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DATE NAME DATE ‫نقل‬
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PREPARED Transmission
CHECKED Power Division
P.O. BOX : 564, DUBAI - U.A.E
Client:
TEL : 00971 4 3072222
FAX : 00971 4 3248111

PROJECT:
ENGINEERING, SUPPLY, CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION,
TESTING & COMMISSIONING OF CANAL GARDENS (CANLGRDN)
400/132kV SUBSTATION AND ASSOCIATED MODIFICATION WORKS

SUBSTATION CONSULTANT:

ENERGOPROJEKT ENTEL CO. LTD.

DUBAI BRANCH
PO. Box: 46725, DUBAI - U.A.E.
Tel : Phone: 971 4 335 6761, Fax : 971 4 335 6764

CONTRACTOR: CONTRACT NO.

Grid Solution SAS (Dubai Branch)

36th Floor, U Bora Tower, Al Abraj Street
Business Bay,
PO3761800018, PO3761800019 & PO3761800020
PO Box 48957, Dubai, UAE
Phone: + 971 4 4299666
Fax: + 971 4 4294170

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DATE NAME
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400/132KV CANAL GARDENS SUBSTATION
2305/065/
PREPARED Razeen
2019
2608/065/
CHECKED Olivier DRAWING NUMBER
2019
0927/065/
APPROVED Syed PO/3761800018/CANLGRDN/E/09/472
2019
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SCMS HMI APPLICATION PICTURES & SIGNAL NAMING CONVENTION

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1 For Approval comment DTS - 415
Razeen Olivier Syed
23/06/2019 26/06/2019 27/07/2019 Updated as per customer
2 For Approval comment DTS - 1091
Razeen Olivier Syed

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction_____________________________________________________________________7
1.1 Document purpose_____________________________________________________________7
1.2 Document management_________________________________________________________7
2. HMI: Graphical interfaces_________________________________________________________9
2.1 General screen layout__________________________________________________________9
2.1.1 Title Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.2 Top Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.3 Home Icon_________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.4 Explorer___________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.5 WorkArea__________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.6 Status Bar_________________________________________________________________________13
2.1.7 Alarm Banner_______________________________________________________________________14
2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner_______________________________________________________________14
2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept________________________________________________________________15
2.1.10 Background color__________________________________________________________________17
2.2 Electrical views__________________________________________________________________17
2.1.11 Principle of electrical views__________________________________________________________17
2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views_______________________________________________17
2.1.13 Electrical network color_____________________________________________________________17
2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol______________________________________________________________18
2.1.15 Disconnector symbol_______________________________________________________________18
2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol_____________________________________________________________19
2.1.17 Measurement display_______________________________________________________________19
2.2 System views________________________________________________________________20
2.2.1 Principle of system views______________________________________________________________20
2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views___________________________________________________20
2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes_________________________________________________________20
2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes_________________________________________21
2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes_______________________________________________21
2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes__________________________________________________________22
2.2.7 Switch animation____________________________________________________________________22
2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network___________________________________________________________22
2.2.9 Time Synch Animation________________________________________________________________23
2.2.10 IED And Switch WatchDog Animation__________________________________________________23
2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )__________________________________23
2.2.12 Alarm viewer_____________________________________________________________________24
2.2.13 Display color of an alarm____________________________________________________________25
2.3 Event viewer_________________________________________________________________30
2.4 Functional List Viewer_________________________________________________________32
2.5 Trend Curves_________________________________________________________________33
2.5.1 Curves Display______________________________________________________________________33
2.5.2 Examples__________________________________________________________________________35
2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend________________________________________________________________39
3. Animated Symbols______________________________________________________________43
3.1 Standard symbols_____________________________________________________________43
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3.2 Specific symbols______________________________________________________________43
3.2.1 Bay Name_________________________________________________________________________43
3.2.2 Bay control level indication____________________________________________________________43
3.2.3 BCU control mode___________________________________________________________________43
3.2.4 Switchgear control mode______________________________________________________________44
3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring_______________________________________________________________44
3.2.6 Default Screen______________________________________________________________________45
3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status_____________________________________________________________45
4. Graphical representation of typicals_______________________________________________46
4.1 Principle_____________________________________________________________________46
4.2 SUBSTATION OVERVIEW______________________________________________________47
4.3 132kv Typical bay Views_______________________________________________________48
4.3.1 132 KV ICT________________________________________________________________________48
4.3.2 132KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________49
4.3.3 132KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________50
4.3.4 132KV O/G FEEDER_________________________________________________________________51
4.3.5 132 KV REACTOR___________________________________________________________________52
4.4 400kv Typical bay Views_______________________________________________________53
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________53
4.4.2 400KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________54
4.4.3 400KV OHL FEEDER________________________________________________________________55
4.4.4 400KV ICT_________________________________________________________________________56
4.5 400KV Gas Compartment View__________________________________________________57
4.6 General views________________________________________________________________58
4.6.1 SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW___________________________________________58
4.6.2 SCMS SYSTEM STATION LAN VIEW___________________________________________________59
4.6.3 BCU DETAIL VIEW__________________________________________________________________60
4.6.4 NETWORK OVERVIEW______________________________________________________________61
4.6.5 VSS LOGIC VIEW___________________________________________________________________62
4.6.6 INTERLOCK VIEW__________________________________________________________________63
4.6.7 132KV SLD________________________________________________________________________64
4.6.8 400KV SLD________________________________________________________________________65
4.6.9 132KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW____________________________________66
4.6.10 400KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW_________________________________67
4.6.11 SYSTEM HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________68
4.6.12 ELECTRICAL HELP VIEW__________________________________________________________69
4.6.13 LEGEND HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________70
4.6.14 AUXILIARY PANEL VIEW___________________________________________________________71
4.6.15 ALARM VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________________________72
4.6.16 EVENTS AND HISTORIAN VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________73
4.6.17 STATE VIEW_____________________________________________________________________74
4.7 AVR VIEW___________________________________________________________________75
4.8 LVAC ESSENTIAl VIEW________________________________________________________76
4.9 LVAC NON-ESSENTIAl VIEW____________________________________________________77
4.10 110V DC CHARGER 1 AUXILIARY VIEW__________________________________________78
4.11 110V DC CHARGER 2 AUXILIARY VIEW__________________________________________79
4.12 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1_______________________________________________80
4.13 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2_______________________________________________81
4.14 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 3_______________________________________________82

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4.15 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 4_______________________________________________83
4.16 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 1_______________________________________________84
4.17 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 2_______________________________________________85
4.18 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 3_______________________________________________86
4.19 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 4_______________________________________________87
4.20 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1_______________________________________________88
4.21 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2_______________________________________________89
4.22 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 3_______________________________________________90
4.23 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 1_______________________________________________91
4.24 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 2_______________________________________________92
4.25 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 3_______________________________________________93
4.26 132KV GIS VIEW______________________________________________________________94
5. Control popups_________________________________________________________________95
5.1.1 SBO control popup___________________________________________________________________95
5.1.2 Direct control with popup______________________________________________________________98
1. Introduction_____________________________________________________________________7
1.1 Document purpose_____________________________________________________________7
1.2 Document management_________________________________________________________7
2. HMI: Graphical interfaces__________________________________________________________9
2.1 General screen layout__________________________________________________________9
2.1.1 Title Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.2 Top Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.3 Home Icon_________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.4 Explorer___________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.5 WorkArea__________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.6 Status Bar_________________________________________________________________________13
2.1.7 Alarm Banner_______________________________________________________________________14
2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner_______________________________________________________________14
2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept________________________________________________________________15
2.1.10 Background color__________________________________________________________________17
2.2 Electrical views__________________________________________________________________17
2.1.11 Principle of electrical views__________________________________________________________17
2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views_______________________________________________17
2.1.13 Electrical network color_____________________________________________________________17
2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol______________________________________________________________18
2.1.15 Disconnector symbol_______________________________________________________________18
2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol_____________________________________________________________19
2.1.17 Measurement display_______________________________________________________________19
2.2 System views_________________________________________________________________20
2.2.1 Principle of system views______________________________________________________________20
2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views___________________________________________________20
2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes_________________________________________________________20
2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes_________________________________________21
2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes_______________________________________________21
2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes__________________________________________________________22
2.2.7 Switch animation____________________________________________________________________22
2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network___________________________________________________________22
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 2.2.9 Time Synch Animation________________________________________________________________23
2.2.10 IED And Switch WatchDog Animation__________________________________________________23
2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )__________________________________23
2.2.12 Alarm viewer_____________________________________________________________________24
2.2.13 Display color of an alarm____________________________________________________________25
2.3 Event viewer_________________________________________________________________30
2.4 Functional List Viewer_________________________________________________________32
2.5 Trend Curves_________________________________________________________________33
2.5.1 Curves Display______________________________________________________________________33
2.5.2 Examples__________________________________________________________________________35
2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend________________________________________________________________39
3. Animated Symbols______________________________________________________________43
3.1 Standard symbols_____________________________________________________________43
3.2 Specific symbols______________________________________________________________43
3.2.1 Bay Name_________________________________________________________________________43
3.2.2 Bay control level indication____________________________________________________________43
3.2.3 BCU control mode___________________________________________________________________43
3.2.4 Switchgear control mode______________________________________________________________44
3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring_______________________________________________________________44
3.2.6 Default Screen______________________________________________________________________45
3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status_____________________________________________________________45
4. Graphical representation of typicals__________________________________________________46
4.1 Principle_____________________________________________________________________46
4.2 SUBSTATION OVERVIEW______________________________________________________47
4.3 132kv Typical bay Views_______________________________________________________48
4.3.1 132 KV ICT________________________________________________________________________48
4.3.2 132KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________49
4.3.3 132KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________50
4.3.4 132KV O/G FEEDER_________________________________________________________________51
4.3.5 132 KV REACTOR___________________________________________________________________52
4.4 400kv Typical bay Views_______________________________________________________53
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________53
4.4.2 400KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________54
4.4.3 400KV OHL FEEDER________________________________________________________________55
4.4.4 400KV ICT_________________________________________________________________________56
4.5 400KV Gas Compartment View__________________________________________________57
4.6 General views________________________________________________________________58
4.6.1
SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW___________________________________________58
4.6.2
SCMS SYSTEM STATION LAN VIEW___________________________________________________59
4.6.3
BCU DETAIL VIEW__________________________________________________________________60
4.6.4
NETWORK OVERVIEW______________________________________________________________61
4.6.5
VSS LOGIC VIEW___________________________________________________________________62
4.6.6
INTERLOCK VIEW__________________________________________________________________63
4.6.7
132KV SLD________________________________________________________________________64
4.6.8
400KV SLD________________________________________________________________________65
4.6.9
132KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW____________________________________66
4.6.10
400KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW_________________________________67
4.6.11
SYSTEM HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________68
4.6.12
ELECTRICAL HELP VIEW__________________________________________________________69
4.6.13
LEGEND HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________70
4.6.14
AUXILIARY PANEL VIEW___________________________________________________________71
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 4.6.15 ALARM VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________________________72
4.6.16 EVENTS AND HISTORIAN VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________73
4.6.17 STATE VIEW_____________________________________________________________________74
4.7 AVR VIEW___________________________________________________________________75
4.8 LVAC ESSENTIAl VIEW_________________________________________________________76
4.9 LVAC NON-ESSENTIAl VIEW____________________________________________________77
4.10 110V DC CHARGER 1 AUXILIARY VIEW___________________________________________78
4.11 110V DC CHARGER 2 AUXILIARY VIEW___________________________________________79
4.12 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1________________________________________________80
4.13 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2________________________________________________81
4.14 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 3________________________________________________82
4.15 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 4________________________________________________83
4.16 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 1________________________________________________84
4.17 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 2________________________________________________85
4.18 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 3________________________________________________86
4.19 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 4________________________________________________87
4.20 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1________________________________________________88
4.21 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2________________________________________________89
4.22 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 3________________________________________________90
4.23 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 1________________________________________________91
4.24 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 2________________________________________________92
4.25 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 3________________________________________________93
4.26 132KV GIS VIEW______________________________________________________________94
5. Control popups__________________________________________________________________95
5.1.1 SBO control popup___________________________________________________________________95
5.1.2 Direct control with popup______________________________________________________________98
1. Introduction______________________________________________________________________7
1.1 Document purpose______________________________________________________________7
1.2 Document management__________________________________________________________7
2. HMI: Graphical interfaces___________________________________________________________9
2.1 General screen layout____________________________________________________________9
2.1.1 Title Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.2 Top Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.3 Home Icon_________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.4 Explorer___________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.5 WorkArea__________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.6 Status Bar_________________________________________________________________________13
2.1.7 Alarm Banner_______________________________________________________________________14
2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner_______________________________________________________________14
2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept________________________________________________________________15
2.1.10 Background color__________________________________________________________________17
2.2 Electrical views___________________________________________________________________17
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 2.1.11 Principle of electrical views__________________________________________________________17
2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views_______________________________________________17
2.1.13 Electrical network color_____________________________________________________________17
2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol______________________________________________________________18
2.1.15 Disconnector symbol_______________________________________________________________18
2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol_____________________________________________________________19
2.1.17 Measurement display_______________________________________________________________19
2.2 System views_________________________________________________________________20
2.2.1 Principle of system views______________________________________________________________20
2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views___________________________________________________20
2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes_________________________________________________________20
2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes_________________________________________21
2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes_______________________________________________21
2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes__________________________________________________________22
2.2.7 Switch animation____________________________________________________________________22
2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network___________________________________________________________22
2.2.9 Time Synch Animation________________________________________________________________23
2.2.10 IED And Switch WatchDog Animation__________________________________________________23
2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )__________________________________23
2.2.12 Alarm viewer_____________________________________________________________________24
2.2.13 Display color of an alarm____________________________________________________________25
2.3 Event viewer__________________________________________________________________30
2.4 Functional List Viewer___________________________________________________________32
2.5 Trend Curves_________________________________________________________________33
2.5.1 Curves Display______________________________________________________________________33
2.5.2 Examples__________________________________________________________________________35
2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend________________________________________________________________39
3. Animated Symbols_______________________________________________________________43
3.1 Standard symbols______________________________________________________________43
3.2 Specific symbols_______________________________________________________________43
3.2.1 Bay Name_________________________________________________________________________43
3.2.2 Bay control level indication____________________________________________________________43
3.2.3 BCU control mode___________________________________________________________________43
3.2.4 Switchgear control mode______________________________________________________________44
3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring_______________________________________________________________44
3.2.6 Default Screen______________________________________________________________________45
3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status_____________________________________________________________45
4. Graphical representation of typicals__________________________________________________46
4.1 Principle_____________________________________________________________________46
4.2 SUBSTATION OVERVIEW_______________________________________________________47
4.3 132kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________48
4.3.1 132 KV ICT________________________________________________________________________48
4.3.2 132KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________49
4.3.3 132KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________50
4.3.4 132KV O/G FEEDER_________________________________________________________________51
4.3.5 132 KV REACTOR___________________________________________________________________52
4.4 400kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________53
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________53
4.4.2 400KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________54
4.4.3 400KV OHL FEEDER________________________________________________________________55
4.4.4 400KV ICT_________________________________________________________________________56

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4.5 400KV Gas Compartment View___________________________________________________57
4.6 General views_________________________________________________________________58
4.6.1 SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW___________________________________________58
4.6.2 SCMS SYSTEM STATION LAN VIEW___________________________________________________59
4.6.3 BCU DETAIL VIEW__________________________________________________________________60
4.6.4 NETWORK OVERVIEW______________________________________________________________61
4.6.5 VSS LOGIC VIEW___________________________________________________________________62
4.6.6 INTERLOCK VIEW__________________________________________________________________63
4.6.7 132KV SLD________________________________________________________________________64
4.6.8 400KV SLD________________________________________________________________________65
4.6.9 132KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW____________________________________66
4.6.10 400KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW_________________________________67
4.6.11 SYSTEM HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________68
4.6.12 ELECTRICAL HELP VIEW__________________________________________________________69
4.6.13 LEGEND HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________70
4.6.14 AUXILIARY PANEL VIEW___________________________________________________________71
4.6.15 ALARM VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________________________72
4.6.16 EVENTS AND HISTORIAN VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________73
4.6.17 STATE VIEW_____________________________________________________________________74
4.7 AVR VIEW___________________________________________________________________75
4.8 LVAC ESSENTIAl VIEW_________________________________________________________76
4.9 LVAC NON-ESSENTIAl VIEW____________________________________________________77
4.10 110V DC CHARGER 1 AUXILIARY VIEW___________________________________________78
4.11 110V DC CHARGER 2 AUXILIARY VIEW___________________________________________79
4.12 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1________________________________________________80
4.13 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2________________________________________________81
4.14 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 3________________________________________________82
4.15 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 4________________________________________________83
4.16 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 1________________________________________________84
4.17 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 2________________________________________________85
4.18 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 3________________________________________________86
4.19 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 4________________________________________________87
4.20 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1________________________________________________88
4.21 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2________________________________________________89
4.22 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 3________________________________________________90
4.23 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 1________________________________________________91
4.24 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 2________________________________________________92
4.25 400KV 110V DC SUB DB-2 VIEW 3________________________________________________93
5. Control popups_________________________________________________________________107
5.1.1 SBO control popup__________________________________________________________________107
5.1.2 Direct control with popup_____________________________________________________________110
1. Introduction______________________________________________________________________7
1.1 Document purpose______________________________________________________________7
1.2 Document management__________________________________________________________7
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2. HMI: Graphical interfaces___________________________________________________________9
2.1 General screen layout____________________________________________________________9
2.1.1 Title Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.2 Top Banner________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.3 Home Icon_________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.4 Explorer___________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.5 WorkArea__________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.6 Status Bar_________________________________________________________________________13
2.1.7 Alarm Banner_______________________________________________________________________14
2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner_______________________________________________________________14
2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept________________________________________________________________15
2.1.10 Background color__________________________________________________________________17
2.2 Electrical views___________________________________________________________________17
2.1.11 Principle of electrical views__________________________________________________________17
2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views_______________________________________________17
2.1.13 Electrical network color_____________________________________________________________17
2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol______________________________________________________________18
2.1.15 Disconnector symbol_______________________________________________________________18
2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol_____________________________________________________________19
2.1.17 Measurement display_______________________________________________________________19
2.2 System views_________________________________________________________________20
2.2.1 Principle of system views______________________________________________________________20
2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views___________________________________________________20
2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes_________________________________________________________20
2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes_________________________________________21
2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes_______________________________________________21
2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes__________________________________________________________22
2.2.7 Switch animation____________________________________________________________________22
2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network___________________________________________________________22
2.2.9 Time Synch Animation________________________________________________________________23
2.2.10 IED And Switch WatchDog Animation__________________________________________________23
2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )__________________________________23
2.2.12 Alarm viewer_____________________________________________________________________24
2.2.13 Display color of an alarm____________________________________________________________25
2.3 Event viewer__________________________________________________________________30
2.4 Functional List Viewer___________________________________________________________32
2.5 Trend Curves_________________________________________________________________33
2.5.1 Curves Display______________________________________________________________________33
2.5.2 Examples__________________________________________________________________________35
2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend________________________________________________________________39
3. Animated Symbols_______________________________________________________________43
3.1 Standard symbols______________________________________________________________43
3.2 Specific symbols_______________________________________________________________43
3.2.1 Bay Name_________________________________________________________________________43
3.2.2 Bay control level indication____________________________________________________________43
3.2.3 BCU control mode___________________________________________________________________43
3.2.4 Switchgear control mode______________________________________________________________44
3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring_______________________________________________________________44
3.2.6 Default Screen______________________________________________________________________45
3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status_____________________________________________________________45
4. Graphical representation of typicals__________________________________________________46
4.1 Principle_____________________________________________________________________46
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4.2 SUBSTATION OVERVIEW_______________________________________________________47
4.3 132kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________48
4.3.1 132 KV ICT________________________________________________________________________48
4.3.2 132KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________49
4.3.3 132KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________50
4.3.4 132KV O/G FEEDER_________________________________________________________________51
4.3.5 132 KV REACTOR___________________________________________________________________52
4.4 400kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________53
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________53
4.4.2 400KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________54
4.4.3 400KV OHL FEEDER________________________________________________________________55
4.4.4 400KV ICT_________________________________________________________________________56
4.5 400KV Gas Compartment View___________________________________________________57
4.6 General views_________________________________________________________________58
4.6.1 SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW___________________________________________58
4.6.2 SCMS SYSTEM STATION LAN VIEW___________________________________________________59
4.6.3 BCU DETAIL VIEW__________________________________________________________________60
4.6.4 NETWORK OVERVIEW______________________________________________________________61
4.6.5 VSS LOGIC VIEW___________________________________________________________________62
4.6.6 INTERLOCK VIEW__________________________________________________________________63
4.6.7 132KV SLD________________________________________________________________________64
4.6.8 400KV SLD________________________________________________________________________65
4.6.9 132KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW____________________________________66
4.6.10 400KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW_________________________________67
4.6.11 SYSTEM HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________68
4.6.12 ELECTRICAL HELP VIEW__________________________________________________________69
4.6.13 LEGEND HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________70
4.6.14 AUXILIARY PANEL VIEW___________________________________________________________71
4.6.15 ALARM VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________________________72
4.6.16 EVENTS AND HISTORIAN VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________73
4.6.17 STATE VIEW_____________________________________________________________________74
4.7 AVR VIEW___________________________________________________________________75
4.8 LVAC ESSENTIAl VIEW_________________________________________________________76
4.9 LVAC NON-ESSENTIAl VIEW____________________________________________________77
4.10 110V DC CHARGER 1 AUXILIARY VIEW___________________________________________78
4.11 110V DC CHARGER 2 AUXILIARY VIEW___________________________________________79
4.12 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 1________________________________________________80
4.13 132KV 110V DC SUB DB-1 VIEW 2________________________________________________81
5. Control popups__________________________________________________________________84
5.1.1 SBO control popup___________________________________________________________________84
5.1.2 Direct control with popup______________________________________________________________87
1. Introduction______________________________________________________________________6
1.1 Document purpose______________________________________________________________6
1.2 Document management__________________________________________________________6
2. HMI: Graphical interfaces___________________________________________________________8
2.1 General screen layout____________________________________________________________8
2.1.1 Title Banner_________________________________________________________________________9
2.1.2 Top Banner_________________________________________________________________________9
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 2.1.3 Home Icon_________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.4 Explorer___________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.5 WorkArea__________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.6 Status Bar_________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.7 Alarm Banner_______________________________________________________________________13
2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner_______________________________________________________________13
2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept________________________________________________________________14
2.1.10 Background color__________________________________________________________________16
2.2 Electrical views___________________________________________________________________16
2.1.11 Principle of electrical views__________________________________________________________16
2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views_______________________________________________16
2.1.13 Electrical network color_____________________________________________________________16
2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol______________________________________________________________17
2.1.15 Disconnector symbol_______________________________________________________________17
2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol_____________________________________________________________18
2.1.17 Measurement display_______________________________________________________________18
2.2 System views_________________________________________________________________19
2.2.1 Principle of system views______________________________________________________________19
2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views___________________________________________________19
2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes_________________________________________________________19
2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes_________________________________________20
2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes_______________________________________________20
2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes__________________________________________________________21
2.2.7 Switch animation____________________________________________________________________21
2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network___________________________________________________________21
2.2.9 Time Synch Animation________________________________________________________________22
2.2.10 IED And Switch WatchDog Animation__________________________________________________22
2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )__________________________________22
2.2.12 Alarm viewer_____________________________________________________________________23
2.2.13 Display color of an alarm____________________________________________________________24
2.3 Event viewer__________________________________________________________________29
2.4 Functional List Viewer___________________________________________________________31
2.5 Trend Curves_________________________________________________________________32
2.5.1 Curves Display______________________________________________________________________32
2.5.2 Examples__________________________________________________________________________34
2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend________________________________________________________________38
3. Animated Symbols_______________________________________________________________42
3.1 Standard symbols______________________________________________________________42
3.2 Specific symbols_______________________________________________________________42
3.2.1 Bay Name_________________________________________________________________________42
3.2.2 Bay control level indication____________________________________________________________42
3.2.3 BCU control mode___________________________________________________________________42
3.2.4 Switchgear control mode______________________________________________________________43
3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring_______________________________________________________________43
3.2.6 Default Screen______________________________________________________________________44
3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status_____________________________________________________________44
4. Graphical representation of typicals__________________________________________________45
4.1 Principle_____________________________________________________________________45
4.2 SUBSTATION OVERVIEW_______________________________________________________46
4.3 132kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________47
4.3.1 132 KV ICT________________________________________________________________________47

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 4.3.2 132KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________48
4.3.3 132KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________49
4.3.4 132KV O/G FEEDER_________________________________________________________________50
4.3.5 132 KV REACTOR___________________________________________________________________51
4.4 400kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________52
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________52
4.4.2 400KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________53
4.4.3 400KV OHL FEDER__________________________________________________________________54
4.4.4 400KV ICT_________________________________________________________________________55
4.5 400KV Gas Compartment View___________________________________________________56
4.6 General views_________________________________________________________________57
4.6.1 SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW___________________________________________57
4.6.2 SCMS SYSTEM STATION LAN VIEW___________________________________________________58
4.6.3 BCU DETAIL VIEW__________________________________________________________________59
4.6.4 NETWORK OVERVIEW______________________________________________________________60
4.6.5 VSS LOGIC VIEW___________________________________________________________________61
4.6.6 INTERLOCK VIEW__________________________________________________________________62
4.6.7 132KV SLD________________________________________________________________________63
4.6.8 400KV SLD________________________________________________________________________64
4.6.9 132KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW____________________________________65
4.6.10 400KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW_________________________________66
4.6.11 SYSTEM HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________67
4.6.12 ELECTRICAL HELP VIEW__________________________________________________________68
4.6.13 LEGEND HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________69
4.6.14 AUXILIARY PANLE VIEW___________________________________________________________70
4.6.15 ALARM VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________________________71
4.6.16 EVENTS AND HISTORIAN VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________72
4.6.17 STATE VIEW_____________________________________________________________________73
4.7 AVR VIEW___________________________________________________________________74
4.8 LVAC ESSENTIAl VIEW_________________________________________________________75
4.9 LVAC NON-ESSENTIAl VIEW____________________________________________________76
5. Control popups__________________________________________________________________77
5.1.1 SBO control popup___________________________________________________________________77
5.1.2 Direct control with popup______________________________________________________________80
1. Introduction______________________________________________________________________6
1.1 Document purpose______________________________________________________________6
1.2 Document management__________________________________________________________6
2. HMI: Graphical interfaces___________________________________________________________8
2.1 General screen layout____________________________________________________________8
2.1.1 Title Banner_________________________________________________________________________9
2.1.2 Top Banner_________________________________________________________________________9
2.1.3 Home Icon_________________________________________________________________________10
2.1.4 Explorer___________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.5 WorkArea__________________________________________________________________________11
2.1.6 Status Bar_________________________________________________________________________12
2.1.7 Alarm Banner_______________________________________________________________________13
2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner_______________________________________________________________13
2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept________________________________________________________________14
2.1.10 Background color__________________________________________________________________16
2.2 Electrical views___________________________________________________________________16
2.1.11
Principle of electrical views__________________________________________________________16
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 2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views_______________________________________________16
2.1.13 Electrical network color_____________________________________________________________16
2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol______________________________________________________________17
2.1.15 Disconnector symbol_______________________________________________________________17
2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol_____________________________________________________________18
2.2 System views_________________________________________________________________19
2.2.1 Principle of system views______________________________________________________________19
2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views___________________________________________________19
2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes_________________________________________________________19
2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes_________________________________________20
2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes_______________________________________________20
2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes__________________________________________________________21
2.2.7 Switch animation____________________________________________________________________21
2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network___________________________________________________________21
2.2.9 Time Synch Animation________________________________________________________________22
2.2.10 IED WatchDog Animation___________________________________________________________22
2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )__________________________________22
2.2.12 Alarm viewer_____________________________________________________________________23
2.2.13 Display color of an alarm____________________________________________________________24
2.3 Event viewer__________________________________________________________________29
2.4 Functional List Viewer___________________________________________________________31
2.5 Trend Curves_________________________________________________________________32
2.5.1 Curves Display______________________________________________________________________32
2.5.2 Examples__________________________________________________________________________34
2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend________________________________________________________________38
3. Animated Symbols_______________________________________________________________42
3.1 Standard symbols______________________________________________________________42
3.2 Specific symbols_______________________________________________________________42
3.2.1 Bay Name_________________________________________________________________________42
3.2.2 Bay control level indication____________________________________________________________42
3.2.3 BCU control mode___________________________________________________________________42
3.2.4 Switchgear control mode______________________________________________________________43
3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring_______________________________________________________________43
3.2.6 Default Screen______________________________________________________________________44
3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status_____________________________________________________________44
4. Graphical representation of typicals__________________________________________________45
4.1 Principle_____________________________________________________________________45
4.2 SUBSTATION OVERVIEW_______________________________________________________46
4.3 132kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________47
4.3.1 132 KV ICT________________________________________________________________________47
4.3.2 132KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________48
4.3.3 132KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________49
4.3.4 132KV O/G FEEDER_________________________________________________________________50
4.3.5 132 KV REACTOR___________________________________________________________________51
4.4 400kv Typical bay Views________________________________________________________52
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION________________________________________________________________52
4.4.2 400KV BUS COUPLER_______________________________________________________________53
4.4.3 400KV OHL FEDER__________________________________________________________________54
4.4.4 400KV ICT_________________________________________________________________________55
4.5 400KV Gas Compartment View___________________________________________________56

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4.6 General views_________________________________________________________________57
4.6.1 SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW___________________________________________57
4.6.2 SCMS SYSTEM STATION LAN VIEW___________________________________________________58
4.6.3 BCU DETAIL VIEW__________________________________________________________________59
4.6.4 NETWORK OVERVIEW______________________________________________________________60
4.6.5 VSS LOGIC VIEW___________________________________________________________________61
4.6.6 INTERLOCK VIEW__________________________________________________________________62
4.6.7 132KV SLD________________________________________________________________________63
4.6.8 400KV SLD________________________________________________________________________64
4.6.9 132KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW____________________________________65
4.6.10 400KV CONTROL AND PROTECTION NETWORK VIEW_________________________________66
4.6.11 SYSTEM HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________67
4.6.12 ELECTRICAL HELP VIEW__________________________________________________________68
4.6.13 LEGEND HELP VIEW______________________________________________________________69
4.6.14 AUXILIARY PANLE VIEW___________________________________________________________70
4.6.15 ALARM VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________________________71
4.6.16 EVENTS AND HISTORIAN VIEW PAGE_______________________________________________72
4.6.17 STATE VIEW_____________________________________________________________________73
4.7 AVR VIEW___________________________________________________________________74
4.8 LVAC ESSENTIAl VIEW_________________________________________________________75
4.9 LVAC NON-ESSENTIAl VIEW____________________________________________________76
5. Control popups__________________________________________________________________77
5.1.1 SBO control popup___________________________________________________________________77
5.1.2 Direct control with popup______________________________________________________________80

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 ABBREVIATIONS

SCMS Substation Control Monitoring System

SBUS Station Bus

BCU Bay Computer Unit

SMT System Management Tool

TCC Transmission Control Center

IED Intelligent Electronic Device

SCADA Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition System

HMI Human Machine Interface

SCE System Configuration Editor

GTW Gateway Computer

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Document purpose

This document describes the HMI Views for project Canal Garden. The configuration of the system will
be built based on these specifications. Any modification of the specifications during the project might
have impacts on planning.
This document is applicable for 400/132kV Substation .

1.2 Document management

This project is based on GE Quality procedures for the following steps:
 Specification
 Production
 Factory Internal Tests
 Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT)
 Site Acceptance Tests (SAT)
Industrial process does require customer’s approval of at least this document in order to proceed into
Production step.

Modification of Document
Who
This document is created and updated under the GE Gridi solutions Project Technical
Lead’s control.
How
After creation, the updated parts of the document have to be identified by a vertical bar at
the left side of the text.
These bars identify the differences between the up-to-date version delivered to the
Customer and the previous version sent to the Customer.
When
A modification of this document can be necessary:
 On Customer request
 On GE Grid Solutions request

The impact of each modification is assessed by GE Grid Solutions Project Manager and GE Grid
Solutions Project Technical Lead.

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Document Distribution
This document is distributed when it has been created or modified and internally controlled.
An up-to-date paper copy of this document is also available on the test platform during Factory Internal
Tests and Factory Acceptance session.

Document Storage and Archiving

This document is stored and archived in GE Grid Solutions Project Technical Lead’s office

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2. HMI: GRAPHICAL INTERFACES

2.1 General screen layout

This part describes standard AVIEW system graphical views displayed on the HMI.
The display resolution is 1920 * 1080 pixels.
The picture below shows the lay out of the 7 main areas of the HMI*:
Default Login Page:

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After Login Graphics Area:

*For Ilustration purpose only.

2.1.1 Title Banner

The first area is called Title banner. It has the following items:

The Title Bar is only composed of the name of the application on the left side .

2.1.2 Top Banner

The second area is defined as Top Banner, displays all the mandatory visible graphical objects.

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 Home icon button: Access to the
main menu of the HMI

Available Sets: Shows the alarm sets

overviews.
Show the authorized alarm sets for
the user with alarm counters by Set.

Event Notifier: Notification of new event

Sound Manager – alarm indicator

(blink and sound)

Last Two Alarm Viewer

HMI logo - company or customer

logo

2.1.3 Home Icon

Click the Home icon to display the Main menu. This menu gives access to DS Agile aView main functions,
administration tools and help:

Menu items and sub-menu items Description

Launches the Alarms and Events viewer in the work area. The sub-menu
Open Alarms / Events Viewer authorizes access to different modes for visualising the viewer

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 Menu items and sub-menu items Description
Launches the Variables Events viewer in the work area.
Open Variables The sub-menu displays the variables according to their status, or to open an empty
viewer to create a variables group
Open Explorer Opens the Explorer in the central region of the workspace

Open Functions List Opens the Explorer Functional List in the central region of the workspace.
Functional list displays the count of alarms and acknowledged alarms
IMS Reports Displays all the reports generated and the status of the reports requested
from all the stations of the substations.
Historian Opens the Historian Archiving and Restoring viewer, for the archiving and restoring
of Historian data
Admin Tools Opens various administration tools for the management and control of DS Agile
aView
External Applications Opens any external application (e.g., MS Word, MS Excel) configured in DS Agile
aView
Help Selects Help options for DS Agile aView.

2.1.4 Explorer
The Explorer, accesses the functions and data of the substation.

2.1.5 WorkArea
The Work Area, which displays the various viewers opened by the operator.
The Work Area, visible by default at the center of the screen, displays the different viewers opened by
the operator.

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 2.1.6 Status Bar
The Status bar displays two types of elements:
 Operator functions, allowing the operator to edit some settings of the operator interface
 Information messages

1. HMI system name defined during configuration of the database.

2. Identification Name of the Operator station defined for each station during the configuration of the database
3. Name of the OPC client
4. Icon representing the status of the client connection to the server ( in case of redundancy of servers this
icon gives the name and IP address of the server which the client is connected to
5. login name of the operator
6. access level of the operator
7. Language selection icon
8. Error and Warning Messages zone
9. Inversion video icon
10. DS Agile icon
11. Current date and time

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 2.1.7 Alarm Banner
The alarm banner always contains the last two alarms within the substation, which ever view is displayed
in the view area. The columns are not sizeable and no sort command is available.

The above banner is given as example.

2.1.8 Main Navigation Banner

This area provides icon dedicated to display the different views.
There will be one default main window screen. To show the graphics on second scrren, use have to drag
and drop to second screen window.
Navigation Banner –

Shows the status of Substation Hooter.

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 2.1.9 Dual Monitor Concept
For the project the HMI is equipped with Dual monitor. On the left screen by default all graphics are
displayed- the Title Banner, Tools Banner and Alarm Banner along with a Main View area and Main
Navigation Banner (Left side).
There will be one default main window screen in the left side. To show the graphics on right screen, user
have to drag and drop to second/right screen window.

Selecting the display location of the active viewer among the screens of the workstation.

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Typical View – Left Screen/Right Screen Selectable*.

*For Ilustration purpose only.

Typical View – Right Screen/Left screen selectable

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 *For Ilustration purpose only.

2.1.10 Background color

This section defines the symbol used for displays on the HMI for Substation control and monitoring.
Views background color is: GREY

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2.2 Electrical views
2.1.11 Principle of electrical views
The graphical views with single line diagram representation follow the rules below:
 Main electrical network line with the proper colour of the corresponding nominal voltage level.
 One detailed view is available per typical bay.
 Display of the dynamic devices such as circuit breakers and switches.
 Display of measurement values (when necessary).
 When clicking on circuit breakers or on switches (when applicable), a popup appears to control
the device (if controlled from the system).

2.1.12 Navigation rule between Electrical Views

Navigation between views can be done:

- From the navigation bottom on the screen.

- Directly from the customized views. Special zones are provided to navigate through views.

2.1.13 Electrical network color

Graphical display of elements of the electrical network , such as lines, bus bars, links between
switchgear, are displayed using a set of fixed colors according to the nominal voltage, as follow:

Voltage level Colour

400kV Blue – RGB = 0,0,255

132kV OrangeBrown – RGB =

20055,16527,0
DC Black – RGB = 0,0,0

EARTHING GREEN -RGB =34,177,76

DEAD BUS WHITE -RGB=255,255,255

UNKNOWN MAGENTA-
RGB=255,174,201

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 2.1.14 Circuit Breaker symbol

Display
CB state
Vertical / Horizontal

Open: Empty Bluegreen rectangle

Closed: Fulfilled Bluegreen rectangle

Intermediate / Faulty : Half filled

BlueGreen Rectangle

Toggling/ Self check fault/ Default :

BlueGreen empty rectangle with a
question mark

2.1.15 Disconnector symbol

Disconnector state Display horizontal

Open: Empty Bluegreen circle

Closed: Fulfilled Bluegreen circle

Intermediate / Faulty : Half filled

BlueGreen Circle

Toggling/ Self check fault/ Default :

BlueGreen empty circle with a question
mark

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 2.1.16 Earthing Switch symbol

Earth switch state Display horizontal

Open: Empty Bluegreen circle

Closed: Fulfilled Bluegreen circle

Intermediate / Faulty : Half filled Blue

Circle

Toggling/ Self check fault/ Default :

BlueGreen empty circle with a question
mark

2.1.17 2.2.7 Measurement display

The display format is as shown below.

For power measurements, the direction of transfer is given by the sign.

Threshold values will be configured for certain measurements and in case the measurement value cross
this threshold, the display color of the measurement value will change to RED (FIX – i.e, No Flashing
behaviour) and an alarm will be generated.
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2.2 System views
2.2.1 Principle of system views
The graphical views with monitoring of system equipments follow the rules below:
 Main system overview
 One view for 400KV control and protection IEDs connectivity
 One view for 132KV control and protection IEDs connectivity

2.2.2 Navigation rule between System Views

Access to the Main view can be done from the navigation banner in the bottom of the screen.
Access to other System views can be done from the Main view. Special zones / buttons are provided to
navigate through views.

2.2.3 BCU graphic animation modes

Computer mode Representation

Operational: GREEN

Faulty: RED

Unknown: MAGENTA

Maintenance: BLUE

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 2.2.4 Station Server,HMI,EWS graphic animation modes

Operational Green

Faulty Red

Disconnected / Unknown Magenta

2.2.5 SCADA Gateway graphic animation modes

SCADA gateway mode Display Color

Operational Green

Disconnected / Unknown Magenta

Faulty Red

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 2.2.6 IED graphic animation modes

Relay mode Representation

Operational:
GREEN

Faulty: RED

Unknown:
MAGENTA

Maintenance: BLUE

2.2.7 Switch animation

Switch / Router Display Color

Operational Green
WD AlarmNot
Red
Operational
Unknown Magenta

2.2.8 Ethernet/Fiber Optic Network

Fiber Optic mode Display
Communication PRP LAN A
OK
Communication PRP LAN B
OK
Communication PRP faulty
Communication PRP unknown

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 2.2.9 Time Synch Animation
Status Display Color

Healthy / Link Up Green

Fail / Link Down Red

Unknown Magenta

2.2.10 IED And Switch WatchDog Animation

Status Display Color

Faulty Red

Healthy Transparent

2.2.11 NW Port animation ( Ethenet Switch , GPS, Router , IPC )

Below animation shall be included for each port in the separate pop-up for each device.

Status Display Color

Healthy / Link Up Green

Fail / Link Down Red

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 2.2.12 Alarm viewer
Active Viewer’s Tab Functions Toolbar Data List

W310ENa

Alarm acknowledgement representation in managed in the above symbol available in the first column of
the Alarm viewer. It is configurable to change the colour of the triangle symbol on acknowledgement.

Alarm Acknowledgement and Clearing

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 2.2.13 Display color of an alarm
The alarm colors policy for an alarm is :
Urgency Degree 1 - Class 1 (Trips, Status Intermediate, Protection Operation etc)
Alarm «White text on Red background» for alarm appearance

Alarm «Black text on Green background» for alarm diaapperance

Urgency Degree 2 - Class 2 (DC supply fail, AC supply fail,etc)

«BlackWhite text on OrangeRed background» for alarm appearance

Alarm «Black text on Green background» for alarm diaapperance

Urgency Degree 3 -Class 3 (System related alarms)

Alarm «BlackWhite text on BlueRed background» for alarm appearance

Alarm «Black text on Green background» for alarm diaapperance

The maximum length of the Alarm point list is 1000 alarm rows. When there are more than 1000 alarms
contemporaneously, there is a saturation, announced by the display

.
Once the 1000 reached, Alarm view can be filtered to see the active alarms. Historian viewer also will
display the signals with alarm state.

ALARM LEVEL QUICK FILTER

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Filter Explorer
The advanced filter form has filter explorer to define the different category of filter with different access.
Basically filter explorer has public filter and private filter.
 Public filter is accessible to all the users
 Private filter is accessible only to the user/operator who created it.

Tabs
The Advanced filter form has the different tabs to define the different condition for the filtering.

 Signal Type
 Process Alarm Condition
 Signal Status, Intervention and comments
 ID Filter
 Extended Filter
 Priority Filter
 Alarm State Filter
 Quality Alarm Condition

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2.3 Event viewer
Events Viewer shows the real-time or historian alarms and events of the substation. It also enables the
operator to analyse and manage those alarms and events (so, a data point may appear several times
with different states and different time stampings).
 Shows a log of all events.
 Data provided by the Historian server database.
 The display allows viewing the events as if they were real-time

Alarm Acknowledgement column:

Indicates the status of the acknowledgement (“A”) or the clearing (“C”) of the alarm. The icon is:
- “A” in the colour of the urgency degree of the alarm which has been acknowledged for its appearance
- “A” in the colour of the normal state for the alarm which has been acknowledged for its disappearance
- “C” in black for the alarm which has been cleared for its disappearance
- not present when the alarm is not acknowledged.

Clicking the Tools icon displays the Tools menu.

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Items description:
Item Description
Save in Excel Saves in Excel files the variables (alarms, events).
Print Opens a sub-menu to print all or selected variables (alarms, events) in the viewer.
- Print All rows Prints the whole data list.
- Print Selected rows Prints the selected variables (alarms, events) of the data list.
- Print Visible rows Prints the alarms and/or events or variables in the visible portion of the data list.
Grid Shows / hides the grid in the data list.
Font size Opens a sub-menu allowing to set the font size for the data list.
Save Configuration Saves the settings modified by the user.

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2.4 Functional List Viewer
Opens Function List: Name, Description, Status and Int.

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2.5 Trend Curves
2.5.1 Curves Display
The Trend Viewer displays a group of process variables, enabling the operator to visualize in a table the periodic
sample values and status updates in real-time.
The real-time values are taken from DS Agile aView real-time data server (RTDS).
The types of variables that can be displayed in a Trend Viewer are:
 Analogue variables
 Boolean variables
The maximum number of variables in a Trend Viewer in the same table is limited to 100.
The sampling periods can be 1 s, 5 s, 10 s, 15 s, 20 s, 30 s, 1 min, 5 min.
The number of rows in the table for the display sampling can be 5, 10, 20, 30, 50, and 100.

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For scaling the trend curve, right click on the empty space and the panel shows the drop-down menu
below.

Displays track curves for the selected variables.

Track zone
The colour of each curve is defined by the colour of the header of the variable’s column.
Time scale Displays a simple time scale. Zoom function is not supported.
Point the cursor on a point of the curve to display a contextual message (tool tip) detailing
Contextual message (tool tip)
the information of the sample (Time, Variable ID, Value, Unit).

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 2.5.2 Examples
Example of a real and historical trend viewer with several data points:
Real Time Trends

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Historian Trends
The historian mode of the Y=f(t) Curves Viewer provides a graph that displays the historic samples of the
variables between two past dates, defined by the operator.
The historian mode can show historic samples for of all types of variables

Also Click on the Historian Mode icon to open the Y=f(t) Curves Viewer in historian mode as follows:

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  The Historian window is opened,
 Select the database, valid Start and Ending date/ time and the samples types to be displayed,
After validation, the Y=f(t) Curves Viewer receives the samples and displays the historian curves.

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The figure below shows the curves in the trace zone when a historian file is imported:

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Analysis Functions Tabs
The Analysis Functions Tabs provide various components and functions that help to perform analysis of the curves.
The Analysis Functions tabs are the following:
 Vertical rulers tab
 Horizontal rulers tab
 Zoom / Pan tab
 Exports tab
 Imports tab
 Slope tab

Tab Description
Places placing the Vertical Rulers in the trace zone, in order to find the time of occurrence of a
value.
Places the Horizontal Rulers in the trace zone, in order to find the value of the selected variable.

Zooms in / out the graph, in order to help analyzing the minute variations of the curves.

Exports samples from DS Agile aView, for instance for offline analysis.
Imports samples to DS Agile aView, for instance to compare the trend of the imported variables with
the trend of the current ones.
Displays the slope of the selected curve.

2.5.3 Exports Tab for Trend

This tab allows exporting the samples of the variables to a file.
The files can be shared between workstations and external sites.
The elements of this tab can be classified in three parts:
1 Formats
2 Input parameters
3 Apply button

1 2 3
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A tooltip is available for each icon of the Exports tab.
The steps to export a curve are the following:
1 select the export format,
2 Enter the export parameters,
3 Execute the export function.

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 4 The samples of the variables can be exported in the following four different formats:
Icon Description
Exports the samples of the variables at the desired sampling rate to a sampled historian file.
The output file extension is .csv.
Exports the samples of the variables to a historian file.
The output file extension is .csv.
Exports the samples of variables to a reference file.
The export allows exporting the values of only one variable at a time and only the analog variable.
The output file format is based on XML format.
Exports exporting the samples of the variables in a MS Excel file.
When the export function is executed, the MS Excel file is opened with the curves (corresponding to the samples
exported) automatically integrated to it.
The file contains the samples exported in one sheet, and the curves in another sheet.

5 Define the export parameters: select the variables to be exported, and the period concerned:
6 Click the Apply button to execute the export.
7 The Save As (Windows) dialog box opens:

The figure below shows the exported samples stored for historian:

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2.5.3.1 Analogue Values
A daily report will be automatically stored in CSV format with configured measurements taken every 30
minutes of the previous day
View it in Excel:

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3. ANIMATED SYMBOLS
Many symbols are animated on the SCS HMI using a different symbol and/or color according to a single
specific status. This chapter describes the exhaustive list of dynamic symbols.

3.1 Standard symbols

Standard symbols such as circuit breakers, disconnectors, earth switches, analog values, Station
Servers, Bay Computers and IED representation are detailed in the above section.

3.2 Specific symbols

3.2.1 Bay Name
In electrical overview, the bay name is displayed near the bay representation:

The SCS operator clicks on this bay name to display the Bay detailed view.
3.2.2 Bay control level indication
In electrical overview

Representation Value state

Control from the BCU level
Control from the SCS level
Control from the LCC level

In bay detailed view

Representation Value state

Control from the BCU level
Control from the SCS level
Control from the LCC level

3.2.3 BCU control mode

Representation Value state

BCU in local mode

BCU in remote mode

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 3.2.4 Switchgear control mode
Representation Value state
Local mode
Remote mode
Maintenance mode

3.2.5 Industrial PC Monitoring

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 3.2.6 Default Screen

3.2.7 Display of Interlock Status

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The interlock status window helps the user to analyse the condition of interlock. Green implies the
interlock conditions are satisfied and Red implies that there exists an interlock condition.
By clicking on the relevant button for Open / Close Interlock status, the user can see the animated
interlock logics.

4. GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF TYPICALS

4.1 Principle
The graphical views with single line diagram representation will follow the same philosophy:
 Main electrical network line with the proper color of the corresponding nominal voltage level.
 One detailed view is available per typical bay.
 Display of the dynamic devices such as circuit breakers and switches.
 Display of analog values (when necessary).
 When clicking on circuit breakers or on switches (when applicable), a popup appears to control
the device. Control of active elements like Circuit Breakers, Isolators & Earth Switches are
possilbe only from the detailed views. In the Overview ( Substation / Voltage Level) Mimics, no
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4.3 132kv Typical bay Views
4.3.1 132 KV ICT

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4.4 400kv Typical bay Views
4.4.1 400KV BUS SECTION

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4.6.1 SCMS SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OVER VIEW

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5. CONTROL POPUPS
Controls from the HMI Client are performed using two modes:
 Select Before Operate (SBO)
 Direct Execute (DE)
A particular popup, based on the control mode, is used to perform controls from HMI Client.
5.1.1 SBO control popup
In this mode, the control phase, at the HMI Client point of view, is composed with two steps:
 The graphic selection phase (mouse click on the controllable device)
 The SBO phase itself.
The control popup layout is as followed:

Popups appear as soon as the operator performs a graphic selection.

They are available only in detailed electrical views.
This control mode is used to perform commands on circuit breakers and switches.
The system checks for the following conditions before allowing the next level of control. The basic
checks are:
a. The operator should have valid access permissions
b. The BCU should be on Remote Mode.
c. The Bay should be on Substation Mode.
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If the above conditions are met, the user can choose the command he wants by clicking on it (close for
example).
Then the chosen command is highlighted and the Select button appears as available:

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The operator can select the device by clicking on the Select button. If the select is successful, execute
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The control popup is automatically closed on positive acknowlegement.
SBO Control popup for Trip Reset ( command) :
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Operation of the Reset command with the Select before operate control popup remains the same as
explained above.

5.1.2 Direct control with popup

In this mode, the control phase, at the HMI Client point of view, is composed of two steps:
 The graphic selection phase (mouse click on the controllable device)
 The Direct Execute phase itself
The control popup layout is as followed:

Pop-ups appear as soon as operator performs a graphic selection.

They are available only in detailed electrical views.
This kind of control mode is used to perform controls to manage Local/Remote mode, Auto/Manual
mode, Trip Relay reset etc.

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