MiCOM

P342, P343,
P344, P345 & P391
Generator Protection Relay
Software Version 33
Hardware Suffix J (P342/3/4)
Hardware Suffix K (P345)
Hardware Suffix A (391)

Technical Manual

P34x/EN M/I76
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CONTENTS

Safety Section P34x/EN SS/G11 SS

Update Documentation P34x/EN AD/xxx
N/A
Section 1 Introduction P34x/EN IT/I76
IT
Section 2 Technical Data P34x/EN TD/I76 TD
Section 3 Getting Started P34x/EN GS/B76 GS
Section 4 Settings P34x/EN ST/B76 ST
Section 5 Operation P34x/EN OP/B76 OP
Section 6 Application Notes P34x/EN AP/I76
AP
Section 7 Programmable Logic P34x/EN PL/C76 PL
Section 8 Measurements and Recording P34x/EN MR/B76
MR
Section 9 Firmware Design P34x/EN FD/I76 FD
Section 10 Commissioning P34x/EN CM/I76 CM
Section 11 Maintenance P34x/EN MT/I76
MT
Section 12 Troubleshooting P34x/EN TS/ I76 TS
Section 13 SCADA Communications P34x/EN SC/I76 SC
Section 14 Symbols and Glossary P34x/EN SG/B76 SG
Section 15 Installation P34x/EN IN/I76 IN
Section 16 Firmware and Service Manual Version History P34x/EN VH/H76
VH
Index Index
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DOCUMENTATION UPDATE FROM VERSIONS 0320J & 0320K TO 0330J/K/A

Since version 0320J & 0320K (P34x/EN M/H65), several changes on existing features have been
amended to include all models and new features. These are described below:

Document Ref. Section Page No. Description

EC declaration of conformity

- - - Latest version to reflect relay software

P34x/EN SS/G11 Safety section

- - Latest version

P34x/EN IT/H65 Product scope

3 1-6 Rotor earth fault: data added in paragraph 1

Functional overview

3.1 1-7 64R: data in table added

Ordering options

Ordering options updated and P391 option

3.2 1-11 - 15 added

P34x/EN TD/H65 Enclosure Protection

- 2-1 Date amended to: 1992

AC Current

- 2-2 Nominal burden updated

Standard Contacts

- 2-2 - 3 Section re-written

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

- 2-4 Damped Oscillatory claims: added

Surge Withstand Capability

- 2-4 Section extended

Product Safety

- 2-5 Standards updated to latest

R&TTE Compliance

- 2-5 Section amended

P34x Third Party Compliances

(UL/CUL, ENA : deleted

Underwriters Laboratory (UL) : added after

heading

Energy Networks Association (ENA) : added

- 2-5 before symbol
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Document Ref. Section Page No. Description

P34x/EN TD/H65 Mechanical Specifications

continued
- 2-6 New section added for P391

Rotor Earth Fault

- 2-7 New section added

Configuration

- 2-12 Rotor EF : added

Oscillography (Disturbance Recorder)

- 2-13 Disturbance channels : data added

Rotor Earth Fault

- 2-19 New section added

Measurement 3

64R CL Input : added

- 2-24 64R R Fault : added

P34x/EN GS/A65 User interfaces and menu structure

1.1 3-3 Section re-written

Front panel

1.2.1 3-3 - 4 Section re-written

LED indications

1.2.11 3-5 - 6 Section re-written

Relay connection and power-up

1.3 3-6 - 7 Section re-written

Menu structure

1.5 3-8 Section re-written

Password protection

1.6 3-9 - 10 Section re-written after table 2

Default display and menu time-out

1.8.1 3-11 - 12 Section re-written

Navigating menus and browsing the

settings

Heading title: amended

1.8.2 3-12 Section re-written

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P34x/EN GS/A65 Navigating the hotkey menu

continued Heading title: amended
1.8.3 3-12 Section re-written
Setting group selection

1.8.3.1 3-12 Section re-written

Control inputs user assignable
functions
1.8.3.2 3-12 Section re-written
Password entry
1.8.4 3-13 Section re-written
Reading and clearing of alarm messages
and fault records
1.8.5 3-14 Section re-written
Setting changes
1.8.6 3-14 Section re-written
Front communication port user interface
1.9 3-14 - 16 Section re-written
MiCOM S1 Studio relay communications
basics

1.10 3-17 Section re-written

PC requirements

1.10.1 3-17 Section re-written

Off-line use of MiCOM S1 Studio

Heading title: amended

1.10.2 3-17 Section re-written

Open communication link with relay

1.10.3 3-19 Section deleted

P34x/EN ST/A65 Relay settings configuration

1.1 4-3 - 6 Rotor EF : added after earth fault

Rotor earth fault

1.2.10 4-18 New section

View records

64R CL Input : added

1.3.2 4-48 64R R Fault : added

Measurement 3

64R CL Input : added

1.3.5 4-53 64R R Fault : added

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Document Ref. Section Page No. Description

P34x/EN ST/A65 Disturbance recorder settings

continued
1.3.11 4-58 Analog. Channel 1 : data added

Communication settings for DNP3.0

protocol

1.3.13.4 4-62 DNP settings added

Communication settings for Ethernet port

1.3.13.5 4-63 NIC Link Timeout : data amended

P34x/EN OP/A65 Reverse power/over power/low forward

power

1.15 5-35 Figure 29 : updated

Measurements

New table and note added after

1.21.1 5-50 -51 Measurements 3 table

Rotor earth fault protection

1.29 5-73 New section

Low frequency injection technique

1.29.1.1 5-73 New section

Noise filtering

1.29.2 5-73 New section

Description

1.29.3 5-73 New section

Measurements

1.29.4 5-73 New section

P34x/EN AP/H65 Protection of generators

1.1 6-7 Second and fourth paragraphs : amended

Rotor earth fault protection

2.32 6-90 New section

Setting guidelines for rotor earth fault

protection

2.32.1 6-90 New section

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Document Ref. Section Page No. Description

P34x/EN PL/B65 MiCOM S1 studio Px40 PSL editor

1.2 7-5 Heading title: amended
Description of logic nodes

DDB Nos 394 - 395 added

DDB Nos 562 - 563 added

DDB Nos 758 - 759 added

DDB No 758 added

DDB No 950 amended

1.7 7-17 - 25 DDB Nos 952 - 953 added

MiCOM P342 programmable scheme logic

- 7-32 - 38 Diagrams added

MiCOM P343 programmable scheme logic

- 7-39 - 46 Diagrams added

MiCOM P344 programmable scheme logic

- 7-47 - 54 Diagrams added

MiCOM P345 programmable scheme logic

- 7-55 - 64 Diagrams added

P34x/EN MR/A65 Disturbance recorder

1.3 8-11 Analog. Channel 1 : data added

Measurements 3

64R CL Input : added

1.4.8.3 8-20 64R R Fault : added

P34x/EN FD/H65 P391 rotor earth fault injection, coupling

and measurement unit

1.1.8 9-4 New section

P391 rotor earth fault injection measuring/

coupling and unit

2.11 9-15 New section

Injection resistor boards

2.11.1 9-15 New section

Power supply, control & measurement

board

2.11.2 9-15 New section

Mechanical layout P391

2.11.3 9-15 New section

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Document Ref. Section Page No. Description

P34x/EN CM/H65 Introduction

1 10-4 First paragraph : added

Monitor bits

3.5 10-7 Isolated changed to Isolation

Optional equipment

4.2 10-9 First paragraph : amended

MiCOM P391 generator rotor earth fault

protection

6.3.5 10-37 New section

Injection frequency selection

6.3.5.1 10-37 New section

Calibration

6.3.5.2 10-37 New section

Connect the test circuit

6.3.5.3 10-37 New section

Check the pick-up settings

6.3.5.4 10-37 New section

Checking with other resistance values

6.3.5.5 10-37 New section

Perform the timing tests

6.3.5.6 10-37 New section

Testing the rotor earth fault protection on

the generator at standstill

6.3.5.7 10-37 New section

Testing the rotor earth fault protection on

the generator when running

6.3.5.8 10-37 New section

Final checks

8 10-40 Fifth paragraph amended

Commissioning test record

9 10-53 Amended to reflect latest software

Setting record

10 10-57 Amended to reflect latest software

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Document Ref. Section Page No. Description

P34x/EN MT/H65 Replacing a PCB

1.3.2 11-8 P391 data : added

MiCOM P391 method of repair

1.7 11-18 New section

Replacing a complete P391 REFU

1.7.1 11-18 New section

Replacing MiCOM P391 internal PCBs

1.7.2 11-18 New section

Cleaning

1.7.3 11-18 New section

P34x/EN SC/H65 Measurements

64R CL Input : added

4.7 13-35 64R R Fault : added

Manual extraction procedure

4.11.1 13-43 Sentence before event records : added

Record data

4.11.3 13-45 Event origin : amended

DNP3.0 menu setting

6.2 13-64 DNP data : added

Object 10 binary outputs

6.4 13-65 Section extended : after second paragraph

Object 20 binary counters

6.5 13-65 First paragraph : extended

Object 30 analog input

6.6 13-65 First paragraph : amended

Object 40 analog output

6.7 13-65 New section

Object 1

6.71 13-65 Section deleted

Object 20

6.7.2 13-66 Section deleted

Object 30

6.7.3 13-66 Section deleted

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P34x/EN SC/H65 DNP3.0 configuration using MiCOM S1

studio
continued
Updated to 6.8

Heading title: amended

First paragraph : amended and separated

6.8 13-65 into two paragraphs

P34x/EN SG/A65 Logic symbols

- 14-1 - 2 Amended to reflect latest software

P34x/EN IN/H65 P391 rotor earth fault unit (REFU)

mounting

8 15-21 New section

Rack mounting

8.1 15-21 New section

Panel mounting

8.2 15-21 New section

Wall mounting

8.3 15-21 New section

P391 rotor earth fault unit (REFU)

mounting

9 15-21 New section

P391 case dimensions

10 15-21 New section

P34x external connection diagrams

11 15-21 Extended to include P391 option

P34x/EN VH/G65 Firmware and service manual version

history

- - Amended to reflect the latest software

INDEX Clock synchronization
(OP) 5-91
Commissioning
A
(OP) 5-18, 34, 61, 76, 88
Access level
Commissioning tests
(GS) 3-9 - 11, 14, 17
(ST) 4-6, 66
(ST) 4-46 - 48, 60
(CM) 10-5, 7, 18 - 19, 28, 36, 39, 52, 73
(MR) 8-15
(IN) 15-8
(CM) 10-6, 52, 78
Commissioning test record
(SC) 13-55
(CM) 10-53
Alarms
Monitor bits
(GS) 3-5, 9 - 10, 12, 14
(ST) 4-36, 47 - 49, 54 - 55, 58, 67 (CM) 10-8
(FD) 9-20 Communications
(CM) 10-6, 30 - 32, 34 - 36, 38 - 39, 46 - 47, 52, 69 (GS) 3-9, 17 - 18
(MT) 11-3 (ST) 4-6 - 7, 36, 45, 61 - 65, 69
Auxiliary supply (FD) 9-5, 6, 9, 11 - 12
(OP) 5-27, 90, 93 (CM) 10-8, 11, 21 - 28, 61, 79
(AP) 6-35, 96, 99, 107 (MT) 11-3, 10- 11
(CM) 10-12, 15 - 18, 54 (SC) 13-5 - 15, 24, 36, 61 - 63, 66 - 67, 69 - 73
(MT) 11-6, 17 - 18 (IN) 15-15 - 16
(IN) 15-12, 21 - 22 2nd communications board
(MT) 11-10
B Communications interface
(FD) 9-9
Battery Courier
(GS) 3-4, 7 (GS) 3-7, 15 -17
(ST) 4-56, 69 (CM) 10-5, 21, 24 - 25, 28, 79, 88
(OP) 5-27, 89 - 90, 93 (SC) 13-5, 7 - 10, 14 - 15, 18 - 23, 28 - 29, 34,
(FD) 9-6, 8, 20, 23, 25 - 26 61 - 62, 73 - 74
(CM) 10-16 - 18, 72 DNP3.0 communication
(MT) 11-9, 17 - 18 (SC) 13-13, 63, 66
(IN) 15-7 - 9
DNP3.0 interface
Biased differential protection (SC) 13-63
(OP) 5-7 - 8, 10, 83
EIA(RS)485 interface
(AP) 6-11, 16 - 17, 100
(FD) 9-9
Breaker flashover (SC) 13-5 - 6
(AP) 6-7, 86 - 87
EIA(RS)485 port
(IN) 15-12 - 13
C Ethernet
(ST) 4-46, 57, 65
Circuit breaker
(CM) 10-22 - 23
(OP) 5- 24 - 25, 27, 64, 82
(SC) 13-45, 67, 69, 72
Circuit breaker condition monitoring
Ethernet board
(ST) 4-67
(FD) 9-4, 11 - 13, 26
(OP) 5-87 - 88
Ethernet port
(AP) 6-94
Circuit breaker control (IN) 15-13
(GS) 3-9, 13 IEC60870-5-103
Circuit breaker fail (ST) 4-63, 66
(ST) 4-5, 34 - 35 (CM) 10-9, 22, 61
(OP) 5-64, 92 (SC) 13-6, 14, 61 - 62, 73
(AP) 6-84 Jabber
Cleaning (SC) 13-7
(MT) 11-18, 20 K-BUS
CLIO board (CM) 10-11, 21, 23 - 24, 61, 79
(MT) 11-8, 17 (SC) 13-6, 8 - 10, 14 - 16, 18, 24, 73 - 74
MODBUS communication Index
(CM) 10-22
(SC) 13-10 - 11
 MODBUS interface Dead machine
(SC) 13-24 (ST) 4-5, 27
Rear port (OP) 5-52, 81
(GS) 3-7 (AP) 6-7, 68
(ST) 4-3, 46, 57, 61 - 63, 65 Default display
(MR) 8-7, 11
(GS) 3-4, 10 - 12, 14 - 15
(FD) 9-3 (ST) 4-60
(CM) 10-11, 25
(MR) 8-15
(SC) 13-6, 8 - 11, 13 - 17, 21, 23, 73 - 74
(CM) 10-78
SCADA Default mappings
(OP) 5-67, 69
(PL) 7-24, 26, 28
(CM) 10-21, 23 - 24
Demand values
(SC) 13-7, 20, 73
(MR) 8-13 -14
Second rear communications
Differential protection
(FD) 9-11
(CM) 10-23 - 24, 28, 61 (ST) 4-4, 16, 36
(SC) 13-14, 73 (CM) 10-29 - 30, 63

Configuration Dimensions

(GS) 3-5, 9 - 10, 14, 16, 18 (IN) 15-9, 17 - 20, 23

(ST) 4-3 - 4, 6 - 7, 45 - 46, 69, 71 Directional earth fault
Connection diagrams (OP) 5-34, 36, 38
(CM) 10-18 - 20, 32, 34, 44 (AP) 6-19, 45, 48, 99, 101
(IN) 15-26 Directional overcurrent protection
Contacts (see also Output relays) (ST) 4-15
(GS) 3-5 - 6 (OP) 5-5, 15
(ST) 4-8 - 9, 28, 31, 38, 47, 50, 55, 60, 66 - 67 (AP) 6-22
(OP) 5-24 Disposal
(PL) 7-3, 10, 14, 17, 26 - 27 (MT) 11-18
(FD) 9-3, 9 - 11, 16, 22, 26 Disturbance recorder
(CM) 10-7 - 9, 13 - 15, 18 - 19, 29 - 31, 36, 39, 47, 54,
(GS) 3-6, 8 - 9, 15
80
(ST) 4-3, 6, 59 - 60
Contact test
(MR) 8-8, 11 - 12
(ST) 4-66 - 67 (FD) 9-5, 20 - 21, 24
(CM) 10-7 - 9, 19 (SC) 13-10, 21, 54 - 55
Control inputs Disturbance records
(GS) 3-4, 13 (GS) 3-4, 7, 17
(ST) 4-6, 69 - 70 (ST) 4-63
(OP) 5-88 - 90 (MR) 8-11, 13
(CM) 10-15, 73 (FD) 9-11, 24 - 25
(SC) 13-34, 64 - 65 (CM) 10-52, 69
Courier (see Communications) (SC) 13-13, 18 - 19, 23, 45 - 49, 54, 62, 69
Current inputs DNP3.0 communication (see Communications)
(CM) 10-25, 34, 44, 61 Documentation structure
Current loop input output (CLIO) (IT) 1-3
(FD) 9-13 Download/monitor port
(IN) 15-14, 22 (IN) 15-15
Current transformer supervision
(ST) 4-36 - 37
E
(AP) 6-19, 93 - 93, 99
Current transformer requirements EIA(RS)485 interface (see Communications)
(AP) 6-100 - 101, 104 Error code
(TS) 12-5 - 7, 9
D Error message
(TS) 12-6, 9
Date and time
Ethernet (see Communications)
(GS) 3-11
(ST) 4-56, 60
Index (MR) 8-15
(CM) 10-17, 54, 72
(MT) 11-18
(SC) 13-57 - 58, 61
Event records Front view
(GS) 3-9 - 10, 17 (GS) 3-3 - 4
(ST) 4-47 - 48 Function keys
(MR) 8-3, 8
(GS) 3-4 - 5
(FD) 9-20
(ST) 4-70
(SC) 13-18, 22, 40 - 41, 46,
(OP) 5-92 - 93
Event filtering (PL) 7-6, 9, 13, 61
(MR) 8-10 (FD) 9-23
Excessive fault frequency (CM) 10-73, 85
(AP) 6-95
G
F
Getting started
Failure of opto-isolated inputs (GS) 3-3
(TS) 12-10
Failure of output contacts H
(TS) 12-10
Handling of electronic equipment
Fault record
(IN) 15-6
(GS) 3-5, 7 - 10, 12, 14
Hardware overview
(ST) 4-41, 45, 47 - 49, 58 - 59
(OP) 5-49, 91 - 92 (FD) 9-3
(AP) 6-10 High break
(MR) 8-3, 7 - 8, 10 (FD) 9-10 - 11
(FD) 9-20, 23 High impedance differential protection
(CM) 10-52, 69 (OP) 5-10-11, 42
(SC) 13-21 - 22, 40 - 41, 44 - 46 (AP) 6-4, 12, 101
Fault recorder Hotkey menu navigation
(PL) 7-9, 17, 29 (GS) 3-13
Field failure protection IDG curve
(ST) 4-4, 9 - 10 (ST) 4-17
(OP) 5-29 (OP) 5-35
(AP) 6-36 - 38, 70 - 72 IDMT (see Phase overcurrent protection)
Field voltage supply
IEC60870-5-103 (see Communications)
(FD) 9-25
(CM) 10-18 Initial problem identification

Field voltage (TS) 12-4

(MR) 8-6 - 7 Insulation resistance tests

(FD) 9-8 - 9, 17, 25 - 26 (CM) 10-15
(CM) 10-15, 18 Interturn
Filtering (AP) 6-11, 15 - 21, 23
(OP) 5-47, 49, 76 - 92 Inverse time (see Phase overcurrent protection)
(MR) 8-10
IP52 sealing rings
(FD) 9-5, 8, 21
(IN) 15-11
(CM) 10-18
IRIG-B
Fixed demand
(FD) 9-3 - 4, 11 - 12, 16, 26
(ST) 4-44, 52, 61
(MR) 8-14 - 15, 18 (CM) 10-17, 72
Fourier filtering (IN) 15-14
(FD) 9-5
Frequency response J
(FD) 9-21 - 22
Frequency protection Jabber (see Communications)
(ST) 4-5, 30 - 31
(OP) 5-26 - 28 K
Front panel user interface
(GS) 3-10 - 11, 14 K-BUS (see Communications)
(ST) 4-60 Index
(MR) 8-15
(CM) 10-12
 L METROSIL
(OP) 5-11, 41 - 42
Language (AP) 6-12 - 14, 51 - 53
(IT) 1-11 - 12, 14 - 15 MiCOM S1 Studio
(GS) 3-4, 9, 15, 18 - 19 (GS) 3-15, 17 - 19
(ST) 4-44 - 45 (PL) 7-3 - 4
(SC) 13-7, 14, 73 (FD) 9-3, 6, 22 - 24
LCD contrast MODBUS communication (see Communications)
(GS) 3-5
MODBUS interface (see Communications)
(ST) 4-7
(CM) 10-16, 54, 73 Monitor bits (see Commissioning tests)
LEDs Mounting
(CM) 10-6 - 9, 30, 34, 46, 52, 55, 69 (TD) 2-1, 7
LED indications (AP) 6-14, 52
(GS) 3- 5 (IN) 15-9 - 11, 20 - 25

LED mappings
(PL) 7-44, 52, 60 N
LED signal
Negative phase sequence overcurrent
(PL) 7-4, 6, 9
(AP) 6-22 - 24
Local contact list
Negative phase sequence overvoltage
(TS) 12-13
(AP) 6-32
Logic gates
Negative phase sequence thermal
(SG) 14-10
(OP) 5-30 - 32
Logic input (AP) 6-23, 28, 39 - 41
(PL) 7-8, 24 Negative sequence overcurrent
Logic timers (OP) 5-17, 31, 62
(SG) 14-8 Negative sequence overvoltage
Low forward power (ST) 4-29 - 30
(OP) 5-32 - 34 (OP) 5-25 - 26
(AP) 6-41 - 43, 103 - 104 Neutral voltage displacement (see also residual voltage)
(ST) 4-5, 21
M (OP) 5-36, 81 - 82
(AP) 6-18 - 19, 21, 23, 46 - 47, 55
Maintenance checks NPS overpower
(MT) 11-3 (OP) 5-12, 81, 83
Maintenance period (AP) 6-20 - 21, 23
(MT) 11-3 NPS thermal
Maintenance reports (ST) 4-4, 11, 44, 53
(MR) 8-7 - 8
Measurements O
(GS) 3-7, 17
(ST) 4-41, 43, 45, 48 - 50, 52 - 53, 55, 61 On-load checks
(OP) 5-8, 18, 27, 31, 34, 36, 47 - 50, 53, 63, 67, (CM) 10-50, 68
71 -72, 77
Open delta
(AP) 6-9, 24, 32, 35, 55 - 56, 58, 61 - 62, 65, 85, 90,
92, 99 (AP) 6-47, 99
(MR) 8-3, 5, 7, 13 - 18 Opto board
(FD) 9-13, 20 - 21 (MT) 11-7, 14 - 15
(CM) 10-12, 19 - 20, 25 - 27, 34, 36 - 39, 41 - 42,
Opto inputs
46-51, 65
(SC) 13-12, 25, 27, 29, 34, 36, 59 - 62, 65 - 69 (GS) 3-7
(ST) 4-8 - 9, 28, 31, 38, 47, 60, 69
Menu navigation
(OP) 5-24, 88, 92
(GS) 3-11 - 13
(AP) 6-95 - 98
Menu structure (MR) 8-5, 12
(GS) 3-3, 8 - 9, 12 (MT) 11-7 - 8
Method of repair Opto input mappings
Index (MT) 11-4, 19 (PL) 7-30, 37, 45, 53
Opto signal
(PL) 7-6, 8
Ordering options Time multiplier setting
(IT) 1-11 (ST) 4-12, 14, 17, 21 - 22, 26, 28 - 29
Out of service LED (OP) 5-13 - 14, 23, 25, 37
(TS) 12-4, 8, 10 Voltage controlled overcurrent
Output relays (ST) 4-11
(ST) 4-66 - 67 (OP) 5-19 - 20
(AP) 6-10, 25 - 26, 32
(FD) 9-5, 8 - 9, 11, 13
Phase rotation
(CM) 10-8 - 9, 19, 44, 56
(MT) 11-3, 14 (AP) 6-9 - 10, 32
Phase sequence
Output contacts
(ST) 4-4, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 - 16, 27, 35, 43, 53
(TD) 2-1, 3, 7, 18
Pole dead
Output relay board
(ST) 4-8 - 9, 27 - 28, 30 - 31, 35, 38
(FD) 9-9 - 10 (OP) 5-24, 26, 64, 80 - 82, 86 - 87, 91
Output relay mappings Pole slipping
(PL) 7-35 - 36, 42 - 43, 50 - 51, 58 - 59 (ST) 4-5, 38 - 40
Overfluxing (OP) 5-54 - 61, 81
(OP) 5-4, 50 - 52 (AP) 6-10, 19, 21, 37- 38, 70 - 73, 76 - 82, 99, 101
(AP) 6-31, 34, 65 - 68 Power and energy
Overcurrent protectection (MR) 8-13
Power protection
(OP) 5-5, 13 - 15, 17, 19 - 21, 34, 45, 62
(ST) 4-4, 8 - 9, 19, 37 - 38
Overfrequency protection
(OP) 5-12, 32 - 34, 86
(AP) 6- 34 - 35 Power supply
Overpower (TD) 2-1 - 2, 4, 7 - 8
(OP) 5-12, 81, 83 Power supply board
(AP) 6- 20 - 21, 23, 44 (FD) 9-3, 8 - 9
Overvoltage protection (MT) 11-7, 13 - 14
(ST) 4-24, 27 Power up errors
(OP) 5-23 - 26, 36 (TS) 12-5
(AP) 6-23, 31 - 32, 46 - 47, 49, 53, 55
Product scope
(IT) 1-6
P Programmable scheme logic (PSL)
(AP) 6-95
Panel mounting
(PL) 7-3
(IT) 1-11 - 12, 14 - 16
(FD) 9-22
(IN) 15-11, 20, 24
PSL editor troubleshooting
Password entry
(TS) 12-11
(GS) 3-14
(SC) 13-55
Password protection R
(IT) 1-10
Rack mounting
(GS) 3-9, 14
(IN) 15-9 - 10, 20, 23
(CM) 10-12
(SC) 13-25, 55 Ratings

Phase overcurrent (TD) 2-1, 3, 7

(GS) 3-7
(CM) 10-29, 32, 63
(AP) 6-107
Phase overcurrent protection
(CM) 10-5, 12, 19, 40
(ST) 4-13 (MT) 11-3 - 4, 13, 17
(AP) 6-22
Re-calibration
Blocked overcurrent
(MT) 11-17
(AP) 6-87, 89
Rear port (see Communications)
IDMT
Rear view
(OP) 5-13, 16, 19, 23 - 24, 37, 50 - 51
(GS) 3-6
Inverse time
Record control
(AP) 6-29 - 31, 45, 47, 66 - 68
(ST) 4-2, 6, 58
Time dial
(OP) 5-92
(ST) 4-14, 17
(OP) 5-13 - 14, 20 - 21
(MR) 8-8, 10 Index
(CM) 10-73 - 74
 Records Sequence voltages and currents
(GS) 3-4, 7 - 10, 14, 17 (MR) 8-13
(ST) 4-41, 47 - 49, 58 - 59, 63 Setting changes
(OP) 5-49, 77, 87, 89, 91
(GS) 3-8, 12, 15
(MR) 8-3, 7 - 8, 10 11, 13
(ST) 4-58
Relay board (MR) 8-8, 10
(MT) 11-7, 13 - 14 (FD) 9-20
Relay output Setting groups
(PL) 7-10, 24, 26 (GS) 3-4, 13
Remote control (OP) 5-5, 88 - 89
(SC) 13-6, 36 (MR) 8-8
Setting record
Repair and modification authorization form (RMA)
(TS) 12-12 (CM) 10-5 - 6, 11 - 13, 28, 71
SK5 port
Repair and modification procedure
(TS) 12-12 (SC) 13-75
Software version
Residual overvoltage
(ST) 4-5, 21 - 22 (ST) 4-46
(VH) 16-1, 24 - 26, 31 - 33
(OP) 5-36 - 38, 43
(AP) 6-46 - 49, 53 - 56, 59, 63, 65 100% Stator earth fault
Residual voltage (ST) 4-5, 22 - 24, 53 - 54
(OP) 5-43 - 50
(ST) 4-20 - 21, 35
(OP) 5-36 - 38, 83 (AP) 6-53, 55 - 65, 104
(CM) 10-33, 36, 38 - 39, 63 - 65
(AP) 6-19, 46 - 47, 49, 94, 99
Storage
Resistor temperature device (RTD)
(IT) 1-4, 9
(ST) 4-33
(TD) 2-4, 7
Restore defaults
(CM) 10-17
(ST) 4-3 (IN) 15-5, 7 - 8
(SC) 13-66
Supervision
Reverse power
(ST) 4-5, 15, 19, 22 - 25, 35 - 37
(OP) 5-32 - 34 (OP) 5-6, 37 - 38, 43, 45, 47, 49, 52, 79, 83 - 84
(AP) 6-41, 43 - 44, 70, 104 (AP) 6-9, 19, 54, 57, 59, 92 - 99
Rolling demand (FD) 9-20, 23
(ST) 4-61 (CM) 10-34, 36, 64 - 65, 73, 95, 101
(MR) 8-13 - 15 System data
Rotor earth fault (GS) 3-10, 14
(ST) 4-46
(ST) 4-4, 18, 55
(CM) 10-5, 19, 25, 71
(OP) 5-71 - 72, 74, 76 - 77
(AP) 6-91 - 92
(FD) 9-5, 16 - 17 T
(CM) 10-5, 40 - 41, 43, 45, 47, 49, 66 67
(IN) 15-20 - 22 Technical data
RTD (TD) 2-1, 7
(FD) 9-3, 9, 11, 13, 26 Type tests
(CM) 10-15, 19 - 20, 60, 73, 99 - 100, 104 (TD) 2-4, 7
RTD board Terminals
(MT) 11-7, 17 (TD) 2-1 - 2, 4, 7 - 8
RTD connection Test LEDs
(IN) 15-13 (CM) 10-7, 9
Test mode
(CM) 10-7 - 9, 18 - 19, 36, 39, 47, 49, 52, 69, 80
S
Test port
SCADA (see Communications) (ST) 4-66
Second rear communications (see Communications) (FD) 9-6
(CM) 10-7 - 8, 30, 34, 36, 46, 48 - 49
Self testing & diagnostics
Thermal overload
(FD) 9-25
(ST) 4-4, 16, 44, 54
Index Self-check
(OP) 5-61 - 64, 71, 83
(FD) 9-25 - 26 (AP) 6-9, 82, 101
(CM) 10-5
Time dial (see Phase overcurrent protection) Voltage restrained overcurrent
(ST) 4-11 - 12
Time multiplier setting
(OP) 5-19 - 22
(see Phase overcurrent protection)
(AP) 6-25, 28 - 29
Timer
(PL) 7-3 - 4, 6, 8, 10 - 11, 14 - 16, 26 - 27 VT connections
(AP) 6-99
Toggle
(OP) 5-57, 60, 93 VT supervision
Toolbar (ST) 4-15, 19, 36
(PL) 7-5-7 (OP) 5-16 - 17, 37 - 38, 52, 79
(AP) 6-93
Trip circuit supervision (TCS)
(AP) 6-95
Turbine abnormal frequency protection W
(OP) 5-27
Watchdog contacts
(AP) 6-35
(FD) 9-9
Type tests (see Technical data)
(CM) 10-15 - 16, 54
(MT) 11-4, 19
U Weight
(TD) 2-1, 7
Undercurrent
Wiring
(ST) 4-8 - 9, 23, 25, 28, 31, 34 - 35, 38, 41 - 42, 49, 55
(OP) 5-24, 45, 47, 64, 67, 87 - 88 (GS) 3-6
(AP) 6-89, 93
(AP) 6-9, 31, 84 - 86
(CM) 10-5, 12, 15, 18 - 19, 40, 50, 52, 54, 68 - 69
Underfrequency
(MT) 11-3 - 5, 15, 17, 19
(ST) 4-30 - 31 (SC) 13-8
(OP) 5-6 (IN) 15-9, 12, 21 - 22
Underfrequency protection
(AP) 6-33 - 34
Underimpedance
(ST) 4-4, 11, 13
(AP) 6-10, 19, 22 - 23, 27, 29 - 30, 86, 99, 101
Undervoltage protection
(ST) 4-22 - 23, 28
(OP) 5-23 - 24
(AP) 6-30, 55
User interfaces
(GS) 3-3, 7
(FD) 9-3, 5 - 6, 20
Unpacking
(IT) 1-4
(IN) 15-7 - 8

Version history
(IT) 1-4
(VH) 16-8
Virtual inputs
(PL) 7-8 - 24
(SC) 13-71
Voltage controlled overcurrent
(see Phase overcurrent protection)
Voltage inputs
(CM) 10-26, 40, 50, 62
Voltage protection
(ST) 4-5, 22 - 24, 27 - 28
(OP) 5-37, 82, 86
(AP) 6-19, 30 - 32, 57, 99 Index
Index
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