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ROOTECH ACCURA 7500 User Manual (204 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Product Introduction
19
Overview
19
Applications
20
Product Features
21
Chapter 2 Technical Specifications
22
Protection Relays
22
Measurements
29
Measurement Test
30
Device Reliability Test
31
Control
32
Input & Output
33
Communication
34
User Interface
34
Additional Features
35
Standard Compliance
35
Chapter 3 Product Installation
36
Installation Conditions
36
Before Installation
36
Dimensions
37
Figure 3.1 Accura 7500 Front
37
Figure 3.2 Accura 7500 Rear
37
Figure 3.3 Accura 7500 Side
38
Step 1: Panel Mounting
39
Figure 3.4 Assembly Structure
39
Figure 3.5 Panel Assembly Method
40
Figure 3.6 Panel Cutouts
40
Detachment and Assembly of the Unit for Repair
41
Figure 3.7 Detachment of the Unit from the Chassis
41
Step 2: External Wiring
42
Wiring Diagram Example (3P4W with 3 Pts and 3Cts)
43
Figure 3.8 Wiring Diagram(3P4W with 3 Pts and 3 Cts)
43
Wiring Diagram Example (3P3W with 3 Pts and 3 Cts)
44
Figure 3.9 Wiring Diagram (3P3W with 3 Pts and 3 Cts)
44
Wiring Diagram Example (3P3W with 2 Pts and 2 Cts)
45
Figure 3.10 Wiring Diagram (3P3W with 2 Pts and 2 Cts: 3P3O)
45
Port Layout on the Rear Panel
46
Figure 3.11 Rear Panel Port Layout Diagram
46
Description of Rear Panel Ports
47
Block Diagram
49
Figure 3.12 Block Diagram
49
Chapter 4 Meter Operation/Setup
50
Figure 4.1 Front Panel for Display and Control
50
Display Mode
51
Figure 4.2 Display Group
51
Setup Mode
55
Reset Mode
57
System Mode
58
Reactive Power Calculation
59
Figure 4.3 Power Signs
60
Figure 4.4 Apparent Power Vector Diagram
61
Chapter 5 Operating the Protection Relay
63
Figure 5.1 Front Panel for Display and Control
63
LED Indicators
64
Button Control
65
Unlocking the Device
66
Figure 5.2 Passcode Input Screen
67
Figure 5.3 Typing the Passcode
67
LCD Display and Changing Setup Values
68
Figure 5.4 Initial OCR Setup Screen
68
Figure 5.5 Inverse-Time OCR Setup Screen
69
Figure 5.6 Screen Showing the Cursor Appearing in the Row Where the Setup Item Is Selected
69
Figure 5.7 Screen Showing the Cursor Appearing Partially with a Numerical Set Value
69
Figure 5.8 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
70
Figure 5.9 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
70
Figure 5.10 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
70
Chapter 6 Protection Relay Setup and Analysis of Faults
71
Figure 6.1 Protection Relay Part
71
OCR Setup
72
Figure 6.2 Initial OCR Setup Screen
72
Inverse-Time OCR
73
Figure 6.3 Inverse-Time OCR Setup Screen
73
Figure 6.4 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
74
Figure 6.5 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
74
Instantaneous OCR
76
Figure 6.9 Instantaneous OCR Setup Screen
76
NSOCR Setup
77
Figure 6.10 Initial NSOCR Setup Screen
77
Inverse-Time NSOCR
78
Figure 6.11 Inverse Time NSOCR Setup Screen
78
Figure 6.12 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
79
Figure 6.13 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
79
Figure 6.14 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
80
Figure 6.15 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
80
Figure 6.16 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
80
Instantaneous NSOCR
81
Figure 6.17 Instantaneous NSOCR Setup Screen
81
OCGR Setup
82
Inverse-Time OCGR
82
Figure 6.18 Initial OCGR Setup Screen
82
Figure 6.19 Inverse-Time OCGR Setup Screen
83
Figure 6.20 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
84
Figure 6.21 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
84
Figure 6.22 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
85
Figure 6.23 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
85
Figure 6.24 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
85
Definite-Time OCGR
86
Figure 6.25 Definite-Time OCGR Setup Screen
86
Instantaneous OCGR
87
Figure 6.26 Instantaneous OCGR Setup Screen
87
OVR Setup
88
Figure 6.27 Initial OVR Setup Screen
88
Definite-Time OVR
89
Figure 6.28 Definite-Time OVR Setup Screen
89
Figure 6.29 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
90
Figure 6.30 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
90
Figure 6.31 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
91
Figure 6.32 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
91
Figure 6.33 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
91
Instantaneous OVR
92
Figure 6.34 Instantaneous OVR Setup Screen
92
NSOVR Setup
93
Figure 6.35 Initial NSOVR Setup Screen
93
Definite-Time NSOVR
94
Figure 6.36 Definite-Time NSOVR Setup Screen
94
Figure 6.37 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
95
Figure 6.38 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
95
Figure 6.39 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
96
Figure 6.40 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
96
Figure 6.41 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
96
POR Setup
97
Figure 6.42 Initial por Setup Screen
97
Definite-Time por
98
Figure 6.43 Definite-Time por Setup Screen
98
Figure 6.44 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
99
Figure 6.45 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
99
Figure 6.46 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
100
Figure 6.47 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
100
Figure 6.48 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
100
UVR Setup
101
Figure 6.49 Initial UVR Setup Screen
101
Definite-Time UVR
102
Figure 6.50 Definite-Time UVR Setup Screen
102
Figure 6.51 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
103
Figure 6.52 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
103
Figure 6.53 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
103
Figure 6.54 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
104
Figure 6.55 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
104
Etc. Setup of the UVR
105
Figure 6.56 Etc. Settings Screen
105
Motor Protection Elements Setup
106
Figure 6.57 Initial Setup Screen of MOTOR Protection Elements
106
Thr
107
Figure 6.58 Initial THR Setup Screen
107
Figure 6.59 Screen Displaying the Last Setup Item of THR
107
Figure 6.60 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
108
Figure 6.61 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
109
Figure 6.62 LCD Screen Displaying Content in the Fifth Row
109
Figure 6.63 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
110
Figure 6.64 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
110
Figure 6.65 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
110
Lock
111
Figure 6.66 Initial Lock Setup Screen
111
Motor Starting
112
Figure 6.67 Initial Setup Screen of Motor Starting Protection Elements
112
Undercurrent
114
Figure 6.68 Initial Setup Screen of Undercurrent Protection Element
114
OVGR Setup
115
Figure 6.69 Initial OVGR Setup Screen
115
Definite-Time OVGR
116
Figure 6.70 Definite-Time OVGR Setup Screen
116
Figure 6.71 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
117
Figure 6.72 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
117
Figure 6.73 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
118
Figure 6.74 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
118
Figure 6.75 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
118
Instantaneous OVGR
119
Figure 6.76 Instantaneous OVGR Setup Screen
119
SGR Setup
120
Figure 6.77 Initial SGR Setup Screen
120
Definite-Time SGR
121
Figure 6.78 Definite-Time SGR Setup Screen
121
Figure 6.79 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
122
Figure 6.80 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
122
Figure 6.81 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
123
Figure 6.82 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
123
Figure 6.83 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
123
Fault Reset
124
Record (Event Record)
124
Figure 6.84 Initial Event Record Screen
124
Figure 6.85 Screen with Event Record Number Decreased by 1 Compared to the Previous Screen
125
Figure 6.86 Screen Appearing after Pressing the ENTER Button on the Event Record Screen
125
Figure 6.87 Screen Appearing When Using the ▽ Button on the Event Record Screen
125
Chapter 7 Checking the Status of Relays
126
Figure 7.1 Initial Status Screen
126
Voltage
127
Figure 7.2 Voltage Display Screen
127
Current
128
DI Status
128
Figure 7.3 Current Display Screen
128
DO Status
129
Figure 7.4 DI Status Display Screen
129
Figure 7.5 DO Status Display Screen
129
Event Record
130
Figure 7.6 Event Record Display Screen
130
CB Operation Counter
131
Program Version
131
Figure 7.7 CB Operation Counter Display Screen
131
Figure 7.8 Program Version Display Screen
131
Chapter 8 General Setup of Relay Functions
132
Figure 8.1 Initial Setup Screen
132
Passcode
133
Figure 8.2 Passcode Setup Screen
133
Figure 8.3 Screen Asking Whether to Change the Passcode with the Cursor Appearing Partially
133
Figure 8.4 Passcode Entry Screen Showing the Cursor Appearing Partially
133
Figure 8.5 Passcode Mismatch Message Screen
134
Figure 8.6 Passcode Change Completed! Message Screen
134
Record Deletion
135
Figure 8.7 Record Deletion Menu Screen
135
Figure 8.8 Status Where Resetting Menu Items Can be Performed
136
Figure 8.9 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Selecting the Item to Delete
136
Figure 8.10 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Setup Data
137
Figure 8.11 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
137
Figure 8.12 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
137
DIN Setup
138
Figure 8.13 DIN Setup Screen
138
Figure 8.14 Status Where Changes Can be Made with the Cursor Appearing Partially
139
Figure 8.15 Status Where the ENTER Key Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
140
Figure 8.16 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
140
Figure 8.17 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
140
DO Setup
141
Figure 8.18 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
141
Figure 8.19 DO Setup Screen
141
Figure 8.20 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
143
Figure 8.21 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
143
Figure 8.22 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
144
Figure 8.23 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
144
Figure 8.24 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
144
Dos Associated with Relays
145
Figure 8.25 Setup Screen for Dos Associated with Relays
145
Figure 8.26 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
147
Figure 8.27 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
147
Figure 8.28 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
148
Figure 8.29 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
148
Figure 8.30 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
148
DO Control
149
Figure 8.31 DO Control Menu Screen
149
Figure 8.32 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
150
LCD Setup
151
Figure 8.33 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
151
Figure 8.34 LCD Setup Screen
151
Figure 8.35 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
152
Figure 8.36 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
152
Figure 8.37 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
153
Figure 8.38 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
153
Figure 8.39 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
153
PT Fault Detection Function
154
Figure 8.40 PT Fault Detection Function Setup Screen
154
Figure 8.41 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
155
Figure 8.42 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
155
Figure 8.43 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
156
Figure 8.44 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
156
Figure 8.45 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
156
CB Fault Detection
157
Figure 8.46 CB Fault Detection Function Setup Screen
157
Figure 8.47 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
158
Figure 8.48 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
158
Figure 8.49 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
159
Figure 8.50 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
159
Figure 8.51 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
159
Disabling the Protection Function
160
Figure 8.52 Protection Function Setup Item
160
Figure 8.53 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
162
Figure 8.54 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
162
Figure 8.55 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
163
Figure 8.56 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
163
Figure 8.57 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
163
Date and Time Setup
164
Figure 8.58 Date Setup Screen
164
Figure 8.59 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
165
Figure 8.60 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
165
DO Associated with DI
166
Figure 8.61 Setup Screen for the DO Associated with the DI
166
Figure 8.62 Status Where the Cursor Appears Partially and Changes Can be Made
167
Figure 8.63 Status Where the ENTER Button Is Pressed after Changing Setup Items
167
Figure 8.64 Screen Asking Whether to Apply Changes
168
Figure 8.65 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Made
168
Figure 8.66 Screen Notifying that Changes Have Been Undone
168
Chapter 9 Characteristics of Protection Relays
169
Inverse-Time Characteristics
169
IEC Curves
169
KEPCO Curves
170
Figure 9.1 IEC Curve a
171
Figure 9.2 IEC Curve B
173
Figure 9.3 IEC Curve C
175
Figure 9.4 IEC Curve LI
177
Figure 9.5 KEPCO Normal Inverse
179
Figure 9.6 KEPCO very Inverse
181
Characteristics of Selective Ground Relay (SGR)
182
Instantaneous and Definite-Time Characteristics
183
Figure 9.7 Operating Characteristic of the SGR
183
THR Characteristic
184
Figure 9.8 THR Thermal Curve
185
Motor Starting Characteristics
194
Chapter 10 Setup Examples
195
Setup for Automatic Power Recovery Function
195
UVR Setup
195
Figure 10.1 Initial UVR Setup Screen
195
Figure 10.2 Definite-Time UVR Setup Screen
196
DIN Setup
197
Figure 10.3 DIN Setup Screen
197
Figure 10.4 Input Setup Screen for CB Operation in the Event of Power Recovery
197
Precautions
198
Appendix A Wiring Examples
199
3-Phase 4-Wire
199
3-Phase 3-Wire : 3 Pts & 2 Cts
200
3-Phase 3-Wire : Open-Delta, 2 Cts
201
Sequence Diagram
202
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1. Introduction
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Features
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Application
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Chapter 2. Technical Specification
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Measurement
26
Measurement Test
27
Reliability Test
28
Control
29
Input & Output
30
Communication
31
Others
32
Chapter 3. Product Installation
33
Dimension
34
Figure 3.3 Accura 7500 Side
35
Step 1: Panel Mounting
36
Detachment and Assembly of the Unit for Repair
37
Step 2: External Wiring
38
Wiring Diagram Example (3P4W 3Pts, 3Cts)
39
Wiring Diagram Example (3P3W 3Pts, 3Cts)
40
Wiring Diagram Example (3P3W 2Pts, 2Cts)
41
Rear Panel Terminal Arrangement Diagram
42
Description of the Rear Panel Terminals
43
Block Diagram
45
Chapter 4. Meter Operation/Setup
46
Display Mode
47
Setup Mode
50
Reset Mode
52
System Mode
53
Reactive Power Calculation Method
54
Figure 4.3 Power Signs
55
Chapter 5. Operating the Protection Relay
57
LED Display Content
58
Key Control
59
Entering the Passcode
60
LCD Display and Change Setup Values
61
Figure 5.5 Inverse Time OCR Setup Screen
62
Figure 5.8 Screen with Asking for Final Confirmation
63
Chapter 6. Protection Relay Setup and Analysis
64
OCR Setup
65
Figure 6.4 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
66
Instantaneous Time OCR
67
NSOCR Setup
68
Inverse Time NSOCR
69
Figure 6.12 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
70
Instantaneous Time NSOCR
71
OCGR Setup
72
Figure 6.20 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
73
Definite Time OCGR
74
Instantaneous Time OCGR
75
OVR Setup
76
Figure 6.29 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
77
Instantaneous Time OVR
78
NSOVR Setup
79
Definite Time NSOVR
80
Figure 6.38 Status in Which 'ENTER' Key was Pressed after Changing Setup Items
81
POR Setup
82
Figure 6.44 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
83
UVR Setup
84
Definite Time UVR
85
Figure 6.51 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
86
Other UVR Setup
87
Motor Protection Elements Setup
88
Figure 6.58 THR Setup Initial Screen
89
Figure 6.60 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
90
Figure 6.62 LCD Screen with Fifth Row Content
91
Lock
92
Figure 6.67 Motor Start Protect Element Setup Initial Screen
93
Under Current
94
OVGR Setup
95
Figure 6.71 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
96
Instantaneous Time OVGR
97
SGR Setup
98
Definite Time SGR
99
Figure 6.79 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
100
Fault Reset
101
Figure 6.85 a Screen Numbered One Lower than the Current Event Record Number
102
Chapter 7. Checking Relay Status
103
Voltage
104
DI Status
105
CB Counter
106
Program Version
107
Figure 8.1 Setup Initial Screen
108
Passcode
109
Figure 8.5 Passcode Mismatch Message Screen
110
Record Deletion
111
Figure 8.9 Status Where 'ENTER' Key Is Pressed after Selecting the Item to be Deleted
112
DIN Setup
113
Figure 8.14 Status Where Change Can be Done with the Partial Cursor
114
Figure 8.15 Status in Which 'ENTER' Key was Pressed after Changing Setup Items
115
DO Setup
116
Figure 8.20 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
117
DO Related with Relay
118
Figure 8.25 DO with Relay Setup Screen
119
Figure 8.26 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
120
Figure 8.27 Status in Which 'ENTER' Key was Pressed after Changing Setup Items
121
DO Control
122
Figure 8.32 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
123
LCD Setup
124
Figure 8.36 Status in Which 'ENTER' Key was Pressed after Changing Setup Items
125
PT Failure(Fault Detection)
126
Figure 8.41 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
127
Figure 8.45 Notifying Change Is Cancelled
128
CB Failure(Fault Detection)
129
Figure 8.47 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
130
Figure 8.50 Notifying Change Is Completed
131
Protection Blocking Function
132
Figure 8.53 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
133
Figure 8.55 Setup Value Change Confirmation Screen
134
Date Setup
135
Figure 8.59 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
136
DO Related with DI
137
Figure 8.62 Status Where the Partial Cursor Appears for Change
138
Figure 8.64 Setup Value Change Confirmation Screen
139
Chapter 9. Protection Relay Characteristic
140
KEPCO Curves
141
Figure 9.1 IEC Curve a
143
Figure 9.2 IEC Curve B
145
Figure 9.3 IEC Curve C
147
Figure 9.4 IEC Curve LI
149
Figure 9.5 KEPCO Normal Inverse
151
Figure 9.6 KEPCO very Inverse
153
Selective Ground Relay (SGR) Characteristic
154
Instantaneous Time, Definite Time Characteristic
155
THR Characteristic
156
Motor Starting Characteristic
162
Chapter 10. Setup Examples
163
164
DIN Setup
164
Precautions
165
APPENDIX A Design Example
166
Phase 3-Wire : 3PT, 2CT
167
Phase 3-Wire : Open-Delta, 2CT
168
Sequence Diagram
169
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Chapter 1 Serial Communication
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Serial Communication
11
Accura 7500 Communication
12
Chapter 2 Communication Wiring/Setup
14
Communication Wiring
14
Communication Setup
15
Setup Mode
16
Chapter 3 Modbus RTU Protocol
18
Packet Field of Modbus RTU
18
Slave Address Field
18
Function Field
18
Data Field
18
Error Check Field
19
Exception Responses
19
Broadcast Packets
20
Packet Communication
21
Function 03: Read Holding Registers
21
Function 06: Write a Single Register to Meter
22
Function 16: Write Multiple Registers to Meter
22
Reserved Registers
23
Invalid Registers
23
Chapter 4 Modbus RTU Map
24
Address Map Sections
24
Overview
24
System Information Section
26
Meter Part
27
Configuration Section
27
Measurement Section
27
THD, K Factor
29
Extra Energy Section
29
Demand, Maximum, and Minimum Section
30
Extra Predicted Demand Section
31
Harmonic Section
32
Vector Diagram Section
33
Waveform Section
34
Demand Trend Section
35
Reset Section
35
Protection Part
36
DIO Status and Control Section
36
Measurement Section
38
Reset Section
39
Maintenance Section
39
Event Record Section
40
Captured (Event) Waveform Section
41
Auxiliary Function 1 Setup Section
42
Auxiliary Function 2 Setup Section
43
Digital Input Setup Section
44
Digital Output Setup Section
45
DO-Relay Interconnection Section 1
46
DI-DO Interconnection Section
47
DO-Relay Interconnection Section 2
47
OCR Section
48
NSOCR Section
48
OCGR Section
49
OVR Section
49
UVR Section
50
POR Section
50
NSOVR Section
51
OVGR Section
51
SGR Section
52
MOTOR Protection Section
53
Short-Form Data Block Section
54
Value Table
59
T1 : Date (UINT32)
59
T2 : Time (UINT32)
59
T3 : Event Type
59
T4 : Interlock Function Setup
62
T5 : Motor Operation Status
62
T6 - T8 : Reserved
62
T9 : Relay Function
62
T10 : Aux. Relay Setup
62
T11 : Digital Input Setup
63
T12 : DOUT Relay Type Setup
63
T13 : OCR, OCGR Relay Curve Setup
63
T14 : Fault, Pickup Status 1
63
T15 : Captured Waveform Data Scale (INT16)
64
T16 : Fault, Pickup Status 2
64
T17 : DIN Input Type Setup
64
Data Formats
65
Measurement Value Calculation
68
Fixed Scale
68
Variable Scale
68
APPENDIX A CRC-16 Calculation
70
CRC-16 Generation
70
CRC Generation Procedure
70
APPENDIX B Modbus RTU C Code Example
72
Data Reception and CRC Generation & Checking
72
Request Packet Generation
72
Checking Response Packets
73
CRC Functions
73
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