S Installation Handbook (6F2S1954) 0.00

6F2S1954 (Rev. 0.
00)
GR200 service manual
Installation handbook
for rack mounting, cable work, etc.

6F2S1954 (Rev. 0.00)
Safety Precautions
Before using the equipment, please read this chapter carefully.
This chapter describes the safety precautions recommended when using GR equipment.
Before installing and using the equipment, this chapter must be thoroughly read and
understood.
Explanation of symbols used
Signal words such as DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION, will be followed by
important safety information that must be carefully reviewed.
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will result in

death or serious injury if you do not follow the instructions.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which could result in
WARNING
death or serious injury if you do not follow the instructions.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoided,
may result in minor injury or moderate injury or property damage.
CAUTION
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description completely; hence, no liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions
contained in the information given. We review the information in this manual regularly
and there will be some corrections in subsequent editions. We reserve the right to make
technical improvements without notice.
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Content
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 1
2 Mounting IED in 19-inch rack ............................................................................................................... 2
1/1 size case ..................................................................................................................................... 2
2.1.1 Case dimension ....................................................................................................................... 2
2.1.2 Procedure for 1/1 size case mounting .................................................................................... 4
3/4 size case ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2.1 Case dimension ....................................................................................................................... 5
2.2.2 Procedure for 3/4 size case mounting .................................................................................... 7
1/2 size case ..................................................................................................................................... 9
2.3.1 Case dimension ....................................................................................................................... 9
2.3.2 Procedure for 1/2 size case mounting .................................................................................. 11
1/3 size case ................................................................................................................................... 15
2.4.1 Case dimension ..................................................................................................................... 15
2.4.2 Procedure for 1/3 size case mounting .................................................................................. 17
3 Cable work ............................................................................................................................................ 22
Guide for cable work..................................................................................................................... 22
Guide for optic cable work............................................................................................................ 24
4 Examples of wiring work ..................................................................................................................... 25
Wiring work example (GRL200) .................................................................................................. 25
Wiring work example (GRZ200) .................................................................................................. 26
Wiring work example (GRT200) .................................................................................................. 27
Wiring work example (GRD200).................................................................................................. 28
Wiring work example (GBU200) ................................................................................................. 29
Wiring work example (GRB200 Centralized) ............................................................................. 30
Wiring work examples (GRB200 de-centralized) ....................................................................... 31
Wiring work example (GRS200) .................................................................................................. 33
Appendix ....................................................................................................................................................... 34
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1 Introduction
This is a handbook of how to mount an IED case in the 19-inch rack and shows the dimensions
of all IED cases. The IED cases are categorized into 1/1 size case (full width of the 19-inch rack),
3/4 (third-fourths width of the 1/1 size case), 1/2 (a half one of that), 1/3 (one-thirds one of that).
When the 1/1 size case of the IED is mounted in the 19-inch rack, the IED case can be simply
placed in the rack. If the 3/4, 1/2 or 1/3 size case is required to be placed in the rack, a mounting
kit can adjust the case width to fit the 19-inch rack. This handbook, furthermore, illustrates
how to combine parts of a mounting kit with the IED.
This handbook also shows guides of cable work in conjunction with the above. Since the GR200
series consist several models, this handbook illustrates users a cable work example as a
representative one.
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2 Mounting IED in 19-inch rack

1/1 size case
2.1.1 Case dimension
There are two types of terminal structures in the 1/1 size case of an IED.
The former is ‘compression plug type terminal’ and its IED case structure is called ‘Type using
compression terminals’. The dimension of that is shown in Figure 2.1-1.
The latter is ‘ring type terminal’ and it is called ‘Type using ring terminals’. The dimension is
shown in Figure 2.1-2.
† The (38) means the

height of the VCT terminal.
Unit: mm
Figure 2.1-1 Dimension (1/1 size case, type using compression terminals)
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441.5
437
256.3
229.3
190.5
265.9
260.7
260.7
465 229.3 (64.4)
478 256.3
† The (64.4) means the height of
the tallest ring type terminal.
Unit: mm
Figure 2.1-2 Dimension (1/1 size case, type using ring terminals)
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2.1.2 Procedure for 1/1 size case mounting

The /1/ size case can be mounted in the 19-inch rack simply. Figure 2.1-3 shows the steps of
the mounting procedure.
Figure 2.1-3 Mounting procedures of the 1/1 size case
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3/4 size case

Either compression plug type or ring type terminals can be selected for this case; hence, two
case dimensions are shown in Figure 2.2-1 and Figure 2.2-2, respectively.
compression plug and ring lug types

Unit: mm
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325
320
256.3
229.3
265.9
260.7
190.5
260.7
348 229.3 (64.4)
361 256.3
Unit: mm
Figure 2.2-2 Dimension (3/4 size case, type using ring terminals)
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The case width is three-fourths width of the 1/1 size case. Accordingly, it must combine with
parts of a mounting kit (EP-206), which is ordered separately to mount for the 19-inch rack.
Table 2.2-1 shows the inclusion parts of EP-206 and the appearances of the parts are illustrated
in Appendix.
Table 2.2-1 Mounting kit and inclusion parts for a 3/4 size case
Inclusion parts in the kit
Optional Order Sticker Sticker to Screw Counter-
kit name code Plate L-angle
Enclosure for joint cover with sunk
for joint bar
position screw hole washer screw
Joint kit for
EP−206 1 piece — — 2 pieces — 6 pieces 6 pieces
single 3/4case
Figure 2.2-3 illustrates the procedure to assemble the kit, which can combine an enclosure
with the IED case.
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Remove gray-stickers on screw holes.
Remove screws on the flange.

Remove the attached silver flange on the
right side.
Combine an enclosure with an IED

case.
Fasten screws with washers.
Fasten countersunk screws.
Paste stickers for joint positions.
Figure 2.2-3 Procedure to combine parts of a mounting kit with the IED case (EP-206)
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1/2 size case

Compression plug type or ring type terminals can be selected for this case; hence, two
dimensions are shown in Figure 2.3-1 and Figure 2.3-2, respectively.

Unit: mm
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218
214
256.3
229.3
265.9
260.7
190.5
260.7
242 229.3 (64.4)
255 256.3
Unit: mm
Figure 2.3-2 Dimension (1/2 size case, type using ring terminals
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The case width is a half width of the 1/1 size case. Accordingly, it must combine with parts of
a mounting kit (EP-204 or 205), which is ordered separately to mount for the 19-inch rack.
Table 2.3-1 shows the inclusion parts of EP-204 and 205 and the appearances of the parts are
illustrated in Appendix.
Table 2.3-1 Mounting kit and inclusion parts for 1/2 size cases
Plate L-angle
kit name code Enclosure
for joint bar
for joint cover with sunk
Joint kits for
single 1/2case
Joint kits for
EP−205 — 2 pieces 1 piece 2 pieces 9 pieces 3 pieces 12 pieces
two 1/2 cases
Figure 2.3-3 illustrates the procedure to assemble the kit (EP-204), which can combine an
enclosure with the IED case.
On the other hand, Figure 2.3-4 illustrates the procedure to assemble the kit (EP-205), which
can combine two IED cases using the plates of EP-205.
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Remove gray-stickers on screw holes.

Remove the attached silver flange on the
right side.
Combine an enclosure with an IED case.
Paste stickers for joint positions.
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Remove gray-stickers on
screw holes.
Remove screws on the

flanges.
Remove the attached
silver-flanges on the combination
faces.
Cover screw holes using

stickers to cover screw holes.
Attach L-angle bar using

Screws with washers.
Combine the cases using

plates for joints.
Paste stickers for joint portions.
Figure 2.3-4 Procedure to combine parts of a mounting kit with the IED cases (EP-205)
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Figure 2.3-5 shows how to fix the two cases using the EP-205 plates. The user is allowed that
the front panels of the cases are faced down during work. Caution not to scratch the front panel
by a table surface, etc.. The weight of the two with the mounting kit becomes heavy, so you
should take the work with your colleague.
Plate for joint
Two cases face down

Plate for joint
Countersunk screw
Figure 2.3-5 Work of the combination of two cases using plates for joints
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1/3 size case

Compression plug type terminal is only provided for the 1/3 size case. Figure 2.4-1 and Figure
2.4-2 show two case structures and their dimensions. The former case is presented for the IED
with a VCT; and the latter is presented for the IED with no VCT.

Unit: mm
Figure 2.4-1 Dimension (1/3 size case w/ VCT, type using compression terminals)
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Unit: mm
Figure 2.4-2 Dimension (1/3 size case w/o VCT, type using compression terminals)
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The case width is one-third width of the 1/1 size case. Accordingly, it must combine with parts
of a mounting kit (EP-201, 202, or 203), which is ordered separately to mount for the 19-inch
rack.
Table 2.4-1 shows the inclusion parts and the appearances of the parts are illustrated in
Appendix.
Table 2.4-1 Mounting kit and inclusion parts for 1/3 size cases
Plate L-angle
kit name code Enclosure
for joint bar
for joint cover with sunk
Joint kits for
single 1/3 case
Joint kits for
EP−202 1 piece 2 pieces 1 piece 4 pieces 9 pieces 9 pieces 18 pieces
two 1/3 cases
Joint kits for
EP−203 — 4 pieces 2 pieces 4 pieces 18 pieces 6 pieces 24 pieces
triple 1/3cases
The procedures to assemble the kits can be illustrated in Figure 2.4-3 (for EP-201), Figure
2.4-4 (for EP-202), and Figure 2.4-5 (for EP-203).
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Remove gray-stackers on screw holes.

Remove the attached silver-flange.
Combine an enclosure with an IED

case.
Paste stickers for joint portions.
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screw holes.

flanges.
Remove the attached silver

flanges.
Attach a L-angle bar using

Screws with washers.
Combine an enclosure with

the right IED case.

stickers to cover screw
holes.
Combine the cases and the

enclosure using plates for
joints.
Fasten countersunk
screws.
Paste stickers for joint

portions.
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screw holes.

flanges.
Remove attached silver-flanges.
Attach L-angle bars using

screws with washers.

stickers to cover screw
holes.
Combine the cases using

plates for joints.
Paste stickers for joints.
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Figure 2.4-6 shows how to fix the three cases using the EP-203 plates. Caution not to scratch
the front panel during work.
Plate for joint Plate for joint
Plate for joint
Three cases face down
Countersunk screw
Figure 2.4-6 Work of combination of three cases using plates for joints
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3 Cable work
Guide for cable work
Power, Current, Voltage, communication signals, and contact signals should be connected with
terminals and ports in accordance with the below instructions.
(i) Wire terminations

Table 3.1-1 Wire termination
Connecting for Wire termination Wire thickness
Compression plug type terminal

Stripping length = 10 mm (typical)
1.5mm2 through 2.5 mm2
BI / BO / PWS
or AWG14
Ring type terminal
M3.5 ring tongue insulated
2.5 mm2 through 5.5
VCT M3.5 ring tongue insulated
mm2
Protective earth (FG) M5 ring tongue insulated 5.5 mm2 or larger
Figure 3.1-1 Ring tongue terminations for VCT; ferrule for BI, BO
Note: Use appropriate ferrules depending on the wire thickness.
(ii) Power supply module PWS

Power supply module (PWS) supplies the power for inner modules when appropriate voltage
is provided at Terminal screw No. 29 and 31.
Plus(29) Plus (29)
Minus(31) Minus(31)
Figure 3.1-2 Terminals for PWS

Note: The PWS can output fail signals. See Chapter Automatic supervision and Chapter
Technical description: Power supply module of each IED instruction manual.
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(iii) Transformer module VCT

Transformer module (VCT) is provided for AC analog input. The user should connect to VT and
CT referring the layout picture of VCT screw terminals.
Terminals for
voltages
Terminals for
currents
Figure 3.1-3 Terminals for VCT

Note: See Chapter Technical description: Transformer module for AC analog input of
each IED instruction manual.
(iv) Binary input module BI, Binary output module BO

Terminals are provided for binary input and output signals. To read a module type and its
circuit structure, refer the IO configuration label on the IED case.
Insert wires in
holes
Pinch wires around

screws
Figure 3.1-4 Terminals for BI and BO

Note: See Chapter Technical description: Binary IO module of each IED instruction
manual.
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Guide for optic cable work

If optic LAN or communication modules are provided, follow the instructions of Figure 3.2-2.
For more information about the modules, see Chapter Technical description: Signal processing
and communication module of each IED instruction manual.
Notice for Optic cable handling
LASER
1
Figure 3.2-1 Class 1 Laser Warning Message

 Do not bend the cable.
 Do not twist the cable.
 Do not kink in the cable.
 Do not put and drop on the cable.
Figure 3.2-2 Fiber Optic Cable Precautions
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4 Examples of wiring work

Wiring work example (GRL200)
Busbar Busbar VT1 or VT2
VC1 VCT11B BO1A T6

5A rated 11 1
CT#1 12 Output command1
13 BO1 2
14 3
15 Output command2
BO2 4
16
CB#1
17 5
18 Output command3
BO3 6
Line 7
Output command4
BO4 8
19
CT#2 20 9
Output command5
21 BO5 10
22
23 11 Output command6
CB#2 24 BO6 12
25
BO7 14
1
2
VT 3
4 35
5 Output command17
BO17
6 36
37 Output command18
BO18 38
100-120V rated Busbar VT1 7
8
Busbar VT2 9
LAN A LAN B
CT
3I0 from adjacent line 27 CPU
28
C11
Adjacent Line 30
20- 100Base-FX
(Port A)
Input in 110-250Vdc rated C12
(+) (–)
T3 BI3A 100Base-FX
Input command1 Contact1 1 (Port B)
BI1
Input command2 Contact2
2 C13
BI2
Input command3
Protection For relay at remote end#1
Contact3 3
BI3
signaling
Input command4
Contact4 4
C14
BI4 Protection For relay at remote end#2
Input command5
Contact5 5 signaling
BI5
Input command6
Contact6 6
Input command7 BI6

Contact7 7 IRIG C15 Input signal
SIG A1
BI7 B1 External clock
DISUSE A2
B2
GND A3
B3
Input command33 Contact33 33
BI31
BI32
USB
35
Engineering tools
36
37
38
Failure detected in
Automatic supervision
T7 PWS T7
Power supply in 110/250Vdc nominal 2
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
Switch Output signals
29
30 +5Vdc 3 Error, Alarm, or warning (N/O)
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
Error, Alarm, or warning (N/C)
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
9 Error, Alarm, or warning (N/O)
38
FG 7
E
Figure 4.1-1 Cable wiring; example for VCT11B and the other modules
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Wiring work example (GRZ200)

Busbar Busbar VT1
VC1 VCT12B BO1A T6

5A rated 11 1
CT#1 12 Output command1
13 BO1 2
14 3
15 Output command2
BO2 4
16
CB#1
17 5
18 Output command3
BO3 6
7
Output command4
BO4 8
9
Output command5
BO5 10
11 Output command6
BO6 12
13 Output command7
BO7 14
1
2
VT 3
4 35
5 Output command17
BO17
6 36
37 Output command18
Line
BO18 38
100-120V rated Busbar VT1 7
8
Busbar VT2 9
10 LAN A LAN B
CT
3I0 from adjacent line 27
28 CPU C11
Adjacent Line 30
20- 100Base-FX
Input in 110-250Vdc rated
C12
(+) (–)
T3 BI3A 100Base-FX
BI1
2
BI2
BI3
Input command4
Contact4 4
BI4
Input command5
Contact5 5
BI5
Input command6
Contact6 6
Input command7 BI6

SIG A1
DISUSE A2
B2
GND A3
B3
BI31
BI32
USB
35
36
37
Engineering tools
38
Failure detected in
T7 PWS
T7
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
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Wiring work example (GRT200)
VC1 VCT49B
BO1A T6
7
8 1
Output command1
9 BO1 2
10
11 3
1CT Output command2
12 BO2 4
25
5
26 Output command3
1 BO3 6
2 7
3 Output command4
BO4 8
1VT 4
CB1 5 9
6 Output command5
BO5 10
1NCT 11 Output command6
19 BO6 12
CB3 20
22 BO7 14
23
24
3CT
27
13 BO17
36
14 37
15 Output command18
CB2 BO18
16 38
17
2NCT 18
LAN A LAN B
2CT
CPU C11
30
(FG) 100Base-FX
(Port A)
Input in 110-250Vdc rated C12
(+) (–) T3 BI3A 100Base-FX
(Port B)
BI1
2
BI2
BI3
Input command4
Contact4 4
BI4
Input command5
Contact5 5
BI5
Input command6
Contact6 6
Input command7 BI6

SIG A1
DISUSE A2
B2
GND A3
B3
BI31
BI32
USB
35
36
37
Engineering tools
38
Failure detected in
T7 PWS T7
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
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Wiring work example (GRD200)

Busbar Busbar VT VC1 VCT31B
100-120V rated
1
2 BO1A T6
VT 3 1
4 Output command1
BO1 2
5
6 3
Output command2
BO2 4
5
Output command3
BO3 6
7
Output command4
BO4 8
Busbar VT 7 9
8 Output command5
BO5 10
9 11
10 Output command6
BO6 12
5A rated 17 13 Output command7
CT 18 BO7 14
19
20
21
22
24 BO17
25 36
Ie for sensitive relay BO18
27 38
28
CB 30
Line

(+) (–) T4 BI3A
Input command1 Contact1 1 CPU
BI1
LAN A LAN B
2 C11
BI2
Input command3
Contact3 3
100Base-FX
BI3 (Port A)
C12
100Base-FX
BI31
(Port B)
BI32
35
IRIG C15 Input signal
36 SIG A1
B1 External clock
37 DISUSE A2
B2
38 A3
GND B3
USB
Failure detected in Engineering tools

PWS
Power supply in 110/250Vdc nominal
T7 T7
DD FAIL. 2
(+) (–) 1
FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
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Wiring work example (GBU200)

Busbar Busbar VT1 or VT2
VC1 VCT52B BO1A T6

5A rated 11 1
CT 12 Output command1
13 BO1 2
14 3
15 Output command2
BO2 4
16
CB
17 5
18 Output command3
BO3 6
7
1 Output command4
BO4 8
2
VT 3 9
4 Output command5
BO5 10
5
BO6 12
30
20- 13 Output command7
BO7 14
T5 DCAI2A
1
2 DC-AI1 35 Output command17
Analog signal1
4 BO17
36
5 DC-AI2 37
Analog signal2 Output command18
7 BO18
DC-AI3 38
8
Analog signal3
LAN A LAN B
33
Analog signal10 34 DC-AI10
38 CPU C11
100Base-FX
(Port A)
T4 BI3A
Input command1
(+) (–)
Contact1
C12
1 100Base-FX
BI1
(Port B)
2
BI2
BI3
Input command4
Contact4 4
BI4
Input command5
Contact5 5
BI5
Input command6
Contact6 6
Input command7 BI6

SIG A1
DISUSE A2
B2
GND A3
B3
BI31
BI32
USB
35
36
37
Engineering tools
38
Failure detected in
T7 PWS
T7
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
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Wiring work example (GRB200 Centralized)

VC1 VCT48B VC2 LAN A LAN B
Busbar1 1 ZA CPU C11
2 VCT23B
VT 3 100Base-FX
3 CH3
4
4 (Port A)
5
5 C12
6
6 100Base-FX
7
BusBar2 9 ZB 8 (Port B)
10
VT 11 9 CH4
12
13
10
11
C13
14 12 1000Base-T
13
14 100Base-TX
17 CH1
CT 18 15 CH5 C15 Engineering tools
19 16 IRIG A1
Input signal
20 17 SIG
B1 External clock
Feeder1 21 18
19 DISUSE A2
22 B2
20 A3
GND B3
23 CH2 CH6
21
CT2 24 22
25 23 PCX
Feeder2
26
27
24
25
C21
28 26
Main-Sub
TX,RX Sub Unit1
30 C22
20-
TX,RX Sub Unit2
T6 BIO5A T6
1
BI1 15 Command2
2
BO1 16
3
17 Command3
4 BI2
BO2 18
P NO 21
5 Command4
BO3(SF) 22
CB/DS signal BI3
NC 23 Command5
6
BO4(SF) 24
BI4
25 Command6
N 7
BO5(SF) 26
P NO 8
27 Command7
CB/DS signal BI5 BO6(SF) 28
NC 9 29 Command8
BI6 BO7(SF) 30
N 10 31 Command9
BO8(SF) 32
P NO 11
Command1 BI7
35
12
BO9 37
BI8
36
13 Command10
BI9 38
Command10
N 14
USB
Local PC
Failure detected in
T9 PWS
T9
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
Figure 4.6-1 Cable wiring; example of MainUnit for Dual ports with LAN for Local PC
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Wiring work examples (GRB200 de-centralized)

VC1 VCT21B BO1A T1
Busbar A 1 1
Output command1
2 BO1 2
VT 3
4 3
Output command2
5 BO2 4
6
5
Output command3
BO3 6
7
Output command4
Busbar B 7 BO4 8
8
VT 9
10
12 BO17
36
37 Output command18
BO18 38
Busbar C 13 LAN A LAN B
14 CPU C11
VT 15
16
17
100Base-FX
18 (Port A)
C12
100Base-FX
Busbar D 19 (Port B)
20
VT 21
22
23
C13 Engineering tools
24 1000Base-T
100Base-TX
30
20- C14
CPU-FEP CPU-FEP cable
T2
Duplex LC
(+) (–) BI3A
BI1
C15
2 IRIG A1
Input signal
BI2 SIG External clock
B1
Input command3 Contact3 DISUSE A2
3 B2
BI3 A3
GND B3
Input command4
Contact4 4
BI4 FEP
Input command5
Contact5 5 C24
BI5
CPU-FEP
Input command6
Contact6 6 Duplex LC
BI6
Input command7
Contact7 7 FEP BU1 CU-BU cables
BI7
BU1 BU1
BU2 BU2
BI31 BU3 BU3
BI32 BU4 BU4
35
36 BU64
37 BU64
BU64
38
Failure detected in
T3 PWS
T3
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
Figure 4.7-1 Cable wiring of CU; example for VCT21B and the other modules
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VC1 VCT22B BO1A T4

Busbar
1
Output command1
BO1 2
3
Output command2
BO2 4
5
Output command3
BO3 6
7
Output command4
BO4 8
19
CT 20 9
Output command5
21 BO5 10
22
24 BO6 12
25
BO7 14
Feeder
35 Output command17
BO17
36
37 Output command18
BO18 38
LAN
CPU C11
100Base-TX
30 1000Base-T
20-
(+) (–) T3 BI3A

Input command1 Contact1 1 C13
BI1 CU-BU cable
CU
Input command2 Contact2 CU
2 Communication
BI2
BI3
Input command4
Contact4 4
BI4
Input command5
Contact5 5
BI5
Input command6
Contact6 6
BI6
Input command7
Contact7 7
BI7

BI31
BI32
35
36
USB
37
38
Failure detected in
Automatic supervision Engineering tools
T5 PWS T5
DD FAIL. 1
(+) (–) FAIL1 4
29
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
Figure 4.7-2 Cable wiring of BU; example for VCT22B and the other modules
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6F2S1954 (Rev. 0.00)
Wiring work example (GRS200)

Busbar VC1 VCT31B
1
2 BIO3A T3
VT 3 21
4 Output command1
BO1 22
5
6 23
Output command2
7 BO2 24
8 Not used
9 25
Not used Output command3
10 BO3 26
27
Output command4
BO4 28
5A rated 17
CT 18 29
Output command5
19 BO5 30
20
31 Output command6
21
22 BO6 32
23 33
24 Not used Output command7
25 BO7 34
26 Not used
CB 27 35
28 Not used 36
BO8
37 Output command8
30
38 Output command8
Line

(+) (–) T3 BIO3A
CPU
2 BI1
LAN A LAN B
3 C11
4 BI2
Input command3
Contact3 5
100Base-FX
6 BI3 (Port A)
C12
100Base-FX
14 BI7 (Port B)
16 BI8
IRIG A1
C15 Input signal
SIG External clock
B1
DISUSE A2
B2
A3
GND B3
USB
Failure detected in Engineering tools

PWS
Power supply in 110/250Vdc nominal T4 T4
DD FAIL. 2
(+) (–) 1
FAIL1 4
Switch 29 Output signals
DC-DC
31
32 0V 1
8
35
36 FAIL2 10
37
38
FG 7
E
Figure 4.8-1 Cable wiring; example of VCT31B
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Appendix
Table Inclusion parts and appearances (Mounting kits EP-201—205)

Names of inclusion Appearances
parts Notes
Enclosure used to expand to 19-inches width
Plate for joint used for two IED joints
L-angle bar used to hide a gap
Sticker for joint used to cover the joint position of "IED

position and enclosure" or "two IEDs"
Sticker to cover used to cover a screw hole of L-angle
screw hole and IED rack
Screw with washer M4 size
Countersunk screw M4 size
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Revision-up Records
Rev. and Section Approved Checked by Prepared
Change place and contents
Date (page) by by
-- -- First edition Y. Sonobe K. Kobayashi T. Kaneko
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6F2S1954 (Rev. 0.

GR200 service manual

for rack mounting, cable work, etc.

DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which will result in

2 Mounting IED in 19-inch rack

† The (38) means the

2.1.2 Procedure for 1/1 size case mounting

Figure 2.1-3 Mounting procedures of the 1/1 size case

3/4 size case

† The (38) means the

2.2.2 Procedure for 3/4 size case mounting

Remove gray-stickers on screw holes.

Remove screws on the flange.

Combine an enclosure with an IED

Fasten screws with washers.

Fasten countersunk screws.

Paste stickers for joint positions.

1/2 size case

† The (38) means the

2.3.2 Procedure for 1/2 size case mounting

Remove gray-stickers on screw holes.

Remove screws on the flange.

Combine an enclosure with an IED case.

Fasten screws with washers.

Fasten countersunk screws.

Paste stickers for joint positions.

Remove screws on the

Cover screw holes using

Attach L-angle bar using

Combine the cases using

Paste stickers for joint portions.

Fasten countersunk screws.

Plate for joint

Two cases face down

1/3 size case

† The (38) means the

2.4.2 Procedure for 1/3 size case mounting

Remove gray-stackers on screw holes.

Remove screws on the flange.

Combine an enclosure with an IED

Fasten screws with washers.

Fasten countersunk screws.

Paste stickers for joint portions.

Remove screws on the

Remove the attached silver

Attach a L-angle bar using

Combine an enclosure with

Cover screw holes using

Fasten screws with washers.

Combine the cases and the

Paste stickers for joint

Remove screws on the

Attach L-angle bars using

Cover screw holes using

Combine the cases using

Paste stickers for joints.

Fasten countersunk screws.

Plate for joint