GE MOV 2000 Instructions Manual page 30

Digital multifunctional protection, control and supervision relay
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4.2
DIFF. IN ANGLE:
This setting determines the maximum difference in angle admissible between voltage values at both sides
of the central breaker for a synchronism situation.
4.3
DIFF. IN FREQUENCY:
This setting determines the maximum difference in frequency admissible between voltage values at both
sides of the central breaker for a synchronism situation.
4.4
TEMP. 25/ 79:
This setting determines the minimum time during which the difference in module, phase and frequency
between voltage values at both sides of the central breaker must remain under the values set in 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3.
for a synchronism for reclose condition.
4.5
TEMP. 25/ CLOSE:
This setting determines the minimum time during which the difference in module, phase and frequency
between voltage values at both sides of the central breaker must remain under the values set in 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3.
for a synchronism for close condition.
4.6
RECLOSE PERMISSIONS:
This mask allows to set the situations that must converge for a central breaker reclose permission: 79/ DL-
DB, 79/ LL-DB, 79/ DL-LB and/or 79/ SYNCHECK.
4.7
CLOSE PERMISSIONS:
This mask allows to set the situations that must converge for a central breaker close permission: CLOSE/
DL-DB, CLOSE/ LL-DB, CLOSE/ DL-LB and/or CLOSE/ SYNCHECK.
The names used to describe the settings both for the local MMI and the communications program is limited by the
space available for the identifying texts. For reference, the following is a table of the names used for each setting
in the local display and the GE-LOCAL software.
General Settings Group
Relay in service
Relay identification
Frequency
LINE VT Ratio
BUSBAR VT Ratio (V1)
BUSBAR VT Ratio (V2)
No. Of active table
Permissions Settings Group
Function enabling
GEK-106271
MIV Digital Multifunctional Protective Relay
GENERAL SETTINGS
RELAY STATUS
IDENTIFICATION
FREQUENCY
LINE VT RATIO
V1 VT RATIO
V2 VT RATIO
ACTIVE TABLE
PERMISSIONSxFUNCTION
FUNCTION A
FUNCTION A'
FUNCTION B
FUNCTION C
FUNCTION D
FUNCTION E
FUNCTION F
FUNCTION G
FUNCTION H
FUNCTION I
FUNCTION J
3. SETTINGS
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