Introduction - Toshiba RSM 100 Instruction Manual

1. Introduction

The PC interface software RSM100 allows users to access Toshiba G-series relays from a local or
remote personal computer (PC) to view the active data or data stored in the relay, to analyze the
data, and to change the settings.
The RSM100 supports the following functions:
• Viewing and analyzing records
Event, fault and disturbance records stored in the relay can be extracted and sequentially (in the
order of occurrence) displayed. They can be stored in the PC and printed out. Waveform data
in the disturbance record can be displayed, edited, measured and analyzed in detail.
• Viewing active statuses
Power system quantities measured by the relay, status of binary inputs, binary outputs and
measuring elements of the relay are retrieved and displayed.
• Viewing and changing settings
Setting data in the relay can be extracted and displayed. They can be edited on-line or off-line
and transferred to the relay to change the settings.
• Supporting test
The switches can be set to block automatic monitoring or to enable testing using a single
voltage source. Settings required to test measuring elements and timers can be set. Automatic
testing can be started manually.
• Executing other tools
PLC editor tool and MIMIC editor tool, if provided, are included in RSM100. These are
optional tools for some of relay model.
This manual describes the interface between the RSM100 software and the PC on which the
software runs, and the procedures for using the above-mentioned functions. When troubling, see
the Appendix C.
CAUTION
If the version of the RSM100 software is older than that of the relay, a function may not be
supported. In that case, install the new version of the RSM100 software. For installing the
software, see Section 3.
Do not input any data from the relay front panel when connecting the relay to the RSM100.
If a setting change or a record clear by operation from the relay front panel is performed
when connecting the relay to the RSM100, it may cause a discord or discrepancy between
the indication of the front panel and that of the RSM100.
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