SGS-3- 6A 36kV Load Break Switch

& BR-10SN Switch Control

- User Training Session –

2019. 06

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Contents

I Construction and Components

II Controller

III How to use controller

IV Operating Program

V Installation and Inspection

I Construction and Components
 What is the LBS(load break Switch)?

 A load break switch is a disconnect switch

that has been designed to provide making
or breaking of specified currents.

 The LBS in conjunction with recloser can

detect faults on the line with the control.

 Remote control and status monitoring can

be performed using automation system and
modems.

 The LBSs integrated into the automation

system are the main devices used to
achieve fast FLISR(Fault Location, Isolation,
Service Restoration).
 I. Connection Diagram
Current Transformers

Voltage Sensors of
Source Side

Main Contacts Surge Protection

Module
BR-10RN Controller
Voltage Sensors of
Load Side

CT Open Protection
& Voltage Divider

Control Cable

Gas Gauge
Operating Handle & Locking Device
Low Gas Interlocking Device
AC Power Input,
Isolation Transformer
& Surge Protector
 II. The main part of the Switch
Lifting Lug & Holes for
Fixing Mounting Bracket Gear Box for Operating Rod
Operating Handle

Position Indicator
Connection Rod
for Operating Rod

Lever for
Locking Device
Ground Terminal
Low Gas Target &
Locking Device Locking Device for Operating Handle
Receptacle for
Control Cable
Bushing Insulator(Silicone)

Mounting Bracket for Arrester

Gas Gauge

Position Indicator(Bottom Side)

High Voltage Terminal
Operations Counter
Overpressure Release Device
Gas Filling Valve & Protective Membrane

ABC Side RST Side

** Surge Arresters are not provided with load Break Switch.
(1) Overpressure release device
It operates when the pressure in the tank increases up to 0.4 ~ 0.6MPa∙G due to an abnormal condition
such as an internal arc.
- Rated gas pressure : 0.12MPa∙G at 20℃
- Normal Operating Pressure : 0.1 ~ 0.4MPa∙G
- Low Gas Locking Pressure : 0.05 ~ 0.09MPa∙G

The shaft of the gas low interlocking device comes forward to prevent manual operations and
the red low gas target located on the bottom of the LBS appears, and all operations are not
allowed when the gas pressure becomes low, when gas pressure is low
(2) Locking Device
The shaft of locking device comes forward so that the operating handle does not operate when the yellow ring of locking
device is pulled all the way down with a hook stick. all electrical and mechanical operations, including remote operations,
are not permitted when the locking device is the locked. Once this ring of the locking device is fully pushed up, all
operations are allowed again.

Low Gas Target

Locking Device

Gas Gauge

Position Indicator
Locked
(3) Position Indicator
The LBS has two position indicators on the front and bottom for user convenience. The position indicator is painted white or
green, and the direction pointed by the indicator indicates the actual position of the contact of the LBS. The above picture
shows the closed state.
(4) Receptacle for Control Cable
Through this cable, the control output signals to the LBS, the status signals of the LBS, and the secondary output ​of the
built-in voltage and current sensors are connected to the control.

When connecting the straight plug on the cable side to the receptacle on the LBS, hold the
straight plug and shake it while rotating the coupling ring on the straight plug. Rotate the
coupling ring sufficiently until the straight plug is not shaken,

Receptacle for Control Cable

(5) Gear Box for Operating Rod
The rod assembly is provided with the LBS to operate the LBS manually from the ground. The gear box connected with the
operating rod is basically installed on the LBS. Six rods and 2 rod guards are supplied and can be adjusted depending on
the location of the installed LBS. Rods are connected as shown in the rightmost picture using a rod pin.
- Rod Guard
The two load guards are configured identically for upper and lower side. They are installed in proper positions on the pole to
prevent the operating rod from bending.

Hole for operating rod

- Plate set for Operating Handle

The plate set for the operating handle is installed at a suitable position in the lower part of the
pole.
Turn the operating handle to the left to open the switch, and turn the operating handle to the
right to close the switch.
The operating handle must be in the center of the plate, ‘A’ position, after operating the LBS.

** If the operating handle is in a different position and the LBS is operated via the control, the
LBS may be damaged or personnel near the operation handle may be injured.

Hole for operating rod

 IV. Appearance of the control
Earth Terminal

Controller
Lockable Hook Clamp

Outer Door

Door Stay

External Indicator

Door Push Receptacle for

AC Power Cable Gland
Pre-punched Hole
Receptacle for
Control Cable
Name Plate Vents

Mounting Bracket

 Dimensions : 500(W) * 700(H) * 250(D), excluding sun shield and mounting bracket
 V. Outer Door Open

Controller

Insulator
Fixing Knob

DC Power Switch

Door Stay
Door Switch

 If the control is not used for a long time, be sure to turn off the DC power switch.
Otherwise, natural battery leakage may occur in areas with high humidity.
 VI. Inside of the control
No Description

(1) Controller
(2) Magnetic Door Catch
(3) Space for User equipment
(2)
(4) Surge Protection Device
(5) Circuit Breaker
(3) (6) Fuse for AC Input Power
(1) (7) Terminal Block for Aux DI/DO’s
(4)(5) (6)(7) (8) (8) Surge Protection B/D for Aux
DI/DO’s
(9) AC/DC Power Module
(10) Heavy Duty Relay for driving LBS
(12) (9) (10) (11) (11) Surge Protection Part for Input
signals
(13) (12) Universal Outlet
(13) Heater and Temperature Sensor
(16) (17)
(14) (14) Isolation Transformer
(2) (15) Outer Door Switch
(18)
(15) (16) Connector for Connection of Aux.
AC Power
(19)
(17) Batteries

 When not used the control, the connector(16) for auxiliary AC (18) Door Stay
power connection inside the enclosure should be disconnected. (19) Gable Gland for Cable Entry
1. SPD and Terminal Block Fuse for Aux. AC Power

Connector(1)

Status Indicator
Position Indicator

 Status indicator of surge protection device : normal – Green, abnormal – Off

 Replacement is required when off.
 The SPD is always connected to auxiliary AC power. Therefore, when not using the control, the
connector(1) for auxiliary AC power connection inside the enclosure should be disconnected.
 Circuit Breaker
 When the lever is facing upward and the indicator is red, it is on.
 When the lever is facing downward and the indicator is green, it is off.
 The terminal block is used to connect auxiliary DI and DO contacts and DC power by the
user.
 Dry contacts of voltage free should be connected to DI contacts.
 DO contacts are provided only as dry contact.
 It is recommended to install a line surge arrester on the primary side of the external PT to
prevent the damage of the control from the lightning surge.
 In areas where lightning is frequent, additional insulation transformers and dedicated
SPD(surge protection device) should be installed.
 VII. Installation
1. Installing the control
1.1 On the round pole

Pole Band for Pole Mounting

Air Vent

 Two vents are provided with a protective

cover and filter on the bottom and rear of the
Example for Installation of Enclosure
enclosure.
1.1 On the square pole (1) (3)
(A)
(1) (3) (5)

Control Control
Pole

(2) (4) (2) (4)

(B)

① Mount the control on the pole.

 Attach the channel (1) and (3) on the pole.
 Lift the control and insert bolt(A) into the center hole of the channel(1) and the upper hole on the
mounting bracket, and secure with nut and washer.
 Attach the channel (2) and (4) on the pole.
 Insert bolt(B) into the center hole of the channel(2) and the lower hole on the mounting bracket,
and secure with nut and washer.
② A ground terminal is provided on the top of the enclosure.
 The control and LBS must be individually grounded.
 Channel 1
Bolt A Channel 3

Lifting Eye Ground Terminal

Example of installation on the pole

Note : Installation method and order may be changed according to the specifications of the pole.
2. Installing the Load Break Switch
2.1 On the round pole

(1)

(2)

 First, assemble the mounting bracket on the LBS.

 Then lift up the LBS to the position to be installed.
 After adjusting the upper(1) and lower(2) pole band, tighten each bolt on the
pole bands firmly to fix the LSB on the pole.
2.2 On the square pole

(1)
(2)
(3)

 First, assemble the mounting bracket on the LBS.

 Then lift up the LBS to the position to be installed.
 Fix the mounting bracket on the pole using three fixing bolts(1)(2)(3).

Grounding and cable connection

 Ground the LBS and control separately.
 Connect the line to the bushing terminal.
 Connect the control cable between the LBS and control, and auxiliary power.
 After installation is complete, check each condition.
 Start operation.
II Controller
 I. Key features
1. Fault Detection and Protection
 Directional phase and ground fault detection
 Directional SEF detection and protection
 Under and over voltage protection
 Under and over frequency protection
 Broken conductor and loss of phase detection
 Auto-sectionalizing
 4 operation settings group
 Alternate settings group with automatic operation settings group Metering - [Tap] AI
selection
 Inrush restraint and cold load pickup

2. Measurements
 Three phase voltage phasor for the source side and the load side
 Three phase current phasor and neutral current by residual connection
 Zero current through the dedicated core balanced CT
 Frequency, and sequence components for voltage and current Metering - [Tap] Phasor
 Demand current and power
 Power (active, reactive, apparent) and energy (4-quadrant metering)
 Displacement power factor
 Current and voltage total harmonic distortion
 Voltage and current unbalance
 Internal temperature of the control
 The battery and charging voltage
Metering - [Tap] Harmonic
3. Status Monitoring for LBS and control
 Main contact position of the switch
 Status of gas pressure and locking device
 Status of battery, charger, and AC power
 Self-diagnostics status of the control
 Connection status between the control and the Switch
 Status of the outer door
 Motor status to make or break the main contact
 Five auxiliary contact inputs
 Inputs of disable open and close switch to isolate open or close
control circuit from controller Metering - [Tap] Panel

4. Control Outputs
 Open and close outputs to make or break the main contact of the
LBS
 Buttons for the settings and battery test
- Sectionalizing enabled, protection blocked, control selected buttons,
control inhibited, alternate settings, and remote enabled buttons
Metering - [Tap] BI/BO
 Two auxiliary buttons and control outputs to open and close the LBS
switch by external contact inputs
 Four auxiliary outputs

5. Event Recording
 Sequential and switching Events
 Self-diagnostics and setting change Events
 Fault and waveforms
 Demand current and power Events – Event - [Tap] Sequential
6. Communication
 1 RS 232 port, 1 10/100 Ethernet port, and 1 RS 485 port for interfacing with SCADA system
 1 RS 232 or USB2.0 port for setting on site via the operating program
 Supported protocol
 DNP3 subset level 2
 IEC 60870-5-101/104 in unbalanced mode
 Single connection for Ethernet port
 Allow SCADA and operational program access at the same time via 1 RJ45 port
 Supported Communication Network
 Network using modem supported RS 232 standard
 Twisted pair cable and fiber optic line
 GSM, GPRS and 3G network
 Ethernet network with static and dynamic IP
 Optional
 Bluetooth connection making it easy to access it when the control is installed in a hazardous location.
 GPS interface
Ethernet Port
Front Panel Side RS 485 +12Vdc Port 2
(1) : Connector for Battery
(2) : DC Power Connector for Driving Motor
(3) : Current Input (4) : Status Inputs
(5) : Door Switch (6) : Aux. DI/DO Contacts
(2) (1) (7) : Control Outputs (8) : Motor Status Input
(9) : Voltage Inputs (10) : External Indicator
(11) : +24Vdc (12) : Power Input
(13) : Connector for DC Power Switch
(13) (12) (11) (10) (9) (8) (7) (6) (5) (4) (3)
III How to use controller
 I. Front Panel
1. Control Front Panel
 20 status indicators, 5 fault indicators and reset button, 6 voltage status
indicators, 4lines 20characters LCD display and 4 menu keys, 9 buttons and
indicators for settings and test , and open/close buttons and its indicator
 Maintenance port for connecting with operating program, Win-OP

Maintenance Port

Status Indicators

LCD & Menu keys

Voltage Status
Fault Indicators & Indicator
Reset Button
Buttons & indicator for
Settings/Test

Open Button & its Close Button & its

Indicator Indicator
1.1 Status Indicators

Indicator Description Indicator Description

Three-phase voltage or current is in
RUN It blinks during normal operation. V/I UNBALANCE
unbalance.
Indicates if there are some problems in the
SELF ALARM REVERSE POWER The direction of power flow is reverse.
control.
The battery voltage is lower than the set The difference of phase angle between ABC
BATTERY LOW SYNC FAILED
voltage. side and RST side is above the set value.
The aux. AC power is applied to the AC/DC Indicates that there is a problem with the
AC POWER SWITCH ALARM
power module. motor built into the LBS.
The charger is outputting a voltage lower The locking device is locked and all
CHARGER FAIL HANDLE LOCKED
than the specified voltage. operations are blocked.
The auto-sectionalizing scheme is in Indicates that an error has occurred in
IN PROGRESS COMM. ERROR
progress. communication with SCADA system.
The LBS has been tripped by the set auto- When connected to a gas insulated LBS, it
LOCKOUT IND1
sectionalizing scheme. indicates that the gas pressure is low.
More than one phase is under or over It indicates that this switch is on if the
U/O VOLTAGE IND2
voltage condition. disable open switch is optionally installed.
The line is under or over frequency It indicates that this switch is on if the
U/O FREQUENCY IND3
condition. disable close switch is optionally installed.
 1.2 Buttons and Indicators for Settings

Indicator Description Indicator Description

SECTIONALIZING Auto-sectionalizing scheme is REMOTE Controls for the LBS and control from the
ENABLED blocked. ENABLED remote is allowed.
PROTECTION Operations of all protection and fault Test button to check battery and charger
BATTERY TEST
BLOCKED detection elements are blocked status
Used to activate the open or closed
CONTROL SELECTED AUX1 Not Used
button to operate the LBS for 3sec.
CONTROL All controls and buttons for settings
AUX2 Not Used
INHIBITED are blocked.
Selected the active operation setting group automatically according to the direction of power flow by
ALTERNATE
the control. Groups 1 and 2 consist of a pair. Group 1 corresponds to forward, while group 2
SETTINGS
corresponds to reverse.

 Indicators light up when the corresponding status is selected. Each button operates in toggle mode.
1.3 Other Indicators and Button

A,B,C,GROUND, SEF : Displays faulty phases.

Reset Button : Used to reset fault targets and to test lamps

These are turned on when each phase voltage is more than the set live
line, and turned off when it is below the set dead line.

Displays the position of the main contact of the LBS.

The corresponding operation is performed only when the button is
pressed for the set time.

To operate the LBS, first press the control selected button and its
indicator should be on.

 If password is enabled, password input is required when a button is pressed in

the logout state
2. Usage of menu key and LCD display
 4 menu keys operate in two modes. One is used for menu
navigation, the other is used to edit and set parameters

Item Description

 Menu navigation mode,

 Move to the main menu on the initial screen.
 Return to the previous menu from the sub-menu.
 Return to the initial screen from the main menu.
 Settings mode,
 Display the save settings screen to save settings.
 It is used to cancel ‘settings’ at the save settings screen.
 Menu navigation mode,
 Move to product information screen on the initial screen.
 Move to the sub-menu from the main-menu.
 Settings mode,
 Use to select a parameter to set. The desired parameter is
displayed with the underscore ( ).
 The selected parameter is alternately displayed
and .
 Use to release the selection after setting the selected
parameter.
 Use to save setting on the settings screen.
 Menu navigation mode,
 Move from the initial screen to another screen displaying other
measured values.
 Move from the current menu item to upper menu item.
 Settings mode,
 Select the parameter by Key, and use for increment of
relevant values. Press this button continually, the value also
continuously increasing.
 Menu navigation mode,
 Move from the initial screen to another screen displaying other
measured values
 Move from the current menu item to lower menu item.
 Settings mode,
 Select the parameter by Key, and use for decrement of
relevant values. Press this button continually, the value also
continuously decreasing.
3. How to use LCD Menu
3.1 The structure of the initial screen

3.2 Move to main menu

3.3 The structure of the main menu
Item Description

Set parameters which have effect on the entire

1.Global Settings
control and system

Four operation groups. Set parameters related to

2.Group Settings
each group

3.Communication Set communication port and protocol to use

Display various measurements and calibrate

4.Measurement
phase voltages

Display frequency, and status of the LBS and the

5.Status
control

Displays events which have been stored in the

6.Event
control.

Display the number of operations and fault count

7.Count
for the LBS

8.Time Set current time and date

9.Password Set Password

3.4 Menu Tree
[GLOBAL SETTING] [SYSTEM PARAMETER] [Batt. Management] [LOSS OF PHASE]
BR-10SN 1.System Parameter Frequency : 60Hz Test Interval: 48h Operating Mode : On
LBS CONTROL 2.Debounce Time Rated V : 13200V Low Battery : 23.0V Threshold : 0.70
VER 1.42 3.Control Time Rated I : 1000A
BHS Co.,Ltd 4.Demand Interval Source Side : ABC
5.Batt. Management [GPS SETTING] [LOAD SHEDDING]
Phase Rotation: ABC
6.GPS Setting Use of GPS : No 1.Under Voltage
7.Inrush Restraint Local Time : +00.00 2.Over Voltage
Ia:00000A 00.0/00.0 LOGIN PASSWORD 8.Cold Load Pickup [Debounce Time] 3.Under Frequency
Ib:00000A 00.0/00.0 9.Synchronism Check S/W Debounce : 00005
[INRUSH RESTRAINT]
Ic:00000A 00.0/00.0 **** 10.Loss of Phase D/I Debounce : 00005 [BROKEN CONDUCTOR]
1.Operation Mode
In:00000A <P / G> 11.Load Shedding 1.Voltage Unbalance
2.Harmonic Mode
12.Brocken Conductor 2.Current Unbalance
3.Multiple Mode
13.Interlocking [PULSE ON TIME]
[MAIN MENU] 14.Operation Group Open Pulse : 03.00s
00.0/00.0 1.Global Setting *.Save Setting Close Pulse: 03.00s [COLD LOAD PICKUP]
00.0/00.0 2.Group Setting 1.Phase Setting [INTERLOCK SETTING]
00.0/00.0 3.Communication 2.Ground Setting Sync. Fail: Enable
<P / P> 4.Measurement 3.Load Diversity Live Load : Enable
[GROUP SETTING] [Demand Interval]
5.Status 1.Group 1 Setting
6.Event 2.Group 2 Setting Interval Time : 15m
7.Count [SYNCHRONISM CHECK] [OPERATION GROUP]
3.Group 3 Setting
Ia:000.0 000.0/000.0 8.Time Operating Mode : Off
4.Group 4 Setting
Ib:000.0 000.0/000.0 9.Password Threshold : 30° Operation Group : 1
5.Group Copy
Ic:000.0 000.0/000.0
In:000.0 < ANGLE >
[COMMUNICATION] [MEASUREMENT/STATE] [GROUP 1 SETTING] [FAULT INDICATION]
1.Select Protocol 1.P/F & kVA 1.Fault Indication 1.Phase Fault
V1 : 00.0kV 000.0 2.DNP3.0 Setting 2.kW & kVAR 2.Over Current 2.Ground Fault
V2 : 00.0kV 000.0 3.Physical Setting 3.Harmonic 3.Auto Section 3.S.E.F
I1 : 00000A 000.0 4.Voltage Adjust 4.F.I Reset
I2 : 00000A 000.0
[OVER CURRENT]
[VIEW STATUS]
[PROTOCLO SELECT] 1.Phase
Switch : Close
2.Ground
Handle : Unlock
Protocol : DNP3.0 3.Io
.
.
[AUTO SECTION]
[DNP3.0 SETTING] Section Count : 3
[EVENT MENU]
1.COM Port Delay Time : 00002s
1.Sequential events
2.D/L Confirm
2.Fault events
3.D/L Setting
3.Setting changes
4.A/L Setting [F.I RESET]
4.AVER Load Current
5.Unsol. Resp. Mode Oper. Mode : Manual
5.Peak Load Current
6.Insol. Resp. Mask Reset Time : 00030s
6.Diagnostic events
7.SBO Timeout
8.Master Address
9.RTU Address
10.Time Sync. [OPERATION COUNT]
*.Save Setting
LO:00004, RE:00004
: Sub-menu of main menu AT:00000, TO:00008
[PHYSICAL SETTING]
1.Serial Parameter
2.Destination Phone [CURRENT TIME]
: Sub-menu of global settings 3.Destination Info. 2011/01/04 10:26:00
4.Source Info. [SETTING TIME]
*.Save Setting 2011/01/04 10:30:00
: Sub-menu of group settings
IV Operating Program
I. Installing and running the program
User-setting program for user registration and Win-OP program for connection with the control
are provided.
 User-setting program : *********/*********
 Win-OP program : USER/USER in monitor mode

The installation procedure is as follows.

1) Install the user-setting and Win-OP program as an administrator.
2) Register the user after running the user-setting program as an administrator
3) Export this registration file to the user folder in the Win-OP folder.
4) Run the Win-OP program after setting the properties of the file, as shown below.
II. How to register the user
1) Run the user-setting program, and then enter the default ID and password.
2) Click on the button, then the pop-up window appears to register the user.
3) Check the use box, and enter ID and password.
4) Select the class among monitor, engineer, and supervisor mode.
5) Save this settings by clicking the apply button.
6) Export this file in the C>Program Files (X86)>BHS>Win-Op>BR-10SN_vx.xxx>User
folder by clicking the export button.

Window to export the user registration file

* The user access level can be set to one of three levels:

monitor, engineer, and supervisor.
* Only monitoring is possible in the monitor level, the control
operations are also allowed in the engineer level, and all functions
are allowed in the supervisor level, but when registering users,
Window to register user functions available are be designated.
 III. Operating Program - Win-OP
1. Accessing the control
 Connecting to the control
 Supports connection through RS 232/USB Port, Ethernet Port,
or optional Bluetooth connection
 In case RS 232 port, connection with the control using USB
converter
 In case Ethernet port, set the configuration of TCP/IP network of
computer and the control in advance
 In case USB port, install the dedicated USB driver to the
computer in advance.
 If the Bluetooth module is installed, activate Bluetooth settings in
computer in advance.
* Follow the separate procedure when a modem is used for remote
connection.

 Login Window
 If the setting of communication port is correct, the on-line status
and the green indicator are displayed as shown on the right.
 The control is connected when ID/Password and access code
are correctly entered.

 If the access code is not input, it will be operated in off-line mode without
connection to the control.
2 Metering – Status Menu
 Once connected, click the Once or continue button and the control panel will be
displayed as shown below.

Controls from Win-Op or the

remote is allowed only in
remote enabled state.

 The control panel has a structure similar to that of the control, and operates
identically.
 [Tap]BI/BO, [Tap]AI, [Tap] Phasor, [Tap]Harmonic, and [Tap] Count/Energy to
display detailed information.
3. File Menu

- Saving data loaded on the Win-OP from the control

- Opening file saved as .10SN file
- Storing all data from the control
- Connecting and disconnecting to the Control
- Closing all active windows
- Exiting the program
4. Event Menu
 Consist of event and fault wave menu
 Use to view events and fault waveforms stored in the control.

Buttons to load events on the screen

Buttons to display events
5. Settings Menu
 Menu used for verification and editing of settings managed in the control.

- Setting and checking parameters in each operation settings group

and global group.
- Settings for communication network and protocol
- Calibration factor adjustment for measurements and firmware
download
- Reassign points to use in the selected protocol
- Access code for connection to the control

- Setting communication port for connection to the control

This menu item changes according to the protocol selected in the config menu.
5.1 Settings - Control Menu

Use to initialize all settings in global group to default

values, except settings related to system parameters
of [Tap] system1.

All settings in global and all operation settings group

are sent to be stored in the control when clicking the
Save button.

For loading all settings of global and all operation

settings group ​from the control on the Win-Op.

The [Tap] button marked in blue indicates the current position.

 Consist of five vertical [Tap]; [Tap] Global for global group, and [Tap] Group1 to
Group4 for each operation settings group.
 Select a vertical [Tap] and access other items through the horizontal [Tap]
located at the bottom.
5.1.1 Control Menu – [Tap] Global
5.1.1.1 [Tap] Global - [Tap] System1
: Settings for the installation site
: Settings that affect the operation of
the control.
: Settings for battery management

RST Side ABC Side

Bouncing

Group 1 and group 2, and group 3 and group 4 are paired when alternate settings is enabled.
Group 1 and group 3 correspond to forward power flow, and group 2 and group 4 correspond to reverse.

 Consist of 4 horizontal [Tap]; System1, System2, System3, and Extra Port.

 In the on-line state connected with the control, be sure to click the Load button to reload
all settings from the control before performing the settings.
5.1.1.2 [Tap] Global - [tap] System2

Inrush Current

: Synchronism check between both sides

: Settings for load shedding scheme
: Settings to detect inrush current
Inrush current is detected when a current exceeds the set 2 harmonic content or the set multiple of the pickup current.
: Settings for cold load pickup
It is used to prevent currents generated due to temporary load increase that may occur at the time of service restoration
after a certain period of interruption to be detected as a line fault.
5.1.1.3 [Tap] Global - [Tap] System3

Illuminates when the selected state is detected.

Rated Voltage
Live line
%
Threshold of on level for live line

Threshold of off level for dead line

Dead line

: If the reclose control function is activated and the LBS is tripped by a set load shedding element, the
control automatically closes the switch when the line returns to normal.
: Settings for loss of phase element . This settings affect all voltage elements.
: Setting for blocking for closing the LBS.
When the selected state is detected, closing operations on the LBS are blocked.
5.1.1.4 [Tap] Global - Extra Port

Wiring diagram of terminal block

: Settings of auxiliary DI contacts; not used, open, close, AC off, AC off & Battery low, and general DI
point.
: Settings of auxiliary DO contacts; open/closed, disable open/close, up/down edge alarm, and general
DO point.

 These can be connected through the terminal block. And DO output can be connected to DI input.
5.1.2 Operation Settings Group
5.1.2.1 [Tap] Group1 – [Tap] Phase/Ground/SEF
Use to initialize all settings in
all operation settings group to
default values.

: Settings for Fault pickup

: Settings for directional
element

 Each operation settings group consists of 2 [Tap]s: Phase/Ground/SEF, and

Over Current/Section/Fault Indicator.
 All operation settings groups consist of the same items.
 In [Tap] Phase/Ground/SEF, settings related to phase/ground fault/SEF
detection can be set or modified.
5.1.2.2 [Tap] Group1 – [Tap] Over Current/Section/Fault Indicator

: Used to detect the over load on the phase/ground/neutral/zero sequence current below the set pickup
current of fault detection.
: Settings for auto-sectionalizing scheme; the count means the number of operation of the protective
device on source side, the delay means delay time for operating the LBS.
: Settings for resetting fault indicator.
On : The fault indicator is automatically reset when the line returns to normal.
Off : The fault indicator is only reset by the user, either remotely or locally.
5.1.3 Group View

Source Group

Destination Group

Run Button

Use to initialize all the parameters in the global group

and each operation settings group

 The Group View is used to check all parameters in the global group and each
operation settings group in the table form.
 In addition, copying between operation settings groups is also provided.

 Be sure to save the settings in the File- File Save or Data Backup menu after
completing all settings.
5.2 Settings - Correction Menu

Factors for calibrating the analog inputs of the controller

Firmware download

Factors for battery, initialization of settings and events, and setting of date and time

Factor for calibrating voltage sensors built into LBS

 The correction menu consists of five [Tap] : Factor, Factory Factor, Factory
Phase, Battery/Initial/Time, and Firmware.
 These 5 [Tap] have a significant effect on voltage and current measurements and the
operation of the control. Therefore, these tasks should not be allowed to workers who do not
have sufficient qualifications.
5.2.1 Correction Menu – [Tap] Factor

When replacing the control, manually input the

previous control’s factors and save them in the
new control.

(5)Used to send the calculated factors to the

control or to enter factor manually.

(4)Factor automatically calculated by Win-OP

(3)Check box to initialize factor to default value

(2)Factor stored in the control

(1)Phase voltage that factor is applied

 The left part of the window is for phase voltage and the right part is for the phase
angle of phase voltage.
 If the ‘control’ item of the (2) part is 10000, it indicates that the corresponding phase has
default factor. If factors of the (2) part is not the default value, initialize these factors first and
then perform automatic calibration. Otherwise, the wrong factor can be calculated.
5.2.2 Correction Menu – [Tap] Battery/Initial/Time

(2) Used to synchronize with the computer connected

using the date and time by clicking the Sync. Save
button

(3) Check box for initializing settings and event history

stored in the control
** It is mainly used for maintenance or factory setting
purposes.

(4) The window is used to select the item to be initialized

(1) For measuring battery and charger condition. by checking the checkbox of (2) part

 On the screen (4), RTU SET is for initializing all parameters of global and each operation
settings group, DNP SET and IEC SET for the settings related to communication protocol,
and Physical SET for communication network and port.

 In the initialization screen (4), an inadvertent initialization operation can perform an undesired
initialization of the settings stored in the control.
 Be sure to perform a data backup of all the settings and the factors in the File - Backup
menu in advance.
5.2.3 Settings - Correction Menu – [Tap] Firmware

 Use to update the firmware of the control.

 Click the Hex File Open button on the right side of the window to open the file to
be downloaded, then click the Hex File Write button to download the file to the
control.
 During the download, the connection to the control must be stable, and the
control must be supplied with stable power.
 When downloading the firmware, the procedure recommended by the manufacturer
must be followed for proper updating.
5.3. View Menu
 View Menu
 This menu includes the submenus of Monitor and Watch.
 The Monitor menu provides frame monitoring for DNP3.0 protocol to verify
communication between the master station and the control.
 The watch menu provides frame monitoring for Modbus protocol to verify
communication between the Win-OP and the control.
V Installation and Inspection
 Pre-Installation Checklist
 Connect the control cable to the LBS and control before installation, and check
whether they are operating normally.
 After turning on the DC power switch,
 Status check: Main contact position, gas status, trip lever status
 Finally make the LBS open after opening and closing operation, .
 Make the following settings to prevent unwanted operation during installation.
 Turn on the protection blocked.
 Turn off the sectionalizing enabled.
 Post-installation checklist
 Make sure that they are securely connected after connecting the AC power and
control cables.
 Make sure that the ground is secure.
 Turn on the AC circuit breaker and DC power switch.
 Make sure that the run indicator blinks periodically.
 Make sure that the AC power indicator is lit.
 Make sure that the LBS and control status are displayed normally on the front
panel.
 Press the battery test button to check the battery and charger status.
  Press the closed button to close the LBS after turning off the control inhibited
 Operates the LBS via operating handle on rod assembly

 Checking the line status through the LCD Display

 Check three phase load and voltage.
 Check the phase angle of each phase.
 0-120-240(ACB), 0-240-120(ABC).
 Properly select the phase sequence in the system parameter menu.
 Select the source side to RST in the system parameter menu if the reverse
power indicator is on.
 Set the protection blocked to off after completing the settings.
ABC Sequence ACB Sequence
 Setup information related to installation
 Check the rated voltage and frequency.
 The reverse power indicator should be set to off.
 Set the phase sequence properly between ABC and ACB sequence.
 Positive sequence quantity is larger than negative sequence quantity in a
normal line.
 Symmetrical components can be checked on the initial screen.

V1>V2 V1<V2
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