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Basler BE1-951 Instruction Manual (424 pages)

OVERCURRENT PROTECTION SYSTEM

Brand: Basler | Category: Protection Device | Size: 7.49 MB

Section 1 • General Information

9
- Table of Contents
  9
- Input and Output Functions
  11
- Power System Measurement Functions
  11
- Section 1 • General Information
  11
- Features
  11
- Description
  11
- Contact Sensing Inputs
  12
- Voltage Protection
  12
- Contact Outputs
  12
- Directional Overcurrent Protection
  12
- Protection and Control Functions
  12
- Directional Power Protection
  13
- Frequency Protection
  13
- Breaker Failure Protection
  13
- General Purpose Logic Timers
  13
- Setting Groups
  13
- Virtual Control Switches
  13
- Virtual Lockout Protection
  13
- Fuse Loss Protection
  13
- General Status Reporting
  14
- Trip Circuit Monitoring
  14
- Breaker Monitoring
  14
- Demand Reporting
  14
- Relay Identification
  14
- Clock
  14
- Energy Data Reporting
  14
- Reporting and Alarm Functions
  14
- Metering Functions
  14
- Fault Reporting
  15
- Sequence of Events Recorder
  15
- Alarm Function
  15
- Version Report
  15
- Bestlogic Programmable Logic
  15
- Write Access Security
  15
- Human-Machine Interface (HMI)
  16
- Communication
  16
- Primary Applications
  16
- Figure 1-1. Style Chart
  17
- General
  17
- Sample Style Number
  17
- Model and Style Number Description
  17
- Operational Specifications
  18
- Metered Voltage Values and Accuracy
  18
- Metered Frequency Values and Accuracy
  18
- Calculated Values and Accuracy
  18
- Energy Data Reporting
  18
- Metered Current Values and Accuracy
  18
- Real Time Clock
  19
- Irig
  19
- Contact Inputs Recognition Time
  19
- Time Overcurrent Functions
  19
- Time-Current Characteristic Curves
  20
- Instantaneous Overcurrent Functions
  20
- Directional Element(67)
  20
- Sync-Check, Voltage Monitor (25VM)
  21
- Phase Undervoltage Function (27P)
  21
- Directional Power (32, 132)
  21
- Volts/Hz (24)
  21
- Sync-Check (25)
  21
- Auxiliary Undervoltage Function (27X)
  22
- Negative Sequence Voltage Protection (47)
  22
- Phase Overvoltage Function (59P)
  22
- Auxiliary Overvoltage Function (59X, 159X)
  22
- Over/Underfrequency Functions (81, 181, 281, 381, 481, 581)
  23
- VT Fuse Loss Detection (60FL)
  23
- Reclosing Timers (79)
  23
- Breaker Fail Timer (BF)
  23
- General Purpose Timers (62, 162)
  23
- Phase AC Voltage Inputs
  24
- Analog to Digital Converter
  24
- Auxiliary AC Voltage Inputs
  24
- AC Current Inputs with 5 a CT
  24
- Automatic Setting Group Characteristics
  24
- AC Current Inputs with 1 a CT
  24
- Bestlogic Update Rate
  24
- General Specifications
  24
- Power Supply
  25
- Output Contacts
  25
- Control Inputs
  25
- Communication Ports
  25
- Display
  25
- Table 1-1. Burden
  25
- Surge Withstand Capability
  26
- Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)
  26
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
  26
- CE Qualified
  26
- CSA Certification
  26
- DNP Certified
  26
- Case Size
  27
- Weight
  27
- Vibration
  27
- Shock
  27
- Environment
  27
Section 2 • Quick Start

28
- About this Manual
  29
- General
  29
- Section 2 • Quick Start
  29
- Bestlogic
  30
- Characteristics of Protection and Control Function Blocks
  30
- Function Block Logic Settings
  30
- Front Panel HMI
  31
- Output Logic Settings
  31
- User Interfaces
  31
- ASCII Command Communications
  32
- Command Structure
  32
- ASCII Command Operations
  33
- Batch Command Text File Operations
  33
- BESTCOMS for BE1-951, Graphical User Interface
  33
- Entering Test Settings
  34
- Getting Started
  34
- Checking the State of Inputs
  35
- Faq/Trouble Shooting
  35
- Frequently Asked Questions
  35
- Testing
  35
Section 3 • Input and Output Functions

38
- Current Measurement
  39
- Introduction
  39
- Power System Inputs
  39
- Section 3 • Input and Output Functions
  39
- Voltage Measurement
  39
- Frequency Measurement
  40
- Power Measurement
  40
- Measurement Functions Setup
  41
- SG-CT Command
  42
- Contact Sensing Inputs
  43
- SG-FREQ Command
  43
- SG-NOM Command
  43
- SG-VTX Command
  43
- Digital Input Conditioning Function
  44
- Setting the Digital Input Conditioning Function
  44
- Hardware Outputs and Virtual Outputs
  45
- Outputs
  45
- Retrieving Input Status Information from the Relay
  45
- SG-IN Command
  45
- Programmable Hold Timer
  46
- Relay Trouble Alarm Disable
  46
- Retrieving Output Status
  46
- Enabling Logic Override Control
  47
- Holding an Output Contact Open or Closed
  47
- Output Logic Override Control
  47
- Pulsing an Output Contact
  47
- SG-HOLD Command
  47
- CS/CO-OUT Command
  48
- Retrieving Output Logic Override Status
  48
- Returning an Output Contact to Logic Control
  48
Section 4 • Protection and Control

49
Section 5 • Metering

112
- Current
  113
- Frequency
  113
- Introduction
  113
- Metering Functions
  113
- Section 5 • Metering
  113
- Voltage
  113
- Apparent Power
  114
- Power Factor
  114
- Reactive Power
  114
- True Power
  114
- M Command
  115
- Metering Command Descriptions
  115
- M-I Command
  116
- M-PF Command
  116
- M-S Command
  116
- M-V Command
  116
- M-3V0 Command
  117
- M-SYNC Command
  117
- M-VAR Command
  117
- M-WATT Command
  117
Section 6 • Reporting and Alarm Functions

118
- Clock
  121
- Introduction
  121
- IRIG Port
  121
- Relay Identifier Information
  121
- Section 6 • Reporting and Alarm
  121
- SG-ID Command
  121
- Reading and Setting the Clock
  122
- RG-DATE Command
  122
- Setting the Clock Function
  122
- SG-CLK Command
  122
- Co-Out (A12345)
  123
- General Status Report
  123
- General Status Reporting
  123
- Input (1234)
  123
- Output (A12345)
  123
- Active Group
  124
- Active Logic
  124
- Breaker (52)
  124
- CO-Group
  124
- Diag/Alarm
  124
- Logic Var (00-31), Logic Var (32-63), and Logic Var (64-95)
  124
- Recloser (79)
  124
- Energy Data
  126
- RE-KWH Command
  126
- Demand Calculation and Reporting
  127
- Demand Functions
  127
- RE Command
  127
- RE-KVAR Command
  127
- Retrieving Demand Reporting Information
  128
- Setting Demand Reporting
  128
- SG-DI Command
  128
- RD-PI Command
  129
- RD-TI/YI Command
  129
- RD-TVAR/YVAR Command
  129
- Overload and Unbalance Alarms
  130
- RD-PVAR Command
  130
- RD-PWATT Command
  130
- RD-TWATT/YWATT Command
  130
- Breaker Monitoring
  131
- Breaker Status Reporting
  131
- SA-DI Command
  131
- SA-DVAR/DWATT Command
  131
- RB-OPCNTR Command
  132
- Retrieving Breaker Status and Operation Counter Information
  132
- SB-LOGIC Command
  132
- Setting the Breaker Status Reporting Function
  132
- Breaker Duty Monitoring
  133
- RB Command
  133
- Breaker Operate Time Monitoring
  136
- RB-DUTY Command
  136
- Retrieving Breaker Duty Information
  136
- SB-DUTY Command
  136
- Setting the Breaker Duty Monitoring Function
  136
- Breaker Alarms
  137
- Optional Load Profile Recording
  137
- SA-BKR Command
  137
- Setting the Load Profile Recording Function
  137
- RD-LOG Command
  138
- SG-LOG Command
  138
- Trip Circuit Monitor
  139
- Fault Reporting
  140
- Fault Reporting Trigger Settings
  140
- Logic
  140
- Pickup
  140
- Trip
  140
- Targets
  141
- Retrieving Target Information
  142
- Setting the Targets Function
  142
- SG-TARG Command
  142
- Distance to Fault
  143
- RG-TARG Command
  143
- SG-LINE Command
  143
- Fault Summary Report Example
  144
- Fault Summary Reports
  144
- Retrieving Fault Report Information from the Relay
  145
- Oscillographic Records
  146
- Recording Oscillographic Records
  146
- Oscillographic Records Settings
  147
- Retrieving Oscillographic Records
  147
- RO Command
  147
- SG-OSC Command
  147
- Retrieving SER Information
  148
- Sequence of Events Recorder
  148
- RS Command
  149
- Alarms Function
  150
- Relay Trouble Alarms
  150
- Major, Minor, and Logic Programmable Alarms
  151
- Links between Programmable Alarms and BESTLOGIC
  153
- RA Command
  153
- Retrieving and Resetting Alarm Reports
  153
- Bestlogic Elements Controlled by Programmable Alarms
  154
- Hardware and Software Version Reporting
  154
- Programmable Alarms Controlled by Bestlogic Elements
  154
- Programmable Alarms Reset
  154
- RG-VER Command
  154
- SA-RESET Command
  154
Section 7 • Bestlogic Programmable Logic

155
- Introduction
  156
- SECTION 7 • Bestlogic PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC
  156
- Working with Programmable Logic
  156
- Defining Output Operation
  160
- Function Block Logic Settings
  160
- Output Logic Settings
  160
- Logic Schemes
  161
- The Active Logic Scheme
  161
- Virtual and Hardware Outputs
  161
- Copying and Renaming Preprogrammed Logic Schemes
  163
- Custom Logic Schemes
  163
- Creating or Customizing a Logic Scheme
  164
- Bestlogic APPLICATION TIPS
  165
- Debugging the Logic Scheme
  165
- User Input and Output Logic Variable Names
  165
Section 8 • Application

167
Section 11 • Ascii Command Interface

246
- Introduction
  247
- Ports
  247
- Section 11 • Ascii Command Interface
  247
- Serial Port
  247
- Ascii Command Interface
  248
- Command Structure
  248
- Human to Machine ASCII Command Operations
  248
- Using the ASCII Command Interface
  248
- Changing Settings
  249
- Command Text File Operations
  249
- Embedding Comments into ASCII Text Files
  249
- Miscellaneous Command Descriptions
  249
- Obtaining Help Information
  249
- Configuring the Serial Port Communication Protocol
  254
- Command Summary
  255
- Metering Commands
  255
- Miscellaneous Commands
  255
- Report Commands
  256
- Alarm Setting Commands
  259
- Setting Command
  259
- Breaker Monitoring and Setting Commands
  260
- General Setting Commands
  260
- Programmable Logic Setting Commands
  262
- Protection Setting Commands
  264
- User Programmable Name Setting Command
  264
Section 12 • Installation

267
- Case Cutouts and Dimensions
  269
- Mounting
  269
- Section 12 • Installation
  269
- Dovetailing Procedure
  280
- Relay Connections
  281
- Typical DC and AC Connections
  282
- CT Polarity
  284
- Sidebar 12-1 Current Circuit Polarity
  284
- Terminal Blocks
  284
- Power System Applications
  286
- Communications Connections
  298
- Preparing the Relay for Service
  298
- RS-232 Connectors
  298
- Settings
  298
- ASCII Command Communication
  301
- Contact Sensing Input Jumpers
  301
- IRIG Input and Connections
  301

Basler BE1-951 Instruction Manual (505 pages)

OVERCURRENT PROTECTION SYSTEM

Brand: Basler | Category: Surge Protector | Size: 12.73 MB

Table of Contents

11
- Section 1 • General Information
  13
  - Section 1 • General Information
    15
    
    Description
    15
    
    Features
    15
    
    Input and Output Functions
    15
    
    Protection and Control Functions
    16
    
    Metering Functions
    17
    
    Reporting and Alarm Functions
    17
    
    Bestlogic Programmable Logic
    18
    
    Communication
    19
    
    Human-Machine Interface (HMI)
    19
    
    Primary Applications
    19
    
    Write Access Security
    19
    
    General
    20
    
    Model and Style Number Description
    20
    
    Sample Style Number
    20
    
    Figure 1-1. Style Chart
    21
    
    Metered Current Values and Accuracy
    21
    
    Metered Frequency Values and Accuracy
    21
    
    Metered Voltage Values and Accuracy
    21
    
    Operational Specifications
    21
    
    Calculated Values and Accuracy
    22
    
    Energy Data Reporting
    22
    
    Irig
    22
    
    Real Time Clock
    22
    
    Contact Inputs Recognition Time
    23
    
    Instantaneous Overcurrent Functions
    23
    
    Time Current Characteristic Curves
    23
    
    Time Overcurrent Functions
    23
    
    Directional Element (67)
    24
    
    Volts/Hz (24)
    24
    
    Directional Power (32, 132)
    25
    
    Phase Undervoltage Function (27P)
    25
    
    Sync-Check (25)
    25
    
    Sync-Check, Voltage Monitor (25VM)
    25
    
    Auxiliary Undervoltage Function (27X)
    26
    
    Negative-Sequence Voltage Protection (47)
    26
    
    Phase Overvoltage Function (59P)
    26
    
    Auxiliary Overvoltage Function (59X, 159X)
    27
    
    Breaker Fail Timer (BF)
    27
    
    Over/Underfrequency Functions (81, 181, 281, 381, 481, 581)
    27
    
    Reclosing Timers (79)
    27
    
    VT Fuse Loss Detection (60FL)
    27
    
    AC Current Inputs with 1 a CT
    28
    
    AC Current Inputs with 5 a CT
    28
    
    Automatic Setting Group Characteristics
    28
    
    Bestlogic Update Rate
    28
    
    General Purpose Timers (62, 162)
    28
    
    General Specifications
    28
    
    Analog to Digital Converter
    29
    
    Auxiliary AC Voltage Inputs
    29
    
    Control Inputs
    29
    
    Output Contacts
    29
    
    Phase AC Voltage Inputs
    29
    
    Power Supply
    29
    
    Communication Ports
    30
    
    Display
    30
    
    Isolation
    30
    
    Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)
    30
    
    Surge Withstand Capability
    30
    
    Table 1-1. Burden
    30
    
    CE Qualified
    31
    
    CSA Certification
    31
    
    DNP Certification
    31
    
    Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
    31
    
    Environment
    31
    
    GOST-R Certification
    31
    
    Shock
    31
    
    UL Recognition
    31
    
    Vibration
    31
    
    Weight
    31
Section 2 • Quick Start

33
- General
  35
  - About this Manual
    35
- Section 2 • Quick Start
  35
- Bestlogic
  36
- User Interfaces
  37
- Getting Started
  40
  - Entering Test Settings
    40
  - Checking the State of Inputs
    41
  - Testing
    41
- Faq/Troubleshooting
  41
  - Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)
    41
Section 3 • Input and Output Functions

45
- Introduction
  47
- Power System Inputs
  47
  - Current Measurement
    47
  - Voltage Measurement
    47
  - Power Measurement
    48
  - Measurement Functions Setup
    49
- Section 3 • Input and Output Functions
  47
- Contact Sensing Inputs
  51
  - Digital Input Conditioning Function
    52
- Outputs
  54
Section 4 • Protection and Control

59
Section 5 • Metering

145
- Introduction
  147
- Metering Functions
  147
  - Auto Ranging
    147
  - BESTCOMS Metering Screen
    147
  - Voltage
    149
  - Current
    149
  - Power Factor
    150
  - Apparent Power
    150
  - True Power
    150
- Section 6 • Metering
  147
Section 6 • Reporting and Alarm Functions

151
- Introduction
  153
- Relay Identifier Information
  153
- Section 6 • Reporting and Alarm Functions
  153
- Clock
  154
  - IRIG Port
    154
  - Setting the Clock Function
    154
  - Reading and Setting the Clock
    155
- General Status Reporting
  155
  - General Status Report
    156
- Energy Data
  158
- Demand Functions
  159
- Breaker Monitoring
  166
  - Breaker Status Reporting
    166
  - Breaker Duty Monitoring
    168
  - Breaker Alarms
    173
- Trip Circuit Monitor
  174
- Fault Reporting
  176
  - Fault Reporting Expressions and Settings
    176
  - Targets
    178
  - Distance to Fault
    181
  - Fault Summary Reports
    183
  - Oscillographic Records
    186
- Sequence of Events Recorder
  188
  - Retrieving SER Information
    189
- Alarms Function
  190
  - Major, Minor, and Logic Programmable Alarms
    191
  - Links between Programmable Alarms and Bestlogic
    195
- Hardware and Software Version Reporting
  196
- Settings Compare
  197
Section 7 • Bestlogic Programmable Logic

199
- Introduction
  201
- Working with Programmable Logic
  201
  - Function Block Logic Settings
    205
  - Output Logic Settings
    205
  - The Active Logic Scheme
    207
  - Custom Logic Schemes
    208
  - Copying and Renaming Preprogrammed Logic Schemes
    209
  - Creating or Customizing a Logic Scheme
    209
  - Debugging the Logic Scheme
    209
- User Input and Output Logic Variable Names
  209
- Bestlogic Application Tips
  210
Section 8 • Application

211
Section 10 • Human-Machine Interface

277
- Front Panel Display
  279
  - Menu Tree
    280
  - Automatic HMI Display Priorities
    287
- Introduction
  279
- Section 10 • Human-Machine Interface
  279
- Hmi Operations
  288
  - Entering Settings
    288
  - Performing Control Operations
    288
  - Resetting Functions
    289
  - Entering Passwords
    289
Section 11 • Ascii Command Interface

291
- Ascii Command Interface
  293
  - Command Structure
    294
  - Using the ASCII Command Interface
    294
    
    Human to Machine ASCII Command Operations
    294
    
    Command Text File Operations
    295
    
    Embedding Comments into ASCII Text Files
    295
  - Miscellaneous Command Descriptions
    295
    
    ACCESS Command
    295
    
    HELP Command
    295
    
    EXIT Command
    296
    
    Reading Logic Settings
    299
- Introduction
  293
- Section 11 • Ascii Command Interface
  293
- Serial Port
  293
  - RS-232 Ports
    293
  - RS-485 Port
    293
- Command Summary
  301
  - Metering Commands
    302
  - Setting Command
    307
  - S Command
    307
  - Alarm Setting Commands
    307
  - General Setting Commands
    310
  - Programmable Logic Setting Commands
    312
  - User Programmable Name Setting Command
    314
  - Protection Setting Commands
    314
  - Global Commands
    317
Section 12 • Installation

319
- Section 12 • Installation
  321
  - General
    321
  - Contact Sensing Input Jumpers
    321
  - Registration of Relay
    322
  - Mounting
    322
    
    H1 Case Cutouts and Dimensions
    322
    
    S1 Case Cutouts and Dimensions
    329
    
    Dovetailing Procedure
    334
  - Relay Connections
    335
    
    Typical DC and AC Connections
    337
    
    CT Polarity
    340
    
    Terminal Blocks
    340
  - Power System Applications
    342
    
    Input (IG) Connected for Tertiary and System Ground Fault Protection
    345
    
    Connected to Core Balance CT for Sensitive Ground Fault Protection
    346
    
    Polarizing Source from Delta-Wye Transformer Connected to IG)
    347
Section 13 • Testing and Maintenance

359
- General
  363
- Section 13 • Testing and Maintenance
  363
- Testing Philosophies
  363
  - Acceptance Testing
    363
  - Commissioning Testing
    363
  - Periodic Testing
    364
  - Functional Testing
    364
- Testing and Troubleshooting Aids
  364
  - Performance Testing
    364
  - Relay Self-Test
    364
  - Status Reporting Features
    365
  - Event Reporting Features
    365
- Acceptance Testing
  365
  - Test Equipment
    365
  - Power up
    367
  - Communications
    368
  - Style Number and Serial Number Verification
    368
  - IRIG Verification (if Used)
    368
  - Contact Sensing Inputs
    368
  - Control Outputs
    369
  - Current Circuit Verification
    369
  - Three-Phase Voltage Circuit Verification
    370
  - Power Reading Verification
    371
  - Auxiliary Voltage Input Verification - VX and VX 3
    371
  - Rd (Fundamental and Third Harmonic)
    371
  - Line and Bus Angle, Frequency, and Slip Verification
    372
- Commissioning Testing
  372
- Periodic Testing
  376
  - Settings Verification
    376
  - Analog Circuit Verification
    377
- Maintenance of Backup Battery for Real Time Clock
  377
  - To Replace Battery in H1 Case
    377
  - To Replace Battery in S1 Case
    378
- Care and Handling
  378
- Functional Testing
  379
  - Instantaneous Overcurrent (50T)
    380
  - Time Overcurrent (51)
    386
  - Voltage Restraint/Control Time Overcurrent
    389
  - Directional Overcurrent (67)
    391
  - Directional Power (32)
    395
  - Volts Per Hertz Overexcitation (24)
    396
  - Phase and Auxiliary Undervoltage/Overvoltage (27/59)
    398
  - Negative-Sequence Voltage (47)
    404
  - Over/Underfrequency (81)
    406
  - Synchronism Check (25)
    408
  - Breaker Failure (BF)
    410
  - Virtual Switches (43)
    411
- Updating Firmware and Software
  379
  - Updating Relay Firmware
    379
  - Updating BESTCOMS Software
    379

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Section 1 • General Information

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Section 3 • Input and Output Functions

Section 4 • Protection and Control

Section 5 • Metering

Section 6 • Reporting and Alarm Functions

Section 7 • Bestlogic Programmable Logic

Section 8 • Application

Section 11 • Ascii Command Interface

Section 12 • Installation

Basler BE1-951 Instruction Manual (505 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Section 2 • Quick Start

Section 3 • Input and Output Functions

Section 4 • Protection and Control

Section 5 • Metering

Section 6 • Reporting and Alarm Functions

Section 7 • Bestlogic Programmable Logic

Section 8 • Application

Section 10 • Human-Machine Interface

Section 11 • Ascii Command Interface

Section 12 • Installation

Section 13 • Testing and Maintenance

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