GE G30 Generator Protection Relay Manuals

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GE G30 Instruction Manual (698 pages)

UR series Generator Protection System

Brand: GE | Category: Protection Device | Size: 11.54 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Getting Started

11
- Important Procedures
  11
  - Cautions and Warnings
    11
  - Inspection Procedure
    12
- Ur Overview
  13
  - Introduction to the Ur
    13
  - Hardware Architecture
    13
  - Software Architecture
    14
- Enervista Ur Setup Software
  15
- Ur Hardware
  26
  - Mounting and Wiring
    26
  - Communications
    26
  - Faceplate Display
    26
- Using the Relay
  27
  - Faceplate Keypad
    27
  - Menu Navigation
    27
  - Menu Hierarchy
    27
  - Relay Activation
    28
  - Relay Passwords
    28
  - Flexlogic Customization
    28
  - Commissioning
    29
2 Product Description

31
- Introduction
  31
  - Overview
    31
  - Security
    34
  - Iec 870-5-103 Protocol
    39
- Order Codes
  40
  - Overview
    40
  - Order Codes with Enhanced Ct/Vt Modules
    40
  - Order Codes with Process Bus Modules
    42
  - Replacement Modules
    45
- Signal Processing
  47
  - Ur Signal Processing
    47
- Specifications
  49
  - Protection Elements
    49
  - User-Programmable Elements
    52
  - Monitoring
    53
  - Metering
    54
  - Inputs
    55
  - Power Supply
    56
  - Outputs
    56
  - Communication Protocols
    58
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    58
  - Environmental
    60
  - Type Tests
    61
  - Approvals
    62
  - Maintenance
    62
3 Hardware

63
- Description
  63
  - Panel Cutout
    63
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    69
- Wiring
  71
  - Typical Wiring
    71
  - Dielectric Strength
    74
  - Control Power
    74
  - Ct/Vt Modules
    75
  - Process Bus Modules
    77
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    77
  - Transducer Inputs/Outputs
    89
  - Rs232 Faceplate Port
    91
  - Cpu Communication Ports
    92
  - Irig-B
    94
- Direct Input/Output Communications
  95
  - Description
    95
  - Fiber: Led and Eled Transmitters
    97
  - Fiber-Laser Transmitters
    97
  - Interface
    99
  - Rs422 Interface
    102
  - Rs422 and Fiber Interface
    104
  - And Fiber Interface
    104
  - Ieee C37.94 Interface
    105
  - C37.94Sm Interface
    109
4 Human Interfaces

113
- Enervista Ur Setup Software Interface
  113
  - Introduction
    113
  - Creating a Site List
    113
  - Enervista Ur Setup Overview
    113
  - Enervista Ur Setup Main Window
    115
- Extended Enervista Ur Setup Features
  116
  - Settings Templates
    116
  - Securing and Locking Flexlogic Equations
    120
  - Settings File Traceability
    122
- Faceplate Interface
  125
  - Faceplate
    125
  - Led Indicators
    126
  - Custom Labeling of Leds
    129
  - Display
    134
  - Keypad
    134
  - Breaker Control
    134
  - Menus
    135
  - Changing Settings
    138
5 Settings

139
- Overview
  141
  - Settings Menu
    141
  - User-Definable Displays
    141
  - Direct Inputs/Outputs
    143
  - Introduction to Elements
    144
  - Introduction to Ac Sources
    145
- Product Setup
  148
  - Security
    148
  - Display Properties
    164
  - Clear Relay Records
    165
  - Communications
    166
  - Modbus User Map
    205
  - Real Time Clock
    205
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    210
  - Oscillography
    211
  - Data Logger
    214
  - User-Programmable Leds
    215
  - User-Programmable Self Tests
    218
  - Control Pushbuttons
    220
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    223
  - Flex State Parameters
    226
  - Teleprotection
    237
  - Installation
    238
  - Remote Resources Configuration
    239
- System Setup
  240
  - Ac Inputs
    240
  - Power System
    241
  - Signal Sources
    243
  - Transformer
    245
  - Breakers
    254
  - Disconnect Switches
    258
  - Flexcurves
    261
  - G30 Generator Protection System GE Multilin
    264
- Flexlogic
  268
  - Introduction to Flexlogic
    268
  - Flexlogic Rules
    278
  - Flexlogic Evaluation
    278
  - Flexlogic Example
    279
  - Flexlogic Equation Editor
    283
  - Flexlogic Timers
    283
  - Flexelements
    285
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    289
- Grouped Elements
  291
  - Overview
    291
  - Setting Group
    291
  - Transformer Percent Differential (Ansi 87Gt)
    292
  - Phase Current
    297
  - Neutral Current
    307
  - Ground Current
    314
  - Negative Sequence Current
    322
  - Generator Unbalance (Ansi 46)
    326
  - Split Phase Protection (Ansi 50Sp)
    328
  - Voltage Elements
    332
  - Loss of Excitation (Ansi 40)
    344
  - Accidental Energization (Ansi 50/27)
    347
  - Sensitive Directional Power (Ansi 32)
    349
  - Stator Ground
    352
- Control Elements
  354
  - Overview
    354
  - Trip Bus
    354
  - Setting Groups
    356
  - Selector Switch
    358
  - Underfrequency (Ansi 81U)
    364
  - Overfrequency (Ansi 81O)
    365
  - Frequency Rate of Change (Ansi 81R)
    366
  - Frequency Out-Of-Band Accumulation
    368
  - Synchrocheck (Ansi 25)
    370
  - Digital Elements
    374
  - Digital Counters
    377
  - Monitoring Elements
    379
- Inputs and Outputs
  386
  - Contact Inputs
    386
  - Virtual Inputs
    388
  - Contact Outputs
    389
  - Virtual Outputs
    392
  - Remote Devices
    392
  - Remote Inputs
    394
  - Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
    395
  - Remote Outputs
    395
  - Resetting
    396
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    397
  - Teleprotection Inputs and Outputs
    400
  - Iec 61850 Goose Analogs
    402
  - Iec 61850 Goose Integers
    403
- Transducer Inputs and Outputs
  405
  - Dcma Inputs
    405
  - Rtd Inputs
    406
  - Dcma Outputs
    408
- Testing
  411
  - Test Mode
    411
  - Force Contact Inputs
    412
  - Force Contact Outputs
    413
6 Actual Values

415
- Overview
  415
  - Actual Values Menu
    415
- Status
  415
  - Contact Inputs
    418
  - Virtual Inputs
    418
  - Remote Inputs
    418
  - Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
    419
  - Teleprotection Inputs
    419
  - Contact Outputs
    419
  - Virtual Outputs
    420
  - Remote Devices
    420
  - Digital Counters
    421
  - Selector Switches
    421
  - Flex States
    421
  - Ethernet
    421
  - Real Time Clock Synchronizing
    422
  - Direct Inputs
    423
  - Direct Devices Status
    423
  - Iec 61850 Goose Integers
    424
  - Egd Protocol Status
    424
  - Teleprotection Channel Tests
    425
  - Remaining Connection Status
    425
  - Parallel Redundancy Protocol (Prp)
    426
  - Metering Conventions
    427
  - Transformer
    430
  - Sources
    431
  - Synchrocheck
    436
  - Tracking Frequency
    436
  - Frequency Rate of Change
    436
  - Frequency Out-Of-Band Accumulation
    437
  - Flexelements
    437
  - Iec 61580 Goose Analog Values
    438
  - Sensitive Directional Power
    438
  - Stator Ground
    438
  - Volts Per Hertz
    439
  - Restricted Ground Fault
    439
  - Transducer Inputs and Outputs
    439
- Records
  440
  - User-Programmable Fault Reports
    440
  - Event Records
    440
  - Oscillography
    440
  - Data Logger
    441
- Product Information
  442
  - Model Information
    442
  - Firmware Revisions
    442

GE G30 Instruction Manual (696 pages)

Generator Protection System 7.6x

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 26.86 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

11
2 Product Description

15
Description

16
- Security
  19
- Order Codes
  23
- Signal Processing
  32
  - UR Signal Processing
    32
- Specifications
  34
  - Protection Elements
    34
  - User-Programmable Elements
    40
  - Monitoring
    42
  - Metering
    42
  - Inputs
    43
  - Power Supply
    45
  - Outputs
    45
  - Communication Protocols
    48
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    49
  - Cybersentry Security
    50
  - Graphical Front Panel
    50
  - Environmental
    51
  - Type Tests
    52
  - Production Tests
    52
  - Approvals
    53
  - Maintenance
    53
3 Installation

55
- Unpack and Inspect
  
  55
- Panel Cutouts
  56
  - Horizontal Units
    56
  - Vertical Units
    60
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    65
- Wiring
  67
  - Typical Wiring
    67
  - Dielectric Strength
    69
  - Control Power
    70
  - CT/VT Modules
    71
  - Process Bus Modules
    73
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    73
  - Transducer Inputs and Outputs
    85
  - RS232 Port
    87
  - CPU Communication Ports
    88
  - Irig-B
    90
- Direct Input and Output Communications
  91
  - Description
    91
  - Fiber: LED and ELED Transmitters
    93
  - Fiber Laser Transmitters
    93
  - Interface
    94
  - RS422 Interface
    98
  - RS422 and Fiber Interface
    100
  - And Fiber Interface
    101
  - IEEE C37.94 Interface
    101
  - C37.94SM Interface
    104
- Activate Relay
  107
- Install Software
  108
  - Enervista Communication Overview
    108
  - System Requirements
    109
  - Install Software
    110
- Add Device to Software
  111
  - Set IP Address in UR
    112
  - Configure Serial Connection
    117
  - Configure Ethernet Connection
    119
  - Configure Modem Connection
    120
  - Automatic Discovery of UR Devices
    120
- Connect to the G30
  121
- Set up Cybersentry and Change Default Password
  124
- Import Settings
  125
- Connect to D400 Gateway
  126
  - Oscillography Files
    126
  - Event Records
    126
  - Log Files
    126
  - Setting Files
    127
4 Interfaces

129
- Enervista Software Interface
  
  129
- Introduction
  129
- Settings Files
  129
- Event Viewing
  130
- File Support
  131
- Enervista Main Window
  131
- Protection Summary Window
  132
- Settings Templates
  133
- Secure and Lock Flexlogic Equations
  137
- Settings File Traceability
  140
- Front Panel Interface
  143
  - Front Panel
    143
  - Front Panel Display
    145
  - Front Panel Navigation Keys
    165
  - LED Indicators
    166
  - Front Panel Labelling
    171
  - Menu Navigation
    177
  - Change Settings
    179
  - View Actual Values
    184
  - Breaker Control
    185
  - Change Passwords
    186
  - Invalid Password Entry
    187
- Logic Diagrams
  188
- Flexlogic Design Using Engineer
  189
  - Design Logic
    191
  - Send File to and from Device
    201
  - Monitor Logic
    202
  - View Front Panel and Print Labels
    203
  - Generate Connectivity Report
    204
  - Preferences
    204
  - Toolbars
    208
5 Settings

215
- Settings Menu
  
  215
- Overview
  218
  - Introduction to Elements
    218
  - Introduction to AC Sources
    220
- Product Setup
  221
  - Security
    221
  - Display Properties
    240
  - Graphical Front Panel
    242
  - Clear Relay Records
    254
  - Communications
    255
  - Modbus User Map
    322
  - Real Time Clock
    323
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    327
  - Oscillography
    328
  - Data Logger
    330
  - User-Programmable Leds
    335
  - User-Programmable Self-Tests
    336
  - Control Pushbuttons
    337
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    338
  - Flex State Parameters
    344
  - User-Definable Displays
    345
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    347
  - Teleprotection
    353
  - Remote Resources
    354
  - Remote Resources Configuration
    354
- System Setup
  356
  - AC Inputs
    356
  - Power System
    357
  - Signal Sources
    358
  - Transformer
    361
  - Breakers
    372
  - Disconnect Switch Control
    377
  - Flexcurves
    382
- Flexlogic
  389
  - Flexlogic Operands
    389
  - Flexlogic Rules
    402
  - Flexlogic Evaluation
    402
  - Flexlogic Example
    403
  - Flexlogic Equation Editor
    408
  - Flexlogic Timers
    408
  - Flexelements
    408
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    412
- Grouped Elements
  413
  - Overview
    413
  - Setting Group 1
    414
  - Transformer
    414
  - Phase Current
    422
  - Neutral Current
    434
  - Ground Current
    442
  - Negative Sequence Current
    449
  - Generator Unbalance (ANSI 46)
    453
  - Split Phase Protection (ANSI 50SP)
    455
  - Voltage Elements
    459
  - Loss of Excitation (ANSI 40)
    471
  - Accidental Energization (ANSI 50/27)
    473
  - Sensitive Directional Power (ANSI 32)
    475
  - Stator Ground
    478
- Control Elements
  480
  - Overview
    480
  - Trip Bus
    481
  - Setting Groups
    483
  - Selector Switch
    484
  - Underfrequency (ANSI 81U)
    491
  - Overfrequency (ANSI 81O)
    492
  - Frequency Rate of Change (ANSI 81R)
    493
  - Frequency Out-Of-Band Accumulation
    495
  - Synchrocheck (ANSI 25)
    496
  - Digital Elements
    502
  - Digital Counters
    505
  - Monitoring Elements
    507
- Inputs/Outputs
  516
  - Contact Inputs
    516
  - Virtual Inputs
    518
  - Contact Outputs
    519
  - Virtual Outputs
    523
  - Resetting
    523
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    524
  - Teleprotection
    528
- Transducer Inputs/Outputs
  530
  - Dcma Inputs
    530
  - RTD Inputs
    531
  - Dcma Outputs
    532
- Testing
  536
  - Test Mode Function
    536
  - Test Mode Forcing
    536
  - Force Contact Inputs
    537
  - Force Contact Outputs
    537

GE G30 Instruction Manual (652 pages)

UR Series Generator Protection System

Brand: GE | Category: Protection Device | Size: 11.11 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Getting Started

11
- Important Procedures
  11
  - Cautions and Warnings
    11
  - Inspection Procedure
    12
- Ur Overview
  13
  - Introduction to the Ur
    13
  - Hardware Architecture
    13
  - Software Architecture
    15
  - Important Concepts
    15
- Enervista Ur Setup Software
  16
  - Pc Requirements
    16
  - Installation
    16
  - Configuring the G30 for Software Access
    17
  - Using the Quick Connect Feature
    20
  - Connecting to the G30 Relay
    25
- Ur Hardware
  27
  - Mounting and Wiring
    27
  - Communications
    27
  - Faceplate Display
    27
- Using the Relay
  28
  - Faceplate Keypad
    28
  - Menu Navigation
    28
  - Menu Hierarchy
    28
  - Relay Activation
    28
  - Relay Passwords
    29
  - Flexlogic Customization
    29
  - Commissioning
    30
2 Product Description

31
- Introduction
  31
  - Overview
    31
  - Ordering
    35
  - Replacement Modules
    40
- Specifications
  42
  - Protection Elements
    42
  - User-Programmable Elements
    45
  - Monitoring
    46
  - Metering
    47
  - Inputs
    48
  - Power Supply
    48
  - Outputs
    49
  - Communication Protocols
    50
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    51
  - Environmental
    51
  - Type Tests
    52
  - Production Tests
    52
  - Approvals
    53
  - Maintenance
    53
3 Hardware

55
- Description
  55
  - Panel Cutout
    55
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    61
- Wiring
  62
  - Typical Wiring
    62
  - Dielectric Strength
    65
  - Control Power
    65
  - Ct/Vt Modules
    66
  - Process Bus Modules
    68
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    68
  - Transducer Inputs/Outputs
    77
  - Rs232 Faceplate Port
    79
  - Cpu Communication Ports
    79
  - Irig-B
    82
- Direct Input/Output Communications
  83
  - Description
    83
  - Fiber: Led and Eled Transmitters
    85
  - Fiber-Laser Transmitters
    85
  - Interface
    87
  - Rs422 Interface
    90
  - Rs422 and Fiber Interface
    92
  - And Fiber Interface
    92
  - Ieee C37.94 Interface
    93
  - C37.94Sm Interface
    97
4 Human Interfaces

101
- Enervista Ur Setup Software Interface
  101
  - Introduction
    101
  - Creating a Site List
    101
  - Enervista Ur Setup Overview
    101
  - Enervista Ur Setup Main Window
    103
- Extended Enervista Ur Setup Features
  105
  - Settings Templates
    105
  - Securing and Locking Flexlogic Equations
    109
  - Settings File Traceability
    111
- Faceplate Interface
  114
  - Faceplate
    114
  - Led Indicators
    115
  - Custom Labeling of Leds
    118
  - Display
    123
  - Keypad
    123
  - Breaker Control
    123
  - Menus
    124
  - Changing Settings
    127
5 Settings

128
- Overview
  131
  - Settings Menu
    131
  - Introduction to Elements
    134
  - Introduction to Ac Sources
    135
- Product Setup
  138
  - Security
    138
  - Cybersentry Security
    142
  - Display Properties
    149
  - Clear Relay Records
    151
  - Communications
    152
  - Modbus User Map
    178
  - Real Time Clock
    178
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    183
  - Oscillography
    184
  - Data Logger
    186
  - User-Programmable Leds
    188
  - User-Programmable Self Tests
    191
  - Control Pushbuttons
    192
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    193
  - Flex State Parameters
    199
  - User-Definable Displays
    199
  - Direct Inputs/Outputs
    202
  - Teleprotection
    209
  - Installation
    210
  - Remote Resources Configuration
    211
- System Setup
  212
  - Ac Inputs
    212
  - Power System
    213
  - Signal Sources
    214
  - Transformer
    217
  - Breakers
    226
  - Disconnect Switches
    230
  - Flexcurves
    233
- Flexlogic
  240
  - Introduction to Flexlogic
    240
  - Flexlogic Rules
    250
  - Flexlogic Evaluation
    250
  - Flexlogic Example
    251
  - Flexlogic Equation Editor
    255
  - Flexlogic Timers
    255
  - Flexelements
    256
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    260
- Grouped Elements
  262
  - Overview
    262
  - Setting Group
    262
  - Phase Current
    262
  - Neutral Current
    278
  - Ground Current
    285
  - Negative Sequence Current
    292
  - Generator Unbalance
    296
  - Split Phase Protection
    300
  - Voltage Elements
    302
  - Loss of Excitation
    314
  - Accidental Energization
    316
  - Sensitive Directional Power
    318
  - Stator Ground
    321
- Control Elements
  324
  - Overview
    324
  - Trip Bus
    324
  - Setting Groups
    326
  - Selector Switch
    328
  - Underfrequency
    334
  - Overfrequency
    335
  - Frequency Rate of Change
    336
  - Frequency Out-Of-Band Accumulation
    338
  - Synchrocheck
    340
  - Digital Elements
    344
  - Digital Counters
    347
  - Monitoring Elements
    350
- Inputs and Outputs
  356
  - Contact Inputs
    356
  - Virtual Inputs
    358
  - Contact Outputs
    359
  - Virtual Outputs
    361
  - Remote Devices
    362
  - Remote Inputs
    363
  - Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
    364
  - Remote Outputs
    364
  - Resetting
    365
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    365
  - Teleprotection Inputs and Outputs
    369
  - Iec 61850 Goose Analogs
    371
  - Iec 61850 Goose Integers
    372
- Transducer Inputs and Outputs
  373
  - Dcma Inputs
    373
  - Rtd Inputs
    374
  - Dcma Outputs
    376
- Testing 5.10.1 Test Mode
  382
  - Force Contact Inputs
    382
  - Force Contact Outputs
    382
- Overview
  383
  - Contact Inputs
    383
  - Virtual Inputs
    383
  - Remote Inputs
    383
  - Actual Values Menu
    383
  - Teleprotection Inputs
    387
  - Contact Outputs
    387
  - Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
    387
  - Virtual Outputs
    388
  - Remote Devices
    388
  - Digital Counters
    389
  - Selector Switches
    389
  - Flex States
    389
  - Ethernet
    389
  - Real Time Clock Synchronizing
    390
  - Direct Inputs
    391
  - Direct Devices Status
    391
  - Iec 61850 Goose Integers
    392
  - Egd Protocol Status
    392
  - Teleprotection Channel Tests
    393
  - Remaining Connection Status
    393
  - Metering Conventions
    394
  - Sources
    397
  - Synchrocheck
    402
  - Tracking Frequency
    402
  - Frequency Rate of Change
    402
  - Frequency Out-Of-Band Accumulation
    403
  - Flexelements
    403
  - Iec 61580 Goose Analog Values
    404
  - Sensitive Directional Power
    404
  - Stator Ground
    404
  - Volts Per Hertz
    405
  - Restricted Ground Fault
    405
  - Transducer Inputs and Outputs
    405
- Records
  406
  - User-Programmable Fault Reports
    406
  - Event Records
    406
  - Oscillography
    406
  - Data Logger
    407
- Product Information
  408
  - Model Information
    408
  - Firmware Revisions
    408

GE G30 Instruction Manual (614 pages)

Generator Protection System 7.4x

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 23.17 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

11
2 Product Description

15
- Overview
  15
- Security
  19
- Order Codes
  22
- Signal Processing
  31
  - UR Signal Processing
    31
- Specifications
  33
  - Protection Elements
    34
  - User-Programmable Elements
    40
  - Monitoring
    41
  - Metering
    42
  - Inputs
    43
  - Power Supply
    45
  - Outputs
    45
  - Communication Protocols
    47
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    48
  - Cybersentry Security
    50
  - Environmental
    50
  - Type Tests
    51
  - Production Tests
    51
  - Approvals
    52
  - Maintenance
    52
3 Installation

53
- Unpack and Inspect
  
  53
- Panel Cutouts
  54
  - Horizontal Units
    54
  - Vertical Units
    55
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    60
- Wiring
  61
  - Typical Wiring
    61
  - Dielectric Strength
    63
  - Control Power
    64
  - CT/VT Modules
    65
  - Process Bus Modules
    67
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    67
  - Transducer Inputs and Outputs
    78
  - RS232 Faceplate Port
    79
  - CPU Communication Ports
    80
  - Irig-B
    82
- Direct Input and Output Communications
  83
  - Description
    83
  - Fiber: LED and ELED Transmitters
    86
  - Fiber Laser Transmitters
    86
  - Interface
    87
  - RS422 Interface
    91
  - RS422 and Fiber Interface
    93
  - And Fiber Interface
    94
  - IEEE C37.94 Interface
    94
  - C37.94SM Interface
    97
- Activate Relay
  100
- Install Software
  101
  - Enervista Communication Overview
    101
  - System Requirements
    102
  - Install Software
    103
- Add Device to Software
  104
  - Set IP Address in UR
    104
  - Configure Serial Connection
    110
  - Configure Ethernet Connection
    111
  - Configure Modem Connection
    113
  - Automatic Discovery of UR Devices
    113
- Connect to the G30
  114
- Set up Cybersentry and Change Default Password
  116
- Import Settings
  117
4 Interfaces

119
- Enervista Software Interface
  
  119
- Introduction
  119
- Settings Files
  119
- Event Viewing
  120
- File Support
  121
- Enervista Main Window
  121
- Protection Summary Window
  122
- Settings Templates
  123
- Secure and Lock Flexlogic Equations
  127
- Settings File Traceability
  130
- Front Panel Interface
  133
  - Front Panel Display
    133
  - Front Panel Keypad
    134
  - Menu Navigation
    134
  - Menu Hierarchy
    134
  - Changing Settings
    135
  - Faceplate
    137
  - LED Indicators
    138
  - Custom LED Labeling
    141
  - Breaker Control
    146
  - Change Passwords
    147
  - Invalid Password Entry
    148
- Logic Diagrams
  149
- Flexlogic Design and Monitoring Using Engineer
  150
  - Design Logic
    152
  - Send File to and from Device
    162
  - Monitor Logic
    163
  - View Front Panel and Print Labels
    164
  - Generate Connectivity Report
    165
  - Preferences
    165
  - Toolbars
    169
5 Settings

175
- Settings Menu
  
  175
- Overview
  178
  - Introduction to Elements
    178
  - Introduction to AC Sources
    179
- Product Setup
  181
  - Security
    181
  - Display Properties
    199
  - Clear Relay Records
    201
  - Communications
    202
  - Modbus User Map
    268
  - Real Time Clock
    268
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    272
  - Oscillography
    273
  - Data Logger
    276
  - User-Programmable Leds
    277
  - User-Programmable Self-Tests
    280
  - Control Pushbuttons
    281
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    282
  - Flex State Parameters
    287
  - User-Definable Displays
    288
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    290
  - Teleprotection
    296
  - Installation
    297
- Remote Resources
  297
  - Remote Resources Configuration
    297
- System Setup
  299
  - AC Inputs
    299
  - Power System
    300
  - Signal Sources
    301
  - Transformer
    304
  - Breakers
    315
  - Disconnect Switches
    319
  - Flexcurves
    322
- Flexlogic
  329
  - Flexlogic Operands
    329
  - Flexlogic Rules
    340
  - Flexlogic Evaluation
    340
  - Flexlogic Example
    341
  - Flexlogic Equation Editor
    346
  - Flexlogic Timers
    346
  - Flexelements
    346
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    350
- Grouped Elements
  351
  - Overview
    351
  - Setting Group 1
    352
  - Transformer
    352
  - Phase Current
    360
  - Neutral Current
    372
  - Ground Current
    380
  - Negative Sequence Current
    387
  - Generator Unbalance (ANSI 46)
    391
  - Split Phase Protection (ANSI 50SP)
    393
  - Voltage Elements
    397
  - Loss of Excitation (ANSI 40)
    409
  - Accidental Energization (ANSI 50/27)
    411
  - Sensitive Directional Power (ANSI 32)
    413
  - Stator Ground
    416
- Control Elements
  418
  - Overview
    418
  - Trip Bus
    419
  - Setting Groups
    421
  - Selector Switch
    422
  - Underfrequency (ANSI 81U)
    429
  - Overfrequency (ANSI 81O)
    430
  - Frequency Rate of Change (ANSI 81R)
    431
  - Frequency Out-Of-Band Accumulation
    433
  - Synchrocheck (ANSI 25)
    434
  - Digital Elements
    440
  - Digital Counters
    443
  - Monitoring Elements
    445
- Inputs/Outputs
  454
  - Contact Inputs
    454
  - Virtual Inputs
    456
  - Contact Outputs
    457
  - Virtual Outputs
    461
  - Resetting
    461
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    461
  - Teleprotection
    465
- Transducer Inputs/Outputs
  467
  - Dcma Inputs
    467
  - RTD Inputs
    468
  - Dcma Outputs
    469
- Testing
  473
  - Test Mode Function
    473
  - Test Mode Forcing
    473
  - Force Contact Inputs
    474
  - Force Contact Outputs
    474

GE G30 Communications Manual (532 pages)

Universal Relay Family

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 3.79 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Products
  
  7
- Features Per Product
  7
- Communication Ports
  20
- Safety Symbols and Definitions
  20
- For Further Assistance
  20
- Modbus
  21
2 Modbus Communication

21
- Modbus RTU Protocol
  
  21
- Introduction
  21
- Configuration
  21
- Physical Layer
  21
- Data Link Layer
  22
- Modbus RTU CRC-16 Algorithm
  23
- Modbus Function Codes
  24
- File Transfers
  27
  - Obtaining Relay Files Using Modbus
    27
- Memory Map
  32
  - Modbus Memory Map
    32
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Communication

81
- Data Formats
  204
3 Iec 61850 Communication

239
- Overview
  239
  - Introduction
    239
  - Abstract Communication Service Interface (ASCI)
    241
  - Datasets
    244
  - Txgoose
    245
  - Rxgoose
    247
  - Reports
    248
  - Commands
    250
  - Substation Configuration Language (SCL)
    250
- Configuring the UR Using SCL
  256
  - Merge SCL File
    261
  - Configurable Logical Devices
    262
- Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS)
  262
  - Basic Conformance Statement
    262
- ACSI Conformance Statement
  263
- Model Implementation Conformance Statement (MICS)
  267
  - Master (Root) Logical Device
    268
  - Protection (Prot) Logical Device
    275
  - Control (Ctrl) Logical Device
    354
  - System Logical Device
    389
  - Meter Logical Device
    410
  - General (Gen) Logical Device
    431
  - GE Namespace
    447
  - Enumerations
    462
- SCL Implementation Conformance Statement (SICS)
  463
- PIXIT Conformance Statement
  465
- TICS Conformance Statement
  470
- SCL Logging
  472
  - Overview of Process
    472
  - SCL File Storage on UR
    473
  - Generation of CID Files
    473
  - Schema Version Used by Ur/Enervista
    473
  - CID File Processing Steps
    473
  - SCL Log File Format and Examples
    473
  - Troubleshooting Log File Errors
    475
- G2 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  475
- E3-2.0 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  492
  - Introduction
    492
  - Workflow
    492
  - ICD Files
    493
  - CID Files
    494
  - IID Files
    495

GE G30 Communications Manual (526 pages)

UR Family

Brand: GE | Category: Controller | Size: 3.78 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Products
  
  7
- Features Per Product
  7
- Communication Ports
  20
- Safety Symbols and Definitions
  20
- For Further Assistance
  20
- Modbus
  21
2 Modbus Communication

21
- Modbus RTU Protocol
  
  21
- Introduction
  21
- Configuration
  21
- Physical Layer
  21
- Data Link Layer
  22
- Modbus RTU CRC-16 Algorithm
  23
- Modbus Function Codes
  24
- File Transfers
  27
  - Obtaining Relay Files Using Modbus
    27
- Memory Map
  32
  - Modbus Memory Map
    32
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Communication

81
- Data Formats
  203
3 Iec 61850 Communication

239
- Overview
  239
  - Introduction
    239
  - Abstract Communication Service Interface (ASCI)
    241
  - Datasets
    244
  - Txgoose
    245
  - Rxgoose
    247
  - Reports
    248
  - Commands
    250
  - Substation Configuration Language (SCL)
    250
- Configuring the UR Using SCL
  256
  - Merge SCL File
    261
  - Configurable Logical Devices
    262
- Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS)
  262
  - Basic Conformance Statement
    262
- ACSI Conformance Statement
  263
- Model Implementation Conformance Statement (MICS)
  267
  - Master (Root) Logical Device
    268
  - Protection (Prot) Logical Device
    275
  - Control (Ctrl) Logical Device
    351
  - System Logical Device
    385
  - Meter Logical Device
    406
  - General (Gen) Logical Device
    426
  - GE Namespace
    442
  - Enumerations
    457
- SCL Implementation Conformance Statement (SICS)
  458
- PIXIT Conformance Statement
  460
- TICS Conformance Statement
  465
- SCL Logging
  467
  - Overview of Process
    467
  - SCL File Storage on UR
    468
  - Generation of CID Files
    468
  - Schema Version Used by Ur/Enervista
    468
  - CID File Processing Steps
    468
  - SCL Log File Format and Examples
    468
  - Troubleshooting Log File Errors
    470
- G2 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  470
- E3-2.0 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  487
  - Introduction
    487
  - Workflow
    487
  - ICD Files
    488
  - CID Files
    489
  - IID Files
    490

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