph. ⑤ Grid

- Axis: Set Vertical line and Horizontal line. - Type: Set the Axis line shape (THIN, THICK, DOT, DASH).

⑥ Waveform Type: Set the shape of Waveform (Line, Line+Dot, Curve, Curve+Dot) ⑦ CONFIG: Collect elements display in Fault

Waveform(A) , in Fault Waveform (B) and in Fault Analysis. Display elements include Status, Protection, Control, etc.

- Element adding: Axis1 Elements and Axis2 Elements can be selected from Analog. Select an element in Analog and drag it into Axis1 or Axis 2. One element can be selected at one time and Digital Axis can have 8 elements.

- Element Deleting: Select an element in Axis list and drag it out to Analog. It is opposite way of element adding step.

- OK: To store Axis list change information.

⑧ Waveform Print: Print Waveform. (For print example, please refer to “13.10. Fault Cycle Print Example”)



Table 9-2. ANALYSIS ELEMENTS (1/3)

ELEMENT DESCRIPTION

27A1 A Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup

27B1 B Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup

27C1 C Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup

3P27-1 Three Phase: Under Voltage 1 - Pickup

27TO1 Under Voltage 1 - Timeout

27A2 A Phase: Under Voltage 2 - Pickup

27B2 B Phase: Under Voltage 2 – Pickup

27C2 C Phase: Under Voltage 2 – Pickup

3P27-2 Three Phase: Under Voltage 2 – Pickup

27TO2 Under Voltage 2 – Timeout

59A1 A Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup

59B1 B Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup

59C1 C Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup

3P59-1 Three Phase: Over Voltage 1 – Pickup

59TO1 Over Voltage 1 – Timeout

59A2 A Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup

59B2 B Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup

59C2 C Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup

3P59-2 Three Phase: Over Voltage 2 – Pickup

59TO2 Over Voltage 2 – Timeout

50P1 Phase: High Current Lockout – Pickup

50P2 Phase: High Current Trip – Pickup

50G1 Ground: High Current Lockout – Pickup

50G2 Ground: High Current Trip – Pickup

46(50)-1 Negative Seq’: High Current Lockout – Pickup

46(50)-2 Negative Seq’: High Current Trip – Pickup

67P1 Phase: Directional High Current Lockout – Pickup

67P2 Phase: Directional High Current Trip – Pickup

67I2-1 Negative Seq’: Directional High Current Lockout – Pickup




ELEMENT DESCRIPTION

67I2-2 Negative Seq’: Directional High Current Trip – Pickup

67G1 Ground: Directional High Current Lockout – Pickup

67G2 Ground : Directional High Current Trip – Pickup

67SEF Directional Sensitive Earth Fault – Pickup

51P1 Phase: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Pickup

51P2 Phase: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Pickup

51G1 Ground: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Pickup

51G2 Ground: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Pickup

51SEF Sensitive Earth Fault – Pickup

46(51)-1 Negative Seq’: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Pickup

T46(51)-2 Negative Seq’: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Pickup

51P1TO Phase: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

51P2TO Phase: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

51G1TO Ground: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

51G2TO Ground: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

46(51)-1TO Negative Seq’: Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

46(51)-2TO Negative Seq’: Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

67P1T Phase: Directional Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

67G1T Ground: Directional Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

67Q1T Negative Seq’: Directional Fast Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

67P2T Phase: Directional Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

67G2T Ground: Directional Delay Time-Overcurrent – Timeout

67Q2T Negative Seq': Directional Delay Time-Overcurrent - Timeout

67SEF-TO Directional Sensitive Earth Fault - Timeout

PDEMT Phase Demand - Timeout

GDEMT Ground Demand - Timeout

QDEMT Negative Seq' Demand - Timeout

79Reset 79 Reset

79Cycle 79 Cycle




ELEMENT DESCRIPTION

79Lockout 79 Lockout

Shot0 79 Shot Counter





CLOSE Close Signal

25P Synchronism Pickup

VTFAIL Voltage Transformer Fail

81P Under Frequency - Pickup

81TO Under Frequency - Timeout

CLP-OC Cold Load Pickup: Outage Condition - Pickup

CLP-RMT Cold Load Pickup: Restore Minimum Trip - Pickup

CLP-OCTO Cold Load Pickup: Outage Condition -Timeout

CLP-RMTTO Cold Load Pickup: Restore Minimum Trip - Timeout

P-CLP Phase Cold Load Pickup

G-CLP Ground Cold Load Pickup

Q-CLP Negative Seq' Cold Load Pickup

52A 52A Contact

TRIP Trip Signal

CLOSE-F Close Fail

OUT01 ~ 08 Auxiliary Output1 ~ 8

ALARM ALARM

IN01 ~ 08 Auxiliary Input1 ~ 8



5) Fault Cycle Event View Window


Target A, B, C, Ground

Indicate a fault phase.(In case that Pickup and Trip is within 15cycle.)

Fault Pickup An Event has 2 waveform Pickup part and Trip part. (In case that the length of Timeout is over 15cycle.)

Fault Locator The fault locator calculates the distance to the fault.

Shot Counter Reclosing Shot Counter.

Ia, Ib, Ic, Ig, Is, Iq Display Phase A, B, C Current / Ground, SEF, Negative Sequence Current

Y, M, D, H, M, S, MS It shows year, month, day, hour, minute, second, 1/1000 second of Event occurred.



9.5. Diagnostic Event View

1) Select “View/Diagnostic Event”.

2) Enter searching dates, press [Search] button, Events that occurred within the dates, display.


“13.11. Diagnostic Event Print Example”)

4) Diagnostic Event View Window

Setting Area Display Area of Equipment.


TYPE It shows a kind of Event.

For each Event please refer to “Table 9-3. DIAGNOSTIC EVENTS” for more detail.

STATUS HI/ASSERT: An Event in STATUS has occurred. LO/DEASSERT: An Event in STATUS has disoccurred.

Y, M, D, H, M, Sec, msec It shows year, month, day, hour, minute, second, 1/1000 second of Event occurred.

1) Click

2) Click

3) Click



Table 9-3. DIAGNOSTIC EVENTS

EVENT DESCRIPTION

AC FAIL External power FAIL

CHARGE CIRCUIT FAIL Battery charge circuit FAIL

BATT. DISCHARGE Battery Discharge (Value < 21V)

NO BATT. NO Battery (Value < 15V)

BATT. FAIL Battery Discharge or No Battery

SYSPOW FAIL System power FAIL

+12V FAIL System power +12V FAIL

+5 V FAIL System power +5V FAIL

-12V FAIL System power -12V FAIL

SLEEP MODE Panel sleep mode

POWER DOWN Power down mode

GAS LOW Gas pressure Low (Value < 0.1 Bar)

GAS HIGH Gas pressure High (Value > 1.5 Bar)

A/D CONVERSION FAIL A/D conversion FAIL

A/D REF1 FAIL A/D converter reference voltage 1 FAIL

A/D REF2 FAIL A/D converter reference voltage 2 FAIL

SETTING CHANGE Setting Changed

RESTART System restarted

PARALLEL EEROM FAIL Parallel EEPROM FAIL

SERIAL EEROM FAIL Serial EEPROM FAIL

D-RAM FAIL Data RAM FAIL

S-RAM FAIL Setting RAM FAIL

RTC NVRAM FAIL RTC NV RAM FAIL

RTC FAIL RTC Time FAIL

RTC BATT. LOW RTC Battery LOW

INIT VALUE FAIL Initial Value FAIL

INIT SETTING FAIL Initial Setting Value FAIL

C-BD FAIL Communication Option Board FAIL

COLD RST Cold Restarted



9.6. Actual Value & Control

1) Select “View/Actual Value & Control” (With On-Line, it can be selected)


3) Screen of receiving Actual value & Control data



1) Click

2) Click

3) Click



5) Shows Actual Value & Control Window after receiving is completed.

① SYSTEM INFORMATION Displays Control Firmware Version and Communication Firmware Version.

- Protocol : It shows present Protocol installed in control box.

- ex) DNP 3.0 & MODBUS

② SYSTEM STATUS - +12V, -12V, +5V : Main Board Power - BAT : Battery Voltage - TMP : Main Board Temperature - GAS : Gas Pressure

⑧

③

① ②

⑨

④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦



③ CURRENT - Phase A : Displays the measured phase A

RMS current and phasor (A, deg°)

- Phase B : Displays the measured phase B RMS current and phasor (A, deg°)

- Phase C : Displays the measured phase C RMS current and phasor (A, deg°)

- GND : Displays the measured ground RMS current and phasor (A, deg°)

- Sensitive : Displays the measured sensitive earth RMS current and phasor (A, deg°) - POS SEQ : Displays the calculated positive sequence RMS current and phasor (A, deg°) - NEG SEQ : Displays the calculated negative sequence RMS current and phasor (A, deg°) - ZERO SEQ : Displays the calculated zero sequence RMS current and phasor (A, deg°)

④ VOLTAGE - A-N : Displays the measured A-N RMS

voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°)

- B-N : Displays the measured B-N RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°)

- C-N : Displays the measured C-N RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°)

- Average : Displays the calculated average of the RMS phase voltage (㎸)

- A-B : Displays the measured A-B RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°) - B-C : Displays the measured B-C RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°) - C-A : Displays the measured C-A RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°) - Average : Displays the calculated average of the RMS line voltage(㎸)

- POS SEQ: Displays the calculated positive sequence RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°) - NEG SEQ : Displays the calculated negative sequence RMS voltage and phasor (㎸, deg°)- ZERO SEQ : Displays the calculated zero sequence RMS voltage and phasor (kV, deg°)



⑤ FREQUENCY / SYNCHRO - Frequency (㎐) - Frequency decay rate (㎐/Sec)

- Synchro Voltage (㎸) - Synchro Phasor (deg°) - Synchro Frequency (㎐)

- Synchrocheck delta (Phasor, voltage, frequency)

⑥ POWER / ENERGY - Real power (MW) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ - Reactive power(Mvar) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ - Apparent power(MVA) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ - Power factor(%) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ

- Positive watthour(MWh) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ

- Negative watthour(MWh) Phase A,B,C,3Φ - Positive varhour(Mvar) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ - Negative varhour(Mvar) Phase A, B, C, 3Φ

⑦ DEMAND - Current (Present, Max, Max Time)

Phase A, B, C, Ground, Sensitive Earth

- Real Power (Present, Max, Max Time) Phase A, B, C, Ground 3Φ

- Reactive Power (Present, Max, Max Time) Phase A, B, C, Ground 3Φ

Control Firmware Version 3.01 higher support




⑧ CONTROL PANEL - Voltage Conditions

27 : Under voltage pickup 59 : Over voltage pickup 25 : Synchronism check pickup 81 : Under frequency pickup

- Control Run Status of EVRC2A systems shows normal

- Self Check Status of EVRC2A systems shows warning

- Ac Supply : Status of supplying the external AC power - Charge : Status of charging the battery - Discharge : Status of discharged battery

- Sequence Status Reset : Sequence shows resetting Cycle : Sequence shows running Lockout : Sequence shows lockout

- Trip Type Inst : Shows instantaneous trip Delay : Shows delay trip High Curr’ : Shows high current trip

- Fault Indication A, B, C : Indicates an over-current fault has occurred on one of the phase lines G : Indicates an over-current fault has occurred on the neutral line SEF : Indicates a sensitive earth fault has occurred on the neutral line

- Relay Output Status Shows status of External port.




Panel Status Display PROTECTION ENABLED : All Protection elements are enabled / disabled GROUND ENABLED : Ground Protection elements are enabled / disabled SEF ENABLED : SEF Protection elements are enabled / disabled RECLOSE ENABLED : Reclose function is enabled / disabled CONTROL LOCKED : Front panel function is locked / unlocked REMOTE ENABLED : Remote control is enabled / disabled ALTERNATE SETTINGS : Alternate setting is enabled / disabled (Primary Setting is enable) PROGRAM 1 ENABLED : Program 1 function is enabled / disabled PROGRAM 2 ENABLED: Program 2 function is enabled / disabled HOT LINE TAG : Hot Line Tag function is enabled / disabled CLOSE, OPEN : Indicates the position of the Recloser

Panel Remote Control PROTECTION ENABLED : Sends a protection enable/disable signal to controller GROUND ENABLED : Sends a ground enable/disable signal to controller SEF ENABLED : Sends a SEF enable/disable signal to controller RECLOSE ENABLED : Sends a reclose enable/disable signal to controller CONTROL LOCKED : Sends a control lock enable/disable signal to controller ALTERNATE SETTINGS : Sends a alternate setting enable/disable signal to controller PROGRAM 1 ENABLED : Sends a program 1 function enable/disable signal to controller PROGRAM 2 ENABLED : Sends a program 2 function enable/disable signal to controller HOT LINE TAG : Sends a hot line tag enable/disable signal to controller CLOSE : Sends a close signal to Recloser OPEN : Sends a trip signal to Recloser FI RESET : Reset fault indication BAT, CHECK : Battery load test



Example of Remote Control “CLOSE” 1) Press the button to Remote Control.


3) Screen of receiving Actual Value & Control.

4) Remote Control is completed.

⑨ AUTO RELOAD 1) Check the [Auto Reload] 2) Select Auto Reload Time (3 ~ 10 second)

3) Press the [UPDATE] button.

3) Click

2) Click

1) Click



10. CHANGE SETTING Setting Value change is available when OFF-Line status and On-Line status. Transferring Setting Value is available when On-Line status only.

For Range and Steps of each Setting Value, please refer to “Appendix E. MENU MESSAGE & HELP MESSAGE DESCRIPTION”

< Setting Value change with On-Line> It means working with transferred Setting Value from EVRC2A with On-Line.

< Setting Value change with Off-Line> It means working with saved Setting Value by loading Setting Value File(*.SYS) from EVRC2A with Off-Line.

10.1. Relay Setup Change

1) Select

“Online/Change Setting/Relay Setup”

※ “Relay Setup” has its own tabs against each Communication Protocol.

<DNP 3.0 Setupe>

<MODBUS Setupe> < IEC60870-5-104 Setupe>

1) Click



2) After change Setting Value, press [Apply] button.

3) After change is completed press [Close] button.

NOTE : Relay set shall be set independently for each bank. However, after EVRC2A version 4.41, regardless of bank, it will be applied to all other banks if it is set in a bank.

10.2. System Setup Change

1) Select “Online/Change Setting/System setup”

2) After change Setting Value, press [APPLY] button.

3) After change is completed press [CLOSE] button.

NOTE : System set shall be set independently for each bank. However, after EVRC2A version 4.41, regardless of bank, it will be applied to all other banks if it is set in a bank.

2) Change Setting

4) Click

1) Click

2) Change Setting

3) Click

4) Click

3) Click



10.3. Protection Setup Change

1) Select “Online/Change Setting/

Protection Setup”

2) To change Primary Setting Value, select

[Primary] button and to change Alternate Setting Value, select [Alternate] button. To change Other Setting(BANK1~6) Value,

select [Others] button.


4) After change is completed, press [CLOSE] button.

1) Click


3) Change Setting

5) Click 4) Click



10.4. Monitoring Setup Change

1) Select “Online/Change Setting/

Monitoring Setup”

2) To change Primary Setting Value, select

[Primary] button and to change Alternate Setting Value, select [Alternate] button. To change Other Setting(BANK1~6) Value,



4) After change is completed press [CLOSE] button.

1) Click

4) Click

5) Click


3) Change Setting



10.5. Class-defined Setup Change

※ It is supported only from DNP 3.0 Protocol. “Class-defined Setup” can be modified with ON-Line.

10.5.1. Class-Defined Information Change 1) “8.6. Class-defined Setup Receive” steps shall be

processed. 2) Select and double click on Class.

3) Select a Class to change and press [OK] button.

10.5.2. Class-Defined Information Transfer 1) Press [UPLOAD] button.

2) Screen of transfer Class-Defined Information.

2) Select a Class

3) Click

1) Click

1) Double Click



10.5.3. Class-Defined Information Receive 1) Press [DOWNLOAD] button.

2) Screen of receiving Class-Defined Information.


10.5.4. Class-Defined Information Print 1) Press [PRINT] button.

(For print example, please refer to “13.12. Class-Defined Information Print”)

1) Click

1) Click



10.5.5. Class-Defined Information Save 1) Press [SAVE] button.

2) Enter file name, press [Save] button.

10.5.6. Class-Defined Information Open 1) Press [LOAD] button.

2) Select a file, press [Open] button.

1) Click

1) Click

3) Click

3) Click

2) Enter file name

2) Select a file



Table 10-1. Class-Defined Information (1/4)

Point Index Description Assigned Class

0 External AC Power Class 1

1 Battery Charger Class 1

2 Battery Discharge Class 1

3 Fault Occurred (INST) Class 1

4 Fault Occurred (Delay) Class 1

5 Fault Occurred (High Current) Class 1

6 Fault Target - A Phase Class 1

7 Fault Target - B Phase Class 1

8 Fault Target - C Phase Class 1

9 Fault Target - Ground Class 1

10 Fault Target - SEF Class 1

11 Fault Occurred (27) Class 1




15 System Warning Class 1

16 Protection Enabled Class 1

17 Ground Enabled Class 1

18 SEF Enabled Class 1

19 Reclose Enabled Class 1

20 Control Locked Class 1

21 Remote Enabled Class 1

22 Alternate Setting Enabled Class 1

23 Program 1 Enabled Class 1

24 Program 2 Enabled Class 1

25 Hot Line Tag Enabled Class 1

26 Panel CLOSE key Press Class 1

27 Panel OPEN key Press Class 1

28 Panel TARGET RESET key Press Class 1

29 Panel BATTERY TEST key Press Class 1

30 79 RESET Class 1

31 79 CYCLE Class 1

32 79 LOCKOUT Class 1





33 Reclosing Shot 0 Class 1





38 Contact(52a) Class 1

39 Mechanism Lock Class 1

40 Opto Input 1 Closed Class 1








48 Phase Fast Time Overcurrent Class 1

49 Phase Delay Time Overcurrent Class 1

50 Ground Fast Time Overcurrent Class 1

51 Ground Delay Time Overcurrent Class 1

52 Sensitive earth Fault Protection Class 1

53 Negative Sequence Fast Time Overcurrent Class 1

54 Negative Sequence Delay Time Overcurrent Class 1

55 Phase Direction Time Overcurrent Class 1

56 Ground Direction Time Overcurrent Class 1

57 Negative Sequence Direction Time Overcurrent Class 1

58 Phase Direction Time Overcurrent Class 1

59 Ground Direction Time Overcurrent Class 1

60 Negative Sequence Direction Time Overcurrent Class 1

61 Sensitive Earth Derection Time Overcurrent Class 1

62 Phase Demand Fault Class 1

63 Ground Demand Fault Class 1

64 NEQ Demand Fault Class 1

65 UnderFrequency Fault Class 1





66 Synchronism Check Fault Class 1

67 Under voltage 1 Fault Class 1

68 Under voltage 2 Fault Class 1

69 Over voltage 1 Fault Class 1

70 Over voltage 2 Fault Class 1

71 CLPU - Loss of Load Diversity (Outage Condition) Class 1

72 CLPU - Restore Min. Trips Condition Class 1

73 CLPU - Loss of Load Diversity (Outage Condition) T.O Class 1

74 CLPU - Restore Min. Trips Condition T.O Class 1

75 CLPU - Phase Overcurrent Elements Class 1

76 CLPU - Ground Overcurrent Elements Class 1

77 CLPU - Negative Overcurrent Elements Class 1

78 Relay Output 1 Operated Class 1







85 Relay Output 8 (ALARM) Operated Class 1

86 External OPEN Signal Class 1

87 Internal Output Logic 1 Class 1








95 Internal Trip Logic Output Class 1

96 Internal Close Logic Output Class 1

97 Trip Operation Fail Class 1

98 Close Operation Fail Class 1





99 Voltage Transformer Fail Class 1

100 Battery charge circuit FAIL Class 1

101 NO Battery Class 1

102 System power FAIL Class 1

103 Panel sleep mode Class 1

104 Power down mode Class 1

105 Gas pressure Low Class 1

106 Gas pressure High Class 1

107 System power +12V FAIL Class 1

108 System power +5 FAIL Class 1

109 System power -12V FAIL Class 1

110 A/D converter reference vol' 1 FAIL Class 1

111 A/D converter reference vol' 2 FAIL Class 1

112 System power FAIL Class 1

113 A/D conversion FAIL Class 1

114 Serial EEPROM FAIL Class 1

115 Data RAM FAIL Class 1

116 System RAM FAIL Class 1

117 Setting RAM FAIL Class 1

118 RTC NV RAM FAIL Class 1

119 RTC Time FAIL Class 1

120 RTC Battery LOW Class 1

121 Initial Value FAIL Class 1

122 Initial Setting Value FAIL Class 1

123 Program Ram FAIL Class 1

※ Above table content can be changed depending upon Control Version.



11. SETTING VALUE TRANSFER

1) Select ”Online/Upload Setting”

2) Select Data to transfer, press [OK] button.

[OFFLINE-*.SYS] Saved Setting Value Data, file name(*.SYS) is shown together.

[ONLINE] It means received Setting Value with On-Line.

3) To transfer Primary Setting Value, select

[Primary Setting] button and to transfer Alternate Setting Value, press [Alternate Setting] button. To transfer Other Setting(BANK1~6) Value,


4) Press [OK] button to start transfer. 5) It shows transferring Primary Setting Value.

6) Press [OK] to complete.

1) Click

5) Click

2) Select Data


4) Click



12. DATA MANAGEMENT EVRC2A Interface Software manages Data from RDB File, SYS File, TXT File.

RDB File RDB File has all History Data and Setting Value, so it is possible to check them. After receiving at least one History Data with On-Line, it can be saved. Item, RDB File is saved under a selected. In different Item, other RDB File can not be used. When opening a file, sub Menu under View Menu is activated.

SYS File SYS File has Setting Value only, this file is used to change Setting Value. With On-Line, after received Setting Value, it can be saved. It can be used by opening all Item.

When opening file, sub menu under “Online/Change Setting” is activated.

TXT File TXT File has Class-defined Information, this file is used to change Class Value. It can be used by opening all Item.

12.1. History Data Save

1) Select “File/Save”

1) Click




3) Saved RDB File is registered in sub Menu under

Item.

12.2. Setting Value Save

1) Select “File/Setting Save”


2) Enter file name

3) Click

Before save

After save

1) Click

3) Click

2) Enter file name



12.3. RDB File Open

[Open from Menu] 1) Select “File/Open”


[Open from Work space] 1) Click , will registered Item list are shown.

2) Click of Item that you wish to open, registered

RDB File list are shown.

3) Select and double click on RDB File.

1) Click

2) Select a file 3) Click

2) Click

3) Double Click

1) Click



12.4. Setting Value File Open

1) Select “File/Setting Open”


12.5. Class-Defined Information File Open

1) Select “File/Class-Defined Info. Open”

1) Click

3) Click 2) Select a file

1) Click




3) To change Class-defined information, please

refer to “10.5. Class-defined Setup Change”

2) Select a file

3) Click

4) Refer to “10.5. Class-defined Setup Change”



13. PRINT EXAMPLE

13.1. Recloser Registration Print Example



13.2. Relay Setup Print Example



13.3. System Setup Print Example



13.4. Protection Setup Print Example



13.5. Monitoring Setup Print Example



13.6. System Status Event Print Example



13.7. Load Profile Waveform Print Example



13.8. Load Profile Waveform Print Example



13.9. Fault Cycle Summary Print Example



13.10. Fault Cycle Print Example



13.11. Diagnostic Event Print Example



13.12. Class defined Information Print Example

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