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GE B90 Instruction Manual (510 pages)

Low Impedance Bus Differential System

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 19.81 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
2 Product Description

13
Description

14
- Security
  
  16
- Order Codes
  19
  - Replacement Modules
    24
- Signal Processing
  25
  - UR Signal Processing
    25
- Specifications
  27
  - Protection Elements
    28
  - User-Programmable Elements
    29
  - Monitoring
    30
  - Metering
    31
  - Inputs
    31
  - Power Supply
    32
  - Outputs
    33
  - Communications
    35
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    36
  - Cybersentry Security
    37
  - Graphical Front Panel
    37
  - Environmental
    38
  - Type Tests
    39
  - Production Tests
    39
  - Approvals
    40
  - Maintenance
    40
3 Installation

41
- Unpack and Inspect
  
  41
- Panel Cutouts
  42
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    45
- Wiring
  47
  - Typical Wiring
    47
  - Dielectric Strength
    53
  - Control Power
    53
  - CT and VT Modules
    54
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    55
  - RS232 Port
    66
  - CPU Communication Ports
    67
  - Irig-B
    69
- Direct Input and Output Communications
  70
  - Description
    70
  - Fiber: LED and ELED Transmitters
    73
  - Fiber Laser Transmitters
    73
  - Interface
    74
  - RS422 Interface
    78
  - RS422 and Fiber Interface
    80
  - And Fiber Interface
    81
  - IEEE C37.94 Interface
    81
  - C37.94SM Interface
    84
- Activate Relay
  87
- Install Software
  88
  - Enervista Communication Overview
    88
  - System Requirements
    89
  - Install Software
    90
- Add Device to Software
  91
- Connect to the B90
  100
- Set up Cybersentry and Change Default Password
  103
- Import Settings
  103
- Connect to D400 Gateway
  104
  - Oscillography Files
    104
  - Event Records
    104
  - Log Files
    104
  - Setting Files
    105
4 Interfaces

107
- Enervista Software Interface
  
  107
- Introduction
  107
- Settings Files
  107
- Event Viewing
  108
- File Support
  109
- Enervista Main Window
  109
- Protection Summary Window
  110
- Settings Templates
  111
- Secure and Lock Flexlogic Equations
  115
- Settings File Traceability
  118
- Front Panel Interface
  120
  - Front Panel
    120
  - Front Panel Display
    122
  - Front Panel Navigation Keys
    143
  - LED Indicators
    145
  - Front Panel Labelling
    149
  - Menu Navigation
    156
  - Change Settings
    158
  - View Actual Values
    163
  - Change Passwords
    164
  - Invalid Password Entry
    166
- Logic Diagrams
  166
- Flexlogic Design Using Engineer
  167
  - Design Logic
    169
  - Send File to and from Device
    179
  - Monitor Logic
    180
  - View Front Panel and Print Labels
    181
  - Generate Connectivity Report
    182
  - Preferences
    182
  - Toolbars
    186
5 Settings

193
- Settings Menu
  
  193
- Overview
  195
  - Introduction to Elements
    195
- Product Setup
  197
  - B90 Function
    197
  - Security
    197
  - Display Properties
    215
  - Graphical Front Panel
    216
  - Clear Relay Records
    228
  - Communications
    229
  - Modbus User Map
    291
  - Real-Time Clock
    291
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    296
  - Oscillography
    297
  - User-Programmable Leds
    302
  - User-Programmable Self-Tests
    303
  - Control Pushbuttons
    304
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    305
  - Flex State Parameters
    311
  - User-Definable Displays
    312
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    314
  - Installation
    320
- System Setup
  321
  - AC Inputs
    321
  - Power System
    321
  - Flexcurves
    322
  - Bus
    329
- Flexlogic
  331
  - Flexlogic Operands
    331
  - Flexlogic Rules
    339
  - Flexlogic Evaluation
    339
  - Flexlogic Example
    340
  - Flexlogic Equation Editor
    345
  - Flexlogic Timers
    345
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    345
- Grouped Elements
  346
  - Overview
    346
  - Setting Group 1
    346
  - Bus Differential
    347
  - Breaker Failure (ANSI 50BF)
    352
  - Voltage Elements
    360
  - Current Elements
    361
  - End Fault Protection
    368
- Control Elements
  371
  - Overview
    371
  - Trip Bus
    371
  - Setting Groups
    373
  - Digital Elements
    374
  - Monitoring Elements
    377
- Inputs/Outputs
  382
  - Contact Inputs
    382
  - Virtual Inputs
    384
  - Contact Outputs
    385
  - Virtual Outputs
    388
  - Resetting
    388
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    389
- Testing
  393
  - Test Mode Function
    393
  - Test Mode Forcing
    394
  - Force Contact Inputs
    394
  - Force Contact Outputs
    395
6 Actual Values

398
- Front Panel
  398
- Status
  399
  - Contact Inputs
    399
  - Virtual Inputs
    399
  - Rxgoose Boolean Inputs
    400
  - Rxgoose DPS Inputs
    400
  - Contact Outputs
    400
  - Virtual Outputs
    400
  - Rxgoose Status
    401
  - Rxgoose Statistics
    401
  - Flex States
    402
  - Ethernet
    402
  - Real Time Clock Synchronizing
    402
  - Direct Inputs
    403
  - Direct Devices Status
    403
  - Remaining Connection Status
    404
  - Parallel Redundancy Protocol (PRP)
    404
- Metering
  405
  - Txgoose Status
    405
  - Metering Conventions
    405
  - Bus Zone
    406
  - Currents
    406
  - Voltages
    407
  - Frequency
    407
  - Rxgoose Analogs
    407
- Records
  407
  - User-Programmable Fault Reports
    407
  - Event Records
    408
  - Oscillography
    409
- Product Information
  410
  - Model Information
    410
  - Firmware Revisions
    410
7 Commands and Targets

413
- Commands Menu
  413
  - Virtual Inputs
    414
  - Clear Records
    414
  - Set Date and Time
    414
  - Relay Maintenance
    415
  - Targets Menu
    416
  - Target Messages
    417
  - Relay Self-Tests
    417

GE B90 Instruction Manual (442 pages)

Low Impedance Bus Differential System

Brand: GE | Category: Control Unit | Size: 16.63 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

9
2 Product Description

13
- Overview
  13
- Security
  16
- Order Codes
  19
  - Replacement Modules
    24
- Signal Processing
  26
  - UR Signal Processing
    26
- Specifications
  28
  - Protection Elements
    28
  - User-Programmable Elements
    29
  - Monitoring
    31
  - Metering
    31
  - Inputs
    31
  - Power Supply
    33
  - Outputs
    33
  - Communications
    35
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    36
  - Cybersentry Security
    37
  - Environmental
    37
  - Type Tests
    38
  - Production Tests
    39
  - Approvals
    39
  - Maintenance
    39
3 Installation

41
- Unpack and Inspect
  
  41
- Panel Cutouts
  42
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    44
- Wiring
  45
  - Typical Wiring
    45
  - Dielectric Strength
    51
  - Control Power
    51
  - CT and VT Modules
    52
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    53
  - RS232 Faceplate Port
    60
  - CPU Communication Ports
    61
  - Irig-B
    63
- Direct Input and Output Communications
  64
  - Description
    64
  - Fiber: LED and ELED Transmitters
    67
  - Fiber Laser Transmitters
    67
  - Interface
    68
  - RS422 Interface
    72
  - RS422 and Fiber Interface
    74
  - And Fiber Interface
    75
  - IEEE C37.94 Interface
    75
  - C37.94SM Interface
    78
- Activate Relay
  81
- Install Software
  82
  - Enervista Communication Overview
    82
  - System Requirements
    83
  - Install Software
    84
- Add Device to Software
  85
- Connect to the B90
  95
- Set up Cybersentry and Change Default Password
  97
- Import Settings
  98
4 Interfaces

101
- Enervista Software Interface
  
  101
- Introduction
  101
- Settings Files
  101
- Event Viewing
  102
- File Support
  103
- Enervista Main Window
  103
- Protection Summary Window
  104
- Settings Templates
  105
- Secure and Lock Flexlogic Equations
  109
- Settings File Traceability
  112
- Front Panel Interface
  115
  - Front Panel Display
    115
  - Front Panel Keypad
    116
  - Menu Navigation
    116
  - Menu Hierarchy
    116
  - Changing Settings
    117
  - Faceplate
    119
  - LED Indicators
    120
  - Custom LED Labeling
    123
  - Change Passwords
    128
  - Invalid Password Entry
    129
- Logic Diagrams
  129
- Flexlogic Design and Monitoring Using Engineer
  131
  - Design Logic
    133
  - Send File to and from Device
    143
  - Monitor Logic
    144
  - View Front Panel and Print Labels
    145
  - Generate Connectivity Report
    146
  - Preferences
    146
  - Toolbars
    150
5 Settings

157
- Settings Menu
  
  157
- Overview
  159
  - Introduction to Elements
    159
- Product Setup
  161
  - B90 Function
    161
  - Security
    161
  - Display Properties
    179
  - Clear Relay Records
    180
  - Communications
    181
  - Modbus User Map
    242
  - Real-Time Clock
    242
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    246
  - Oscillography
    247
  - User-Programmable Leds
    249
  - User-Programmable Self-Tests
    252
  - Control Pushbuttons
    253
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    254
  - Flex State Parameters
    259
  - User-Definable Displays
    260
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    262
  - Installation
    268
- System Setup
  269
  - AC Inputs
    269
  - Power System
    269
  - Flexcurves
    270
  - Bus
    277
- Flexlogic
  279
  - Flexlogic Operands
    279
  - Flexlogic Rules
    286
  - Flexlogic Evaluation
    287
  - Flexlogic Example
    287
  - Flexlogic Equation Editor
    292
  - Flexlogic Timers
    292
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    292
- Grouped Elements
  293
  - Overview
    293
  - Setting Group 1
    294
  - Bus Differential
    294
  - Breaker Failure (ANSI 50BF)
    299
  - Voltage Elements
    307
  - Current Elements
    308
  - End Fault Protection
    315
- Control Elements
  318
  - Overview
    318
  - Trip Bus
    318
  - Setting Groups
    320
  - Digital Elements
    321
  - Monitoring Elements
    324
- Inputs/Outputs
  329
  - Contact Inputs
    329
  - Virtual Inputs
    331
  - Contact Outputs
    332
  - Virtual Outputs
    335
  - Resetting
    335
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    336
- Testing
  340
  - Test Mode Function
    340
  - Test Mode Forcing
    340
  - Force Contact Inputs
    341
  - Force Contact Outputs
    341
6 Actual Values

343
- Actual Values Menu
  
  343
- Front Panel
  344
- Status
  345
  - Contact Inputs
    345
  - Virtual Inputs
    345
  - Rxgoose Boolean Inputs
    346
  - Rxgoose DPS Inputs
    346
  - Contact Outputs
    346
  - Virtual Outputs
    346
  - Rxgoose Status
    347
  - Rxgoose Statistics
    347
  - Flex States
    347
  - Ethernet
    348
  - Real Time Clock Synchronizing
    348
  - Direct Inputs
    349
  - Direct Devices Status
    349
  - Remaining Connection Status
    349
  - Parallel Redundancy Protocol (PRP)
    350
  - Txgoose Status
    350
- Metering
  351
  - Metering Conventions
    351
  - Bus Zone
    352
  - Currents
    352
  - Voltages
    353
  - Frequency
    353
  - Rxgoose Analogs
    353
  - User-Programmable Fault Reports
    353
  - Event Records
    354
  - Oscillography
    355
- Product Information
  355
  - Model Information
    355
  - Firmware Revisions
    356
7 Commands and Targets

357
- Commands Menu
  357
  - Virtual Inputs
    358
  - Clear Records
    358
  - Set Date and Time
    358
  - Relay Maintenance
    359
  - Security
    359
- Targets Menu
  360
  - Target Messages
    360
  - Relay Self-Tests
    361

GE B90 Instruction Manual (474 pages)

UR Series Low Impedance Bus Differential System

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 8.98 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Getting Started

11
- Important Procedures
  11
  - Cautions and Warnings
    11
  - Inspection Procedure
    12
- Ur Overview
  13
  - Introduction to the Ur
    13
  - Hardware Architecture
    14
  - Ur Software Architecture
    15
  - Important Ur Concepts
    15
- Enervista Ur Setup Software
  16
  - Requirements
    16
  - Software Installation
    16
  - Configuring the B90 for Software Access
    17
  - Using the Quick Connect Feature
    20
  - Connecting to the B90 Relay
    26
- Ur Hardware
  27
  - Mounting and Wiring
    27
  - Communications
    27
  - Faceplate Display
    27
- Using the Relay
  28
  - Faceplate Keypad
    28
  - Menu Navigation
    28
  - Menu Hierarchy
    28
  - Relay Activation
    28
  - Relay Passwords
    29
  - Flexlogic™ Customization
    29
  - Commissioning
    30
2 Product Description

31
- Introduction
  31
  - Overview
    31
  - Ordering
    39
  - Replacement Modules
    41
- Specifications
  42
  - Protection Elements
    42
  - User-Programmable Elements
    43
  - Monitoring
    43
  - Metering
    44
  - Inputs
    44
  - Power Supply
    45
  - Outputs
    45
  - Communication Protocols
    46
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    47
  - Environmental
    47
  - Type Tests
    48
  - Production Tests
    48
  - Approvals
    49
  - Maintenance
    49
3 Hardware

51
- Description
  51
  - Panel Cutout
    51
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    53
- Wiring
  54
  - Typical Wiring
    54
  - Dielectric Strength
    60
  - Control Power
    60
  - Ct and Vt Modules
    61
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    62
  - Rs232 Faceplate Port
    70
  - Cpu Communication Ports
    70
  - Irig-B
    73
- Direct Input/Output Communications
  75
  - Description
    75
  - Fiber: Led and Eled Transmitters
    77
  - Fiber-Laser Transmitters
    77
  - Interface
    79
  - Rs422 Interface
    82
  - Rs422 and Fiber Interface
    84
  - And Fiber Interface
    84
  - Ieee C37.94 Interface
    85
  - C37.94Sm Interface
    89
4 Human Interfaces

93
- Enervista Ur Setup Software Interface
  93
  - Introduction
    93
  - Creating a Site List
    93
  - Enervista Ur Setup Overview
    93
  - Enervista Ur Setup Main Window
    95
- Extended Enervista Ur Setup Features
  97
- Faceplate Interface
  106
  - Faceplate
    106
  - Led Indicators
    107
  - Custom Labeling of Leds
    110
  - Display
    114
  - Keypad
    114
  - Menus
    114
  - Changing Settings
    116
5 Settings

117
- Overview
  121
  - Settings Menu
    121
  - Introduction to Elements
    123
- Product Setup
  125
  - B90 Function
    125
  - Security
    125
  - Display Properties
    130
  - Clear Relay Records
    131
  - Communications
    132
  - Modbus User Map
    153
  - Real Time Clock
    153
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    154
  - Oscillography
    155
  - User-Programmable Leds
    157
  - User-Programmable Self Tests
    161
  - Control Pushbuttons
    161
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    163
  - Flex State Parameters
    169
  - User-Definable Displays
    169
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    172
  - Installation
    179
- System Setup
  180
  - Ac Inputs
    180
  - Power System
    181
  - Flexcurves
    182
  - Bus
    189
- Flexlogic
  191
  - Introduction to Flexlogic
    191
  - Flexlogic™ Rules
    197
    
    Flexlogic™ Example
    198
    
    Flexlogic™ Equation Editor
    202
- Non-Volatile Latches
  203
- Overview
  204
- Bus Differential
  205
- Breaker Failure
  209
- Voltage Elements
  217
- Current Elements
  218
- End Fault Protection
  225
- Overview
  228
- Setting Groups
  230
- Digital Elements
  231
- Monitoring Elements
  234
- Contact Inputs
  238
  - Virtual Inputs
    240
- Contact Outputs
  241
- Virtual Outputs
  243
- Remote Devices
  244
- Remote Inputs
  245
- Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
  246
- Resetting
  247
- Direct Inputs and Outputs
  248
- Iec 61850 Goose Analogs
  251
- Iec 61850 Goose Integers
  252
- Test Mode
  253
- Force Contact Inputs
  254
- Force Contact Outputs
  255
- Actual Values Menu
  257
- Contact Inputs
  259
- Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
  260
- Remote Devices
  261
- Ethernet
  262
- Direct Inputs
  263
- Metering Conventions
  264
- Currents
  265
- Iec 61580 Goose Analog Values
  266
- User-Programmable Fault Reports
  267
  - Model Information
    269
  - Commands Menu
    271
  - Clear Records
    272
  - Relay Maintenance
    273
  - Targets Menu
    274
- Overview
  279
  - Password Security Menu
    280
  - Remote Passwords
    281
  - Access Supervision
    282
  - Overview
    284
  - Modifying User Privileges
    285
  - Bus Differential Protection
    287
  - Dynamic Bus Replica Mechanism
    288
  - Biased Differential Characteristic
    289
  - Differential and Restraining Currents
    290
  - Enhanced Security
    291
  - Current Directional Protection
    292
  - Ct Saturation Detection
    294
- Output Logic
  296
- Introduction
  299
  - North Bus Zone
    301
  - Description
    302
  - Low Breakpoint
    303
  - Description
    304
  - External Faults on C-2
    306
  - External Faults on C-4
    307
  - Description
    308
  - Using Setting Groups
    309
  - Replace a Module
    311
  - Replace Battery
    313
  - Dispose of Battery
    314
- Uninstall and Clear Files and Data
  317
- Repairs
  318
- Storage
  319
- Disposal
  320
  - A.1.1 Flexanalog Items
    321
  - A.1.2 Flexinteger Items
    323
  - B.1.1 Introduction
    325
  - B.1.4 Modbus Rtu Crc-16 Algorithm
    326
  - B.2.1 Supported Function Codes
    328
  - B.2.3 Execute Operation (Function Code 05H)
    329
  - B.2.5 Store Multiple Settings (Function Code 10H)
    330
  - B.3.1 Obtaining Relay Files Via Modbus
    331
  - B.4.1 Modbus Memory Map
    333
  - B.4.2 Data Formats
    377
  - C.1.1 Introduction
    409
  - C.1.3 File Transfer by Iec 61850
    410
  - C.2.1 Overview
    411
  - C.2.6 Mmxn: Analog Measured Values
    412
  - C.3.1 Buffered and Unbuffered Reporting
    414
  - C.3.6 Logical Node Name Prefixes
    415
  - C.4.1 Overview
    416
  - C.4.5 Ethernet Mac Address for Gsse/Goose
    418
  - C.4.6 Gsse ID and Goose ID Settings
    419
  - C.5.1 Overview
    420
  - C.5.2 Configuring Iec 61850 Settings
    421
  - C.5.3 about ICD Files
    422
  - C.5.4 Creating an ICD File with Enervista Ur Setup
    426
  - C.5.6 Importing an Scd File with Enervista Ur Setup
    429
  - C.6.1 Acsi Basic Conformance Statement
    431
  - C.6.3 Acsi Services Conformance Statement
    432
  - C.7.1 Logical Nodes Table
    435
  - D.1.1 Interoperability Document
    439
  - D.1.2 Iec 60870-5-104 Points
    447
  - E.1.1 Dnp V3.00 Device Profile
    449
  - E.1.2 Implementation Table
    452
  - E.2.1 Binary Input Points
    456
  - E.2.2 Binary and Control Relay Output
    457
  - E.2.3 Analog Inputs
    458
  - F.1.1 Revision History
    459
  - F.2.1 Standard Abbreviations
    463
  - F.3.1 Ge Multilin Warranty
    465

GE B90 Instruction Manual (440 pages)

UR Series Low Impedance Bus Differential System

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 9.9 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Getting Started

13
- Important Procedures
  13
  - Cautions and Warnings
    13
  - Inspection Checklist
    13
- Ur Overview
  14
  - Introduction to the Ur
    14
  - Hardware Architecture
    15
  - Ur Software Architecture
    16
  - Important Ur Concepts
    16
- Enervista Ur Setup Software
  17
  - Requirements
    17
  - Software Installation
    17
  - Configuring the B90 for Software Access
    18
  - Using the Quick Connect Feature
    21
  - Connecting to the B90 Relay
    27
- Ur Hardware
  28
  - Mounting and Wiring
    28
  - Communications
    28
  - Faceplate Display
    28
- Using the Relay
  29
  - Faceplate Keypad
    29
  - Menu Navigation
    29
  - Menu Hierarchy
    29
  - Relay Activation
    29
  - Relay Passwords
    30
  - Flexlogic™ Customization
    30
  - Commissioning
    31
2 Product Description

33
- Introduction
  33
  - Overview
    33
  - Ordering
    39
  - Replacement Modules
    40
- Specifications
  42
  - Protection Elements
    42
  - User-Programmable Elements
    43
  - Monitoring
    43
  - Metering
    44
  - Inputs
    44
  - Power Supply
    45
  - Outputs
    45
  - Communications
    46
  - Inter-Relay Communications
    47
  - Environmental
    47
  - Type Tests
    48
  - Production Tests
    48
  - Approvals
    49
  - Maintenance
    49
3 Hardware

51
- Description
  51
  - Panel Cutout
    51
  - Module Withdrawal and Insertion
    53
  - Rear Terminal Layout
    54
- Wiring
  56
  - Typical Wiring
    56
  - Dielectric Strength
    62
  - Control Power
    62
  - Ct and Vt Modules
    63
  - Contact Inputs and Outputs
    64
  - Rs232 Faceplate Port
    72
  - Cpu Communication Ports
    72
  - Irig-B
    75
- Direct Input/Output Communications
  77
  - Description
    77
  - Fiber: Led and Eled Transmitters
    79
  - Fiber-Laser Transmitters
    79
  - Interface
    80
  - Rs422 Interface
    83
  - Rs422 and Fiber Interface
    85
  - And Fiber Interface
    85
  - Ieee C37.94 Interface
    86
  - C37.94Sm Interface
    89
4 Human Interfaces

93
- Enervista Ur Setup Software Interface
  93
  - Introduction
    93
  - Creating a Site List
    93
  - Enervista Ur Setup Overview
    93
  - Enervista Ur Setup Main Window
    95
- Extended Enervista Ur Setup Features
  96
- Faceplate Interface
  105
  - Faceplate
    105
  - Led Indicators
    106
  - Custom Labeling of Leds
    108
  - Display
    114
  - Keypad
    114
  - Menus
    114
  - Changing Settings
    115
5 Settings

115
- Overview
  119
  - Settings Menu
    119
  - Introduction to Elements
    121
- Product Setup
  123
  - B90 Function
    123
  - Security
    123
  - Display Properties
    128
  - Clear Relay Records
    129
  - Communications
    130
  - Modbus User Map
    147
  - Real Time Clock
    148
  - User-Programmable Fault Report
    149
  - Oscillography
    150
  - User-Programmable Leds
    152
  - User-Programmable Self Tests
    155
  - Control Pushbuttons
    155
  - User-Programmable Pushbuttons
    157
  - Flex State Parameters
    162
  - User-Definable Displays
    163
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    165
  - Installation
    173
- System Setup
  174
  - Ac Inputs
    174
  - Power System
    175
  - Flexcurves
    176
  - Bus
    183
  - Bus Differential Protection
    183
- Flexlogic
  185
  - Introduction to Flexlogic
    185
    
    Flexlogic™ Rules
    191
    
    Flexlogic™ Example
    192
    
    Flexlogic™ Equation Editor
    196
  - Non-Volatile Latches
    197
  - Overview
    198
- Bus Differential
  199
  - Breaker Failure
    203
  - Voltage Elements
    211
  - Current Elements
    212
  - End Fault Protection
    219
- Overview
  222
  - Setting Groups
    224
  - Digital Elements
    225
  - Monitoring Elements
    228
  - Contact Inputs
    232
  - Virtual Inputs
    234
  - Contact Outputs
    235
  - Virtual Outputs
    237
  - Remote Devices
    238
  - Remote Inputs
    239
  - Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
    240
  - Resetting
    241
  - Direct Inputs and Outputs
    242
  - Iec 61850 Goose Analogs
    245
  - Iec 61850 Goose Integers
    246
  - Test Mode
    247
  - Force Contact Inputs
    248
  - Force Contact Outputs
    249
  - Actual Values Main Menu
    251
  - Contact Inputs
    253
  - Remote Double-Point Status Inputs
    254
  - Remote Devices
    255
- Ethernet
  256
  - Direct Inputs
    257
  - Metering Conventions
    258
  - Currents
    259
  - Iec 61580 Goose Analog Values
    260
  - User-Programmable Fault Reports
    261
  - Model Information
    262
  - Virtual Inputs
    263
  - Clear Records
    264
  - Relay Maintenance
    265
  - Targets Menu
    266
- Overview
  271
  - Password Security Menu
    272
  - Remote Passwords
    273
  - Dual Permission Security Access
    274
    
    Settings Templates
    276
    
    Securing and Locking Flexlogic™ Equations
    280
    
    Settings File Traceability
    282
- Overview
  285
  - Modifying User Privileges
    286
  - Ct Ratio Matching
    290
  - Biased Differential Characteristic
    291
  - Differential and Restraining Currents
    292
  - Enhanced Security
    293
  - Current Directional Protection
    294
  - Ct Saturation Detection
    295
- Output Logic
  296
  - Introduction
    299
  - North Bus Zone
    301
  - Description
    302
  - Low Breakpoint
    303
  - Description
    304
  - External Faults on C-2
    305
  - External Faults on C-4
    306
  - Description
    307
  - Using Setting Groups
    308
    
    A.1.1 Flexanalog Items
    309
    
    A.1.2 Flexinteger Items
    311
    
    B.1.1 Introduction
    313
    
    B.1.4 Crc-16 Algorithm
    314
    
    B.2.1 Supported Function Codes
    315
    
    B.2.3 Execute Operation (Function Code 05H)
    316
    
    B.2.5 Store Multiple Settings (Function Code 10H)
    317
    
    B.3.1 Obtaining Relay Files Via Modbus
    318
    
    B.3.2 Modbus Password Operation
    319
    
    B.4.1 Modbus Memory Map
    320
    
    B.4.2 Data Formats
    362
    
    C.1.1 Introduction
    377
    
    C.2.1 Overview
    378
    
    C.2.6 Mmxn: Analog Measured Values
    379
    
    C.3.1 Buffered and Unbuffered Reporting
    381
    
    C.3.6 Logical Node Name Prefixes
    382
    
    C.4.1 Overview
    383
    
    C.4.5 Ethernet Mac Address for Gsse/Goose
    385
    
    C.4.6 Gsse ID and Goose ID Settings
    386
    
    C.5.1 Overview
    387
    
    C.5.2 Configuring Iec 61850 Settings
    388
    
    C.5.3 about ICD Files
    389
    
    C.5.4 Creating an ICD File with Enervista Ur Setup
    393
    
    C.5.6 Importing an Scd File with Enervista Ur Setup
    396
    
    C.6.1 Acsi Basic Conformance Statement
    398
    
    C.6.3 Acsi Services Conformance Statement
    399
    
    C.7.1 Logical Nodes Table
    402
    
    D.1.2 Iec 60870-5-104 Points
    413
    
    E.1.1 Dnp V3.00 Device Profile
    415
    
    E.1.2 Implementation Table
    418
    
    E.2.1 Binary Input Points
    422
    
    E.2.2 Binary and Control Relay Output
    423
    
    E.2.3 Analog Inputs
    424
    
    F.1.1 Revision History
    425
    
    F.2.1 Standard Abbreviations
    430
    
    F.3.1 Ge Multilin Warranty
    432

GE B90 Communications Manual (532 pages)

Universal Relay Family

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 3.79 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Products
  
  7
- Features Per Product
  7
- Communication Ports
  20
- Safety Symbols and Definitions
  20
- For Further Assistance
  20
- Modbus
  21
2 Modbus Communication

21
- Modbus RTU Protocol
  
  21
- Introduction
  21
- Configuration
  21
- Physical Layer
  21
- Data Link Layer
  22
- Modbus RTU CRC-16 Algorithm
  23
- Modbus Function Codes
  24
- File Transfers
  27
  - Obtaining Relay Files Using Modbus
    27
- Memory Map
  32
  - Modbus Memory Map
    32
6 Iec 60870-5-104

80
Communication

81
- Data Formats
  204
3 Iec 61850 Communication

239
- Overview
  239
  - Introduction
    239
  - Abstract Communication Service Interface (ASCI)
    241
  - Datasets
    244
  - Txgoose
    245
  - Rxgoose
    247
  - Reports
    248
  - Commands
    250
  - Substation Configuration Language (SCL)
    250
- Configuring the UR Using SCL
  256
  - Merge SCL File
    261
  - Configurable Logical Devices
    262
- Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS)
  262
  - Basic Conformance Statement
    262
- ACSI Conformance Statement
  263
- Model Implementation Conformance Statement (MICS)
  267
  - Master (Root) Logical Device
    268
  - Protection (Prot) Logical Device
    275
  - Control (Ctrl) Logical Device
    354
  - System Logical Device
    389
  - Meter Logical Device
    410
  - General (Gen) Logical Device
    431
  - GE Namespace
    447
  - Enumerations
    462
- SCL Implementation Conformance Statement (SICS)
  463
- PIXIT Conformance Statement
  465
- TICS Conformance Statement
  470
- SCL Logging
  472
  - Overview of Process
    472
  - SCL File Storage on UR
    473
  - Generation of CID Files
    473
  - Schema Version Used by Ur/Enervista
    473
  - CID File Processing Steps
    473
  - SCL Log File Format and Examples
    473
  - Troubleshooting Log File Errors
    475
- G2 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  475
- E3-2.0 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  492
  - Introduction
    492
  - Workflow
    492
  - ICD Files
    493
  - CID Files
    494
  - IID Files
    495

GE B90 Communications Manual (526 pages)

UR Family

Brand: GE | Category: Controller | Size: 3.78 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

7
- Products
  
  7
- Features Per Product
  7
- Communication Ports
  20
- Safety Symbols and Definitions
  20
- For Further Assistance
  20
- Modbus
  21
2 Modbus Communication

21
- Modbus RTU Protocol
  
  21
- Introduction
  21
- Configuration
  21
- Physical Layer
  21
- Data Link Layer
  22
- Modbus RTU CRC-16 Algorithm
  23
- Modbus Function Codes
  24
- File Transfers
  27
  - Obtaining Relay Files Using Modbus
    27
- Memory Map
  32
  - Modbus Memory Map
    32
6 Iec 60870-5-104

80
Communication

81
- Data Formats
  203
3 Iec 61850 Communication

239
- Overview
  239
  - Introduction
    239
  - Abstract Communication Service Interface (ASCI)
    241
  - Datasets
    244
  - Txgoose
    245
  - Rxgoose
    247
  - Reports
    248
  - Commands
    250
  - Substation Configuration Language (SCL)
    250
- Configuring the UR Using SCL
  256
  - Merge SCL File
    261
  - Configurable Logical Devices
    262
- Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS)
  262
  - Basic Conformance Statement
    262
- ACSI Conformance Statement
  263
- Model Implementation Conformance Statement (MICS)
  267
  - Master (Root) Logical Device
    268
  - Protection (Prot) Logical Device
    275
  - Control (Ctrl) Logical Device
    351
  - System Logical Device
    385
  - Meter Logical Device
    406
  - General (Gen) Logical Device
    426
  - GE Namespace
    442
  - Enumerations
    457
- SCL Implementation Conformance Statement (SICS)
  458
- PIXIT Conformance Statement
  460
- TICS Conformance Statement
  465
- SCL Logging
  467
  - Overview of Process
    467
  - SCL File Storage on UR
    468
  - Generation of CID Files
    468
  - Schema Version Used by Ur/Enervista
    468
  - CID File Processing Steps
    468
  - SCL Log File Format and Examples
    468
  - Troubleshooting Log File Errors
    470
- G2 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  470
- E3-2.0 Implementation Model for GOOSE Configuration Via SCL
  487
  - Introduction
    487
  - Workflow
    487
  - ICD Files
    488
  - CID Files
    489
  - IID Files
    490

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