GE RPV311 Technical Manual page 195

Chapter 13 – RPV Manager
1.1.1.8 GOOSE CONFIGURATOR
1.1.1.9 CONFIGURATION TOOL
1.1.1.10 PLUGINS MANAGEMENT
1.1.1.11 VIEW RECORDS HISTORY
1.1.1.12 SEARCH FOR RECORDS
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To locate the fault in the transmission line using the Traveling Wave method, the user
must:
1. Select the transmission line, enabling the other fields for editing;
2. Select the COMTRADE TW files of both terminals of the line. Note that when
you select the Transmission Line, the directory selection window will open
directly the register folder in C:\RPV\records.
3. Click Locate to run the algorithm and locate the fault.
This option opens the GOOSE configuration software described in Chapter 12, Section
1.5 GOOSE Configurator. The GOOSE configuration software is responsible for the
association of the SCL file of the sending IED with the RPV311 GOOSE inputs.
This option open the Configuration Tool described in Chapter 12, section 1.3
Configuration Tool. This software is responsible for the management of the several
RPV311 configurations and offline configuration.
Note: The Configuration Tool access through the RPV Manager works only with
firmware versions from 13A02 onwards. To deal with firmware version before
that, the RPV Tools (Chapter 12 Software – RPV Tools) should be used.
This menu is used to install the plugins that the Configuration Tool mentions above
uses to work with offline configurations. Each firmware version requires a separate
plugin to work offline.
In this option the user can view the records download history, sort by download date,
by registry and by duration time.
The maximum number of records displayed is configured in the option Display
Downloaded
COMTRADES Limit on the Polling configuration window.
In this option user can use filters to search for specific downloaded records of a
selected DFR.
The search can be made taking into account:
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