GE 750 Instruction Manual page 437

CHAPTER I: INDEX
750 FEEDER MANAGEMENT RELAY – INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CURRENT ACTUAL VALUES
CURRENT DEMAND
logic diagram
................................................................................................ 5-101
measurement
.................................................................................................. 7-22
monitoring
....................................................................................................... 7-55
setpoints
....................................................................................................... 5-100
CURRENT SENSING SETPOINTS
CURRENT TRANSFORMER
AC inputs
..........................................................................................................3-9
current sensing
............................................................................................... 5-22
ground inputs
....................................................................................................3-9
sensitive ground inputs
zero sequence installation
CURVES
ANSI
................................................................................................................ 5-45
definite time
.................................................................................................... 5-45
IAC
.................................................................................................................. 5-48
IEC
.................................................................................................................. 5-46
CUTOUTS
panel
.................................................................................................................3-2
D
DATA LOGGER
modes
............................................................................................................. 5-16
setpoints
......................................................................................................... 5-16
DEFAULT MESSAGES
adding
............................................................................................................. 5-19
removing
......................................................................................................... 5-19
setpoints
......................................................................................................... 5-18
DEFINITE TIME CURVE
..................................................................................... 5-45
DEMAND
actual values
.................................................................................................. 6-16
apparent power
........................................................................... 5-103
current
.................................................................................................. 5-100
description
...................................................................................................... 5-98
reactive power
............................................................................. 5-102
real power
.................................................................................... 5-101
thermal demand characteristic
DIAGNOSTIC MESSAGES
DIELECTRIC STRENGTH TESTING
DIMENSIONS
......................................................................................................3-1
DIRECTIONAL OVERCURRENT
description
...................................................................................................... 5-53
phase A polarizing
......................................................................................... 5-54
DNP COMMUNICATIONS
description
...................................................................................................... 5-11
setpoints
......................................................................................................... 5-11
DRAWOUT CASE
description
........................................................................................................3-1
installation
........................................................................................................3-1
seal
....................................................................................................................3-2
DRY CONTACT CONNECTIONS
............................................................................. 6-11
...................................................................... 5-22
....................................................................................3-9
............................................................................ 3-11
...................................................................... 5-99
...................................................................................4-7
................................................................... 7-96
....................................................................... 3-16
7-24 7-56
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7-22
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7-24 7-55
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7-23 7-55
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