NSR-3652 Series of Synchronizer User's Manual -V1.10 - 20180510【M2018004】 - Belarus

NSR-3652 Synchronizer Device
User’s Manual
NSR-3652
Series of Synchronizer
*M2018004
*This instruction was published on May 1, 2018.

* If any discrepancy is found between the product and instruction, please refer
to actual product.
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Copyright
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Version of manual: V1.10
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Safety Instruction
Before using the product, read this chapter carefully.
This chapter is about the safety and prevention suggestion before using the product. Prior to the
installation and using, it shall be fully read and understood. The company bears no corresponding
responsibilities due to neglect of related warning in this instruction and any damage due to
inappropriate operation.
Definition of Warnings
The following warnings and standard definitions will be referred in this manual:
DANGER: It will resulted in death, serious personal injury and severe device damage due
to neglect of safety and prevention measures.
WARNING: It will resulted in death, serious personal injury and severe device damage due
to neglect of safety and prevention measures.
WARNING: It will resulted in slight personal injury and device damage due to neglect of
safety and prevention measures. This article is suitable for device damage and possible
damage to protected device.
Operation Instruction and Warning
DANGER: During the charged operation of primary system, the second open circuit of
current transformer connected with the device is absolutely prohibited. The open circuit of
this return circuit will create extremely dangerous high voltage.
WARNING: In order to enhance or improve current functions, the software and hardware
of the device are available for upgrading. Please confirm that this users' manual is
compatible with your product.
WARNING: There is dangerous high voltage in some parts during the operation of
electrical devices. Personal injury or device damage might be aroused by misoperation.
Only qualified operators are allowed to operate the devices or work near the devices. The
operators shall be familiar with the attentions and working process mentioned in this manual, as
well as the safety regulations.
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Special attention shall be paid to observe the service regulations for high-pressure charged
devices. It will results in severe personal injury or device damage due to inobservance of these
regulations.
WARNING:
⚫ Bared terminals
The bared terminals shall not be touched during the operation of charged device because
dangerous high voltage might be created.
⚫ Residual voltage
Dangerous voltage might exist in DC circuit after the power supply of the device is cut off. These
voltage will disappear after a few seconds.
⚫ Grounding
The grounding terminal of the device shall be reliably grounded.
⚫ Operating environment
This device can only operate in the environment stipulated by the technical parameters, and no
abnormal shock shall exist in the operating environment.
⚫ Rated value
Please confirm the rated value is in accordance with the rated parameters of device when it is
connected with ACV current circuit or DC power supply circuit.
⚫ PC Board
The PC board shall not be injected or unplugged when the device is electrified, which may lead to
incorrect operation of device.
⚫ External circuit
When the output contacts are connected to external circuit, please carefully check that the
external power voltage is in accordance with the technical requirements of device to ensure
normal and reliable operation of device.
⚫ Connecting cable
The connecting cable shall be carefully treated to avoid excessive external force.
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Abbreviations in this manual

Abbreviation Interpretation of terms
PT Phase voltage Transformer
BI Binary Input
BO Binary output
SOE Sequence Of Event
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Table of Contents
1. Overview ........................................................................................................................1
1.1 Scope of application ..........................................................................................................1
1.2 Product features ............................................................................................................1
2. Technical parameters ...................................................................................................3
2.1 Electrical Data ................................................................................................................3
2.2 Mechanical Structure ....................................................................................................4
2.3 Environmental Conditions ............................................................................................4
2.4 Communication Interface .............................................................................................4
2.5 Type Test .........................................................................................................................5
2.6 Functional parameter ....................................................................................................7
3. Principle of operation...................................................................................................8
3.1 NSR-3652A principle .....................................................................................................8
3.2 NSR-3652S Principle ................................................................................................... 11
3.3 Measurement and control function ........................................................................... 11
3.4 Directions for coordinate use of synchronizer device ............................................ 11
4. Hardware configuration .............................................................................................12
4.1 NSR-3652A Overall structure of device.....................................................................12
4.2 NSR-3652A Back terminal of device ..........................................................................13
4.3 NSR-3652S Overall structure of device .....................................................................13
4.4 NSR-3652S Device switch board ...............................................................................14
4.5 NSR-3652M manual synchronizer..............................................................................16
4.6 Operating panel ...........................................................................................................17
5. Setting value of device and parameters ..................................................................18
5.1 Communication parameters .......................................................................................18
5.2 Equipment parameters ................................................................................................19
5.3 Synchronous setting value.........................................................................................20
5.4 VEBI Setting .................................................................................................................22
5.5 Remote Control parameters .......................................................................................22
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6. Human-machine interface .........................................................................................24
6.1 General..........................................................................................................................24
6.2 Menu structure .............................................................................................................25
7. Communication ..........................................................................................................29
7.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................29
7.2 Ethernet communication interface ............................................................................29
7.3 IEC60870-5-103 protocol .............................................................................................29
7.4 IEC61850 protocol .......................................................................................................29
8. Operation & Monitoring .............................................................................................31
8.1 General..........................................................................................................................32
8.2 Appearance Inspection ...............................................................................................32
8.3 Installation ....................................................................................................................33
8.4 Inspection of External Circuit.....................................................................................35
8.5 Power on of Device......................................................................................................36
8.6 Configuration Device...................................................................................................36
8.7 Communication Test ...................................................................................................36
8.8 AC Measurement and Verification .............................................................................36
8.9 Check the Binary Input ...............................................................................................37
8.10 Check the Binary Output ..........................................................................................37
8.11 Protection Setting Verification and Functional Test ..............................................37
8.12 Print Report ................................................................................................................38
8.13 The entire screen debugging ...................................................................................38
9. Maintenance ................................................................................................................41
9.1 Maintenance Schedule ................................................................................................41
9.2 Regular Inspection ......................................................................................................41
9.3 Fault Tracking and Recovery......................................................................................41
9.4 Replacement of Fault Modules...................................................................................41
9.5 Cleaning ........................................................................................................................43
9.6 Storage..........................................................................................................................43
10. Retirement of Service and Disposal .........................................................................44
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10.1 Retirement ..................................................................................................................44
10.2 Disposal ......................................................................................................................44
11. Product ordering information ...................................................................................45
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1. Overview
1.1 Scope of application
NSR-3652 series of synchronizer device is divided into three types: NSR-3652A automatic
synchronizer device, NSR-3652M manual synchronizer device and NSR-3652S synchronous
switching device.
NSR-3652A automatic synchronizer device is used for automatic synchronizing parallel of
generator or circuit. The device can automatically identify the property of synchronizing parallel,
thus realizing the parallel of difference frequency and no-voltage closing of the generator, and the
parallel of difference frequency, same frequency and no-voltage closing of the circuit. When
parallel difference frequency, the device can reliably capture the first time of parallel, and
accurately complete closing when the phase difference is zero to really realize parallel without
impact.
NSR-3652M manual synchronizer can adopt synchronoscope for manual synchronizing
parallel of generator or circuit.
NSR-3652S synchronous switching device is used for the condition that several
synchronizing points realize integrated synchronizer parallel. The input, output signal of each
synchronizing point is switched to synchronizing device according to NSR-3652S device.
NSR-3652 series of synchronizer device is available for units that carry out separate or
centralized operation of parallel of circuit or the generator. The separate control is used for that
one synchronizing point corresponds to one automatic NSR-3652A or manual synchronizer
NSR-3652M; the centralized control is used for that several synchronizing points correspond to
one automatic NSR-3652A or manual synchronizer NSR-3652M, and AC voltage that is on both
sides of the controlled synchronizing point，closing position of circuit breaker，PT breakage，and
speed and voltage regulation of synchronizer device, the closing instruction are switched to
synchronizing busbar through NSR-3652S synchronous switching device. Automatic and manual
synchronizer collect parallel operation signal that is related to the current synchronizing point
directly from synchronizing busbar, realizing the synchronization operation of each synchronizing
point.
NSR-3652A automatic synchronizer device can at most implement centralized control of
automatic synchronization of ten synchronizing points, and each rated value has one
corresponding synchronizing condition.
1.2 Product features

◼ Use high-performance hardware platform, 32-bit RISC processor and rich peripheral resource
◼ It is based on industrial grade device with high reliability and uses automatic monitoring and
compensation techniques to improve the stability and reliability of the hardware circuit.
◼ It uses closed and enhanced unit chassis characterized by anti-vibration property and
multi-layer shielding strong interference prevention design, which is especially suitable for
particularly severe environment. The 6U chassis can be dispersedly installed on switch
cabinet to run.
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Overview
◼ The analog circuit uses devices with high-precision and wide range and circuits without
amplitude and with phase adjustment. The amplitude and phases are adjusted by the
software function and the circuit is simple, reliable, non-zero drift and with lower workload for
debugging and maintenance.
◼ Large screen LCD, intuitive and friendly interface menu, detailed and intuitive information, and
convenient operation and debugging.
◼ Blocking design, modular structure and strong expandability.
◼ Perfect device self-inspection strategy.
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2. Technical parameters
2.1 Electrical Data
2.1.1 AC Input
1. AC voltage
Rated voltage(Un) 100V/√3 100V

Linear range 130V 130V
Continuous overload capacity 150V/1.5Un 150V
10s overload capacity 200V 200V
1s overload capacity 250V 250V
Power consumption at rated voltage < 0.2 VA per phase < 0.2 VA per phase
2.1.2 DC Power Supply

Rated voltage 110VDC, 220VDC
Input range 80%~120%
Ripple In accordance with GB/T17626.17-2005(IEC61000-4-17:2002), the
maximum value equals 15% of the DC voltage value
Voltage dips and DC In accordance with item 10.4 in GB/T7261-2008: when the DC power supply
interruption interrupts for 50ms, the voltage ramp and slow dip is in conformity with
standard check & acceptance norms. When there is 60% dip, it can be
assured that the 500ms device will not be restarted.
Power consumption in static <15W
state
Power consumption at <25W
operation
2.1.3 Binary Input (BI)

Rated voltage 110V DC 220V DC
Operation voltage 77V DC 154V DC
Return voltage 60.5V DC 121V DC
Max. permissive voltage 150V DC 300V DC
Voltage withstand level 2kVac
2.1.4 Binary Output (BO)

Category of output contacts Trip Central signal Event record etc.
Type of output Dry contact
Rated voltage 250VAC/DC 250VAC/DC 250VAC/DC
Voltage withstand level of open
>1000VAC rms
contacts
Making current 8A 8A 5A
Overload capacity (200ms) 50A

Acting time (typical/max.) 5ms/10ms 10ms/15ms 5ms/10ms
Return time (typical/max.) 8ms/10ms 8ms/10ms 8ms/10ms
Time of contact chatter <1ms <1ms <1ms
0.4A resistance 0.4A resistance 0.2A resistance
Arc-breaking capacity (at
0.2A pure resistive 0.2A impedance 0.05A impedance
250Vdc)
(L/R=40ms) (L/R=40ms) (L/R=40ms)
Mechanical life with load 100,000 times 100,000 times 100,000 times
Mechanical life without load 10,000,000 times 10,000,000 times 10,000,000 times
2.2 Mechanical Structure

Size of machine (W×H×D) 187.4.mm×265.9mm×242mm (6U standard enclosure)
Mounting Flush type
Color Grey
Material of enclosure Alloy 6
Location of terminals Rear
Weight About 5kg
Protection class: as per GB 4208-2008 Enclosure Protection Class (IP code) (IEC60529: 1989)
Front panel IP40
Side IP51
Rear panel IP20 Designed with electric shock protection
Upper/lower bottom plates IP40
2.3 Environmental Conditions

Standards GB/T 14047-1993 (IEC 60255-6:1988), GB/T 15145-2001
Working temperature -25°C~+55°C
Storage/transinterface
-40°C~+70°C
temperature
Normal relative humidity 5%~95%, no condensation or icing inside
Atmospheric pressure 70kPa~106kPa
Altitude <3000m
2.4 Communication Interface

Communication interfaces (to RTU/SCADA)
Quantity of interfaces 3
Type of interfaces RJ-45
Dielectric Transmission rate 100Mbps
Ethernet
medium Transmission protocol 100Base-TX
Transmission distance <100m
Communication protocol IEC 60870-5-103: 1997 or IEC 61850
Debugging interfaces (to PC via computer-aided software NSRTools)
Ethernet electrical interface Type of interfaces RJ-45
Transmission rate 100Mbps

Print interface (to Printer)
RS-232 (EIA) Baud rate 4800bps, 9600bps, 19200bps
Type of printer EPSON® 300K+II printer
Timing interface
Transmission distance <500m
RS-485 (EIA)
Max. load capacity 32
Timing standard PPS, PPM, IRIG-B
2.5 Type Test
1.1.1. Environmental Test

GB/T 2423.1-2008: Environmental test for Electric and electronic
Low-temperature test products—Part 2: Test method: Test A: Low temperature (IEC 60068-2-1:
2007), 16h at -25°C
GB/T 2423.1-2008: Environmental test for Electric and electronic
High-temperature test products—Part 2: Test method: Test A: High temperature (IEC 60068-2:
1974), 16h at 55°C
Basic environmental test procedures for electric and electronic
Alternating temperature & products—Test Db: Alternating temperature & humidity test method (IEC
humidity test 60068-2-30:2005)
High: 55°C; Low: -25°C; RH: 95%; two cycles of test time (12+12h)
1.1.2. Mechanical Test

GB/T-11287-2000: Electrical relays—Part 21: Vibration, shock, bump and
seismic tests on measuring relays and protective device—Section one:
Vibration test
Vibration tests (sinusoidal) (IEC60255-21-1：1998): Class I
Vibration response test and vibration durability test
GB/T 14537-1993: Shock and bump tests on measuring relays and
Shock test protective device (IEC60255-21-2: 1988): Class I
Shock response test and shock durability test
GB/T 14537-1993: Shock and bump tests on measuring relays and
Bump test
protective device (IEC60255-21-2: 1988): Class I
1.1.3. Electrical Insulation Test

GB/T14598.3-2006(IEC 60255-5: 2000): 500V megger is applied to measure
the insulation resistance, which shall be no less than 100MΩ
Various individual circuits and bare live components are connected together,
Insulation resistance
so are all the leading-out terminals for every individual circuit.
Various individual circuits are connected together, so are all the leading-out
terminals for every individual circuit.
Voltage withstand GB/T14598.3-2006(IEC 60255-5: 2000): test voltage: 2kVAC, 50Hz or

2.8kVDC lasts for 1min, and no breakdown and flashover are found and the
leakage current is less than 10mA.
Testing location is the same as that of insulation resistance
GB/T14598.3-2006(IEC 60255-5: 2000): impulse test voltage: 5kV, and no
Impulse voltage breakdown and flashover are found.
Testing location is the same as that of insulation resistance
1.1.4. Electromagnetic Compatibility Test

In accordance with GB/T 14598.13-2008(IEC 60255-22-1)
1MHz pulse group of Auxiliary power, binary input & binary output, AC interface: common mode:
interference test (including 2.5kV, differential mode: 1.0kV
1MHz and 100kHz) Communication interface: common mode: 1kV
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) In accordance with GB/T 14598.14-2010(IEC60255-22-2) class four
immunity test Contact ESD: 8kV
Air ESD: 15kV
Radiated EM field disturbance In accordance with GB/T 14598.9-2010(IEC 60255-22-3)
test Sweep frequency
Emission amplitude
10V/m (rms)，f=80…1000MHz
Dot frequency
Emission amplitude
10V/m (rms)，f=80MHz/160MHz/450MHz/900MHz
Pulse modulation
10V/m (rms), f=900MHz
Fast transient disturbance test In accordance with GB/T 14598.10-2012(IEC 60255-22-4) class four
Applied interface: power supply, binary input, binary output and AC circuits
Disturbance level: 4kV, 2.5 kHz(5 kHz, 100 kHz)
Communication interface: 2kV, 5 kHz(100 kHz)
Surge immunity test In accordance with GB/T 14598.18-2007(IEC 60255-22-5)
Applied interface: power supply, binary input, binary output and AC circuits
Disturbance level: line to earth 4kV and line to line 2kV
Immunity test to conducted Communication interface
disturbances induced by radio In accordance with GB/T 14598.17-2005(IEC 60255-22-6)
frequency fields
Applied interface: power supply, binary input, binary output and AC circuits as
Power frequency Magnetic field well as communication interface
Immunity 10Vrms with a frequency ranging from 150 kHz to 80MHz
In accordance with GB/T 17626.8-2006(IEC 61000-4-8:993) class five
Pulse magnetic field immunity Stationary magnetic field: 100A/m lasting for 1min while short-time magnetic
test field 1000A/m lasting for 3s
In accordance with GB/T 17626.9-2011(IEC 61000-4-9: 1993) class five
Damped oscillatory magnetic The waveform and field intensity for testing magnetic field are 6.4/16μs and
field immunity test 1000A/m respectively.

In accordance with GB/T 17626.10-1998(IEC 61000-4-10: 1993) class five
2.6 Functional parameter

1. Accurate scope of work
◼ Voltage: 0.25V~130V (the same phase and lines)
◼ Frequency: 45Hz~55Hz
◼ Frequency rate of change: 0.3Hz/s~10Hz/s
◼ Time delay: 0~100s
2. Composition error
◼ Voltage: ≤0.2%
◼ Frequency ≤±0.01Hz
◼ Timing precision: ≤1ms
◼ Resolution of Sequence Of Event: ≤1ms
◼ Resolution of remote signalling: ≤1ms
3. Precision of setting value
◼ Error of setting value of voltage: ≤±5%
◼ Error of setting value of frequency: ≤±0.01Hz
◼ Error of setting value of frequency slip: ≤±0.1Hz/s
◼ Angle error of setting value of check corresponding period: ≤±0.5°
◼ Other errors of setting value: ≤±5%

3. Principle of operation
3.1 NSR-3652A principle
3.1.1 Parameter definition
Voltage difference（ du ）= Voltage of the side that is to be paralleled（ U x ）- System voltage
（ U s ）, and convert to the side that is to be paralleled according to the setting value
Angular phase difference（ d ）= Angular phase of the side that is to be paralleled（Фx ）-
System angular phase（Фs ）
Frequency difference（ dFr ）= Frequency of the side that is to be paralleled（ Fr x ）- System
frequency（ Fr s ）
d(dFr )
Slip of frequency difference=
dt
Device will make real-time calculation of the above parameters
3.1.2 Quasi-synchronization
After the startup, and when there are voltage and effective frequency on both sides of
paralleled points, and du and dFr are in the allowable range, only when send the closing pulse
2
d(dFr ) tdq
after detecting the phase difference dФ = 2  [dFr  tdq +  ]
dt 2 ,
namely the leading time t=tdq operation time of the closing circuit) can quickly realize parallel.
For synchronizer of the generator, it can realize the automatic tracking of frequency and
voltage by controlling the automatic frequency and voltage regulation device of the unit that is to
be paralleled, thus make du and dFr quickly into the allowable range of the quasi-synchronization,
and even when with the same frequency and different phase, it can automatically choose the
control scheme to shorten parallel process.
3.1.3 Closing with the same frequency

When the frequency difference dFr is less than 0.05Hz, it can be deemed as closing with the
same frequency. During the reset time, if du and d are into the appointed range, send the
closing order at once and send corresponding signal; if du and d are not into the appointed

range, end the synchronization process and send the signal of synchronization failure.
3.1.4 Closing without voltage

No voltage refers to that the amplitude of voltage is less than the threshold of no voltage and
the requirements of closing without voltage are as follows:
⚫ After the startup of synchronization, there is no voltage and put the control word” closing
without voltage” to “1”, and has no PT breakage alarm event;
⚫ If U x or U s has no voltage, then close the device.
3.1.5 Equal frequency and voltage

After the startup of synchronization, if voltage or frequency doesn’t meet the condition of
closing, then it can have automatic equal frequency and voltage function. It adopts variable
parameter regulation, and the mathematic model of their unification is
P n = k p  n （1）
In the equation: p n is the pulse width of equal frequency and voltage, and it will send
negative pulse when p n is larger than zero, and it will send positive pulse when p n is smaller
than zero; k p is accommodation coefficient of equal frequency and voltage; n is voltage
difference or frequency difference at n moment.
When apply the model, the range of parameter values and units of equal frequency and
voltage are described as follows:
1. Equal frequency
The control word ”automatic frequency regulation in and out ” will determine the in and out of
this function. When the control word is”1”, and it’s closing with same frequency after the startup,
send “speed up” pulse, and at this time the width of equal frequency pulse is the setting
value ”same frequency pulse width ”; if it is closing with frequency difference and the frequency
difference doesn’t meet the condition, calculate equal frequency pulse according to equation (1),
and the parameter declaration is as follows:
The value of equal frequency accommodation coefficient k p is 0～80；
n is frequency difference dFr , the unit of which is 0.1Hz；
The unit of equal frequency pulse width p n is 10ms;
The minimum width of FM pulse is: when the frequency difference is 0.1 Hz, it can send 10ms
positive or negative pulse.

2. Equal voltage
The control character ”automatic voltage regulation in and out ” will determine the in and out
of this function. When the control word is”1”, if the voltage difference doesn’t meet the condition
after startup, calculate equal voltage pulse according to equation (1), and the parameter
declaration is as follows:
The value of equal voltage accommodation coefficient k p is 0～80;
n is voltage difference, and its value is 1V. when the control word ”the parallel type of
synchronous point” is “1”, the side that is to be paralleled is the generator and need to judge
overvoltage, and at this moment if it’s judged to have overvoltage, n will be the differential value
of the voltage of the side that is to be paralleled and the rated voltage of this side; under other conditions,
n = the voltage of the side that is to be paralleled（ U x ）-system voltage（ U s ）.
The value of equal voltage width p n is 10ms;
The minimum width of voltage regulation pulse is: when the voltage difference is 0.1 Hz, it can
send 10ms positive or negative pulse.
3.1.6 Synchronous blocking

Synchronous blocking conditions are shown in the following table. When PT disconnects or
abnormally select synchronous points, it won’t enter synchronous startup logic. Other elements
that are the closing failure reasons will be shown when it can’t close within the reset time.
Synchronous blocking condition
Name The meaning of Synchronous blocking condition
PT failure When cast PT failure to inspect, the negative-sequence voltage of the side that is to be
paralleled is more than 8V.
abnormally select synchronous Simultaneously select more than or less than one synchronous point.
points
No voltage failure In the state of no voltage, Ux and Ur are more than the “threshold to judge no voltage”
du failure When closing with same or different frequency, ∣Voltage difference∣> “allowable
voltage difference”
dfr failure When closing with different frequency, ∣ frequency difference ∣ > “allowable
frequency difference”
df/dt failure When closing with different frequency, ∣slip of frequency difference∣> “blocking
setting value of slip of frequency difference”
dang failure When closing with same frequency, ∣phase angle difference∣> “allowable
angular value”
failure lowV Ux or Ur is less than the “threshold to judge voltage”
Fr is above limit Any one of the measuring frequency on both sides of the paralleled point is less than
45Hz or more than 55 Hz
M Over Voltage Terminal voltage of the generator is above “Overvoltage value of the generator”

3.1.7 Operation time test of closing circuit
NSR-3652A offers the operation time test function of closing circuit of circuit breaker.
Operation time test of closing circuit refers to the time that the synchronous device sends closing
order till circuit breaker closes. When carry out this time test, circuit breaker closes is that
synchronous device detects closing. The test result of operation time test of closing circuit is for
reference only.
After the device completes quasi-synchronization, can enter the device menu” device
condition -> measuring value -> protect measurement” to see the corresponding real time value”
T_CB_closing” of the current channel.
3.2 NSR-3652S Principle

NSR-3652S device adopts 6U, 1/3 layer case that can configure several switching plug-ins,
and each switching plug-in has one corresponding synchronous point. Through remote control
and local methods can start switching plug-in to select synchronous point, and each time can only
select one synchronous point. One NSR-3652S can select five synchronous points.
3.3 Measurement and control function

1. NSR-3652A remote signaling mainly include: remote signaling collection, synthesis of double
points, and make record of sequence.
2. The remote control function of NSR-3652A can choose synchronous point by remote control.
3.4 Directions for coordinate use of synchronizer device

NSR-3652 series device can be coordinately used to achieve maximum benefit. The
coordinate use of one NSR-3652A and NSR-3652S can achieve automatic synchronizer of ten
channels (circuit or generator); the coordinate use ofone NSR-3652M and one NSR-3652S can
achieve manual synchronizer of ten channels (circuit or generator); the coordinate use of one
NSR-3652A, manual synchronizer and one NSR-3652S can realize manual or automatic
synchronizer of ten channels. Please refer to the content of chapter 8.12 for entire screen
debugging.

4. Hardware configuration
4.1 NSR-3652A Overall structure of device
NSR-3652A AUTOMATIC SYNCHRONIZER

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1 1 1 GND
ETH
2 2 2
1
3 3 3 KM+
4 4 4
5 5 5 KM-
ETH 6 6 6
IN SERVICE 2
7 7 7
8 8 8
1 2 9 9 9
ALARM
ETH 10 10 10
SUCCESS 3 4 3 11 11 11
12 12 12
CLOSING
5 6 13 13 13
STARTUP 14 14 14
RESERVE 7 8 15 15 15
16 16 16
DU
9 10 17 17 17
DFr 18 18 18
11 12
RESERVE
13 14
19 19 19
15 16 20 20 20
21 21 21
17 18 22 22 22
23 23 23
19 20 24 24 24
25 25 25
21 22 26 26 26
1 485+ 27 27 27
23 24 2 485- 28 28 28
RVT ESC 3 485+
4 485- 29 29 29
ENT 5 GPS+ 30 30 30
6 GPS- 31 31 31
7 RX232
- + 8 TX232 32 32 32
9 GND 33 33 33
RX232 34 34 34
TX232
GND 35 35 35
36 36 36
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Figure 4.1.1 Overall structural diagram of NSR-3652A device

4.2 NSR-3652A Back terminal of device
AC CPU BO BOBI220V DC220V
101 Uxa Uxb 102 301 Rmt_Ctl 401 Auto Mode 501 Grounding
The voltage of the side ETH1 Synchron
103 Uxc Uxn 104
that is to be paralleled 302 ous 10 402 Lockout 502
105 Us 106 The voltage of ETH2 303 Rmt_Ctl
403 BI19 503 Power+ Device
the system Startup power
107 Us’ 108 304 404 BI20 Binary 504
input
109 110 305 405 BI21 505 Power-
ETH3 Spare
group
Ⅱ
111 112 306 406 BI22 506
113 114 307 407 BI23 507
Spare
115 116 308 408 BI24 508
117 118 309 409 BICOM- 509
Spare
119 120 310 410 BI25 510
121 122 311 411 BI26 511 Common terminal1
First
Spare
group
123 124 312 412 BI27 512 Device failure signal
(instantan
313 413 BI28 Binary 513 Closing signal eous
Capture
input action)
314 failed 414 BI29 group 514 Abnormal alarm
Ⅲ
315 Closing 415 BI30 515 Common terminal2
Second
failed
316 416 BI31 516 Device failure group
signal
317 417 BI32 517 Closing signal (constant
Reset action)
318 418 BICOM- 518 Abnormal alarm
201 319 419 Rmt_Ctl

519
485 A+ Synchron
Reset 420
202 485 A- 320 ous 1 520 Overhaul of device
203 321 421 Rmt_Ctl 521 Reset signal

485 B+ Accelerate Synchron
204 322 422 ous 2 522 CB CLOSED
485 B-
205 323 423 Rmt_Ctl 523
Gps+ Decelerate Synchron
Timing
206 324 424 ous 3 524
starting
Gps- synchronizing
207 325 425 Rmt_Ctl 525 no voltage

Step up Synchron
208 326 426 ous 4 526 Synchronous point 1
209 327 427 Rmt_Ctl

527 Synchronous point 2
Binary
Step Synchron input
210 328 down 428 ous 5 528 Synchronous point 3

group
RXD Ⅰ
329 429 Rmt_Ctl 529 Synchronous point 4
211 TXD Print
Synchron
Lockout
212 330 430 ous 6 530 Synchronous point 5
GND
success Synchron
332 432 ous 7 532 Synchronous point 7

Closing Synchron
334 434 ous 8 534 Synchronous point 9
335 435 Rmt_Ctl

535 Synchronous point 10
Spare Synchron
336 436 ous 9 536 BICOM-
Figure 4.2.1 Back terminal drawing of NSR-3652A
4.3 NSR-3652S Overall structure of device
国电南瑞 NSR-3652S
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
10 10 10 10 10
11 11 11 11 11
12 12 12 12 12
13 13 13 13 13
14 14 14 14 14
15 15 15 15 15
16 16 16 16 16
17 17 17 17 17
18 18 18 18 18
19 19 19 19 19
20 20 20 20 20
21 21 21 21 21
22 22 22 22 22
23 23 23 23 23
24 24 24 24 24
25 25 25 25 25
26 26 26 26 26
27 27 27 27 27
28 28 28 28 28
29 29 29 29 29
30 30 30 30 30
31 31 31 31 31
32 32 32 32 32
33 33 33 33 33
34 34 34 34 34
35 35 35 35 35
36 36 36 36 36
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Figure 4.3.1 Overall structural diagram of NSR-3652S device

4.4 NSR-3652S Device switch board
Generator switch Circuit switch Synchronous
board board busbar board
301 YKH Start switching plug-in 401 YKH Start switching plug-in 501 YKH Start switching plug-in
Reset switching plug-in Reset switching plug-in
302 YKF 402 YKF 502 YKF Reset switching plug-in
303 Uxa 403 Uxa 503 Uxa
304 404 504 BUxa
305 Uxb 405 Uxb 505 Uxb
The voltage The voltage The voltage
306 406 of the side 506 BUxb
of the side of the side
307 Uxc that is to be 407 Uxc that is to be 507 Uxc that is to be
paralleled paralleled paralleled
308 408 508 BUxc
309 Uxn 409 Uxn 509 Uxn
310 410 510 BUxn
311 Us 411 Us 511 Us
312 412 The voltage of 512 BUs
The voltage of The voltage of
313 Us’ the system 413 Us’ the system 513 Us’ the system
314 414 514 BUs’
315 HW Circuit breaker closing input 415 HW Circuit breaker closing input 515 HW Circuit breaker closing input
316 416 516 BHW Circuit breaker closing
317 DEH permit 417 517
318 singal 418 518
319 419 519

TQH TQH Closing Trip TQH Closing Trip
Closing Trip
320 420 520
321 421 521 BTQH Synchronou
322 ZJXZ Rotation angle selection 422 522 BTQH’ s closing
323 423 523
XH2 Passive synchronous signal XH2 Passive synchronous signal XH2 Passive synchronous signal
324 424 524
325 XH1- Active synchronous signal 425 XH1- Active synchronous signal 525 XH1- Active synchronous signal
326 KR+ Synchronous point input 426 KR+ Synchronous point input 526 KR+ Synchronous point input
327 Voltage regulation power supply+ 427 527 BS+ Voltage regulation power supply+
328 Step up output 428 528 BS- Voltage regulation power supply-
329 Step down output 429 529 BSO+ Interlocking output power supply +
330 Voltage regulation power supply- 430 530 KMO+ Output operating power supply +
331 Speed regulation power supply+ 431 531 TY+ Step up input
332 Accelerate output 432 532 TY- Step down input
333 Decelerate output 433 533 TS+ Accelerate input
334 Speed regulation power supply- 434 534 TS- Decelerate input
335 KM+ Operation power supply + 435 KM+ Operation power supply + 535 KM+ Operation power supply +
336 KM- Operation power supply - 436 KM- Operation power supply - 536 KM- Operation power supply -
Figure 4.4.1 The back terminal chart of NSR-3652S switch board

Switching power supply+ ZJ1 ZJ2 ZJ3 ZJ4 Switching power supply-
535 536
V V V V
501
BSJ
Startup ZJ8 ZJ7 ZJ6 ZJ5
V V V V
ZJ9 ZJ10 ZJ11

V V V
BSJ
Reset
530 502 Startup lamp
ZJ9C
331 Speed regulating power supply+
Accelerate TS+
TS+
332 Accelerate output 533 V
TS-
333 Decelerate output
Decelerate TS-
534 V
334 Speed regulating power supply- ZJ10B

Step up TY+
327 Voltage regulating power supply+ 531 V
TY+ Step down TY-
328 Step up output
TY- 532 V
329 Step down output
330 Voltage regulating power supply-

Input power + Input power-
BSJ BS-
BS+ ZJ11B 529
V
527 ZJ11C 528
Us ZJ2B BUs
Uxa ZJ1B BUxa
511 ZJ6C 512
503 ZJ5C 504
Us' ZJ2C BUs'
Uxb ZJ1C BUxb
513 ZJ6B 514
505 ZJ5B 506
519 ZJ3B 521 BTQH
Uxc ZJ7B BUxc Closing trip
520 ZJ3C 522 BTQH'
507 ZJ8C 508
517 PT ZJ4B 518 BPT
Uxn ZJ7C BUxn
509 510 515 HW ZJ4C 516 BHW
ZJ8B
Figure 4.4.2 the schematic diagram of NSR-3652S switch board (take the synchronous busbar
board as an example, when regulate speed and voltage, the synchronous point of the generator is
started)

4.5 NSR-3652M manual synchronizer
1 Ux R-Ux 2
3 Ux’ R-Ux’ 4
5 Uxcr 6
7 MZ-A MZ-B 8
9 MZ-Ao MZ-Bo 10
MZ-Ao’ MZ-Bo’
11 DT-8 DT-6 12
13 DT-2 DT-4 14
Closing
15 output 16
17 -30 deg +30 deg 18
KM+ 19 Power+ 20
KM- 21 Power- op power- 22
GND 23 Grounding 24
Figure 4.5.1 The back terminal chart of manual synchronizer
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
9 10
11 12
13 14
15 16
17 18
KM+ 19 20
KM- 21 22
GND 23 24
Rear View
国电南瑞 NSR-3652M Manual Quasi-synchronization
国电南瑞 Power 国电南瑞 Power

Measurement Measurement
Instrument Instrument
IN SERVICE IN SERVICE
ALARM ALARM
SPARE SPARE
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Figure 4.5.2 Overall structural diagram of NSR-3652M device

4.6 Operating panel
The operating panel is used for
XZ1 XZ2 XZ3 XZ4 XZ5 XZ6 XZ7 XZ8 XZ9 XZ10
Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 Option 6 Option 7 Option 8 Option 9 Option 10
TQK SYA JYA JAA JIA HZA

Automatic Manual
Startup Step up Step down Accelerate Decelerate Closing
Synchronous mode
Figure 4.6.1 Schematic diagram of the operating panel

5. Setting value of device and parameters
The setting value of device includes device parameters, protection setting value and soft strap
setting value.
The device parameters include communication parameters and monitoring parameters.
The device provides 10 independent setting value areas to meet the requirements of 10
synchronous points. During normal operation, only one protection setting value area is effective, of
which the device parameters are commonly used by all setting value.
Attention!
All voltage setting values are based on the secondary current setting.
5.1 Communication parameters

5.1.1 Parameter list
Table 5.1-1 Communication parameters
No Name of setting value Scope of setting value
300、600、1200、2400、4800、9600、19200、38400、
1 Printer baud rate
57600
2 Enable high-speed printing 0、1
3 Enable Automatic printing 0、1
4 Bay NO
5 Station Name
6 Setting_prim_second_changed 1、2
7 Signal_prim_second_changed 1、2
8 Language 0、1、2
9 Time zone -12~13
10 Net A IP
11 Net A MASK
12 Net B IP
13 Net B MASK
14 Net C IP
15 Net C MASK
16 Enable A network 0、1
17 Enable B network 0、1
18 Enable C network 0、1
19 Device Address 0~65535
20 Station Address 0~65535

No Name of setting value Scope of setting value
21 103 protocol standard format 0、1、2、3、4
22 Trip Test 0、1
23 Sntp Server A IP A
24 Sntp Server A IP B
25 Sntp Server B IP A
26 Sntp Server B IP B
5.1.2 Setting value description

1 Printer baud rate
The printer baudrate for setting of local serial printer.
2 Enable high-speed printing
When it is adjusted to be "1", the printing speed is improved under the condition of decreasing
the printing quality.
3 Enable Automatic printing
When it is adjusted to "1" with new message generated from the device, it will be sent
automatically to the serial printer for printing.
4 Setting_prim_second_changed
When it is adjusted to "1", the protection setting is the primary value. When it is adjusted to "2",
the protection setting is the secondary value.
NOTE: The secondary value setting is adopted in this instruction for description. The
scope of In in the setting list is 1 or 5, which is correspondingly 1A or 5A of CT secondary

rated value.
5 Signal_prim_second_changed
When it is adjusted to "1", the output simulated value adopts the primary value, and When it is
adjusted to "2", the output analogy quantity adopts the secondary value.
6 Station Name
The parameters can be set as 16 letters (or figures). The setting is only used for message
print.
5.2 Equipment parameters

Figure 5.2-1 Device parameters of NSR-3652A
NO Name of setting value Scope of setting value
1 Synchronous device At most eight Chinese characters

NO Name of setting value Scope of setting value
2 Zone code of setting value 0~10
5.2.2 Setting value description

1. Synchronous device
The 16 bit character location code that is to be adjusted can be adjusted to 8 Chinese
characters or 16 letters (or numbers), and Chinese characters and letters (or numbers) can have
mixed adjustment. This setting value can only be used for message printing.
2. Zone code of setting value
It refers to the current effective setting value zone. There are ten sets of synchronous setting
value that are available for switch, which correspond to the ten synchronous points. The device
parameter doesn’t have classification, which has only one set of setting value.
5.3 Synchronous setting value

5.3.1 Setting value list
Figure 5.3-1 Synchronous setting value of NSR-3652A
Menu The range of
NO Description of setting value Unit
text setting value
PT_x PT secondary rated voltage of the side that is to be
1 V 57.7～380
paralleled
2 PT_s PT secondary rated voltage of the system V 57.7～380
3 NO_VOL The threshold of judging no voltage % 5~30
4 HAVE_VOL The threshold of judging voltage % 30~80
5 GE_OVER_VOL Voltage value of the generator % 105~150
6 VOL_DIF Allowable voltage difference % 5~30

ANG_EXCEED Angular phase value of the system exceeds the
7 ° 0~330
side that is to be paralleled
8 T_CLOSING Operation time of closing circuit ms 20~999
9 Fr_DIF Allowable frequency difference Hz 0~0.50
10 ALG_SYNCHRO Allowable closing angular phase value ° 0~85
11 Fr_DIF_BLOCK Setting value of frequency difference slip blocking Hz/s 0.15~9.99
12 T_RESET Reset time after starting the synchronization s 0~999

13 T_FM_S Same frequency FM pulse width ms 10~9999
14 COE_Fr Proportional coefficient of frequency sharing
0~80
control
15 T_FM FM pulse interval ms 10~9999
16 COE_VOL Proportional coefficient of voltage sharing control 0~80
17 T_VOL Voltage regulation interval ms 10~9999
Control character of operational mode:

“1” refers to function input, and “0” refers to function exit
1 EN_SYN_TYPE parallel type of synchronous point 0，1
2 EN_CHK_NO_VOL No-voltage closing input 0，1
3 EN_AFM Automatic frequency modulation input and exit 0，1
4 EN_AV Automatic Voltage regulation input and exit 0，1
5 EN_PT_FAILURE Enable check PT failure 0，1
Numeric type setting value explanation:

1. PT secondary rated voltage of the side that is to be paralleled: it is PT secondary rated voltage of the
system side that is to be paralleled;
2. PT secondary rated voltage of the system: it is PT secondary rated voltage of the system;
3. The threshold of judging no voltage: when judge no voltage closing and check the setting value of the
voltage, then it will be the percentage of rated voltage, and when the voltage is less than this setting value, it
will be no voltage;
4. The threshold of judging voltage: the setting value of voltage when carry out same frequency or different
frequency closing is the percentage of rated voltage, and when the voltage exceeds this setting value, it will
be voltage;
5. Voltage value of the generator: when the control character” parallel type of synchronous point ” is 1, it
means the side that is to be paralleled is the generator and it needs to check over voltage, and if voltage of
the side that is to be paralleled is more than the setting value, then the generator will be over voltage.
6. Allowable voltage difference: it refers to allowable voltage difference blocking value of the side that is to be
paralleled and the system when carry out voltage difference closing, and the voltage of the side that is to be
paralleled can be more than the voltage of the system, or it can be less than the system frequency;
7. Angular phase value of the system exceeds the side that is to be paralleled: when it is used for
calculating angular phase value, it will compensate for angular phase value of the system exceeds the side
that is to be paralleled which is caused by wiring or other reasons;
8. Operation time of closing circuit: it refers to the time from sending closing pulse to closing circuit breaker,
and the unit is ms. The device has the function of making real-time calculation of the closing time of circuit
breaker（from sending closing pulse to collect TWJ）, and each time after completing closing, can see the
real-time value “T_CB_closing” of closing time of the current channel from the menu” device state->
measured value-> protecting measurement”, and the value is only to be the reference of the setting value of
“closing circuit operation time”;
9. Allowable frequency difference: it refers to allowable frequency difference blocking value of the side that is
to be paralleled and the system when carry out frequency difference closing, and the frequency of the side
that is to be paralleled can be more than the frequency of the system, or it can be less than the system
frequency;
10. Allowable closing angular phase value: it refers to the allowable closing angular phase value of the side
that is to be paralleled and the system when carry out same frequency closing;
11. Setting value of frequency difference slip blocking: it refers to the blocking setting value of the change
rate of frequency difference of the side that is to be paralleled and the system;
12. Reset time after starting the synchronization: the maximum time from starting the synchronization to reset,
and the unit is s. if it doesn’t meet the closing condition after this time, the device will reset the whole
synchronization process;

13. Same frequency FM pulse width: if the angular phase doesn’t meet the condition when carry out same
frequency closing, then it will send “accelerating” order, and the setting value will be the width of accelerating
pulse;
14. Proportional coefficient of frequency sharing control: the coefficient to calculate pulse width when the
frequency difference doesn’t meet the condition when carry out frequency difference closing;
15. FM pulse interval: the interval of the pulse that is sent when modulate the frequency;
16. Proportional coefficient of voltage sharing control: the coefficient to calculate voltage regulation pulse
width when use voltage sharing function;
17. Voltage regulation interval: the interval of the pulse that is sent when regulating the voltage.
Setting value explanation of control character:

1. Parallel type of synchronous point:”1” refers to that the side that is to be paralleled is the generator and it
needs to check over voltage; ”0” refers to do nothing;
2. No-voltage closing input: ”1” refers to that the device will check no voltage closing; ”0” refers to that
carry out different frequency or same frequency closing judgment after starting the device;
3. Automatic frequency modulation input and exit: ”1” refers to that the device will automatically
modulate the frequency; ”0” refers to no modulation;
4. Automatic voltage regulation input and exit: ”1” refers to that the device will automatically regulate
the voltage and ”0” refers to no regulation.
5. Enable check PT failure: ”1” refers to that the device will check whether PT has a breakage or not
and ”0” refers to no test.
5.4 VEBI Setting

Table 4.4-1 Setting value of VEBI_LINK
No. Name of setting value Description of setting value
1 VEBI_Rmt_Modify_set Functions of remotely modified setting value
2 VEBI_Rmt_Ctrl_Strp Functions of soft strap of remote input and exit
[VEBI_Rmt_Modify_set] can only be modified in place to develop the function of background

switching setting value zone. When the setting value is set to “1”, the setting operation of
protection setting value can be carried out in background.
[VEBI_Rmt_Ctrl_Strp] can only be modified in place to develop the function of remote

modified soft strap. When the value is set to “1”, the input and exit operation of soft strap can be
carried out in background; if the value be set to “0”, it is prohibited to carry out input and exit soft
strap in backstage.
5.5 Remote Control parameters

Table 5.5-1 Remote Control parameters
No Name of parameter Scope of parameter
1. Remote control pulse width settings 0.04~600s

5.5.2 Description of parameter
1．Remote control pulse width settings
The broadening time of remote exit can be set within 0.04~600s.

6. Human-machine interface
The users can obtain various information through entering the protection device with keyboard
operation of the protection device, as well as connecting the protection device with PC through the
serial port in the front panel of the device with the help of the auxiliary software NSRTools to
browse the information in the protection device and monitor the operation status of the protection
device. The above functions can also be achieved through the RS485 interface of the protection
device with the help of the automatic system software in the transformer substation.
This chapter will introduce the human-machine interfaces (HMIs), menu tree structure, and LCD
as well as how to input settings and view messages by keyboard operation in this chapter.
6.1 General
6.1.1 Design
The HMI function is realized by a special HMI module, which extracts the information that the user
needs to focus on and provides it to the user by means of LED ON/OFF or LCD. In addition, the
user can search the associated information with the help of keyboard.
The HMI module mainly consists of the followings:
◼ Liquid crystal display (LCD)
NSR-376 protective device employ monochrome LCD (resolution: 160×160) to display the bay
SLD, running state, parameters, settings, debugging menu, fault messages etc. It is provided with
LCD backlight power supply control function, which will go on when a button is pressed or new
information is displayed; otherwise, it will go off automatically after 2 minutes.
◼ Keyboard
6.1.2 Keyboard for Device
The device is provided with eight standard keys—(1) “Left” ("◄"), (2) “Up” ("▲"), (3) “Right” ("►"),
(4) “Down” ("▼"), (5) “+”, (6) "-", (7) “ENT” and , (8) “ESC”, (9) “RVT”.
RVT ESC
ENT
- +
Figure 6.1.1 Keyboard for Protective Device

No. Item Functions
1 "▲" and "▼" Move the cursor upwards/downwards among the objects
2 "◄" and "►" Move the cursor leftwards/rightwards among the objects
3 "+" and "-" Add/deduct the figure; turn page
4 ENT Confirm/execute
5 ESC Escape the current menu or return to previous menu; cancel the present operation
6 RVT Signal reset.
NOTE: The password is necessary after either setting modification, otherwise, the setting
modification will be invalid.

6.1.3 LED Signal Indicator Light
Such Definition as indication of front panel for the protective device are as follows:
Table 6.1.1 Signal Indicator Light
Indicator Statu Description
Light s
IN SERVICE Green The protective device is at normal operation
ALARM Yellow The protective device alarm
SUCCESS Green Lights on when completes quasi-synchronization, lights off after signal
reset
CLOSING Red The synchronizer operation
STARTUP Red The synchronizer startup
du Green ∣Voltage difference∣< allowable voltage difference
dFr Green ∣frequency difference∣< “allowable frequency difference
NOTE:
The running light will go on only all the blocking device is free from major fault after energization.
After the protective device operation to send out associated command, the main protection
tripping light and backup tripping light are lit, which can go off only by manual reset or remote reset.
The operator can press the “Signal reset” button on the front panel or the “Signal reset” button in
the cubicle to extinguish the light.
6.1.4 Communication Network Interface
Fig.6.1.2 Communication Network Interface in Front Panel

The protective device is provided with a RJ-45 network interface on the front panel, which is used
to communicate with local PCs with the help of computer-aided software NSRTools.
6.2 Menu structure

6.2.1 Overview
The following figure shows all sub-menus and structures of the device’s menu tree.
Enter the menu under normal operation screen or pop-up report, press “CANCEL” button.
Roll among all sub-menus through “▲” and “▼” buttons, press “OK” to enter the selected
sub-menu and press “Cancel” to return previous menu.

Main menu
装置信息
Device status Local Control
Reset
MEASUREMNT Manual recorde wave
RLY_MEASUREMNT Cleanup Reports
Cleanup Statistics
Phase angle
measurement
BI STATE
Print Report
Equip Desc
Present Value
REPORT About Settings
About Report
FAULT
Print Oscillogram
Alarm Report
About Protocol
BI_CHG_REPORT
Cancel print
Run Report
Trip Report
TEST MODE
ORDER_REPORT
RelayRpt Test
Comm Test Check Test

SETTINGS
BI Test
Device parameters
Trip Test
Equipment parameters
Remote control
Protection setting
CBCLOSE_TIME_TEST
VEBI setting
Remote parameters
INTERFACE
Setting Copy
Language
CLOCK
Set Password
Help
Contents
Version
Figure 6.2.1 NSR-3652A menu tree

6.2.2 Device status
The device status includes measured values binary state and state of remote signalling. The

current value of voltage, current and other analogs can be viewed through measured value so as
to understand the current running state of device. The device’s hard binary input state and remote
signalling information can be viewed through binary input state and state of remote signalling.
Under normal operating conditions, the values reflected by the device shall be consistent with the
corresponding value of the actual system.
6.2.3 Display report
The menu displays the tripping report and self-test report that may appear in NSR600R-S
device. All of these reports are stored in the power-down retentive memory.
The protective device saves various reports and information during the operation, the user
can select different retrieval modes to view. Currently, it provides two retrieval modes: start from
the nearest item and retrieve according to the access time. Press “OK” to enter the function screen,
it first displays the retrieval mode and retrieval condition input window, input retrieval modes and
conditions, then press “OK”, it will display the items that comply with the retrieval conditions.
Begin to display from the nearest items, firstly display an event occurred up to the minute, use
“▲” to view the next item and “▼” to view previous item.
As it retrieves and displays according to access time, use “▼” and “▲” on screen to move
cursor and roll screen, and use “◄” to move to the previous page and “►” to move to the next
page.
Press “Cancel” to return to previous menu.

6.2.4 Set setting value
It is uses this menu to set and protect all required parameters and setting values. The device
provides 20 independent setting value zones to adapt to different operating conditions.
Use “▲” and “▼” to select the submenu, and use “◄” or “►” to move the cursor to the
numbers that need to be modified, press “▲” or “▼” to modify the data, and then press “OK” to
confirm the changes made.
If it needs to stop the process to modify setting value, just press the “Cancel” to return to
previous menu, the setting value of the device will not be modified.
When set the protection setting values, it needs to firstly select the zone code of setting value
to be set according to the screen popped up by LCD, which can be the current run setting value
zone or the non-run setting value zone.
6.2.5 Local Command
This menu is used to manually signal reverted, manually recorded waves, clear report, clear
statistical.
6.2.6 Debugging menu
Communication drive aims to facilitate the need of communication opposite point. All actions,
self-inspection and variable report can be generated under the condition of without external analog
quantity through communication drive in order to facilitate the debugging of field communications. The
exit drive is used to carry out drive test to all relay exits.
6.2.7 System settings
“Language selection” is used to select and set language from the displayed information of
device; under “Modify Clock” menu, you can view and modify the clock information, and the date
and time display format: YYYY-MM-DD and hh: mm: ss, all values are displayed by numbers. The
password setting is used to modify and set the password.

Press “▲”, “▼”, “◄” or “►” to move the cursor to the data to be modified. Press “OK” and
then press “▲” or “▼” to modify the data and press “OK” to confirm the final modifications.
If it needs to stop the process to modify clock, just press the “Cancel” to return to previous
menu, the date and time of the device will not be modified.
6.2.8 Help menu
Of which, the “Help Contents” item gives the description of help for major operations in text
description; “program version” displays the program version, checksum and program generation
time.

7. Communication
7.1 Overview
This chapter mainly describes the interface and protocols adopted by NSR-3652A series of
protection and monitoring device and monitoring system communication. This device may choose
conventional electric-port Ethernet or optical Ethernet communication. The communication
protocol adopts IEC60870-5-103. You can select corresponding communication protocols by
setting relevant configuration parameters.
Different network communication protocols can use the same physical network port, and
respective port numbers can be used to distinguish the links so as to ensure the normal
communication. The same network communication protocol can be connected to more than one
upper clients, which can be distinguished by the IP address or client number of different upper
computers.
It shall note that this chapter does not focus on the discussion of this protocol, if you want to
know the information about the protocol, please refer to related communication protocol standards.
This chapter focuses on describing the features of the communication protocol used by the device.
7.2 Ethernet communication interface

The device provides 3 physical Ethernet interfaces and both of them support the upper
computer to carry out network communication. The applicable state of specific protocol of network
communication can be set by single communication parameters.
The network port interface of the device is standard RJ45 interface or optical interface. Under
the standard RJ45 interface, it is recommended to use ultra-high five shielding twisted-pair cable
as physical media; under the optical interface, it can use matched single-mode fiber or multimode
fiber as physical media.
The network communication mode not only supports point-to-point connection
communications but also supports to form switched network communication through a switch. As
there are a few of communication devices, the point-to-point connection communication can be
used. Under normal circumstances, they are connected to form switched network through a switch
to communicate.
The switched network can support the star network or ring network according to the actual
situation of the switch.
7.3 IEC60870-5-103 protocol

Ethernet IEC60870-5-103 protocol is a device communication standard formulated for
function expansion on the basis of standard IEC60870-5-103 protocol so as to all communication
functions of substation integrated automation system. In consideration of self-describing
submission, all services are achieved using general classification service.
Ethernet IEC60870-5-103 protocol link layer uses TCP/IP link, as well as the way combing
initiative submission and confirmation in one to carry out confirmation of information transmission.
Protection event generates initiative submission, alarms, self-inspection and binary input
generates variable initiative submission, and telemetry data change is sent initiatively. The device
sends all quantities of state responding to total calls. The general classification services can be
used to retrieve relevant description information.
This device supports ASDU21 and ASDU10 general classification service commands. Please
refer to the IEC60870-5-103 protocol to understand more information about these two messages.
7.4 IEC61850 protocol

This device supported by the IEC 61850 developed in strict accordance with the relevant

standards of the IEC. For more information, please refer to the Statute of the IEC 61850 standard.
Related documents can be obtained from the official website of the IEC (http://www.iec.ch).
This device via Ethernet to support the IEC61850 server-side function.

8. Operation & Monitoring
It describes installation and debugging details for the protective device in this chapter, including
mechanical and electrical installation processes, energization and inspection of external circuits,
settings and configuration as well as verification of protection functions. As a result, this chapter
can also serve as the reference manual for regular tests.
The chapter is applicable to the installation, debugging and maintenance staffs. The installation
staffs should have basic electrical operation knowledge and be experienced in testing device and
protection functions.
◼ DANGER
DANGER:
◼ The safety rules made by the country and enterprise must be followed. The strict safety
measures must be taken for HV environment to prevent personal injuries and device
damages.
◼ Do not make electrical connections for the device during running because it has high voltage
and big current endangering safety.
◼ Do not touch the circuit after opening the package because electrostatic potential difference
may exist between the operator and the circuit, which may result in personal injuries and
device damages.
◼ The appropriate insulating testing terminal should be used to measure the signals in open
circuit because dangerous voltage/current exists.
◼ Never insert/take out the module or remove/connect cables when the protective device is in
running because the dangerous voltage/current is deadly, the running of protective device
may be stopped and the measuring circuit may be damaged.
◼ The protective device and testing device must be solidly earthed all the time; otherwise it may
damage the protective device and testing device or result in personal injuries.
◼ Never open the secondary circuit of CT during running; otherwise, very high secondary
inducing voltage may occur, which may damage the CT and endanger personal safety.
◼ Never open the front/rear panel of the device when the device is live.
◼ WARNING:
WARNING:
◼ Eligible transinterface package should be used for module transinterfaceation. The operator
must wear the ESD protective wrist strap when handling the modules. The wrist strap should
be solidly connected to the protective device earth.

◼ Never connect the live cable to the protective device.
◼ Wear the ESD protective wrist strap all the time during replacing modules after
de-energization. The ESD protective wrist strap should be solidly connected to the protective
device earth.
◼ NOTE:
NOTE:
◼ Confirm the protection zone setting is valid before switching the protection setting zone.
◼ The protective device can withstand 3 times rated current for a long term.
◼ Switching to invalid setting zone will result in blocking the device.
8.1 General
Prior to debugging, the setting for each function should be worked out, which had better be the
setting used in running.
Appearance inspection should be performed after the package of the protective device or the
panel/cubicle mounted with protective device is opened. The protective device and panel/cubicle
should be mounted in the protection chamber. Check the correctness of protection system
connection and installation.
If the system is designed with communication functions, the communication module should be first
configured prior to debugging.
Each function should be tested according to the preset settings. The function tests and associated
secondary system tests should be complete. The polarity check should be performed if the primary
system permits.
8.2 Appearance Inspection

1. Remove transinterface package
2. Check appearance
◼ Check the protection panel/cubicle, the protective device and other auxiliaries, which should
be free from visual damage;
◼ Check the nameplate of the protective device;
◼ Check the nameplate of other auxiliary device and make sure they are applicable to the
project;
◼ Check connections in the panel
Check the conductor route in compliance with the project demand and make sure no connection
mistake exists.
◼ Check labels

Check the labels of protection links, terminals, bushings, LEDs, switches and buttons and make
sure the identifications can meet the project demand.
◼ Check modules
Check all the modules of the protective device and make sure they are correctly mounted and free
from loose bolts.
◼ Check earth cable
Make sure the earth terminals are solidly connected to the earth copper bar via earth cable.
◼ Check switches, links and buttons
Check all the switches, keyboards, links and buttons and make sure they are in good condition.
3. Check compliance of items with that described in delivery documents
Check the software functions contained in the protective device according to the supplied
documents.
4. Check damages during transinterface
Product inspection should cover every aspect of the protective device so that it can make sure the
device is free from appearance damage and has correct functions with measured values in the
given error range.
8.3 Installation
8.3.1 General
The mechanical and electrical conditions in the site should fall in the permissive range according
to the technical specifications of protective device (see Chapter II). The extreme conditions should
be avoided such as dust, humidity, fast temperature change, electrical vibration and shock, fast
transient change, strong EM field etc.
Sufficient space before/after the protection panel should be available for easy maintenance and
future upgrade. For the flush mounted device, modules can be added/replaced without complex
removal.

8.3.2 Dimensions
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国电南瑞 NSR-3652A
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Measurement Measurement
Instrument Instrument
IN SERVICE IN SERVICE
ALARM ALARM
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Figure 8.3.2 Physical Dimension of NSR-3652A/S/M Device
8.3.3 Electrical Connections

The associated codes must be followed during installation. The STP or cable should be employed
to reduce EM interference when necessary.
When the conductor is required of shielding, 360 °shielding should be performed and the
shielding layer should be solidly earthed. The same signal circuit should be mounted in one cable.
Different signal lines should not be set in one cable. The control signal and measuring signal cable
should be separated.

8.3.3.1 DC Power Supply
The DC power supply can be directly screwed to the Phenix terminals on the rear of the DC
module.
8.3.3.2 I/O Signals
The device is provided with welded terminals so that the user can insert and fix the associated
terminal connector.
For the sake of safety, the insulating bushing should be provided to meet the demand on terminal
insulation.
Except EIA (RS) 485 interface, the conductor for connecting welded terminals and heavy-duty
terminals should have its voltage not smaller than the minimum rated voltage (3000Vrms).
8.3.3.3 Protection Earth
The impedance between the protective device earth and the substation earth should meet the
relevant national standards. The yellow-green conductor (sectional area not smaller than 4mm2)
should be used to connect the earth terminal on the power supply module backplate with the earth
copper bar of the protection panel/cubicle. The earth line conductor should be as short as possible.
The optimum conductance should be achieved by various measures. Special emphasis should be
attached to the contact reliability and corrosion resistance.
8.4 Inspection of External Circuit

Check the related circuit, including the other parts in the secondary system connected to the
protective device. Note the inspection must be made after the protective device is disabled and the
relevant safety measures are taken.
8.4.1 DC Power Supply

Check the DC power supply voltage and make sure it falls in the permissive range in the running
conditions. Check the polarity of the terminals on DC module backplate.
8.4.2 Binary Input Circuit

First, disconnect the binary input signal with the input module and check the input signals. The
polarity of the input electrical signals should be compliant with the specifications of the protective
device.
NOTE: In some cases, the binary input signal power is supplied by external DC auxiliary
power. In this case, the voltage level should be checked before connection; otherwise, it
may damage the protective device. The input state can be viewed on PC with the help of
computer-aided software or on the LCD. After an input is generated, the LCD will be
updated.
8.4.3 Binary Output Circuit

First, disconnect the binary output signal with the output module and check the output signals. The
load and polarity should be compliant with the specifications of the protective device.

8.5 Power on of Device
Before energization, please make sure the protective device is correctly connected to the external
circuit.
After energization, the user should re-configure the protective device, reset the device time and
check the self-check Report to make sure that the protective device can be put into running. In
addition, the user should check the version of the software, the mounted modules and ordered
quantity and make sure the protective device delivered is compliant with that in the order.
8.6 Configuration Device

The user must offer the settings of all parameters to be set. Each setting related to the function
contained in the protective device must be correctly set to make sure the protective device has
correct action. Each parameter has a value by default prior to shipment.
Two methods for settings are available:
◼ Download the settings to the protective device via PC with the help of computer-aided
software. Before download, PC must be connected to the protective device via the
communication interfaces on the front panel; and
◼ Manual setting via the keyboard.
Password is required to modify the setting: “+”, “◄”, “▲” and “-”.
The user should be responsible for application settings and testing of various protection logics
unless otherwise specified.
8.7 Communication Test

This test must be completed through background remote access of the protection device, and
meanwhile, corresponding adjustments shall be made according to different communication
protocols adopted.
This test doesn’t aim at verifying the integrity of system operation from protection device to
background, but instead, it’s only for verifying the soundness of the communication port on the
back of protection device and the correctness of protocol conversion.
8.8 AC Measurement and Verification

Current measurement and verification
The test is to verify that the precision of current measurement is within the permissible error range.
Use tester to inspect theamplitude. The concrete reading may be viewed through the menu
“protection sampling”, or by auxiliary software NSRTools The measurement precision of protection
device is ±2.5%. However, the extra error arising from the precision of testing apparatuses and the
artificial accidental error in testing process must be considered. So, it may be considered up to
standard if the composite error is not over ±5%.
2. Voltage measurement and verification

The test is to verify that the precision of voltage measurement is within the permissible error range.
Use tester to inspect theamplitude. The concrete reading may be viewed through the menu
“protection sampling”, or by dint of auxiliary software NSRTools The measurement precision of
protection device is ±2.5%. However, the extra error arising from the precision of testing
apparatuses and the artificial accidental error in testing process must be considered. So, it may be
considered up to standard if the composite error is not over ±5%.
NOTE: User shall keep tripping and closing circuits open during testing process, and avoid
maloperation of circuit breaker due to accidental operation.
8.9 Check the Binary Input

Enable each binary input respectively, and check whether their status changes.
8.10 Check the Binary Output

Close the power supply of the device and the block junction of the device shall close; if the device
is in normal running status, the block junction of the device shall be disconnected;
When VT circuit failure, the alarm junction of the device shall be closed;
If the protection element acts, corresponding output junction shall be closed.
8.11 Protection Setting Verification and Functional Test

Tools for testing the protection device:
◼ computation sheet
◼ Substation primary system diagram
◼ Typical wiring diagram of protection device
◼ User’s manual
◼ Protection Relay Tester
User must correctly set up the protection device before test, and then test the protection functions
which will be used only.
Test result may be obtained by the following means:
◼ Binary output signal
◼ LCD
◼ NSRTools, PC
◼ Integrated substation automation system
All setting zones shall be tested, and user may enable the functions to be tested through setting
value, and disable other functions. In testing process user may lock communication function by the
binary input of “enable overhaul status”.

Inspect settings to ensure that the concrete settings specially applied to the project have been
correctly set to the protection device.
8.12 Print Report

It’s available to print the fault report of the protection device, for purpose of obtaining the details
about protection action. Operation personnel may start the binary input signal “print” by pressing
the print button on the protection screen, or operate printing menu to realize the function of printing
fault report very easily. It shall be noted that, in case of printing fault report by pressing the print
button, we could only print the report of the last action. A complete fault report shall include the
following contents:
1) Tripping event report
2) Status of all binary input when the protection is started
3) Self-test and binary input bit change during start of protection device
4) Fault waveform compatible with COMTRADE format
5) All settings when protection device trips
8.13 The entire screen debugging

The entire screen debugging of quasi-synchronizing series device after group panel will be
carried out according to the following fundamental steps and instructions.
8.13.1 Testing specification of NSR-3652A

8.13.2 Select synchronizing point
◼ Each time can only select a synchronizing point, and the switching circuit of other
synchronizing points will be automatically locked.
◼ Only when all the switching circuits of all the synchronizing points are in the state of reset
can switch other synchronizing points.
◼ When select more than or less than one synchronizing point each time, NSR-3652A
device will alarm and lock synchronizing logic.
◼ the selection methods of synchronizing points are as follows:
Through each startup button of switching plug-in to select the synchronizing point;
Select the synchronizing point by starting the synchronizing relay of NSR-3652A.
8.13.3 Reset to synchronous point

◼ Manual reset: Press the reset button on the synchronizing screen or reset key on the
front panel of NSR-3652A.
◼ Remote control reset: Communication port controls ”reset”, then the relay will be reset.
◼ Automatic reset: after the success of quasi-synchronizing parallel and the end of closing
pulse, the device will automatically start “reset” after three seconds, and the relay will

reset to the synchronizing point.
8.13.4 Operating instructions of automatic synchronizer

◼ Let the changing-over handle point to automatic location.
◼ Select the synchronizing points that need parallel operation.
◼ Start quasi-synchronizing logic
◼ Synchronizer results and treatment methods
After starting the synchronizer and before the success of synchronization, if there are some
conditions of locking synchronizer, send “failure of synchronizer parallel” and end the
synchronization process;
If the paralleled pulse automatically resets to the synchronous point 3s after being sent out,
then the whole synchronization process ends.
8.13.5 Operating instructions of automatic synchronizer

◼ Let the changing-over handle point to manual location.
◼ Select the synchronizing points that need parallel operation.
◼ Observe the combination table to see frequency difference, voltage difference, and
phase difference. For generator synchronous point, manually press speed and voltage
regulating button can make frequency difference, voltage difference change to the
required direction.
◼ When the frequency difference, voltage difference, phase difference are into the specified
range, press the closing button to realize parallel.
8.13.6 Function test of automatic synchronizer

◼ Simulation test
Use the relay protection tester or variable frequency power supply to analog input AC voltage on
both sides of the synchronous point, change amplitude, frequency of the AC voltage on both sides, and
test locking of voltage difference, frequency difference, and frequency difference slip, closing
condition of the quasi-synchronization device, and record test data.
Closing circuit test: Disconnect the isolating switch that is related to the synchronous circuit
breaker to ensure it to close without current, and test the wring condition of the closing circuit, and
record the test result.
◼ Field test
When complete the “simulation test”, and if meet the condition, the AC voltage of PT that is
on both sides of synchronous point and signal like the closing joint of synchronous circuit breaker
should be introduced to carry out “parallel” test.
Attention

Preparations for parallel: Disconnect the isolating switch that is related to the circuit breaker which is to be
paralleled. When operate the generator synchronous point, in order to avoid the automatic synchronizer
device abnormally regulate excitation device that regulates the speed, you must first disconnect the speed
and voltage regulating circuit.

9. Maintenance
9.1 Maintenance Schedule
It is recommended to perform maintenance periodically to the device after installation of protection
device. If the device is operated under harsh natural condition with rarely operation, it is suggested
to check the normal operation of device regularly.
This device is equipped with overall Self-check function, thus it needs less maintenance work
compared with the protection device previous designed. Most of the problems Self-check finds are
trigger device alarm, therefore the user can be reminded to adopt remedy timely. Device is
blocked only by serious hardware fault to make the protection quitting from operation. However,
Regular Inspection is necessary to make sure all the function of all device is normal and perfect
external wiring is Perfect..
9.2 Regular Inspection

The protection device is available for overall Self-check, and routine testing is only to test the
typical regular items or it can be conducted according to the user's calibration regulations.
9.3 Fault Tracking and Recovery

The device sends out remote alarm signal when it finds fault through Self-check. The Self-check
Report is displayed in the panel LCD with lighting of relative alarm indicator and formation of
Self-check Report stored in the device. The browsing of "Self-check Report" can track the fault
discovered by Self-check of the device. For detailed operation, please check the chapter about
human-machine interface.
Please confirm the following contents when fault is found in the Regular Inspection:
◼ The correctness of circuit connection
◼ Correct position and precision of module
◼ Correct DC power voltage grade
◼ Correct AC input
The testing procedure shall be strictly consistent with the requirement of relative general
stipulation or debugging outline.
9.4 Replacement of Fault Modules

If there is fault in some module and there is standby, the user can replace the Fault Modules and
recover the operation of device.
Field maintenance is only available for module replacement, it is not suggested to carry out
maintenance for components.
Check and make sure the name (e.g. AC1A, DC220V, CPU, BI48V, BO and so on) and hardware
model of the replaced module is consistent with the previous module. Moreover, make sure the

same software vision is available for the replaced module if the CPU has to be replaced.
The module name and model can be referred in the module, and the software vision is available at
the "procedure vision" through liquid crystal.
WARNING: Qualified personnel with appropriate training is allowed to carry out the
replacement of module or device after relative safety measures have been taken for the
device and disconnecting of device power, meanwhile, strict anti-static measures shall be
taken.
WARNING: Anti-static measures shall be taken during the operation of module, for
example, wear a anti-static cuff, the lug-in shall be placed on a grounding conductor pad.
Otherwise, it might be resulted in damage of electronic components. Setting inspection is
required after replacement of CPU.
WARNING: Make sure the configuration and external wiring of module replaced shall
be consistent with the previous module. Once it is different, unexpected operation or incorrect
operation of breaker might result in danger, and bring the field staff into dangerous situation.
1.Replace module
◼ Cut off DC auxiliary power
◼ Disconnect trip or output resulted in malfunction of protection device
◼ Short connect all AC current input and disconnect all AC voltage input
◼ Loose module screw
◼ Adopt different operation procedures according to different types of module
DANGER: During the time to cut off the DC power, dangerous voltage might exist in DC
circuit, please wait 30s for voltage discharge
1.1.Replace man-machine conversation module (front panel)
◼ Open the front panel of device
◼ Remove the flat cable connected the panel and device back panel
◼ Remove the man-machine conversation module
◼ The replaced module shall be installed according to the reversed procedures.
1.2 Replace AC (AC1A/AC5A), DC (DC220V/ DC110V), CPU, optical coupler or BO module.
◼ Loose the module terminal screw
◼ Pull up the module terminal

◼ Loose the module screw
◼ Extract the module
◼ The replaced module shall be installed according to the reversed procedures.
Input the detailed setting for engineering application after replacement of CPU module.
9.5 Cleaning
Prior to Cleaning of the device, please make sure the DC auxiliary power (or AC auxiliary power),
current transformer and voltage transformer are cut off to prevent electric shock during the
clearing.
Cleaning shall be conducted according to relative regulations.
9.6 Storage
The standby device or module shall be stored in the original package or clean and dry room.
The storage temperature shall be in accordance with the requirement of standard technical
parameter in chapter 2 with temperature scope for long-term storage arranging from -10°C to
40°C.

退役和处置
10. Retirement of Service and Disposal

10.1 Retirement
1) Power off
Open the external circuit breaker of auxiliary power for the device.
2) Disconnection of all wires
Disconnect all various electrical wires connected with devices.
DANGER: Prior to disconnect the electrical wires connected with the device AC module,
please confirm that the external circuit breaker has been cut off to prevent danger.
DANGER: Prior to disconnect the electrical wires connected with the device AC module,
please confirm that the device with corresponding AC input is out of service to prevent
danger.
3) Removal from panel or cubicle
After completion of above procedure, loose the set screws, and remove the device form the panel
or cubicle.
DANGER: During the operation of other adjacent device, please strictly conform the
safety distance of the removed device and other device in operation, especial for unskilled
professionals.
10.2 Disposal
During the disposal of out-of-service device, please refer to relative regulations about the disposal
of waste electronic product in the country adopted.
NOTE: Relative regulations about the product application on disposal of waste electronic
product in the country shall be strictly observed.

11. Product ordering information
Device model description of NSR-3652A
NSR-3652A 0 0 0
Production information
communication
R: Duplex RS485, twisted pair
E: Duplex Ethernet, category-5 twisted pair
T: Triple Ethernet, category-5 twisted pair
Specifications of PT
1. The rated value of PT is 100 V
2. The rated value of PT is 400 V
Supply voltage
1. DC 110V
2. DC 220V
Device model description of NSR-3652M
NSR-3652M 0 0 0 0 0
Supply voltage
1. DC 110V
2. DC 220V

Device model description of NSR-3652S
NSR-3652S 0
P4 socket switch board configuration

0: Without a switch board
1: Circuit switch board
2: Generator switch board



Supply voltage
1: DC 110V
2: DC 220V

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Before using the product, read this chapter carefully.

to neglect of safety and prevention measures.

to neglect of safety and prevention measures.

Operation Instruction and Warning

electrical devices. Personal injury or device damage might be aroused by misoperation.

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The grounding terminal of the device shall be reliably grounded.

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1.1 Scope of application ..........................................................................................................1

1.2 Product features ............................................................................................................1

2. Technical parameters ...................................................................................................3

2.1 Electrical Data ................................................................................................................3

2.2 Mechanical Structure ....................................................................................................4

2.3 Environmental Conditions ............................................................................................4

2.4 Communication Interface .............................................................................................4

2.5 Type Test .........................................................................................................................5

2.6 Functional parameter ....................................................................................................7

3.1 NSR-3652A principle .....................................................................................................8

3.2 NSR-3652S Principle ................................................................................................... 11

3.3 Measurement and control function ........................................................................... 11

3.4 Directions for coordinate use of synchronizer device ............................................ 11

4. Hardware configuration .............................................................................................12

4.1 NSR-3652A Overall structure of device.....................................................................12

4.2 NSR-3652A Back terminal of device ..........................................................................13

4.3 NSR-3652S Overall structure of device .....................................................................13

4.4 NSR-3652S Device switch board ...............................................................................14

4.5 NSR-3652M manual synchronizer..............................................................................16

4.6 Operating panel ...........................................................................................................17

5. Setting value of device and parameters ..................................................................18

5.1 Communication parameters .......................................................................................18

5.2 Equipment parameters ................................................................................................19

5.3 Synchronous setting value.........................................................................................20

5.4 VEBI Setting .................................................................................................................22

5.5 Remote Control parameters .......................................................................................22

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6. Human-machine interface .........................................................................................24

6.2 Menu structure .............................................................................................................25

7.1 Overview .......................................................................................................................29

7.2 Ethernet communication interface ............................................................................29

7.3 IEC60870-5-103 protocol .............................................................................................29

7.4 IEC61850 protocol .......................................................................................................29

8. Operation & Monitoring .............................................................................................31

8.2 Appearance Inspection ...............................................................................................32

8.3 Installation ....................................................................................................................33

8.4 Inspection of External Circuit.....................................................................................35

8.5 Power on of Device......................................................................................................36

8.6 Configuration Device...................................................................................................36

8.7 Communication Test ...................................................................................................36

8.8 AC Measurement and Verification .............................................................................36

8.9 Check the Binary Input ...............................................................................................37

8.10 Check the Binary Output ..........................................................................................37

8.11 Protection Setting Verification and Functional Test ..............................................37

8.12 Print Report ................................................................................................................38

8.13 The entire screen debugging ...................................................................................38

9.1 Maintenance Schedule ................................................................................................41