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GE D90 Plus Instruction Manual

GE D90 Plus Instruction Manual (688 pages)

Line Distance Protection System

Brand: GE | Category: Power distribution unit | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Safety Symbols and Definitions

11
For Further Assistance

11
- Introduction
  11
2 PRODUCT Product Description

13
- Firmware Architecture
  14
- Hardware Architecture
  15
- Communications Overview
  18
- Front Panel Interface
  18
- Protection Features
  20
- Automation Features
  24
- Equipment Manager Features
  25
- Metering and Monitoring Features
  25
- Digital Fault Recorder Features
  26
- Communications Features
  27
Order Codes

28
Specifications

28
- Protection Specifications
  28
- Automation Specifications
  39
- Equipment Manager
  40
- Metering Specifications
  41
- Digital Fault Recorder Specifications
  42
- Front Panel Interface
  43
- Hardware Specifications
  44
- Communications Specifications
  46
- Inter-Relay Communications Specifications
  47
- Test Specifications
  47
- Environmental Specifications
  48
- Approvals and Certification
  48
3 Installation

49
Unpack and Inspect

49
Panel Cutouts

50
- Dimensions
  50
- Rear Terminal Layout
  51
Wiring

52
- Typical Wiring
  52
- Dielectric Strength
  53
- Main Processor Module
  54
- Communications Module
  56
- Power Supply Module
  56
- AC Modules
  57
- Contact Input and Output Modules
  59
- Inter-Relay Communication Modules
  63
Install Software

69
- System Requirements
  69
- Install Software
  70
- Connect for First Time with Quick Connect
  72
- Configure the D90 Plus for Software Access
  73
- Activate the D90 Plus
  76
- Connect to the D90 Plus
  76
- Front Panel
  79
4 Front Panel Interface

81
Metering Menu

81
Control Menu

82
Digital Fault Recorder Menu

83
Equipment Manager Menu

85
Annunciator

86
- Annunciator Operation
  86
- Self-Test Page
  88
- Product Information Page
  88
- Communication Status Page
  88
1 Introduction

91
5 Enervista Software

91
SOFTWARE Settings Templates

91
Secure and Lock Flexlogic Equations

95
- Lock Flexlogic Equations
  96
- Lock Flexlogic Equations to a Serial Number
  96
Settings File Traceability

97
6 COMMUNICATIONS Communications Overview

101
- Ethernet Network Topology
  101
Network Settings

104
- Ethernet Ports
  105
- TFTP Protocol
  108
- SNTP Protocol
  109
- HTTP Protocol
  110
- Network Filtering
  111
- Ethernet Actual Values
  112
- Remaining TCP/IP Connections
  113
- PRP Actual Values
  114
- Date and Time Actual Values and Commands
  114
Modbus Communications

115
- Modbus Protocol
  116
- Modbus User Map
  116
DNP Communications

117
- DNP Protocol
  117
- DNP User Point List
  121
IEC 60870-5-104 Communications

122
- IEC 60870-5-104 Protocol
  122
- IEC 60870-5-104 Point Lists
  124
IEC 61850 Communications

125
- Gsse/Goose
  125
- IEC 61850 Server Configuration
  138
- Logical Node Prefixes
  140
- MMXU Deadbands
  142
- GGIO1 Status Configuration
  144
- GGIO2 Control Configuration
  145
- GGIO4 Analog Configuration
  146
- GGIO5 Control Configuration
  148
- Unbuffered Report Control Configuration
  149
- Buffered Report Control Configuration
  150
- IEC 61850 Actual Values
  151
Flexstates

154
- Flexstate Settings
  154
- Flexstate Actual Values
  155
Real-Time Clock

156
User-Programmable Self-Tests

158
Serial Port

160
Direct Inputs and Outputs

160
Teleprotection Inputs and Outputs

172
- Teleprotection Settings
  173
- Teleprotection Channel Test Actual Values
  173
- Teleprotection Commands
  174
Inter-Relay Communications

174
- Inter-Relay Communication Actual Values
  175
- Inter-Relay Communication Commands
  177
Communication Logic Operands

178
- Customize the Operands
  178
Communication Flexanalog Parameters

179
7 PROTECTION Protection Overview

181
- Introduction to Protection Elements
  181
Power System

183
- Installation Settings
  183
- AC Input Modules
  184
- Power System Frequency
  189
- About AC Sources
  190
Grouped Protection Elements

193
- Line Pickup
  193
- Distance Elements
  197
- Current Elements
  239
- Voltage Elements
  275
- Breaker Failure
  286
- Wattmetric Zero-Sequence Directional Ground Fault
  297
Control Elements

301
- Pilot-Aided Schemes
  302
- Setting Group Control
  333
- Trip Output
  334
- Flexmatrix
  340
- VT Fuse Failure
  343
- Open Pole Detector
  345
- Autoreclose
  348
- Underfrequency
  371
- Overfrequency
  373
- Breaker Configuration
  375
- Breaker Flashover
  382
- Digital Counters
  387
- Flexcurves
  390
Protection Inputs and Outputs

394
- Protection Virtual Inputs
  394
- Protection Virtual Outputs
  396
- Contact Input Configuration
  398
- Contact Outputs
  403
- Direct Inputs
  404
- Direct Outputs
  406
- Teleprotection Inputs and Outputs
  407
- Using Shared Operands in Protection
  410
Protection Flexlogic

412
- Protection Flexlogic Gates and Operators
  415
- Flexlogic Rules
  416
- Protection Flexlogic Equation Editor
  416
- Protection Flexlogic Timers
  417
- Non-Volatile Latches
  418
- Protection Flexelements
  419
- Customizing the Protection Flexlogic Operands
  424
- Protection Flexlogic Operands
  425
Protection Flexanalog Parameters

437
8 Automation

439
- AUTOMATION Automation Controller Overview
  439
- Input and Output Structure
  440
Breakers

441
- Breaker Control
  441
- Breaker Interlocking
  444
Disconnects

446
- Disconnect Configuration
  446
- Disconnect Control
  451
- Disconnect Interlocking
  454
Automation Control

456
- Front Panel Status and Control
  456
- Local-Remote Control Scheme
  458
- Synchrocheck
  460
- Selector Switch
  465
Automation Inputs and Outputs

471
- Automation Virtual Inputs
  471
- Automation Virtual Outputs
  473
- Contact Input and Output Default Assignment
  474
- Contact Input Configuration
  475
- Contact Outputs
  479
- Virtual Analog Outputs
  481
- Using Shared Operands in Automation
  481
Automation Logic

483
- Automation Operators
  486
- Automation Logic Equation Editor
  491
- Customizing the Automation Logic Operands
  497
- Automation Logic Operands
  497
Automation Flexanalog Parameters

501
9 Equipment Manager

503
Overview of Equipment Manager

503
Circuit Breaker Arcing Management

504
Battery Monitor

507
- Indications and Wiring
  507
- Battery Monitor Settings
  508
Using Shared Operands in Equipment Manager

510
Equipment Manager Flexanalog Parameters

514
10 Digital Fault Recorder

515
Sequence of Events Recorder

515
Fault Report

516
- Front Panel Indications
  516
- Fault Report Operation
  517
- Fault Type Determination
  518
- Fault Location
  518
- Fault Report Settings
  519
Transient Recorder

522
- Front Panel Indications
  524
- Transient Recorder Settings
  525
Disturbance Recorder

531
- Front Panel Indications
  533
- Disturbance Recorder Settings
  534
Using Shared Operands in Digital Fault Recorder

539
- Shared Digital Fault Recorder Operands
  540
Digital Fault Recorder Flexanalog Parameters

541
11 Metering

543
Metering Source

543
Phasor Measurement Unit

543
Data Logger

566
- Data Logger Function Configuration
  566
- Data Logger Channel Configuration
  568
Metered Values

570
- Phase Current Metering
  574
- Ground Current Metering
  576
- Phase Voltage Metering
  576
- Auxiliary Voltage Metering
  577
- Power Metering
  578
- Energy Metering
  579
- Frequency Metering
  580
- Tracking Frequency
  580
- Clearing Metered Values
  581
Observing Current and Voltage Phasors

581
Using Shared Operands in Metering

583
- Shared Metering Operands
  584
- Customizing the Metering Logic Operands
  585
- Metering Logic Operands
  586
Metering Flexanalog Parameters

587
12 Local Interface

591
Annunciator Panel

592
- Annunciator Operation
  592
- Annunciator Configuration
  593
MIMIC Diagram Editor

598
- Dynamic Symbols
  599
- Static Symbols
  600
- Metering Blocks
  601
- Text Blocks
  603
- View Modes
  603
- Pre-Configured MIMIC Diagrams
  604
Metering Summary Editor

608
User-Programmable Pushbuttons

611
13 Security

619
Password Security

619
- Password Security Operation
  620
- Password Security Settings
  620
Enervista Security Management System

623
- Enable the Security Management System
  623
- Add a New User
  624
- Modify User Privileges
  625
14 Testing

627
- Force Contact Inputs
  627
Test Mode

627
- Force Contact Outputs
  628
Self-Tests

629
- Self-Test Error Messages
  630
- Self-Test Logic Operands
  635
15 Theory of Operation

637
- Distance Elements
  637
- Distance Element Frequency Domain Algorithm
  638
- Distance Element Time Domain Algorithm
  638
- Distance Supervision
  639
- Distance Characteristics
  640
- Memory Polarization
  646
- Distance Elements Analysis
  647
Phase Distance Applied to Power Transformers

652
- Example of System with Power Transformers
  655
Ground Directional Overcurrent Theory

657
- Ground Directional Overcurrent Example
  658
Series Compensated Lines

659
- Memory Polarized Directional Comparators
  659
- Dynamic Reach Control
  660
Single-Pole Tripping

662
16 Appendix

679
APPENDIX Warranty

679
Revision History

679

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GE D90 Plus Instruction Manual

GE D90 Plus Instruction Manual (694 pages)

Line Distance Protection System

Brand: GE | Category: Protection Device | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Getting Started

11
- Cautions and Warnings
  11
- Inspection Checklist
  11
Introduction to the UR Plus -Series

12
- Hardware Architecture
  13
- Firmware Architecture
  14
- Communications Overview
  16
Enervista Software

17
- Software Requirements
  18
- Installing the Software
  18
- Software Access
  20
2 Product Description

25
- Protection Features
  27
- Automation Features
  31
- Equipment Manager Features
  32
- Metering and Monitoring Features
  32
- Digital Fault Recorder Features
  33
- Communications Features
  35
Order Codes

35
Specifications

35
- Protection Specifications
  36
- Automation Specifications
  47
- Equipment Manager
  48
- Metering Specifications
  49
- Digital Fault Recorder Specifications
  50
- Front Panel Interface
  51
- Hardware Specifications
  52
- Communications Specifications
  54
- Inter-Relay Communications Specifications
  55
- Test Specifications
  55
- Environmental Specifications
  56
- Approvals and Certification
  56
3 Installation

57
- Dimensions
  57
Physical Installation

57
- Rear Terminal Layout
  58
Electrical Installation

59
- Typical Wiring
  59
- Dielectric Strength
  60
- Main Processor Module
  61
- Communications Module
  63
- Power Supply Module
  63
- AC Modules
  64
- Contact Input and Output Modules
  66
- Inter-Relay Communication Modules
  70
4 Interfaces

77
Front Panel Overview

77
- Front Panel Interface Operation
  78
- Metering Menu
  79
- Control Menu
  79
- Digital Fault Recorder Menu
  81
- Equipment Manager Menu
  83
- Annunciator
  83
5 Enervista Software Suite

87
6 COMMUNICATIONS Communications Overview

97
- Ethernet Network Topology
  97
Network Settings

100
- Ethernet Ports
  100
- TFTP Protocol
  104
- SNTP Protocol
  105
- HTTP Protocol
  106
- Network Filtering
  107
- Ethernet Actual Values
  108
- Remaining TCP/IP Connections Actual Values
  109
- Date and Time Actual Values and Commands
  110
Modbus Communications

110
- Modbus Protocol
  111
- Modbus User Map
  111
DNP Communications

112
- DNP Protocol
  112
- DNP User Point List
  116
IEC 60870-5-104 Communications

117
- IEC 60870-5-104 Protocol Settings
  117
- IEC 60870-5-104 Point Lists
  118
IEC 61850 Communications

119
- GSSE/GOOSE Configuration
  119
- IEC 61850 Server Configuration
  133
- Logical Node Prefixes
  134
- MMXU Deadbands
  136
- GGIO1 Status Configuration
  139
- GGIO2 Control Configuration
  139
- GGIO4 Analog Configuration
  140
- GGIO5 Control Configuration
  142
- Unbuffered Report Control Configuration
  143
- Buffered Report Control Configuration
  144
- IEC 61850 Actual Values
  145
Flexstates

148
- Flexstate Settings
  149
- Flexstate Actual Values
  149
Real Time Clock

150
User-Programmable Self-Tests

152
Serial Port

154
Direct Inputs and Outputs

155
Teleprotection Inputs and Outputs

167
- Teleprotection Configuration
  167
- Teleprotection Channel Tests
  168
- Teleprotection Commands
  168
Inter-Relay Communications

169
- Inter-Relay Communication Actual Values
  170
- Inter-Relay Communication Commands
  172
Communication Logic Operands

173
- Customizing the Communication Logic Operands
  174
Communication Flexanalog™ Parameters

174
7 PROTECTION Protection Overview

177
- Introduction to Protection Elements
  177
Power System

179
- Installation Settings
  179
- AC Input Modules
  180
- Power System Frequency
  185
- About AC Sources
  186
Grouped Protection Elements

189
- Line Pickup
  189
- Distance Elements
  193
- Current Elements
  236
- Voltage Elements
  272
- Breaker Failure
  283
- Wattmetric Zero-Sequence Directional Ground Fault
  294
Control Elements

298
- Pilot-Aided Schemes
  299
- Setting Group Control
  330
- Trip Output
  332
- Flexmatrix
  337
- VT Fuse Failure
  340
- Open Pole Detector
  342
- Autoreclose
  345
- Underfrequency
  368
- Overfrequency
  370
- Breaker Configuration
  372
- Breaker Flashover
  379
- Digital Counters
  384
- Flexcurves
  387
Protection Inputs and Outputs

391
- Protection Virtual Inputs
  391
- Protection Virtual Outputs
  393
- Contact Input Configuration
  395
- Contact Outputs
  400
- Direct Inputs
  401
- Direct Outputs
  403
- Teleprotection Inputs and Outputs
  404
- Using Shared Operands in Protection
  407
Protection Flexlogic

409
- Protection Flexlogic™ Gates and Operators
  412
- Flexlogic™ Rules
  413
- Graphical Programming Interface
  413
- Protection Flexlogic™ Equation Editor
  415
- Protection Flexlogic™ Timers
  416
- Non-Volatile Latches
  417
- Protection Flexelements
  418
- Customizing the Protection Flexlogic™ Operands
  423
- Protection Flexlogic™ Operands
  424
Protection Flexanalog™ Parameters

436
8 Automation

439
- AUTOMATION Automation Controller Overview
  439
- Input and Output Structure
  440
Breakers

441
- Breaker Control
  441
- Breaker Interlocking
  444
Disconnects

446
- Disconnect Configuration
  446
- Disconnect Control
  451
- Disconnect Interlocking
  454
Automation Control

456
- Front Panel Status and Control
  456
- Local-Remote Control Scheme
  458
- Synchrocheck
  460
- Selector Switch
  465
Automation Inputs and Outputs

471
- Automation Virtual Inputs
  471
- Automation Virtual Outputs
  473
- Contact Input and Output Default Assignment
  474
- Contact Input Configuration
  475
- Contact Outputs
  479
- Virtual Analog Outputs
  481
- Using Shared Operands in Automation
  481
Automation Logic

483
- Automation Operators
  486
- Automation Logic Equation Editor
  491
- Customizing the Automation Logic Operands
  497
- Automation Logic Operands
  497
Automation Flexanalog™ Parameters

501
9 Equipment Manager

503
- Circuit Breaker Arcing
  504
Battery Monitor

507
- Indications and Wiring
  507
- Battery Monitor Settings
  508
Using Shared Operands in the Equipment Manager

510
Equipment Manager Flexanalog™ Parameters

514
10 Digital Fault Recorder

515
- RECORDER Front Panel Operation
  515
Fault Report

516
- Front Panel Indications
  516
- Fault Report Operation
  517
- Fault Type Determination
  518
- Fault Location
  518
- Fault Report Settings
  519
Transient Recorder

522
- Front Panel Indications
  524
- Transient Recorder Settings
  525
Disturbance Recorder

530
- Front Panel Indications
  532
- Disturbance Recorder Settings
  533
Using Shared Operands in the Digital Fault Recorder

538
- Shared Digital Fault Recorder Operands
  539
Digital Fault Recorder Flexanalog™ Parameters

540
11 METERING Metering Source

543
Phasor Measurement Unit

543
Data Logger

566
- Data Logger Function Configuration
  566
- Data Logger Channel Configuration
  568
Metered Values

570
- Phase Current Metering
  574
- Ground Current Metering
  576
- Phase Voltage Metering
  576
- Auxiliary Voltage Metering
  577
- Power Metering
  578
- Energy Metering
  579
- Frequency Metering
  580
- Tracking Frequency
  580
- Clearing Metered Values
  581
Observing Current and Voltage Phasors

581
Using Shared Operands in Metering

583
- Shared Metering Operands
  584
- Customizing the Metering Logic Operands
  585
- Metering Logic Operands
  586
Metering Flexanalog™ Parameters

587
12 Local Interface

591
Annunciator Panel

592
- Annunciator Operation
  592
- Annunciator Configuration
  593
MIMIC Diagram Editor

598
- Dynamic Symbols
  599
- Static Symbols
  600
- Metering Blocks
  601
- Text Blocks
  603
- View Modes
  603
- Pre-Configured MIMIC Diagrams
  604
Metering Summary Editor

608
User-Programmable Pushbuttons

611
13 Security

619
Password Security

619
- Password Security Settings
  620
- Password Security Operation
  622
Enervista Security Management System

623
- Enabling the Security Management System
  623
- Adding a New User
  623
- Modifying User Privileges
  624
14 Testing

627
- Force Contact Inputs
  627
Test Mode

627
- Force Contact Outputs
  628
Self-Tests

629
- Self-Test Error Messages
  630
- Self-Test Logic Operands
  635
15 Theory of Operation

637
- Plus Distance Elements
  
  637
- Distance Element Arming Logic
  637
- Distance Element Time Domain Algorithm
  638
- Distance Element Frequency Domain Algorithm
  638
- Distance Supervision
  639
- Distance Characteristics
  640
- Memory Polarization
  646
- Distance Elements Analysis
  647
Phase Distance Applied to Power Transformers

652
- Example System with Power Transformers
  655
Ground Directional Overcurrent Theory

657
- Ground Directional Overcurrent Example
  658
Series Compensated Lines

658
- Memory Polarized Directional Comparators
  659
- Dynamic Reach Control
  660
Single-Pole Tripping

662
16 Maintenance

679
General Maintenance

679
- Restore Settings
  680
Back up and Restore Settings

679
- Back up Settings
  679
Upgrade Software

680
Upgrade Firmware

681
Uninstall and Clear Files and Data

682
Repairs

682
Storage

682
Disposal

683
17 Appendix

685
Warranty

685
Revision History

685

GE D90 Plus Communications Manual

GE D90 Plus Communications Manual (222 pages)

Line Distance Protection System

Brand: GE | Category: Relays | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

5
Safety Symbols and Definitions

5
For Further Assistance

5
2 MODBUS Modbus Protocol Overview

7
- Data Link Layer
  8
- CRC-16 Algorithm
  8
Modbus Function Codes

9
- Read Actual Values
  9
- Execute Command
  10
- Exception Responses
  11
Modbus Settings

12
- Modbus Protocol
  12
- Modbus User Map
  12
Modbus Memory Map

13
- Modbus Data Formats
  160
3 DNP DNP Device Profile

201
- DNP V3.00 Implementation Document
  203
- DNP Protocol Settings
  212
DNP Points

216
- Binary Input Points
  216
- Binary and Control Relay Output Points
  216
- Binary and Frozen Counter Points
  217
- Analog Input Points
  218
- DNP User Point List Settings
  218

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