MANUAL AGC - 3 PART 3.pdf

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MULTI-LINE 2PARAMETER LIST

AGC Automatic Genset ControllerPARAMETER LIST

Alarm list

Parameter list

Document no.: 4189340563D


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AGC-3 Alarm and Parameter List

DEIF A/S Page 2 of 140

Table of contents

1. ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT .................................................................................................... 5

GENERAL PURPOSE ...................................................................................................................... 5

INTENDED USERS.......................................................................................................................... 5

CONTENTS/OVERALL STRUCTURE .................................................................................................. 5

2. WARNINGS AND LEGAL INFORMATION ........................................................................... 6

LEGAL INFORMATION AND RESPONSIBILITY ..................................................................................... 6

ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE AWARENESS ..................................................................................... 6

S AFETY ISSUES ............................................................................................................................ 6

DEFINITIONS ................................................................................................................................ 6

3. ALARM LIST .......................................................................................................................... 7

ALARM TABLE OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................. 8

REVERSE POWER AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTION ..................................................................... 11

VOLTAGE PROTECTIONS ............................................................................................................. 14

FREQUENCY PROTECTIONS ......................................................................................................... 16

BUSBAR VOLTAGE PROTECTIONS................................................................................................. 19

BUSBAR FREQUENCY PROTECTIONS ............................................................................................ 22

M AINS FAILURE PROTECTIONS ..................................................................................................... 25

OVERLOAD PROTECTIONS ........................................................................................................... 26

CURRENT UNBALANCE PROTECTION ............................................................................................ 28

VOLTAGE UNBALANCE PROTECTION ............................................................................................. 28

REACTIVE POWER IMPORT (LOSS OF EXCITATION) PROTECTION .................................................... 29

REACTIVE POWER EXPORT (OVEREXCITATION) PROTECTION ......................................................... 29

NEGATIVE SEQUENCE ................................................................................................................. 30

ZERO SEQUENCE ........................................................................................................................ 31

DIRECTIONAL OVERCURRENT PROTECTION .................................................................................. 32

BUSBAR UNBALANCE VOLTAGE .................................................................................................... 33

TIME-DEPENDENT UNDERVOLTAGE .............................................................................................. 33 NON-ESSENTIAL LOAD TRIP (LOAD SHEDDING) .............................................................................. 36

UNDERVOLTAGE AND REACTIVE POWER LOW ............................................................................... 38

SYNCHRONISATION AND BREAKER ALARMS .................................................................................. 39

SYNCHRONISATION AND BREAKER ALARMS .................................................................................. 39

REGULATION ALARMS ................................................................................................................. 42

DIGITAL INPUT 23-27 SETUP ....................................................................................................... 43



DIGITAL INPUT 102-108 SETUP ................................................................................................... 45


EMERGENCY STOP ..................................................................................................................... 47


ANALOGUE INPUT SETUP (OPTION M15.6) ................................................................................... 48

MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ANALOGUE INPUT SETUP ............................................................................... 51

SPEED AND RUNNING FEEDBACK SETUP ....................................................................................... 63

ANALOGUE INPUT SETUP (OPTION M15.8) ................................................................................... 66

AUX. SUPPLY SETUP ................................................................................................................... 69

STOP COIL WIREBREAK AND INTERNAL COMMUNICATION ALARMS .................................................. 70

ENGINE HEATER FAILURE ............................................................................................................ 70

B ATTERY TESTS ......................................................................................................................... 71

M AX. VENTILATION ...................................................................................................................... 73

SWITCHBOARD ERROR ................................................................................................................ 74

SWITCHBOARD ERROR ................................................................................................................ 74

EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION ERROR ............................................................................................ 75

ENGINE INTERFACE COMMUNICATION ALARMS .............................................................................. 76


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POWER MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION ERROR ........................................................................... 79

INTERNAL CAN COMMUNICATION ERROR ..................................................................................... 79

EXTERNAL I/O ALARM SETUP ....................................................................................................... 80

4. PARAMETER LIST .............................................................................................................. 82

P ARAMETER TABLE OVERVIEW .................................................................................................... 82

SYNCHRONISATION ..................................................................................................................... 85 REGULATION .............................................................................................................................. 87

DIGITAL OUTPUT SETUP .............................................................................................................. 92

ANALOGUE OUTPUT LIMITS .......................................................................................................... 97

TRANSDUCER OUTPUTS .............................................................................................................. 98

REGULATOR OUTPUT SELECTION ............................................................................................... 103

SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................... 104

GENERAL SETUP ...................................................................................................................... 104

COUNTERS AND TIMERS ............................................................................................................ 106

ALARM HORN ............................................................................................................................ 107

RUN COIL SETUP ...................................................................................................................... 107

RUNNING, START AND STOP ...................................................................................................... 108

BREAKER CONTROL .................................................................................................................. 109

POWER DERATE ....................................................................................................................... 110

IDLE START .............................................................................................................................. 110

ENGINE HEATER ....................................................................................................................... 111

ANALOGUE LOAD SHARING LINES OUTPUT .................................................................................. 111

M ASTER CLOCK ........................................................................................................................ 112

COOLING VENTILATION .............................................................................................................. 112

SUMMER/WINTER TIME .............................................................................................................. 112

FUEL TRANSFER PUMP LOGIC .................................................................................................... 113

ALARM JUMP ............................................................................................................................ 113

M AINS SETUP ........................................................................................................................... 114

TEST ....................................................................................................................................... 115

CONTROLLER SETTINGS ............................................................................................................ 115

M AINS FAILURE ........................................................................................................................ 116 Y1(X1) DROOP CURVE .............................................................................................................. 117

Y2(X2) DROOP CURVE .............................................................................................................. 118

EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION ...................................................................................................... 120

POWER MANAGEMENT INTERNAL COMMUNICATION ..................................................................... 120

ENGINE INTERFACE COMMUNICATION......................................................................................... 121

EXTERNAL I/O COMMUNICATION SETUP...................................................................................... 122

EVENT PRINTER ........................................................................................................................ 123

POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP .................................................................................................... 124

JUMP MENUS ............................................................................................................................ 130

COMMAND TIMERS .................................................................................................................... 134

GSM SETTINGS ........................................................................................................................ 135

P ASSWORDS ............................................................................................................................ 135

VDO 102 ................................................................................................................................. 136

VDO 105 ................................................................................................................................. 138

VDO 108 ................................................................................................................................. 138

MULTI-INPUT SELECTIONS ......................................................................................................... 138

4-20 M A INPUT SCALING ........................................................................................................... 139

EXTERNAL DIGITAL OUTPUTS ..................................................................................................... 139

EXTERNAL MODULE STATUS ...................................................................................................... 139


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This document is valid for the following products:

AGC Software version 3.6X.X or later.


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1. About this document

This chapter includes general user information about this handbook concerning the general

purpose, the intended users and the overall contents and structure.

General purpose

This document is the complete parameter list for DEIF’s Multi-line units with software version 3.

The document includes all parameters, which means that some of the option parameters included

may not be accessible in the system in question.

Intended users

The parameter list is mainly intended for the person responsible for the unit parameter setup. In

most cases, this would be a panel builder designer. Naturally, other users might also find useful

information here.

Contents/overall structure

The Parameter List is divided into chapters and in order to make the structure of the document

simple and easy to use, each chapter will begin from the top of a new page. The following will

outline the contents of each of the chapters.

About this document

This first chapter includes general information about this handbook as a document. It deals with

the general purpose and the intended users of the Parameter List. Furthermore, it outlines the

overall contents and structure of the document.

Warnings and legal information

The second chapter includes information about general legal issues and safety precautionsrelevant in the handling of DEIF products. Furthermore, this chapter will introduce note and warning

symbols, which will be used throughout the handbook.

Procedure for parameter setup

This chapter deals with the procedure to be followed, when the parameters are set up or changed.

By use of various illustrations this chapter will guide the user through the procedure for parameter

setup step by step.

Alarm list

This chapter includes a complete standard alarm list for setup. Therefore, this chapter is to be

used for reference, when information about specific alarms is needed.

Parameter list

This chapter includes a complete standard parameter list for setup. Therefore, this chapter is to be

used for reference, when information about specific parameters is needed.


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2. Warnings and legal information

This chapter includes important information about general legal issues relevant in the handling of

DEIF products. Furthermore, some overall safety precautions will be introduced and

recommended. Finally, the highlighted notes and warnings, which will be used throughout this

handbook, are presented.

Legal information and responsibility

DEIF takes no responsibility for installation or operation of the generator set. If there is any doubt

about how to install or operate the generator set controlled by the unit, the company responsible for

the installation or the operation of the set must be contacted.

Electrostatic discharge awareness

Sufficient care must be taken to protect the terminals against static discharges during the

installation. Once the unit is installed and connected, these precautions are no longer necessary.

Safety issues

Installing the unit implies work with dangerous currents and voltages. Therefore, the installation

should only be carried out by authorised personnel who understand the risks involved in working

with live electrical equipment.

Definitions

Throughout this document a number of notes and warnings will be presented. To ensure that these

are noticed, they will be highlighted in order to separate them from the general text.

Notes

Warnings

The notes provide general information which will be helpful for the reader to

bear in mind.

The warnings indicate a potentially dangerous situation which could result in

death, personal injury or damaged equipment, if certain guidelines are not

followed.

Be aware of the hazardous live currents and voltages. Do not touch any AC

measurement inputs as this could lead to injury or death.

The units are not to be opened by unauthorised personnel. If opened anyway, the

warranty will be lost.


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3. Alarm list

This chapter includes a complete alarm list, including all possible options. Therefore, this

chapter is to be used for reference when specific information about the individual parameters is

needed for the unit setup. An overview list can be seen on the next page.

The table consists of the following possible adjustments:

Setpoint: The alarm setpoint is adjusted in the setpoint menu. The setting is a percentage

of the nominal values.

Delay: The timer setting is the time that must expire from the alarm level is reached

until the alarm occurs.

Relay output A: A relay can be activated by output A.

Relay output B: A relay can be activated by output B.

Enable: The alarm can be activated or deactivated. ON means always activated, RUN

means that the alarm has run status. This means it is activated when the

running signal is present.

Fail class: When the alarm occurs the unit will react depending on the selected fail class.

Fail classes are:

Fail class DG (diesel

generator)

Mains unit BTB (bus tie

breaker)

F1 Block Block Block

F2 Warning Warning WarningF3 Trip GB Trip TB Trip BTB

F4 Trip + Stop Trip MB N/A

F5 Shutdown N/A N/A

F6 Trip MB N/A N/A

F7 Safety stop N/A N/A

F8 Trip MB/GB N/A N/A

Small differences due to the character of the parameters may exist between the

individual tables.

In the following, these abbreviations are used:G: Generator

GB: Generator breaker

TB: Tie breaker (for mains unit)

MB: Mains breaker

BTB: Bus tie breaker

BA: Busbar A (BTB unit)

BB: Busbar (BTB unit: Busbar B)

N/A: Not available


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It is also possible to configure the

parameters by using the PC utility

software. It will be possible to make the

same configurations as described above.

By using the PC utility software, extra

functionality is available. For all theprotections it is possible to make an

automatic acknowledgement of the

alarm.

Alarm table overview

Protection - Analogue input setup

1000 G/M/BA -P> 1 4000 4-20 mA 91.1

1010 G/M/BA -P> 2 4010 4-20 mA 91.2

1030 G/M/BA I> 1 4020 W. fail ana 91

1040 G/M/BA I> 2 4030 4-20 mA 93.11050 G/M/BA I> 3 4040 4-20 mA 93.2

1060 G/M/BA I> 4 4050 W. fail ana 93

4060 4-20 mA 95.1

1100 G Iv > 1-6 4070 4-20 mA 95.2

1110 G Iv > 4080 W. fail ana 95

1130 G/M/BA I>> 1 4090 4-20 mA 97.1

1140 G/M/BA I>> 2 4100 4-20 mA 97.2

1150 G/M/BA U> 1 4110 W. fail ana 97

1160 G/M/BA U> 2

1170G/M/BA U< 1 Multi-analogue input setup (-contd)

1180 G/M/BA U< 2 4120 4-20mA 102.1

1190 G/M/BA U< 3 4130 4-20mA 102.2

1200 G/M/BA voltage trip 4140 V DC 102.1

1210 G/M/BA f> 1 4150 V DC 102.2

1220 G/M/BA f> 2 4160 PT 102.1

1230 G/M/BA f> 3 4170 PT 102.2

1240 G/M/BA f< 1 4180 VDO oil 102.1

1250 G/M/BA f< 2 4190 VDO oil 102.2

1260 G/M/BA f< 3 4200 VDO water 102.1

1270 BB U> 1 4210 VDO water 102.2

1280 BB U> 2 4220 VDO fuel 102.1

1290 BB U> 3 4230 VDO fuel 102.2

1300 BB U< 1 4240 W. fail 102

1310 BB U< 2 4250 4-20mA 105.1

1320 BB U< 3 4260 4-20mA 105.2

1330 BB U< 4 4270 V DC 105.1

1340 BB Voltage trip 4280 V DC 105.2

1350 BB f> 1 4290 PT 105.1

1360 BB f> 2 4300 PT 105.2


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1370 BB f> 3 4310 VDO oil 105.1

1380 BB f< 1 4320 VDO oil 105.2

1390 BB f< 2 4330 VDO water 105.1

1400 BB f< 3 4340 VDO water 105.2

1410 BB f< 4 4350 VDO fuel 105.1

1420 df/dt (ROCOF) 4360 VDO fuel 105.2

1430 Vector jump 4370 W. fail 105

1440 BB pos seq volt 4380 4-20mA 108.11450 G/M/BA P> 1 4390 4-20mA 108.2

1460 G/M/BA P> 2 4400 V DC 108.1

1470 G/M/BA P> 3 4410 V DC 108.2

1480 G/M/BA P> 4 4420 PT 108.1

1490 G/M/BA P> 5 4430 PT 108.2

1500 G/M Unbalance current 4440 VDO oil 108.1

1510 G/M Unbalance volt 4450 VDO oil 108.2

1520 G -Q> 4460 VDO water 108.1

1530 G Q> 4470 VDO water 108.2

1540 G/M Neg. Seq. current 4480 VDO fuel 108.1

1550 G/M Neg. seq. voltage 4490 VDO fuel 108.2

1560 Neg. seq. select 4500 W. fail 108

1570 G/M/BA zero seq. current 4510 Overspeed 1

1580 G/M/BA zero seq. voltage 4520 Overspeed 21590 Zero seq. select 4530 Crank failure

1600 G/M/BA Directional overcurrent 1 4540 Run feedb. fail

1610 G/M/BA Directional overcurrent 2 4550 MPU wirebreak

1620 BB Unbalance U 4560 Hz/V failure

1630 Ut< SP 1-3 1 4570 Start failure

1640 Ut< SP 4-6 1 4580 Stop failure

1650 Ut< Activate 1 4590 Underspeed 1

1660 Ut< 1 4960 U< aux. term. 1

1670 Ut< SP 1-3 2 4970 U> aux. term. 1

1680 Ut< SP 4-6 2 4980 U< aux. term.98

1690 Ut< Activate 2 4990 U> aux. term.98

1700 Ut< 2

1800 NEL 1 I> System

1810 NEL 2 I> - General setup1820 NEL 3 I> 6270 Stop coil wire fail

1830 NEL 1 BB f> 6280 Int. comm. fail

1840 NEL 2 BB f> 6330 Engine heater 1

1850 NEL 3 BB f>

1860 NEL 1 P> 6410 Battery test

1870 NEL 2 P> 6420 Auto battery test

1880 NEL 3 P> 6430 Battery asymmetry

1890 NEL 1 P>> 6440 Battery asymmetry 1

1900 NEL 2 P>> 6450 Battery asymmetry 2

1910 NEL 3 P>>

1960 U and Q < 1 6470 Max ventilation 1

1970 U and Q < 2 6480 Max ventilation 2

1980 GB ext. tripped

6500 Blk. swbd error

Control 6510 Stp. swbd error

- Synchronisation

2120 Sync window 6540 Not in Auto

2130 GB/TB/BTB sync failure

2140 MB sync failure System

2150 Phase seq error - Communication

2154 Phase rotation

2160 GB/TB/BTB open fail 7520 Ext. comm. error

2170 GB/TB/BTB close fail 7530 CAN fail mode

2180 GB/TB/BTB pos. fail

2200 MB open fail 7570 EI comm. error

2210 MB close fail 7580 EIC warning

2220 MB pos. fail 7590 EIC shutdown

2270 Close before excitation fail 7600 EIC overspeed

7610 EIC coolant t. 1


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- Regulation 7620 EIC coolant t. 2

2560 GOV reg. fail 7630 EIC oil press. 1

2630 Deload error 7640 EIC oil press. 2

2680 AVR reg. fail 7650 EIC oil temp. 1

7660 EIC oil temp. 2

Input/output

- Binary input setup 7870 Any BTB missing/appl hazard

3000 Dig. input 233010 Dig. input 24 7930 CAN 1 Comm error

3020 Dig. input 25 7940 CAN 2 Comm error

3030 Dig. input 26

3040 Dig. input 27 - External I/O

12000 Ext. Ain 1.1

3130 Dig. input 43 12010 Ext. Ain 1.2

3140 Dig. input 44

3150 Dig. input 45 12030 Ext. Ain 2.1

3160 Dig. input 46 12040 Ext. Ain 2.2

3170 Dig. input 47

3180 Dig. input 48 12060 Ext. Ain 3.1

3190 Dig. input 49 12070 Ext. Ain 3.2

3200 Dig. input 50

3210 Dig. input 51 12090 Ext. Ain 4.13220 Dig. input 52 12100 Ext. Ain 4.2

3230 Dig. input 53

3240 Dig. input 54 12120 Ext. Ain 5.1

3250 Dig. input 55 12130 Ext. Ain 5.2

3330 Dig. input 91 12150 Ext. Ain 6.1

3340 Dig. input 92 12160 Ext. Ain 6.2

3350 Dig. input 93

3360 Dig. input 94 12180 Ext. Ain 7.1

3370 Dig. input 95 12190 Ext. Ain 7.2

3380 Dig. input 96

3390 Dig. input 97 12210 Ext. Ain 8.1

12220 Ext. Ain 8.2

3400 Dig. input 102 12230 4-20 mA Ext in 1 scale3410 Dig. input 105

3420 Dig. input 108 12540 Ext dig. In 1

12550 Ext dig. In 2







12620 Ext dig. In 9

3490 Emergency stop 12630 Ext dig. In 10

12640 Ext dig. In 11






3550 Dig. input 132

3560 Dig. input 133


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Reverse power and overcurrent protection

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting

Notes Ref. Description

1000 G/M/BA reverse power 1

1001G/M/BA

–P> 1Setpoint

-200.0%

0.0%-5.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

The alarm and fail class

are activated when the

reverse power has been

continuously above the

programmed value

during the programmed

delay.

1002G/M/BA

–P> 1Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1003G/M/BA

–P> 1

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1004G/M/BA

–P> 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1005G/M/BA

–P> 1Enable

OFF

ONON

1006 G/M/BA –P> 1

Fail class F1…F8 Trip GB(F3)

1010 G/M/BA reverse power 2

1011G/M/BA

–P> 2Setpoint

-200.0%

0.0%-5.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



reverse power has been


programmed value


delay.

1012G/M/BA

–P> 2Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1013G/M/BA

–P> 2

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1014G/M/BA

–P> 2

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1015G/M/BA

–P> 2Enable

OFF

ONON

1016G/M/BA

–P> 2Fail class F1…F8

Trip GB

(F3)

1030 G/M/BA overcurrent 1

1031G/M/BA

I> 1Setpoint

50.0%

200.0%115.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



current has been


programmed value


delay.

1032G/M/BA

I> 1Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s10.0 s

1033G/M/BA

I> 1

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1034G/M/BA

I> 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1035G/M/BA

I> 1Enable

OFF

ONON

1036G/M/BA

I> 1Fail class F1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1041G/M/BA

I> 2Setpoint

50.0%

200.0%120.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



current has been


programmed value


1042G/M/BA

I> 2Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s5.0 s

1043G/M/BA

I> 2

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used


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No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1044G/M/BA

I> 2

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

delay.

1045G/M/BA

I> 2Enable

OFF

ONON

1046G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)


1051G/M/BA

I> 3Setpoint

50.0%

200.0%115.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



current has been


programmed value


delay.

1052G/M/BA

I> 3Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s10.0 s

1053G/M/BA

I> 3

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1054G/M/BA

I> 3

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1055G/M/BA

I> 3Enable

OFF

ONON

1056G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)


1061G/M/BA

I> 4Setpoint

50.0%

200.0%120.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



current has been


programmed value


delay.

1062G/M/BA

I> 4Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s5.0 s

1063G/M/BA

I> 4

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1064 G/M/BAI> 4

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption dep.

Not used

1065G/M/BA

I> 4Enable

OFF

ONON

1066G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)

1100 Voltage-dependent overcurrent curve setting

1101 G Iv > (50%)Setpoint

I1

50.0%

200.0%110.0%

@50%

nom.

voltage

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

Settings relate to

nominal generator

current.

The condition has to be

true i.e.

I1 (100%)Setpoint

I6

50.0%

200.0%200.0%

@100

% nom.

voltage


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No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1110 Voltage-dependent overcurrent alarm

1110 G Iv > Setpoint50.0%

200.0%110.0%

Designer’s

ReferenceHandbook


are activated when theovercurrent has been


programmed value


delay. The setpoint

value is calculated

automatically by the

values in menus 1101-

1106.

1111 G Iv > Timer0.1 s

10.0 s1.0 s

1112 G Iv >Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1113 G Iv >Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1114 G Iv > ActivateOFF

ONON

1115 G Iv > Fail class F1…F8Trip GB

(F3)

1130 G/M/BA fast overcurrent 1

1131G/M/BA

I>> 1Setpoint

150.0%

350.0%150.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

The alarm settings

relate to the nominal

current setting.



current has been


programmed value


delay.

1132G/M/BA

I>> 1Timer

0.0 s

100.0 s2.0 s

1133G/M/BA

I>> 1

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1134G/M/BA

I>> 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1135G/M/BA

I>> 1Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1136G/M/BA

I>> 1Fail class F1…F8

Trip GB

(F3)

1140 G/M/BA fast overcurrent 2

1141G/M/BA

I>> 2Setpoint

150.0%

350.0%200.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



current has been


programmed value


delay.

1142G/M/BA

I>> 2Timer

0.0 s

100.0 s0.5 s

1143G/M/BA

I>> 2

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1144G/M/BA

I>> 2

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1145G/M/BA

I>> 2Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1146G/M/BA

I>> 2Fail class F1…F8

Trip GB

(F3)


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Voltage protections

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1150 G/M/BA overvoltage 1

1151G/M/BA

U> 1Setpoint

100.0%

120.0%103.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



voltage has been


programmed value


delay.

1152G/M/BA

U> 1Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1153G/M/BA

U> 1

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1154G/M/BA

U> 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1155G/M/BA

U> 1 EnableOFF

ON OFF

1156G/M/BA

U> 1

Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)

1160 G/M/BA overvoltage 2

1161G/M/BA

U> 2Setpoint

100.0%

120.0%105.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



voltage has been


programmed value


delay.

1162G/M/BA

U> 2Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1163G/M/BA

U> 2

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1164 G/M/BAU> 2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1165G/M/BA

U> 2Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1166G/M/BA

U> 2

Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)

1170 G/M/BA undervoltage 1

1171G/M/BA

U< 1Setpoint

40.0%

100.0%97.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook



voltage has been

continuously under the

programmed value

during the programmeddelay.

1172G/M/BA

U< 1Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1173G/M/BA

U< 1

Relay

output A

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1174G/M/BA

U< 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1175G/M/BA

U< 1Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1176G/M/BA

U< 1

Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1181G/M/BA

U< 2

Setpoint40.0%

100.0%

95.0%Designer’s

Reference




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No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1182G/M/BA

U< 2Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s5.0 s

Handbook voltage has been


programmed value

during the programmeddelay.1183 G/M/BAU< 2 Relayoutput A

Not used

Optiondep.

Not used

1184G/M/BA

U< 2

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1185G/M/BA

U< 2Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1186G/M/BA

U< 2

Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1191G/M/BA

U< 3Setpoint

40.0%

100.0%95.0%

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voltage has beencontinuously under the

programmed value


delay.

1192G/M/BA

U< 3Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1193G/M/BA

U< 3

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1194G/M/BA

U< 3

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1195G/M/BA

U< 3Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1196G/M/BA

U< 3

Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)

1200 G/M/BA Voltage trip

1201G/M/BA

Voltage tripSetpoint

Ph-Ph

Ph-NPh-Ph

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Selection between

phase-phase or phase-

neutral voltage detection.

When phase-phase

tripping is selected, the

voltage alarms relate to

the nominal voltage.

When phase-neutral

tripping is selected, the

voltage alarms relate to

the nominal voltage

divided by √3.


16/140



Frequency protections

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1210 G/M/BA overfrequency 1

1211G/M/BA

f> 1Setpoint

100.0%

120.0%103.0%

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

Frequency settings

relate to nominal

frequency setting.

1212G/M/BA

f> 1Timer

0.2 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1213G/M/BA

f> 1

Relay

output A

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1214G/M/BA

f> 1

Relay

output B

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1215G/M/BA

f> 1Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1216G/M/BA

f> 1Fail class F1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1221G/M/BA

f> 2Setpoint

100.0%

120.0%105.0%

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frequency has been

continuously above theprogrammed value


delay.

1222G/M/BA

f> 2 Timer0.2 s

100.0 s 5.0 s

1223G/M/BA

f> 2

Relay

output A

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1224G/M/BA

f> 2

Relay

output B

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1225G/M/BA

f> 2Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1226G/M/BA

f> 2Fail class F1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1231G/M/BA

f> 3Setpoint

100.0%

120.0%105.0%

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1232G/M/BA

f> 3Timer

0.2 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1233G/M/BA

f> 3

Relay

output A

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1234G/M/BA

f> 3

Relay

output B

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

Frequency settings relate to the nominal frequency setting.


17/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1235G/M/BA

f> 3Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1236

G/M/BA

f> 3 Fail class F1…F8

Warning

(F2)

1240 G/M/BA underfrequency 1

1241G/M/BA

f< 1Setpoint

80.0%

100.0%97.0%

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1242G/M/BA

f< 1Timer

0.2 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1243G/M/BA

f< 1

Relay

output A

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1244G/M/BA

f< 1

Relay

output B

Not

used

Optiondep.

Not used

1245G/M/BA

f< 1Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1246G/M/BA

f< 1Fail class F1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1251G/M/BA

f< 2Setpoint

80.0%

100.0%95.0%

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1252G/M/BA

f< 2Timer

0.2 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1253 G/M/BAf< 2

Relayoutput A

Not

usedOption

dep.

Not used

1254G/M/BA

f< 2

Relay

output B

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1255G/M/BA

f< 2Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1256G/M/BA


Warning

(F2)


1261 G/M/BAf< 3

Setpoint 80.0%100.0%

95.0% Designer’sReference

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The alarm and fail classare activated when the

frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1262G/M/BA

f< 3Timer

0.2 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1263G/M/BA

f< 3

Relay

output A

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1264G/M/BA

f< 3

Relay

output B

Not

used

Option

dep.

Not used

1265G/M/BA

f< 3

EnableOFF

ON

OFF


18/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1266G/M/BA


Warning

(F2)


19/140



Busbar voltage protections

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1270 Busbar overvoltage 1

1271 BB U> 1 Setpoint100.0%

120.0%103.0%

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voltage has been


programmed value during

the programmed delay.

1272 BB U> 1 Timer0.0 s

99.99 s10.0 s

1273 BB U> 1Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1274 BB U> 1 Relayoutput B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1275 BB U> 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1276 BB U> 1Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)



120.0%105.0%

Designer’s

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voltage has been




1282 BB U> 2 Timer0.0 s

99.99 s5.0 s

1283 BB U> 2Relay

output A

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1284 BB U> 2Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


ONOFF

1286 BB U> 2Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)



120.0%

105.0%Designer’s

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are activated when thevoltage has been




1292 BB U> 3 Timer0.0 s

99.99 s5.0 s

1293 BB U> 3Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1294 BB U> 3Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


ONOFF

1296 BB U> 3Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)

Voltage settings relate to the nominal voltage setting.


20/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1300 Busbar undervoltage 1

1301 BB U< 1 Setpoint40.0%

100.0%97.0%

Designer’s

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are activated when thevoltage has been




1302 BB U< 1 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s10.0 s

1303 BB U< 1Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1304 BB U< 1Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1305 BB U< 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1306 BB U< 1Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)



100.0%95.0%

Designer’s

Reference

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voltage has been




1312 BB U< 2 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s5.0 s

1313 BB U< 2Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1314 BB U< 2Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1315 BB U< 2 Enable

OFF

ON OFF

1316 BB U< 2Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)



100.0%97.0%

Designer’s

Reference

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voltage has been




1322 BB U< 3 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s10.0 s

1323 BB U< 3Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1324 BB U< 3 Relayoutput B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


ONOFF

1326 BB U< 3Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)



100.0%95.0%

Designer’s

Reference

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voltage has been

continuously under the1332 BB U< 4 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s5.0 s


21/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1333 BB U< 4Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used



1334 BB U< 4Relay

output B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used


ONOFF

1336 BB U< 4Fail

classF1…F8

Warning

(F2)

1340 Busbar voltage trip

1341 BB voltage trip SetpointPh-Ph

Ph-NPh-Ph

Designer’s

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Selection between phase-

phase or phase-neutral

voltage detection.


22/140



Busbar frequency protections

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1350 Busbar overfrequency 1

1351 BB f> 1 Setpoint100.0%

120.0%103.0%

Designer’s

Reference

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1352 BB f> 1 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s10.0 s

1353 BB f> 1Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1354 BB f> 1 Relayoutput B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1355 BB f> 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1356 BB f> 1 Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)



120.0%105.0%

Designer’s

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frequency has been


programmed value


1362 BB f> 2 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s5.0 s

1363 BB f> 2Relay

output A

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1364 BB f> 2Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


ONOFF


(F2)



120.0%

105.0%Designer’s

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are activated when thefrequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1372 BB f> 3 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s5.0 s

1373 BB f> 3Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1374 BB f> 3Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


ONOFF


(F2)

Frequency settings relate to the nominal frequency setting.


23/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1380 Busbar underfrequency 1

1381 BB f< 1 Setpoint

80.0%

100.0% 97.0%

Designer’s

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are activated when thefrequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1382 BB f< 1 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s10.0 s

1383 BB f< 1Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1384 BB f< 1Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1385 BB f< 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1386 BB f< 1 Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)


1391 BB f< 2 Setpoint80.0%

100.0%95.0%

Designer’s

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1392 BB f< 2 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s5.0 s

1393 BB f< 2Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1394 BB f< 2Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1395 BB f< 2 Enable

OFF

ON OFF


(F2)



100.0%97.0%

Designer’s

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frequency has been


programmed value


delay.

1402 BB f< 3 Timer0.00 s

99.99 s10.0 s

1403 BB f< 3Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1404 BB f< 3 Relayoutput B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used


ONOFF


(F2)



100.0%95.0%

Designer’s

Reference

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frequency has been

continuously under the1412 BB f< 4 Timer0. 00 s

99.99 s5.0 s


24/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1413 BB f< 4Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

programmed value


delay.

1414 BB f< 4Relay

output B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used


ONOFF


(F2)


25/140



Mains failure protections

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1420 Df/dt (ROCOF)

1421 Df/dt (ROCOF) Setpoint1.5 Hz/s

10.0 Hz/s5.0 Hz/s

Option A1 The alarm and fail class


df/dt rate has been



the programmed number

of periods (delay).

1422 Df/dt (ROCOF) Timer

3 periods

20

periods

6 periods

1423 Df/dt (ROCOF)Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1424 Df/dt (ROCOF)Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1425 Df/dt (ROCOF) EnableOFF

ONOFF

1426 Df/dt (ROCOF) Fail class F1…F8Trip MB

(F6)

1430 Vector jump

1431 Vector jump Setpoint1.0 deg.

90.0 deg.10.0 deg.


are activated when a

vector jump is detected.

1432 Vector jumpRelay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1433 Vector jumpRelay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1434 Vector jump EnableOFF

ONOFF

1435 Vector jump Fail class F1…F8Trip MB

(F6)

1440 Busbar positive sequence voltage low

1471 BB pos seq volt Setpoint10.0%

110.0%70.0%



symmetrical (positive

sequence) voltage has

been continuously below

the programmed value


The timer factory setting is

set to 2 periods. This

means that the error has

to be active in 2 whole

periods before the alarm

will be tripped.

E.g. in a 50 Hz system, the

alarm will be activated if

the positive sequence is

below 70% of U nominal

voltage for 40 ms. The

alarm will trip the fail class

as soon as possible after

this delay.

1472 BB pos seq volt Timer1 period

9 periods2 periods

1473 BB pos seq voltRelay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1474 BB pos seq voltRelay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1475 BB pos seq volt EnableOFF

ONOFF

1476 BB pos seq volt Fail class F1…F8Trip MB

(F6)


26/140



Overload protections

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1450 G/M/BA overload 1

1451G/M/BA

P> 1Setpoint

-200.0%

200.0%100.0%

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Settings relate to nominal

power.



power has been




1452G/M/BA

P> 1Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s10.0 s

1453G/M/BA

P> 1

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1454G/M/BA

P> 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1455G/M/BA

P> 1 EnableOFF

ON OFF

1456G/M/BA

P> 1Fail class F1…F8

Warning

(F2)


1461G/M/BA

P> 2Setpoint

-200.0%

200.0%110.0%

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power has been




1462G/M/BA

P> 2Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s5.0 s

1463G/M/BA

P> 2

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1464 G/M/BAP> 2

Relayoutput B

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1465G/M/BA

P> 2Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1466G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)


1471G/M/BA

P> 3Setpoint

-200.0%

200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

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power has been




1472G/M/BA

P> 3Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s10.0 s

1473G/M/BA

P> 3

Relay

output A

Not usedOption

dep.

Not used

1474G/M/BA

P> 3

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1475G/M/BA

P> 3Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1476G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)


1481G/M/BA

P> 4

Setpoint-200.0%

200.0%

110.0%Designer’s

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27/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1482G/M/BA

P> 4Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s5.0 s

Handbook power has been



the programmed delay.1483 G/M/BAP> 4 Relayoutput A

Not used

Optiondep.

Not used

1484G/M/BA

P> 4

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1485G/M/BA

P> 4Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1486G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)


1491G/M/BA

P> 5Setpoint

-200.0%

200.0%100.0%

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power has beencontinuously above the



1492G/M/BA

P> 5Timer

0.1 s

3200.0 s10.0 s

1493G/M/BA

P> 5

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1494G/M/BA

P> 5

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1495G/M/BA

P> 5Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1496G/M/BA


Trip GB

(F3)


28/140



Current unbalance protection

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1500 G/M/BA unbalanced current

1501G/M/BA

unbalance curr.Setpoint

0.0%

100.0%30.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

Settings relate to nominal

generator current.

The alarm and fail classare activated when the

difference between the

max. reading and the min.

reading of the 3 measured

currents has been




1502G/M/BA

unbalance curr.Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1503G/M/BA

unbalance curr.

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1504G/M/BA

unbalance curr.

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1505G/M/BA

unbalance curr. EnableOFF

ON OFF

1506G/M/BA

unbalance curr.Fail class F1…F8

Trip GB

(F3)

Voltage unbalance protection

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1510 G/M/BA unbalanced voltage

1511G/M/BA

unbalance volt.Setpoint

0.0%

50.0%10.0%

Designer’s

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Handbook

Settings relate to

nominal voltage.




max. reading and the

min. reading of the 3

measured generator

voltages has been


programmed value


delay.

1512G/M/BA

unbalance volt.Timer

0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1513G/M/BA

unbalance volt.

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1514G/M/BA

unbalance volt.

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1515G/M/BA

unbalance volt.Enable

OFF

ONOFF

1516G/M/BA

unbalance volt. Fail class F1…F8Trip GB

(F3)


29/140



Reactive power import (loss of excitation) protection

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1520 G/M/BA reactive power import (loss of excitation)

1521 G/M/BA –Q> Setpoint0.0%

150.0%50.0%

Designer’s

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Settings relate to

nominal power.


are activated when

imported VAr has been


programmed value


delay.

1522 G/M/BA –Q> Timer0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1523 G/M/BA –Q>Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1524 G/M/BA –Q>Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1525 G/M/BA –Q> EnableOFF

ON OFF

1526 G/M/BA –Q> Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)

Reactive power export (overexcitation) protection

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1530 G/M/BA reactive power export (overexcitation)

1531 G/M/BA Q> Setpoint0.0%

100.0%60.0%

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Settings relate to

nominal power.


are activated when

exported VAr has been


programmed value


delay.

1532 G/M/BA Q> Timer0.1 s

100.0 s10.0 s

1533 G/M/BA Q>Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1534 G/M/BA Q>Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1535 G/M/BA Q> EnableOFF

ONOFF

1536 G/M/BA Q> Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)


30/140



Negative sequence

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1540 G/M/BA negative sequence current

1541G/M/BA neg

seq ISetpoint

1.0%

100.0%20.0%

Option C2 Settings relate to

nominal current.

The alarm and fail

class are activated

when the negative

sequence has been


programmed value


delay.

1542G/M/BA neg

seq ITimer

0.2 s

100.0 s0.5 s

1543G/M/BA neg

seq I

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1544G/M/BA neg

seq I

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1545G/M/BA neg

seq IEnable

OFF

ONOFF

1546 G/M/BA negseq I

Failclass

F1…F8 Trip MB(F6)

1550 G/M/BA negative sequence voltage

1551G/M/BA neg

seq USetpoint

1.0%

100.0%5.0%


nominal voltage.

The alarm and fail

class are activated

when the negative

sequence has been


programmed value


delay.

1552G/M/BA neg

seq UTimer

0.2 s

100.0 s0.5 s

1553G/M/BA neg

seq U

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1554G/M/BA neg

seq U

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1555G/M/BA neg

seq UEnable

OFF

ONOFF

1556G/M/BA neg

seq U

Fail

classF1…F8

Trip MB

(F6)

1560 G/M/BA negative sequence selection

1561G/M/BA neg

seq selectSetpoint

G/M/BA

measurement

BB

measurement

G/M/BA

measurement

Option C2 Selection between

generator or busbar

measurement of

negative sequence

voltage.


31/140



Zero sequence

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1570 G/M/BA zero sequence current

1571G/M/BA zero

seq ISetpoint

0.0%

100.0%20.0%


nominal current.

The alarm and fail

class are activated

when the zero

sequence has been


programmed value


delay.

1572G/M/BA zero

seq ITimer

0.2 s

100.0 s0.5 s

1573G/M/BA zero

seq I

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1574G/M/BA zero

seq I

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1575G/M/BA zero

seq IEnable

OFF

ONOFF

1576 G/M/BA zeroseq I

Failclass

F1…F8 Trip MB(F6)

1580 G/M/BA zero sequence voltage

1581G/M/BA zero

seq USetpoint

0.0%

100.0%5.0%


nominal voltage.

The alarm and fail

class are activated

when the zero

sequence has been


programmed value


delay.

1582G/M/BA zero

seq UTimer

0.2 s

100.0 s0.5 s

1583G/M/BA zero

seq U

Relay

output A

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1584G/M/BA zero

seq U

Relay

output B

Not used

Option dep.Not used

1585G/M/BA zero

seq UEnable

OFF

ONOFF

1586G/M/BA zero

seq U

Fail

classF1…F8

Trip MB

(F6)

1590 G/M/BA zero sequence selection

1591G/M/BA zero

seq selectSetpoint

G/M/BA

measurement

BB

measurement

G/M/BA

measurement

Option C2 Selection between

generator or busbar

measurement of zero

sequence voltage.


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Directional overcurrent protection

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1600 G/M/BA directional overcurrent 1

1601G/M/BA I> direct

1Setpoint

-200.0%

200.0%120.0%

Option A5 Settings relate to

nominal current.



directional current has

been continuously above

the programmed value


delay.

The current

measurement is positive

when current is supplied

from the mains to theplant. The current

measurement is

negative when current is

being supplied to the

mains.


1Timer

0.0 s

100.0 s0.1 s


1

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


1 EnableOFF

ON OFF


1Fail class F1…F8

Trip MB

(F6)

1610 G/M/BA directional overcurrent 2


2Setpoint

-200.0%

200.0%130.0%

Option A5 Settings relate to

nominal current.



directional current has

been continuously above

the programmed valueduring the programmed

delay.

The current

measurement is positive

when current is supplied

from the mains to the

plant. The current

measurement is

negative when current is

being supplied to the

mains.


2Timer

0.0 s

100.0 s0.1 s


2

Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


2

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


2Enable

OFF

ONOFF


2Fail class F1…F8

Trip MB

(F6)


33/140



Busbar unbalance voltage

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1620 BB unbalance U

1621 BB unbalance U Setpoint0.0%

50.0%6.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

Settings relate to average

actual voltage.




max. reading and the min.

reading of the 3 measured

busbar voltages has been




1622 BB unbalance U Timer0.1 s

100.0 s

10.0 s

1623 BB unbalance URelay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1624 BB unbalance URelay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1625 BB unbalance U EnableOFF

ON OFF

1626 BB unbalance U Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)

Time-dependent undervoltage

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1630 Time-dependent undervoltage 1 1-3

1631 Ut < 1 Setting 1

30.0%

120.0% 30.0%

Option A1 Curve setting for time-

dependent undervoltage.

Settings relate to

nominal generator

voltage.


true i.e.

Ut(1)1≤Ut(2)≤Ut(3)≤

Ut(4)≤Ut(5)≤Ut(6).

If this is not fulfilled, the

worst-case setpoint Ut(6)

will be used.

1632 Ut < 1 Delay 10.00 s

20.00 s0.15 s

1633 Ut < 1 Setting 230.0%

120.0%70.0%

1634 Ut < 1 Delay 20.00 s

20.00 s0.15 s

1635 Ut < 1 Setting 330.0%

120.0%70.0%

1636 Ut < 1 Delay 30.00 s

20.00 s0.70 s


1641 Ut < 1 Setting 430.0%

120.0%90.0%



Settings relate to

nominal generator

voltage.


true i.e.

Ut(1)1≤Ut(2)≤Ut(3)≤

Ut(4)≤Ut(5)≤Ut(6).



will be used.

1642 Ut < 1 Delay 40.00 s

20.00 s1.50 s

1643 Ut < 1 Setting 530.0%

120.0%90.0%

1644 Ut < 1 Delay 50.00 s

20.00 s2.00 s

1645 Ut < 1 Setting 630.0%

120.0%90.0%

1646 Ut < 1 Delay 60.00 s

20.00 s3.00 s


34/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1650 Time-dependent undervoltage 1 activation

1651 Ut < act 1 Activate30.0%

120.0%90%

Option A1 Activate is the voltage

value where the functiontimer starts.

Reset is the value where

the function timer is

reset to 0 ms.

Delay is the delay timer

for the reset.

The relay outputs will

activate immediately

when the function timer

starts.

1652 Ut < act 1 Recovery30.0%

120.0%95%

1653 Ut < act 1 Delay0.0 s

320.0 s1.00 s

1654 Ut < act 1 Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1656 Ut < act 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1660 Time-dependent undervoltage 1

1661 Ut < 1Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


is activated

instantaneously when

the voltage value is

under the programmed

value curve.1662 Ut < 1

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1663 Ut < 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1664 Ut < 1 Fail class F1…F8Trip MB

(F6)


1671 Ut < 2 Setting 130.0%

120.0%30.0%



Settings relate to

nominal generator

voltage.


true i.e.

Ut(1)1≤Ut(2)≤Ut(3)≤

Ut(4)≤Ut(5)≤Ut(6).



will be used.

1672 Ut < 2 Delay 10.00 s

20.00 s0.15 s

1673 Ut < 2 Setting 230.0%

120.0%70.0%

1674 Ut < 2 Delay 20.00 s

20.00 s0.15 s

1675 Ut < 2 Setting 330.0%

120.0%70.0%

1676 Ut < 2 Delay 30.00 s

20.00 s0.70 s


1681 Ut < 2 Setting 430.0%

120.0%90.0%



Settings relate to

nominal generator

voltage.


true i.e.

Ut(1)1≤Ut(2)≤Ut(3)≤

Ut(4)≤Ut(5)≤Ut(6).



1682 Ut < 2 Delay 40.00 s

20.00 s1.50 s

1683 Ut < 2 Setting 530.0%

120.0%90.0%

1684 Ut < 2 Delay 50.00 s

20.00 s2.00 s

1685 Ut < 2 Setting 630.0%

120.0%90.0%


35/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1686 Ut < 2 Delay 60.00 s

20.00 s3.00 s

will be used.

1690 Time-dependent undervoltage 2 activation

1691 Ut < act 2 Activate30.0%

120.0%90%

Option A1 Activate is the voltage

value where the function

timer starts.

Reset is the value where

the function timer is

reset to 0 ms.

Delay is the delay timer

for the reset.

The relay output will

activate immediately

when the function timer

starts.

1692 Ut < act 2 Recovery30.0%

120.0%95%

1693 Ut < act 2 Delay0.0 s

320.0 s1.00 s


output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1696 Ut < act 2 Enable OFFON

OFF

1700 Time-dependent undervoltage 2

1701 Ut < 2Relay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used


is activated

instantaneously when

the voltage value is

under the programmed

value curve.1702 Ut < 2

Relay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

1703 Ut < 2 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1704 Ut < 2 Fail class F1…F8

Trip MB

(F6)


36/140



Non-essential load trip (load shedding)

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1800 NEL 1 overcurrent

1801 NEL 1 I> Setpoint50.0%

200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

Trip of non-essential load

due to overcurrent. This

function activates NEL

group 1.1802 NEL 1 I> Timer0.1 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1803 NEL 1 I> EnableOFF

ONOFF



200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook





100.0 s8.0 s

1813 NEL 2 I> EnableOFF

ONOFF



200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook





100.0 s10.0 s

1823 NEL 3 I> Enable OFFON

OFF

1830 NEL 1 busbar underfrequency

1831 NEL 1 bus f< Setpoint70.0%

100.0%95.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook


due to low frequency. This


group 1.1832 NEL 1 bus f< Timer0.1 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1835 NEL 1 bus f< EnableOFF

ONOFF


1841 NEL 2 bus f< Setpoint

70.0%

100.0% 95.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook





100.0 s8.0 s


ONOFF


1851 NEL 3 bus f< Setpoint70.0%

100.0%95.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook





100.0 s10.0 s


ONOFF

Setting values relate to the nominal setting.


37/140



No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1860 NEL 1 overload

1861 NEL 1 P> Setpoint10.0%

200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

ReferenceHandbook


due to overload. Thisfunction activates NEL

group 1.1862 NEL 1 P> Timer0.1 s

100.0 s5.0 s

1865 NEL 1 P> EnableOFF

ONOFF

1870 NEL 2 overload


200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook


due to overload. This



100.0 s8.0 s


ONOFF

1880 NEL 3 overload


200.0%100.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook


due to overload. This



100.0 s10.0 s


ONOFF

1890 NEL 1 high overload

1891 NEL 1 P>> Setpoint10.0%

200.0%110.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook


due to high overload. This


group 1.1892 NEL 1 P>> Timer 0.1 s999.9 s 1.0 s

1895 NEL 1 P>> EnableOFF

ONOFF



200.0%110.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook




group 2.1902 NEL 2 P>> Timer0.1 s

999.9 s1.0 s


ONOFF



200.0%110.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook




group 3.1912 NEL 3 P>> Timer0.1 s

999.9 s1.0 s


ONOFF


38/140



Undervoltage and reactive power low

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


1960 U and Q < 1

1961 U and Q < 1 Setpoint40.0%

100.0%85.0%

Option A1 The setting relates to the

generator nominal

voltage.

The condition for trip is

that the actual voltage

drops below the setting

value and the reactive

power is ≤ 0 kVAr.

1962 U and Q < 1 Timer0.1 s

3200.0 s0.5 s

1963 U and Q < 1Relay

output A

Option

dep.Not used


output B

Option

dep.Not used

1965 U and Q < 1 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1966 U and Q < 1 Fail class F1…F8 Warning(F2)

1970 U and Q < 2

1971 U and Q < 2 Setpoint40.0%

100.0%85.0%

Option A1 The setting relates to the

generator nominal voltage.

The condition for trip is that

the actual voltage drops

below the setting value and

the reactive power is ≤ 0

kVAr.

1972 U and Q < 2 Timer0.1 s

3200.0 s0.5 s


output A

Option

dep.Not used


output B

Option

dep.Not used

1975 U and Q < 2 EnableOFF

ONOFF

1976 U and Q < 2 Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)

1980 GB/MB external trip

1981 GB ext. trip EnableOFF

ONON

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

The generator breaker or

the mains breaker has

been tripped by an

external device.1982 GB ext. trip Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)

1983 MB ext. trip EnableOFF

ONON

1984 MB ext. trip Fail class F1…F8Warning

(F2)


39/140



Synchronisation and breaker alarms

No. Setting Min.

Max.

Factory

setting


2120 Synchronisation window

2121 Sync window Setpoint2.0%

20.0%15.0%

Designer’s

Reference

Handbook

The alarm will activate if

the actual voltage deviates

from nominal voltage with

the set percentage.2122 Sync window Timer0.1 s

2.0 s0.5 s

2123 Sync windowRelay

output A

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

2124 Sync windowRelay

output B

Not used

Option

dep.

Not used

2125 Sync window Ena

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