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GE 750 Instruction Manual (504 pages)

FEEDER MANAGEMENT

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 10.83 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Product Overview

17
- Introduction
  17
  - Description
    17
  - Summary of Features
    18
  - Using this Manual
    21
  - Shipping Contents
    21
  - Order Code
    22
- Technical Specifications
  23
  - Applicability
    23
  - Inputs
    23
  - Measured Parameters
    24
  - Protection Elements
    25
  - Monitoring Elements
    27
  - Control
    28
  - Other Features
    29
  - Outputs
    30
  - Communications
    30
  - Clock
    30
  - Physical Specifications
    30
  - Testing
    31
  - Approvals
    31
- Theory of Operation
  32
  - Description
    32
  - Current and Voltage Waveform Capture
    32
  - Frequency Tracking
    32
  - Phasors, Transients, and Harmonics
    32
  - Protection Elements
    33
  - Logic Inputs
    33
2 Getting Started

35
- Using the Front Panel Display
  35
  - Description
    35
  - Settings
    36
- Changing Setpoints
  37
  - Description
    37
  - Installing the Setpoint Access Jumper
    37
  - Help Key
    37
  - Numerical Setpoints
    37
  - Enumeration Setpoints
    37
  - Output Relay Setpoints
    38
  - Text Setpoints
    38
- Sample Application
  39
  - Application Example
    39
  - S2 System Setpoints
    39
    
    Current Transformers
    39
    
    Voltage Transformers
    39
    
    C POWER SYSTEM
    40
    
    B PHASE INSTANTANEOUS O/C 1
    41
- Installation
  42
  - Description
    42
  - Description
    43
  - Case Installation
    44
  - Unit Withdrawal and Insertion
    45
- Typical Wiring
  47
  - Description
    47
  - Rear Terminal Assignments
    48
  - Typical Wiring Diagram
    49
  - Phase Sequence and Transformer Polarity
    50
  - Ac Current Transformer Inputs
    50
  - Ground and Sensitive Ground Ct Inputs
    50
  - Restricted Earth Fault Inputs
    52
  - Zero Sequence Ct Installation
    53
  - Ac Voltage Transformer Inputs
    53
  - Control Power
    54
  - Trip / Close Coil Supervision
    55
  - Solid State Trip Output
    56
  - Logic Inputs
    56
  - Analog Input
    56
  - Analog Outputs
    57
  - Rs485 / Rs422 Communication Ports
    58
  - Rs232 Front Panel Program Port
    60
  - Irig-B
    60
760 Pc Program

61
- Overview
  61
  - Description
    61
  - Hardware and Software Requirements
    61
  - Hardware Configuration
    61
- Installation / Upgrade
  62
  - 750/760 Pc Program Upgrading
    62
  - Installation
    63
- 750/760 Pc Main Window
  64
  - Main Window Screen
    64
  - Top Level Menu Summary
    64
  - Toolbar Summary
    65
- Using 750/760 Pc
  66
  - Communications Configuration
    66
  - Upgrading Relay Firmware
    67
  - Entering Setpoints
    68
  - Viewing Actual Values
    69
  - Saving Setpoints to a File
    69
  - Loading Setpoints from a File
    70
  - User Map
    71
  - Waveform Capture (Trace Memory)
    71
  - Data Logger
    72
  - Description
    72
5 Front Panel

73
- Description
  73
- Status Indicators
  74
  - Description
    74
  - System Status Indicators
    74
- Settings
  74
  - Output Status Indicators
    75
- Keypad Operation
  76
  - Description
    76
- Messages
  77
  - Diagnostic Messages
    77
  - Self-Test Warnings
    77
  - Description
    78
- Flash Messages
  79
  - Description
    79
6 Actual Values

81
- Overview
  81
  - Description
    81
- A1 Status
  84
  - Description
    84
  - Virtual Inputs
    84
  - Hardware Inputs
    84
  - Last Trip Data
    85
  - Fault Locations
    86
  - Clock
    86
  - Autoreclose (760 Only)
    87
- A2 Metering
  88
  - Description
    88
  - Current
    88
  - Voltage
    89
  - Frequency
    90
  - Synchronizing Voltage
    90
  - Power
    91
  - Energy
    93
  - Demand
    94
    
    Phase a Current Demand
    94
    
    Last Reset Date
    94
  - Analog Input
    95
- A3 Maintenance
  96
  - Trip Counters
    96
  - Arcing Current
    97
- A4 Event Recorder
  98
  - Description
    98
  - Event Records
    98
  - Last Reset Date
    99
  - Event Types
    100
    
    A GENERAL EVENT CAUSES
    101
- Setpoints
  102
- A5 Product Info
  103
  - Description
    103
  - Technical Support
    103
  - Revision Codes
    103
  - Calibration Dates
    104
7 Setpoints

105
- Overview
  105
  - Message Summary
    105
- Setpoint Entry Methods
  106
  - Description
    106
- Setpoint Access Security
  107
  - Description
    107
  - Setpoint Access Jumper
    107
  - Passcode Security
    107
- Common Setpoints
  108
  - Description
    108
- Setpoints
  109
- Logic Diagrams
  110
  - Description
    110
  - Setpoints
    110
  - Measurement Units
    110
  - Time Delays
    110
  - Led Indicators
    110
  - Logic
    110
  - Conditions
    110
8 S1 Relay Setup

111
- Passcode
  111
  - Description
    111
  - Settings
    111
- Communications
  112
  - Description
    112
  - Settings
    112
- Dnp Communications
  113
  - Description
    113
  - Settings
    113
- Clock
  114
  - Description
    114
  - Settings
    114
- Event Recorder
  115
  - Description
    115
  - Settings
    115
- Trace Memory
  116
  - Description
    116
  - Settings
    116
- Data Logger
  117
  - Description
    117
  - Settings
    117
- Setpoints
  117
- Front Panel
  119
  - Description
    119
  - Settings
    119
- Default Messages
  120
  - Description
    120
  - Settings
    120
  - Adding Default Messages
    120
  - Removing Default Messages
    120
- User Text Messages
  121
  - Description
    121
  - Settings
    121
  - Adding User Text Messages
    121
- Clear Data
  122
  - Description
    122
  - Settings
    122
- Installation
  123
  - Warning
    123
  - Settings
    123
9 S2 System Setup

125
- Current Sensing
  125
  - Description
    125
  - Settings
    125
- Bus Vt Sensing
  126
  - Description
    126
  - Settings
    126
- Line Vt Sensing
  127
  - Description
    127
  - Settings
    127
- Power System
  128
  - Settings
    128
- Flexcurves
  129
  - Description
    129
  - Settings
    129
10 S3 Logic Inputs

131
- Introduction
  131
  - Description
    132
  - Settings
    133
  - Description
    134
  - Settings
    135
  - Description
    136
  - Description
    137
  - Settings
    137
- Block Overcurrent Functions
  139
  - Description
    139
  - Settings
    139
- Transfer Functions
  141
  - Description
    141
  - Settings
    141
- Autoreclose Functions (760 Only)
  142
  - Description
    142
  - Settings
    143
- Miscellaneous Functions
  143
  - Description
    143
- Overview
  145
  - Description
    145
  - Trip and 2 Close Relay Operation
    145
  - Auxiliary Relay Operation
    145
- Trip and 2 Close Relays
  146
  - Description
    146
  - Settings
    149
- Output Relays 3-7 Auxiliary
  149
  - Description
    149
- Time Overcurrent Curve Characteristics
  153
  - Description
    153
  - Definite Time Curve
    154
  - Ansi Curves
    155
  - Iac Curves
    156
  - Iec Curves
    157
- Directional Overcurrent Characteristics
  158
  - Description
    158
  - Phase Overcurrent
    159
  - Phase Time Overcurrent
    159
  - Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent
    163
  - Phase Directional
    165
  - Phase Directional Setpoints
    166
- Neutral Overcurrent
  168
  - Description
    168
  - Neutral Time Overcurrent
    168
  - Neutral Instantaneous Overcurrent
    170
  - Neutral Directional
    172
- Ground Overcurrent
  175
  - Description
    175
  - Ground Time Overcurrent
    175
  - Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent
    177
- Ground Directional
  179
- Ground Directional Setpoints
  180
  - Description
    182
- Sensitive Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent
  184
- Sensitive Ground Directional
  186
- Sensitive Ground Directional Setpoints
  187
  - Restricted Earth Fault
    189
  - C SAMPLE APPLICATION
    190
  - D CALCULATING the STABILIZING RESISTOR
    191
- Description
  193
- Negative Sequence Instantaneous Overcurrent
  195
- Negative Sequence Directional
  197
- Negative Sequence Voltage
  199
- Description
  201
- Undervoltage Inverse Time Delay Characteristics
  202
- Line Undervoltage
  204
- Overvoltage
  206
- Neutral Displacement
  208
  - Description
    210
- Frequency Decay
  212
- Description
  214
  - Description
    217
  - Description
    220
- Setpoints
  221
  - Description
    223
  - Setpoints
    224
- Description
  225
- Current Demand
  226
- Real Power Demand
  228
- Reactive Power Demand
  230
- Apparent Power Demand
  232
  - Description
    234
- Analog Threshold
  235
- Analog Input Rate of Change
  238
- Description
  240
- Analog Output Parameter Selections
  241
- Description
  243
- Description
  245
- Arcing Current
  247
- Breaker Operation
  249
- Coil Monitor
  251
- Vt Failure
  253
  - Description
    255
  - Logic Inputs for Incomer #1, #2, & Bus Tie Relays
    277
- Autoreclose Rate Supervision
  289
- Autoreclose Current Supervision
  291
- Autoreclose Zone Coordination
  292
- Reclosure Shots 1 to 4
  293
- Application Example
  294
- Prefault Values
  303
- Postfault Values
  307
- Communications Features
  309
- Description
  310
- Description
  311
- Crc-16 Algorithm
  312
- Supported Function Codes
  313
- Function Code 01H/02H: Read Binary Status
  314
- Function Code 03H/04H: Read Actual Values/Setpoints
  315
- Function Code 05H - Execute Operation
  316
- Function Code 06H - Store Single Setpoint
  318
- Exception Responses
  319
- Clock Synchronization of Multiple Relays
  320
- Reading the Event Recorder
  321
- Reading Trace Memory
  322
- Reading the Data Logger
  324
- Memory Map Organization
  325
- Memory Map
  326
- Notes for Memory Map
  367
- Memory Map Data Formats
  368
- Notes for Memory Map Data Formats
  391
- Dnp 3.O Device Profile Document
  392
- Description
  407
- Safety Precautions
  408
- Test Equipment Required
  409
- Wiring Diagrams
  410
- Logic/Virtual Inputs 1-14
  411
  - C USER INPUT a FUNCTION SETPOINT SET to CONTROL
    416
- Indicators
  417
- Measurement of Input Current
  418
- Measurement of Input Voltage
  419
  - B BUS VOLTAGE FREQUENCY
    420
  - Measurement of Real Power & Watthours
    421
- Measurement of Apparent Power
  422
- Measurement of Current Demand
  423
- Measurement of Real Power Demand
  424
- Measurement of Apparent Power Demand
  425
- Measurement of Analog Input
  426
- Description
  427
- Phase Time Overcurrent 2
  429
- Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent 1
  430
- Phase Directional Overcurrent
  431
  - B FORWARD TRIPPING and DELTA CONNECTED Vts
    432
- Neutral Instantaneous Overcurrent 1
  433
- Neutral Directional Overcurrent
  434
  - B FORWARD TRIPPING W/ CURRENT POLARIZATION
    435
  - C FORWARD TRIPPING with DUAL POLARIZATION
    436
    
    Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent
    437
    
    Sensitive Ground Directional Overcurrent
    438
    
    Negative Sequence Voltage
    439
- Bus Undervoltage 1 (2)
  440
- Line Undervolt 3 (4)
  442
  - Overvoltage 1 (2)
    443
  - NEUTRAL DISPLACEMENT (WYE Vts ONLY)
    444
- Underfrequency 1 (2)
  445
- Frequency Decay
  447
- Breaker Failure
  448
- Phase Current Level
  449
- Fault Locator
  450
  - Current Demand
    451
  - Apparent Power Demand
    452
- Overfrequency
  453
  - Vt Failure
    454
  - Breaker Operation Failure
    455
  - Irig-B
    456
- Setpoint Group Control
  457
- Synchrocheck
  459
- Manual Close Feature Blocking
  462
- Cold Load Pickup Feature Blocking
  464
- Undervoltage Restoration
  466
- Underfrequency Restoration
  469
  - C PROCEDURE to CHECK MINIMUM FREQUENCY
    470
  - B LOW VOLTAGE LOGIC
    471
  - C TRANSFER INITIATED by LOCKOUT 86-1
    472
  - E TRANSFER INITIATED by SOURCE TRIP NO. 1
    473
  - H MANUAL RESTORATION of INCOMER 1
    474
    
    L AFTER-PARALLEL TRIPPING of SELECTED INCOMER
    475
    
    Autoreclose (760 Only)
    476
    
    Description
    480
- On-Load Testing
  481
- Dielectric Strength Testing of the Relay
  482
  - A.1.1 List of Figures
    485
  - A.1.2 List of Tables
    487
  - C.1.1 Warranty
    491

GE 750 Instruction Manual (334 pages)

Feeder Management Relay

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 9.94 MB

Table of Contents
3
Table of Contents
8
Getting Started

9
- Cautions and Warnings
  9
- Inspection Checklist
  9
- Manual Organization
  10
Using the Relay

10
- Menu Navigation
  10
- Panel Keying Example
  13
Changing Setpoints

13
- Introduction
  13
- The HELP Key
  14
- Numerical Setpoints
  14
- Enumeration Setpoints
  15
- Output Relay Setpoints
  18
- Text Setpoints
  19
Application Example

19
- Description
  19
- S2 System Setpoints
  27
- S3 Logic Inputs Setpoints
  28
- S5 Protection Setpoints
  29
- Installation
  30
Commissioning

30
Introduction

31
Overview

31
- Description
  31
Theory of Operation

33
- Description
  33
- Current and Voltage Waveform Capture
  33
- Frequency Tracking
  34
- Phasors, Transients, and Harmonics
  34
- Protection Elements
  34
- Logic Inputs
  34
Ordering

36
- Order Codes
  36
- Example Order Codes
  36
- Accessories
  36
Specifications

37
- Applicability
  37
- Inputs
  37
- Measured Parameters
  38
- Protection Elements
  38
- Monitoring Elements
  40
- Control Elements
  41
- Outputs
  42
- Output Relays
  42
- Cpu
  42
- Physical
  43
- Testing
  43
- Approvals
  44
Installation

45
Mechanical Installation

45
- Drawout Case
  46
- Installation
  46
- Unit Withdrawal and Insertion
  47
- Ethernet Connection
  48
- Rear Terminal Layout
  49
- Current Inputs
  52
- Phase Sequence and Transformer Polarity
  52
- Restricted Earth Fault Inputs
  54
- Zero Sequence CT Installation
  54
- Voltage Inputs
  54
- Control Power
  55
- Trip/Close Coil Supervision
  56
- Logic Inputs
  57
- Analog Input
  57
- Analog Outputs
  57
- Serial Communications
  58
- RS232 Communications
  60
- Irig-B
  61
Electrical Installation

52
Interfaces

63
Front Panel Interface Description

63
- Display
  63
LED Indicators

63
- Description
  63
- 750/760 Status LED Indicators
  64
- System Status LED Indicators
  65
- Output Status LED Indicators
  66
Relay Messages

67
- Keypad Operation
  67
- Diagnostic Messages
  68
- Self-Test Warnings
  68
- Flash Messages
  70
Enervista 750/760 Setup Software Interface

72
- Overview
  72
- Hardware
  72
- Installing the Enervista 750/760 Setup Software
  74
Connecting Enervista 750/760 Setup to the Relay

76
Working with Setpoints and Setpoint Files

80
- Engaging a Device
  80
- Entering Setpoints
  80
- File Support
  81
- Using Setpoints Files
  81
Upgrading Relay Firmware

86
- Description
  86
- Saving Setpoints to a File
  86
- Loading New Firmware
  86
Advanced Enervista 750/760 Setup Features

87
- Triggered Events
  87
- Waveform Capture (Trace Memory)
  88
- Data Logger
  91
- Event Recorder
  91
- Modbus User Map
  92
- Viewing Actual Values
  92
Using Enervista Viewpoint with the 750/760

93
- Plug and Play Example
  93
Overview

97
- Setpoints Main Menu
  97
- Setpoint Entry Methods
  100
- Common Setpoints
  101
- Setpoint Access Security
  101
- Logic Diagrams
  102
S1 Relay Setup Passcode

103
- Communications
  104
- Clock
  106
- Event Recorder
  107
- Trace Memory
  107
- Data Logger
  108
- Front Panel
  109
- Default Messages
  110
- User Text Messages
  111
- Clear Data
  111
- Installation
  112
- Mod 008 Upgrade
  112
S2 System Setup Current Sensing

113
- Bus VT Sensing
  113
- Line VT Sensing
  114
- Power System
  114
- Flexcurves
  114
S3 Logic Inputs

115
- Overview
  115
- Logic Inputs Setup
  116
- Breaker Functions
  117
- Control Functions
  118
- User Inputs
  119
- Block Functions
  120
- Block Overcurrent
  121
- Transfer Functions
  122
- Reclose (760 Only)
  123
- Miscellaneous
  123
S4 Output Relays

123
- Relay Operation
  124
- Trip Relay
  125
- Close Relay
  126
- Auxiliary Relays
  127
S5 Protection

128
- Overview
  128
- Self-Test Warning Relay
  128
- Time Overcurrent Curve Characteristics
  129
- Phase Current
  133
- Neutral Current
  139
- Ground Current
  144
- Sensitive Ground
  148
- Negative Sequence
  155
- Voltage
  159
- Voltage
  160
- Frequency
  165
- Breaker Failure
  168
- Reverse Power
  169
S6 Monitoring

170
- Current Level
  170
- Power Factor
  171
- Fault Locator
  173
- Demand
  175
- Analog Input
  183
- Analog Outputs
  183
- Overfrequency
  185
- Equipment
  186
- Pulse Output
  192
S7 Control

193
- Setpoint Groups
  193
- Synchrocheck
  196
- Manual Close Blocking
  198
- Cold Load Pickup
  200
- Undervoltage Restoration
  202
- Underfrequency Restore
  203
- Transfer Scheme
  204
- Autoreclose (760 Only)
  218
S8 Testing

229
- Output Relays
  229
- Pickup Test
  230
- Analog Outputs
  230
- Simulation
  231
- Factory Service
  234
Actual Values

235
- Actual Values Main Menu
  235
A1 Status

235
- Virtual Inputs
  235
- Hardware Inputs
  239
- Last Trip Data
  240
- Fault Locations
  240
- Clock
  241
- Autoreclose (760 Only)
  241
A2 Metering

241
- Metering Conventions
  241
- Current
  243
- Voltage
  244
- Frequency
  245
- Synchronizing Voltage
  245
- Power
  246
- Energy
  247
- Demand
  247
- Analog Input
  248
A3 Maintenance

249
- Trip Counters
  249
- Arcing Current
  249
A4 Event Recorder

250
- Event Records
  250
- Last Reset Date
  253
A5 Product Info

253
- Technical Support
  253
- Revision Codes
  253
- Calibration Dates
  254
- Safety Precautions
  255
- Conventions
  256
- Installation Checks
  257
Inputs/Outputs

259
- Logic / Virtual Inputs 1 to 14
  259
- Virtual Inputs 15 to 20
  265
- Output Relays
  265
Metering

265
- Current Metering
  265
- Voltage Metering
  266
- Power Metering
  268
- Demand Metering
  269
Protection Schemes

271
- Analog Input Metering
  271
- Phase Overcurrent
  272
- Neutral Overcurrent
  277
- Ground Overcurrent
  280
- Negative-Sequence Overcurrent and Voltage
  281
- Voltage
  282
- Voltage
  284
- Frequency
  287
- Breaker Failure
  289
- Reverse Power
  290

GE 750 Instruction Manual (450 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 10.71 MB

Table of Contents
5
Logic Diagram
7
Self-Test Warning
7
Setpoints
7
To 7 Auxiliary Relays
7
Trip Relay
7
A1 Status
8
Actual Values
8
Autoreclose
8
Clock
8
Fault Locations
8
Hardware Inputs
8
Last Trip Data
8
Important Procedures
11
Using the Relay
13
- A2 Metering
  14
- Actual Values
  16
Changing Setpoints
17
- The HELP Key
  18
- Etpoints
  23
Application Example
25
I Nstallation
37
Commissioning
38
- Overview
  39
- Analog Input
  41
Theory of Operation
43
Ordering
47
A Ccessories
48
Specifications
49
- Current
  51
- Voltage
  51
- P Hysical
  59
- T Esting
  60
- A Pprovals
  61
Mechanical Installation
65
- I Nstallation
  66
- E Thernet C Onnection
  69
- Inputs/Outputs
  70
Electrical Installation
72
C Urrent I Nputs
73
Input
75
- Control Power
  77
- Analog Input
  79
- A Nalog O Utputs
  80
- Irig-B
  83
- Front Panel Interface
  85
Led Indicators
86
Relay Messages
90
- D Iagnostic M Essages
  91
- F Lash M Essages
  94
Enervista 750/760 Setup Software Interface
97
Connecting Enervista 750/760 Setup to the Relay
102
O Verview
107
Working with Setpoints and Setpoint Files
108
H Ardware
109
Upgrading Relay Firmware
115
Advanced Enervista 750/760 Setup Features
118
- E Vent R Ecorder
  119
- Modbu User Map
  120
- V Iewing a Ctual V Alues
  121
- D Escription
  123
Using Enervista Viewpoint with the 750/760
125
- Overview
  127
- S Etpoint E Ntry M Ethods
  131
- S Etpoint a Ccess S Ecurity
  132
- L Ogic D Iagrams
  134
S1 Relay Setup
135
- Clock
  139
- E Vent R Ecorder
  140
- Trace Memory
  141
- Data Logger
  142
Front Panel
143
- D Efault M Essages
  144
- User Text Message
  145
- Clear Data
  146
- A3 Maintenance
  147
- Arcing Current
  147
- Trip Counters
  147
Mod 008 Upgrade
147
S2 System Setup
148
- Line
  149
Flexcurve™
150
S3 Logic Inputs
152
- B Reaker F Unctions
  154
- C Ontrol F Unctions
  156
- User Input
  157
- B Lock F Unctions
  158
- B Lock O Vercurrent
  160
- T Ransfer F Unctions
  161
- Reclose (760 Only)
  162
S4 Output Relays
164
- Close Relay
  166
- A Uxiliary R Elays
  167
S5 Protection
170
N Egative S Equence V Oltage
207
S6 Monitoring
220
- Demand
  225
- E Quipment
  240
S7 Control
249
Ickup
250
- Restoration
  259
- Undervoltage Restoration
  259
- Setpoints
  297
- Virtual Inputs
  303
- Actual Values
  303
Overview
303
- A1 Status
  308
- Clock
  310
- A2 Metering
  312
- Power
  316
- Energy
  317
- Demand
  318
- Analog Input
  319
- A3 Maintenance
  320
- A Rcing C Urrent
  321
A4 Event Recorder
322
Last Reset Date
326
A5 Product Info
327
P Ower M Etering
346
Protection Schemes
353
- Negative Sequence
  365
- Tests
  365
- F Requency
  373
- Failure
  377
B Reaker F Ailure
377

GE 750 Manual (102 pages)

Feeder Management Relay

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 0.99 MB

Safety Words and Definitions
3
Table of Contents
5
Overview
7
Protocols
7
Physical Layer
8
1 OVERVIEW Overviewprotocols

9
2 Modbus Protocol

9
- 750/760 Feeder Management Relay
  9
- Data Link Layer
  9
- Description
  9
- CRC-16 Algorithm
  10
- Message Timing
  11
3 Modbus Functions

13
4 Reading the Event Recorder

21
- Reading Trace Memory
  22
MAP Reading Trace Memory

23
- Trace Memory Circular Buffer
  23
- Accessing Data Via the User Map
  24
- Reading the Data Logger
  24
- Memory Map Organization
  25
- User Map Register Addresses
  25
- Memory Map
  26
- Memory Map Notes
  65
- Data Formats
  66
- Data Formats Notes
  85
  - Example Date and Time Interpretation
    85
  - DNP Communications
    87
5 DNP DNP 3.0 Device Profile Document

87
- DNP Implementation
  89
6 Dnp Point Lists

91
Binary Input / Binary Input Change

91

GE 750 Quick Reference Manual (58 pages)

Feeder Management Relay

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 2.13 MB

Table of Contents
3
Overview
5
Introduction
5
Description
5
Protection and Control Function Summary
5
Monitoring and Control Function Summary
6
Mechanical Installation
6
Drawout Case
6
Mounting
7
Unit Withdrawal and Insertion
8
Ethernet Connection
9
Electrical Installation
10
Ratings and Polarities
10
Logic Inputs
12
Analog Inputs and Outputs
12
Accessing Setpoints Via the Front Panel
12
Typical Application Setup
13
System Setpoints
13
Logic Input Setpoints
14
Protection Setpoints
14
Enervista 750/760 Setup Software Interface
15
Overview
15
Hardware
15
Connecting Enervista 750/760 Setup to the Relay
17
Configuring Serial Communications
17
Using the Quick Connect Feature
19
Configuring Ethernet Communications
19
Connecting to the Relay
21
Working with Setpoints and Setpoint Files
22
Engaging a Device
22
Entering Setpoints
22
File Support
23
Using Setpoints Files
24
Upgrading Relay Firmware
28
Description
28
Saving Setpoints to a File
29
Loading New Firmware
29
Advanced Enervista 750/760 Setup Features
30
Triggered Events
30
Waveform Capture (Trace Memory)
31
Data Logger
34
Event Recorder
34
Modbus User Map
35
Viewing Actual Values
36
Application Example
37
Description
37
Power System Data
44
Control System Requirements
44
Instrument Transformer Data
44
Phase Protection Settings
44
Neutral Protection Settings
45
S2 System Setpoints
45
S3 Logic Inputs Setpoints
46
S5 Protection Setpoints
49
Other Settings
54

GE 750 Clinical Reference Manual (50 pages)

Anesthesia Delivery System

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 8.42 MB

Table of Contents
4
System Overview
5
Introduction
5
Front View Components
6
Breathing System Components
7
Right Side View Components
8
Rear View Components
9
Left Side View Components
10
Central and Caster Brakes
11
Using the Bag Support Arm
12
Navigation
13
Display Controls
13
Touch Points
14
Anesthesia System Display
15
Using Menus
16
Using the Comwheel
17
Using Quick Keys
18
Operation Overview
19
Turning on the System
19
Changing Gas Settings
20
Using the O Flush Button
20
Using the APL Valve
21
Using the Bag/Vent Switch
21
Using the Vaporizer
22
Using the ACGO
22
Aux O +Air
23
Checkout
24
Checkout Overview
24
Checkout Full Test
25
Starting a Case
26
Start Case Menu Overview
26
Starting a Case Using Default Settings
27
Starting a Case Using Custom Settings
28
Starting Manual Ventilation
29
Starting Mechanical Ventilation
29
Changing a Ventilator Mode and Settings
30
Alarms and Trends
31
Setting Alarm Limits
31
Additional Alarm Settings
32
Setting Auto Limits
33
Viewing Trends
33
Ventilation Modes
34
Volume Control Mode (VCV)
34
Pressure Control Mode (PCV)
34
PCV-VG Mode
35
SIMV VCV Mode
35
SIMV PCV Mode
36
SIMV PCV-VG Mode
37
Psvpro™ Ventilation Mode
38
CPAP + PSV Mode
38
Special Features
39
Ecoflow Overview
39
Ecoflow Menu Components
40
Activating the Ecoflow Split Screen
41
Recruitment Maneuver
41
Pause Gas Flow
42
Spirometry Overview
43
Spirometry Loop Components
44

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