Manual Communication ETR300-R & EVRC2A-NT Ver1.01 201807

Release Date: Jul. 2018 / Manual Revision: 1.
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Recloser Control ETR300-R & EVRC2A-NT
Communication Protocol MAP

Configuration User Manual
ENTEC ENTEC
ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD
Copyright © 2012 by ENTEC ELECTRIC & ELECTRONIC CO., LTD all right reserved. Forerunner Distribution & Automation
ETR300-R & EVRC2A-NT Communication Protocol MAP Configuration http://www.entecene.co.kr
Release Note:
[Apr. 2017] Ver1.00

Newly Made “New type ETR300-R DB MAP CONFIGURATION User Manual”.
[Jul. 2018] Ver1.01

Manual additionally applicable for new type Recloser Control EVRC2A-NT
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Table of Contents
A. Introduction ................................................................................................................... 1
1. Binary Input .............................................................................................................................. 2

2. Binary Output .......................................................................................................................... 35
3. Counters .................................................................................................................................. 38
4. Analog Input ............................................................................................................................ 50
5. Analog Output ......................................................................................................................... 73
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A. INTRODUCTION
Through the operation program, the user can remap the data map used in the protocol
communication of DNP 3.0, IEC60870-5-101/104 and MODBUS. The “Base Map List” on the left
side of the diagram provides the list of all available data points and the ones that are currently in
use are shaded in grey. The “User Map List” on the right is the Data Map that applies to Entec’s
Recloser Control (ETR300-R or EVRC2A-NT) choose the data point to add from the “Base Map
List” then drag it to the “User Map List” with the mouse and the data point is added. Conversely,
drag the data point from the “User Map List” to the “Base Map List” to delete from the Data Map.
The remapped Data Map can be saved to file and managed or transmitted to Entec’s Recloser
Control on-line.
Remapped Data Map must be transmitted through the operation program “UPLOAD >> DB
MAP CONFIG” menu to be applied to Entec’s Recloser Control (For more details, refer to
“Interface Softwer User Manual”).
Figure 1. Operation Program DB MAP CONFIGURATION Screen
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ETR300-R Communication Protocol MAP Configuration http://www.entecene.co.kr
1. Binary Input
Click the “Binary Input” Tap at the bottom of the “DB MAP CONFIGURATION” window to move
the Binary Input Map. The properties of Inver, Class, Var, IEC Mask A and more can individually
be set in the “User Map List” per each data point. The property can be changed by clicking the
corresponding property column (indicate the combo box) when the data point to be changed is
selected (indicate with a blue line).
The property setting items are as follows..
 Invert : It is used to invert a value of corresponding data point.

- NO(NONE) : Invert is not applied. If the corresponding point condition is ‘1’, it shall be
transmitted as ‘1’ and if the condition is ‘0’, it shall be transmitted as point data ‘0’.
- YES(OK) : Invert is applied. If the corresponding point condition is ‘1’, transmit the data
point as ‘0’ by inverting it and if the condition is ‘0’, transmit the data point as ‘1’.
 Class : It is to set a class that is related with event occurring in DNP3.0 communication.
 Var : It is to set Object/Variation to read to corresponding data point in DNP3.0
communication.
 IEC Mask A : It is to set IEC60870 communication use, there are Group(included in group),
Cyclic(Periodical polling), Group&Cyclic set options. Also, if the Class attribute is allocated to
Class1, 2 or 3, it will have the Spontaneous point attribute in case of IEC60870 communication.
 IEC Mask B : It is to set a group on IEC60870 communication use. Refer to “IEC60870-5-
101/104 PROTOCOL Technical Manual” for more detail information.
 SMS : Set whether to transmit SMS messages in case of event occurrence in the corresponding
point.
- NO : Does not send SMS messages even if a Binary Input(BI) event occurs.
- YES : Sends SMS messages in case a BI event occurs.
The Class & Var setting values are useful properties in the DNP3.0 communication and the
IEC Mask A/B setting value is a useful property in the IEC60870 communication. The SMS
setting value is a useful property in the SMS message transmitting function.
As optional functions, the DNP3.0 communication, IEC60870 communication & SMS
message transmitting function will not cause any influence if the Entec’s Recloser Control
does not support these functions.
The Binary Input’s base data points are as follows.
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Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(1/32)

IEC Mask Status
No Description Invert Class Var
A B Cleared = ‘0’ Set = ‘1’
Panel sleep mode cleared Panel sleep mode entered
Sleep mode will be released if pressing LCD back light and lamps except RUN lamp
the [AWAKE] key on the panel or control is off, and Initial Logo display.
0 Panel Sleep Mode NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
box is open.
In case “Panel Sleep Time” is set for “OFF”,
panel does not enter into sleep mode.
Normal operation mode Fault simulation mode entered
Can be accessed using fault simulator of
1 Fault Simulation Mode NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 ETIMS interface software. In this mode, fault
operation is performed even if there is no
actual fault.
Indicates the CB status of the actual Virtual contact mode entered
Recloser. In Fault simulation mode, actual Recloser
2 Virtual Contact Mode NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 does not operate and thus the fault operation
can be checked with the virtual CB
operation.
Recloser operation mode Sectionalizer operation mode
3 Sectionalizer Mode NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 This point is cleared (‘0’) in case the This point is set (‘1’) in case the “Control
“Control Type” setting is RECLOSER. Type” setting is SECTIONALIZER.
Value for Setting normal. Value for Setting error.
4 Diagnostic Setting NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 If this point is set ('1'), controller setting
values are is changed to default settings.
Memory normal. Memory error.
If this point is set ('1'), data recorded in
5 Diagnostic Memory NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
controller memory such as event and counter
is reset.
RTC Time normal. RTC Time error.
6 Diagnostic RTC NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 If this point is set ('1'), time is initialized to
January 1, 2000.

IEC Mask Status
Signal Processing Unit (DSP Module) Signal Processing Unit (DSP Module) error.
Diagnostic Signal
7 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 normal. If this point is set ('1'), won’t perform proper
Processing Unit
protection operation.
Communication module normal. Communication module error.
Diagnostic Communication
8 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 If this point is set ('1'), won’t perform proper
Error
communication operation.
Recloser Contact Wear normal. Recloser Contact Wear alarm.
This point is set(‘1’) when recloser contact
9 Diagnostic Contact Wear NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
wear is less than “Alarm Pickup” set value of
Contact Wear Monitoring function.
Recloser Operation Counter normal. Recloser Operation Counter alarm.
This point is set(‘1’) when recloser operation
10 Diagnostic Operation Count NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
counter reaches “Alarm Count” set value of
Operation Count Monitoring function.
11 User LED - 1 *.Note 1) NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 User LED - 1 OFF User LED - 1 ON
*.Note 1)
12 User LED - 2 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 User LED - 2 OFF User LED - 2 ON
*.Note 1)
14 User LED - 4 *.Note 1) NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 User LED - 4 OFF User LED - 4 ON
*.Note 1)
*.Note 1)
*.Note 1)
*.Note 1)
*. NOTE 1) User LED can be mapped using the PLC setting (ULED1~8) through the interface Software.
19 User Logic Bit – 01 *.Note2) NO 1 02/02 Group Group 4 User Logic Bit - 01 not assert User Logic Bit - 01 assert
*.Note2)
20 User Logic Bit - 02 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 4 User Logic Bit - 02 not assert User Logic Bit - 02 assert
*.Note2)

IEC Mask Status
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
29 User Logic Bit - 11 *.Note2) NO 1 02/02 Group Group 4 User Logic Bit - 11 not assert User Logic Bit - 11 assert
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)

IEC Mask Status
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note2)
*.Note 2)
*.Note 2)
*. NOTE 2) Status can be mapped by User Logic Bits available in the PLC settings (ULB01~32) of ETIMS Interface Software.
If you want to use BI points that are not supported in the Base Map, use the "User Logic Bit" BI point after configuring the status of the user logic bits in
the PLC.
A/D Converter normal. A/D Converter error.
Diagnostic ADC
51 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10 If this point is set ('1'), metering is not
(A/D Converter)
accurate
Recloser operation power normal Recloser operation power error
52 Diagnostic Operation Power NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10 If this point is set ('1'), recloser doesn’t
perform close/open operation
Recloser close coil normal Recloser close coil error
53 Diagnostic Close Coil NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10 If this point is set ('1'), recloser doesn’t
Recloser trip coil normal Recloser trip coil error
54 Diagnostic Trip Coil NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10 If this point is set ('1'), recloser doesn’t
Recloser IGBT module normal Recloser IGBT module error
55 Diagnostic IGBT NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10 If this point is set ('1'), recloser doesn’t

IEC Mask Status
IRIG module normal IRIG module error
If IRIG is not installed (“IRIG Use” set
56 Diagnostic IRIG Module NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
is “OFF”), this point is always
cleared(‘0’)
IRIG link normal IRIG link(connection) fail
If IRIG is not installed (“IRIG Use” set
57 Diagnostic IRIG Link Fail NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
is “OFF”), this point is always
cleared(‘0’)
External I/O unit normal External I/O unit error
If External I/O unit is not installed
58 Diagnostic External I/O Uint NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
(“EXT. I/O Use” set is “OFF”), this point
is always cleared(‘0’)
Wifi module normal Wifi module error
Diagnostic Wifi Module NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 If Wifi is not installed (“Wif Use” set is
59 “OFF”), this point is always cleared(‘0’)
If Wifi is not installed (“Wif Use” set is Wifi link(connection) fail
60 Diagnostic Wifi Link Fail NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
“OFF”), this point is always cleared(‘0’)
System normal System alarm
“DIAG/ERROR” lamp is ON when this point
is set(‘1’).
61 Diagnostic Alarm Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10
System alarm status for the above diagnostic
items can be mapped through PLC setting
(DIGARM) of ETIMS Interface Software.
System normal System error.
“DIAG/ERROR” lamp is ON when this point
is set(‘1’).
62 Diagnostic Error Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 10
System error status for the above diagnostic
items can be mapped through PLC setting
(DIGERR) of ETIMS Interface Software.

IEC Mask Status
63 Close Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 1 Recloser not closed Recloser closed
64 Open Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 1 Recloser not opened Recloser opened(tripped)
52 Contact Status normal 52 Contact Status trouble
This includes;
65 Contact Trouble Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 1 - Both Close and Open status are set(‘1’)
- Both Close and Open status are
cleared(‘0’)
Recloser opened or Recloser status not Recloser closed
66 Recloser Contact 52A Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
known
Recloser Mechanism is freed. Recloser Mechanism is locked.
67 Mechenism Lock NO 1 02/02 Group Group 1 Recloser does’t operate with Close and Open
state.
Gas pressure normal or high Gas pressure is low.
If the recloser is not gas type (“Gas ; Gas pressure＜ 0.1 Bar
68 Gas Low Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
Sensor” set is “OFF”), this point is
always cleared(‘0’)
Gas pressure normal or low Gas pressure is high.
If the recloser is not gas type (“Gas ; Gas pressure ＞ 1.5 Bar
69 Gas High Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
Sensor” set is “OFF”), this point is
Gas pressure normal Gas pressure is low or high
If the recloser is not gas type (“Gas ; Gas pressure＜ 0.1 Bar
70 Gas Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 1
Sensor” set is “OFF”), this point is or Gas pressure ＞ 1.5 Bar
71 Door Open NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Door Closed Door Opened
If not virtual contact mode, or Virtual Virtual recloser close status in virtual contact
72 Virtual Contact Close Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 recloser open status in virtual contact mode
mode

IEC Mask Status
If not virtual contact mode, or Virtual Virtual recloser open status in virtual contact
73 Virtual Contact Open Status NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 recloser close status in virtual contact mode
mode
74 AC Power Fail NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 External AC power is supplied. External AC power is not supplied.
Charge Circuit Voltage is normal or high. Charge Circuit Voltage is low or high.
75 Charger Voltage Bad NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 ; Charger Voltage ≤ 25V or
Charger Voltage ≥ 29V
Battery Voltage is normal or high, Battery Voltage is low or high.
76 Battery Voltage Bad NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 or Battery Discharge Test is failed. ; 15V＜ Battery Voltage ≤ 21V or
Battery Voltage ≥ 28V
System power is normal. Power down mode entered.
77 Power Down NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 ; Batt. Volt. Above≤ 18V, 10sec
18V＜ Batt. Volt above≤ 21V, 10min
Battery Voltage is normal or not grouned Battery is grounded.
78 Battery No NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
; Battery Voltage ≤ 15V
Charge circuit and battery normal Charge circuit fail or battery fail
This include ;
79 Battery & Charge Bad NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Charger Voltage Bad(No. 75)
- Battery Voltage Bad(No. 76)
- Battery NO(No. 78)
80 Mechenism Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Recloser mechanism normal Recloser mechanism error
81 Coil Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Recloser open/close coil normal Recloser open/close coil error
Setting Group 1 inactived Setting Group 1 actived
82 Setting Group1 Active NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Group Setting is applied by the value of
Setbank1.

IEC Mask Status
Setbank2.
Setbank3.
Setbank4.
Setbank5.
Setbank6.
88 Protection Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Protection function disabled Protection function enabled
89 Protection Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Protection function enabled Protection function disabled
90 Ground Protection Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Ground Protection function disabled Ground Protection function enabled
91 Ground Protection Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Ground Protection function enabled Ground Protection function disabled
92 SEF Protection Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 SEF Protection function disabled SEF Protection function enabled
93 SEF Protection Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 SEF Protection function enabled SEF Protection function disabled
94 Reclose Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Reclose function disabled Reclose function enabled
95 Reclosed Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Reclose function enabled Reclose function disabled
96 Control Lock NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Local/Remote control unlocked Local/Remote control locked
97 Control Unlock NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Local/Remote control locked Local/Remote control unlocked

IEC Mask Status
Remote control disabled Remote control enabled
98 Remote Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
Local control enabled Local control disabled
Remote control enabled Remote control disabled
99 Remote Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
Local control disabled Local control enabled
Loop control function disabled Loop control function enabled
This point can be set ('1') only under the
conditions shown in the table below;
Loop Control Setting Recloser
100 Loop Control Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
Function Type Select Status
ENABLE SEC CLOSED
ENABLE MID CLOSED
ENABLE TIE OPEN
101 Loop Control Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Loop control function enabled Loop control function disabled
Auto restoration function disabled Auto restoration function of SEC, MID
enabled
Loop Control Auto Restore
102 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 This point can be set ('1') only when Loop
Enabled
control type setting is SEC, MID and the
above "Loop Control Auto Restore Enabled"
Auto restoration function of SEC, MID Auto restoration function disabled
Loop Control Auto Restore
103 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 enabled
Disabled
104 Hot-Line Tag Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Hot-Line Tag function disabled Hot-Line Tag function enabled
105 Hot-Line Tag Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Hot-Line Tag function enabled Hot-Line Tag function disabled
106 Aux1 Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Aux1 disabled Aux1 enabled
107 Aux1 Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Aux1 enabled Aux1 disabled
108 Aux 2 Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Aux 2 disabled Aux 2 enabled
109 Aux 2 Disabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Aux 2 enabled Aux 2 disabled

IEC Mask Status
Primary Setting active Alternate Setting active
However, when the Loop control This point applies only when the Loop control
110 Alternate Set Group Enabled NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
function setting is disabled, this function is enabled.
point is always cleared ('0').
Recloser close/open operation block status due to
abnormal gas pressure (low or high):
111 Gas Low Lock NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 -
This point is set ('1') only when Opr' Block GPF
(Operation block at gas pressure failure) is ON.
Local Manual Close Delay Status
After controlling from the CLOSE button on the
112 Manual Close Delay NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
front panel, close delayed status by the set time in
manual close time delay
Lockout status due to manual close control during
Maunal Close On To Fault fault sequence (79 cycle)
113 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
Lockout At 79 Cycle Even if the auto reclosing sequence remains, it is
locked out and cannot be reclosed.
(-) NEG SEQ Time Fault Trip was caused by (-) NEG SEQ Time
Overcurrent (251Q) Trip Overcurrent (251Q) protection element.
Alarm occurrence was caused by (-) NEG SEQ
(-) NEG SEQ Time Time Overcurrent (251Q) protection element.
Overcurrent (251Q) Alarm If this point is set ('1'), recloser does not perform
trip operation.
(-) Sensitive Earth Fault Time Fault Trip was caused by (-) Sensitive Earth Fault
Overcurrent (251SG) Trip Time Overcurrent (251SG) protection element.
Alarm occurred by (-) Sensitive Earth Fault Time
(-) Sensitive Earth Fault Time Overcurrent (251SG) protection element.
Overcurrent (251SG) Alarm If this point is set ('1'), recloser does not perform
trip operation.

IEC Mask Status
Alarm occurred by (+) Sensitive Earth Fault
(+) Sensitive Earth Fault Instantaneous Overcurrent (150SG) protection
118 Instantaneous Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - element.
(150SG) Alarm If this point is set ('1'), recloser does not perform trip
operation.
Alarm occurred by (-) Sensitive Earth Fault
(-) Sensitive Earth Fault Instantaneous Overcurrent (250SG) protection
119 Instantaneous Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - element.
(250SG) Alarm If this point is set ('1'), recloser does not perform trip
operation.
Controller external temperature (Control box internal
External Temperature temperature) high 2; Temperature ≥ 31℃
High-High Level *.Note 3) If this point is set ('1'), it performs the corresponding
control box temperature management.
External Temperature temperature) high 1; Temperature ≥ 29℃
High-Low Level *.Note 3) If this point is set ('1'), it performs the corresponding
External Temperature temperature) high 2; Temperature ≤ 31℃
Low-High Level *.Note 3) If this point is set ('1'), it performs the corresponding
External Temperature Low- temperature) high 1; Temperature ≤ 29℃
Low Level *.Note 3) If this point is set ('1'), it performs the corresponding
*. NOTE 3) If the external temperature sensor is not set (“EXT.Temper’ Use” set is “OFF”), external related points are not set ('1').

IEC Mask Status
124 Scada Input Port - 1 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 3 Scada Input Port - 1 (IN201) not assert Scada Input Port - 1 (IN201) assert
*.Note 4)
136 External Input Port - 1 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 3 External Input Port - 1 (IN301) not assert External Input Port - 1 (IN301) assert
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
144 Scada Output Port - 1 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Scada Output Port - 1 (OUT201) not assert Scada Output Port - 1 (OUT201) assert

IEC Mask Status
*.Note 4)
152 External Output Port - 1 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 3 External Output Port - 1 (OUT301) not assert External Output Port - 1 (OUT301) assert
*.Note 4)
154 External Output Port - 3 *.Note 4) NO 1 02/02 Group Group 3 External Output Port - 3 (OUT303) not assert External Output Port - 3 (OUT303) assert
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*.Note 4)
*. NOTE 4) If external I/O unit is not set (“EXT. I/O Use” set is “OFF”), external input/output related points are not set ('1').
(-) Sesitive Earth Fault Fault Trip caused by (-) Sesitive Earth
(250SG) Timeout Fault (250SG) protection element.
Fault Trip caused by (-) Negative
(-) Neg Seq Instantaneous
161 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Sequence Instantaneous Overcurrent
Overcurrent (250Q) Timeout
(250Q) protection element.
Fault Trip caused by (+) Phase
(+) Phase Instantaneous
162 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Instantaneous Overcurrent (150P-1)
Overcurrent (150P-1) Timeout
protection element.
(+) Phase Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (+) Phase
163 Lockout Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Instantaneous Lockout Overcurrent
(150P-2) Timeout (150P-2) protection element.

IEC Mask Status
Timeout for Phase fault indication
164 Phase FI (150P-3) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - However, it is applicable only in the sectionalizer mode
("Control Type" setting is SECTIONALIZER).
(+) Ground Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (+) Ground Instantaneous
Overcurrent (150G-1) Timeout Overcurrent (150G-1) protection element.
(+) Ground Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (+) Ground Instantaneous Lockout
166 Lockout Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Overcurrent (150G-2) protection element.
(150G-2) Timeout
Timeout for Ground fault indication
167 Ground FI (150G-3) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - However, it is applicable only in the sectionalizer mode
(+) Sensitive Earth Fault 1 Fault Trip caused by (+) Sensitive Earth Fault 1 (150SG-
(150SG-1) Timeout 1) protection element.
(+) Sensitive Earth Fault 2 Fault Trip caused by (+) Sensitive Earth Fault 2 (150SG-
(150SG-2) Timeout 2) protection element.
Sensitive earth fault indication을 위한 timeout
Sensitive Earth Fault FI
170 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - However, it is applicable only in the sectionalizer mode
(150SG-3) Timeout
(+) Neg Seq Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (+) Negative Sequence
Overcurrent (150Q-1) Timeout Instantaneous Overcurrent (150Q-1) protection element.
(+) Neg Seq Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (+) Negative Sequence
172 Lockout Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Instantaneous Lockout Overcurrent (150Q-2) protection
(150Q-2) Timeout element.
Timeout for Negative Sequence fault indication
173 Neg Seq FI (150Q-3) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - However, it is applicable only in the sectionalizer mode

IEC Mask Status
(-) Phase Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (-) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent
Overcurrent (250P-1) Timeout (250P-1) protection element.
(-) Phase Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (-) Phase Instantaneous Lockout
175 Lockout Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Overcurrent (250P-2) protection element.
(250P-2) Timeout
(-) Ground Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (+) Phase Instantaneous
Overcurrent (250G-1) Timeout Overcurrent (150P-1) protection element.
(-) Ground Instantaneous Fault Trip caused by (-) Ground Instantaneous Lockout
177 Lockout Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Overcurrent (250G-2) protection element.
(250G-2) Timeout
178 Spare NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - -
(+) Phase Fast Time Fault Trip caused by (+) Phase Fast Time Overcurrent
(+) Phase Delay Time Fault Trip caused by (+) Phase Delay Time Overcurrent
(+) Ground Fast Time Fault Trip caused by (+) Ground Fast Time Overcurrent
Overcurrent (151G-1) Timeout (151G-1) protection element.
(+) Ground Delay Time Fault Trip caused by (+) Ground Delay Time Overcurrent
(+) Neg Seq Fast Time Fault Trip caused by (+) Negative Sequence Fast Time
Overcurrent (151Q-1) Timeout Overcurrent (151Q-1) protection element.
(+) Neg Seq Delay Time Fault Trip caused by (+) Negative Sequence Delay Time
Overcurrent (151Q-2) Timeout Overcurrent (151Q-2) protection element.

IEC Mask Status
(-) Phase Fast Time Fault Trip caused by (-) Phase Fast Time Overcurrent
(-) Ground Fast Time Fault Trip caused by (-) Phase Delay Time Overcurrent
Overcurrent (251G-1) Timeout (251P-2) protection element.
(-) Phase Delay Time Fault Trip caused by (-) Ground Fast Time Overcurrent
Overcurrent (251P-2) Timeout (251G-1) protection element.
(-) Ground Delay Time Fault Trip caused by (-) Ground Delay Time Overcurrent
A-Phase Demand Current Fault Trip caused by A-Phase Demand Current (49D-P)
(49D-P) Timeout fault protection element.
B-Phase Demand Current Fault Trip caused by B-Phase Demand Current (49D-P)
C-Phase Demand Current Fault Trip caused by C-Phase Demand Current (49D-P)
Ground Demand Current Fault Trip caused by Ground Demand Current (49D-G)
(49D-G) Timeout fault protection element.
Neg Seq Demand Current Fault Trip caused by Negative Sequence Demand
(49D-Q) Timeout Current (49D-Q) fault protection element.
Active Demand Power Fault Trip caused by Active Demand Power (49D-W)
(49D-W) Timeout fault protection element.
Reactive Demand Power Fault Trip caused by Reactive Demand Power (49D-V)
(49D-V) Timeout fault protection element.
Direction Power 1 Fault Trip caused by Direction Power 1 (32P-1)
(32P-1) Timeout protection element.
Direction Power 2 Fault Trip caused by Direction Power 2 (32P-1)
(32P-2) Timeout protection element.

IEC Mask Status
Forward Power 1 Fault Trip caused by Forward Power 1 (32FP-1)
(32FP-1) Timeout protection element.
Forward Power 2 Fault Trip caused by Forward Power 2 (32FP-2)
(32FP-2) Timeout protection element.
203 Power Factor 1 (55-1) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Power Factor 1 (55-1) detected
204 Power Factor 2 (55-2) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Power Factor 2 (55-2) detected
Broken Conduct Fault Trip caused by Broken Conduct (46BC) protection
(46BC) Timeout element.
Alarm occurred by Direction Power 1 (32P-1) or
Direction Power 2 (32P-1) protection element.
206 Direction Power (32P) Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
If this point is set ('1'), recloser does not perform trip
operation.
Alarm occurred by Forward Power 1 (32FP-1) or
Forward Power 2 (32FP-2) protection element.
207 Forward Power (32FP) Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
If this point is set ('1'), recloser does not perform trip
operation.
Under Voltage 1 Fault Trip caused by Under Voltage 1 (27-1) protection
(27-1) Timeout element.
Under Voltage 2 Fault Trip caused by Under Voltage 2 (27-2) protection
(27-2) Timeout element.
Fault Trip caused by Over Voltage 1 (59-1) protection
210 Over Voltage 1 (59-1) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
element.
Fault Trip caused by Over Voltage 2 (59-2) protection
211 Over Voltage 2 (59-2) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
element.

IEC Mask Status
Neutral Over Voltage 1 Fault Trip caused by Neutral Over Voltage 1 (64N-1)
(64N-1) Timeout protection element.
Neutral Over Voltage 2 Fault Trip caused by Neutral Over Voltage 2 (64N-2)
(64N-2) Timeout protection element.
218 Load Current Alarm - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - A phase load current alarm occurred
219 Load Current Alarm - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - B phase load current alarm occurred
220 Load Current Alarm - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - C phase load current alarm occurred
221 Load Current Alarm - Ground NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Ground load current alarm occurred
222 Load Current Alarm - Neg Seq NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Negative sequence load current alarm occurred
Under Frequency 1 Fault Trip caused by Under Frequency 1 (81U-1)
(81U-1) Timeout protection element.
Under Frequency 2 Fault Trip caused by Under Frequency 2 (81U-2)
(81U-2) Timeout protection element.
Over Frequency 1 Fault Trip caused by Over Frequency 1 (81O-1)
(81O-1) Timeout protection element.
Over Frequency 2 Fault Trip caused by Over Frequency 2 (81O-2)
(81O-2) Timeout protection element.
Frequency Decay 1 Fault Trip caused by Frequency Decay 1 (81D-1)
NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
227 (81D-1) Timeout protection element.
Frequency Decay 2 Fault Trip caused by Frequency Decay 2 (81D-2)
NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
228 (81D-2) Timeout protection element.

IEC Mask Status
79 RESET not assert 79 RESET assert
- Either “79 CYCLE” or “79 LOCKOUT” “79 RESET” lamp on panel is ON in case
state. this point is set(‘1’).
229 79 Reset NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - This point is cleard(‘0’) by the “OPEN”
operation performed by recloser.
- “79 RESET” lamp on panel is OFF in
case this point is cleard(‘0’).
79 CYCLE not assert 79 CYCLE assert
- Either “79 RESET” or “79 LOCKOUT” “79 CYCLE” lamp on panel is ON in
230 79 Cycle NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 state. case this point is set(‘1’).
- “79 CYCLE” lamp on panel is OFF in
case this point is cleard(‘0’).
79 LOCKOUT not assert 79 LOCKOUT assert
- Either “79 CYCLE” or “79 RESET” state. This point is set(‘1’) by the “OPEN”
231 79 Lockout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - “79 LOCKOUT” lamp on panel is OFF in operation performed by recloser.
case this point is cleard(‘0’). “79 LOCKOUT” lamp on panel is ON in
case this point is set(‘1’).
Reclosing Shot 0 OFF Reclosing Shot 0 ON
*. This point is always set to set(‘1’)
232 Reclose Sequence 0 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6
while reclosing functionality is
disable.
233 Reclose Sequence 1 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Reclosing Shot 1 OFF Reclosing Shot 1 ON

IEC Mask Status
This point is cleared(‘0’) by “FI RESET” Recloser closes due to normal frequency
command. recovery in case of trip due to Frequency
Frequency Restoration Under This point always gets cleared (‘0’) in protection element.
237 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
Latch case the “Auto Restoration Function” However, the “Auto Restoration Function”
setting of the “FREQUENCY” menu is setting in the “FREQUENCY” menu should be
OFF. ON.
Recloser Contact Wear normal. Recloser Contact Wear alarm.
Breaker Wear Monitor This point is set(‘1’) when recloser contact
Detected wear is less than “Contact Wear Alarm
Pickup” set value.
Source Side Live Line detected
Live Line Timeout :
239 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 - Any of the three phases of the designated
Source Voltage
source side is(are) live.
Source Side Deade Line detected
240 Dead Line Timeout : NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Any of the three phases of the designated
Source Voltage load side is(are) live.
Live Line Timeout : Load Side Live Line detected
Load Voltage All phases of the source side are dead.
Dead Line Timeout : Load Side Dead Line detected
Load Voltage All phases of the load side are dead.
Normal time overcurrent operation time Cold Load Pickup duration ON
243 Activate Cold Load Pickup NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Time overcurrent pickup level has risen
during this period.
244 2nd Harmonic Blocking NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - The 2nd harmonic current detected
245 5Th Harmonic Blocking NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - The 5th Harmonic current detected
Tree-Pole OPEN Timeout not detected Tree-Pole OPEN Timeout detected
246 Three-Pole Open Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 If more than 5% of the rated current in case of
recloser open status, this point is set(‘1’).

IEC Mask Status
247 VT Fail Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 VT normal VT fail
248 Trip Coil Failure NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Trip coil normal Trip coil fail
249 Close Coil Failure NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Close ccoil normal Close coil fail
Trip was caused by A phase fault current.
250 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Note 5)
Fault Timeout - A “A FAULT” lamp is ON when this point is set(‘1’).
251 Fault Timeout - B Trip was caused by B phase fault current.
NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Note 5)
“B FAULT” lamp is ON when this point is set(‘1’).
Fault Timeout - C Trip was caused by C phase fault current.
252 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Note 5)
“C FAULT” lamp is ON when this point is set(‘1’).
Fault Timeout - Ground Trip was caused by ground fault current.
253 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Note 5) “GROUND” lamp is ON when this point is
set(‘1’).
Spare Trip was caused by S.E.F fault current.
“SEF” lamp is ON when this point is set(‘1’).
255 Fault Timeout - SEF NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - Trip was caused by N.E.Q fault current.
256 Fault Timeout - Neg Seq NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 Note 5)
*. NOTE 5) All the points in respect of over current protection can be cleared by doing the following actions;
- [FI RESET] button on the front panel of Entec’s Recloser Control.
- “FI RESET” command by using remote control.
- When “F/I RESET” is set to “AUTO”, please execute “CLOSE” action
Fault Direction – Fault Direction Forward not assert Fault Direction Forward assert
Forward Fault Direction Forward is “Direction” setting.
Fault Direction – Fault Direction Reverse not assert Fault Direction Reverse assert
Reverse Fault Direction Reverse is “Direction” setting.
259 Fault Timeout - Etc NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 5) Trip was caused by other protection elements

IEC Mask Status
Phase Instantaneous Trip was caused by Phase Instantaneous
Overcurrent (50P) Timeout Overcurrent (50P) protection element.
Ground Instantaneous Trip was caused by Ground Instantaneous
Overcurrent (50G) Timeout Overcurrent (50G) protection element.
Sesitive Earth Fault Trip was caused by Sesitive Earth Fault
(50SG) Timeout (50SG) protection element.
Trip was caused by Negative Sequence
Neg Seq Instantaneous
264 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 - Instantaneous Overcurrent (50Q) protection
Overcurrent (50Q) Timeout
element.
Phase Time Overcurrent Trip was caused by Phase Time Overcurrent (51P)
(51P) Timeout protection element.
Ground Time Overcurrent Trip was caused by Ground Time Overcurrent
(51G) Timeout (51G) protection element.
Neg Seq Time Overcurrent Trip was caused by Negative Sequence Time
(51Q) Timeout Overcurrent (51Q) protection element.
Trip was caused by Under Voltage (27) protection
270 Under Voltage (27) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 6 -
element.
Over Voltage (59) Timeout Trip was caused by Over Voltage (59) protection
element.
Neutral Over Voltage Trip was caused by Neutral Over Voltage (64N)
273 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(64N) Timeout Group 2 protection element.

IEC Mask Status
Under Frequency Trip was caused by Under Frequency
274 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(81U) Timeout Group 6 (81U) protection element.
Over Frequency Trip was caused by Over Frequency
275 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(81O) Timeout Group 6 (81O) protection element.
Trip was caused by Demand (49D)
276 Demand (49D) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group -
Group 6 protection element.
Direction Power Trip was caused by Direction Power
277 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(32P) Timeout Group 6 (32P) protection element.
Forward Power Trip was caused by Forward Power
278 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(32FP) Timeout Group 6 (32FP) protection element.
279 Powr Factor (55) Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Powr Factor (55) element detected
Open Voltage-A phase not detected Open Voltage-A phase detected
This point is cleared(‘0’) under the If A phase voltage is less than “Off
following conditions; Level” set value in case source side is
- A phase voltage is more than “On live line(either one or two phase(s)
280 Open Phase - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Level” set value.
is(are) more than “On Level”).
- All phases of source voltage are less
“VA” lamp on panel is ON in case this
than “Off Level” set value.
point is set(‘1’).
“VA” lamp on panel is ON in case this point
is cleared(‘0’).
Open Voltage-B phase not detected Open Voltage-B phase detected
This point is cleared(‘0’) under the If B phase voltage is less than “Off
- B phase voltage is more than “On live line(either one or two phase(s)
281 Open Phase - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Level” set value.
is(are) more than “On Level”).
- All phases of source voltage are less
“VB” lamp on panel is ON in case this
than “Off Level” set value.
point is set(‘1’).
“VB” lamp on panel is ON in case this point

IEC Mask Status
Open Voltage-C phase not detected Open Voltage-C phase detected
This point is cleared(‘0’) under the If C phase voltage is less than “Off
- C phase voltage is more than “On live line(either one or two phase(s)
282 Open Phase - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Level” set value. is(are) more than “On Level”).
- All phases of source voltage are less “VC” lamp on panel is ON in case this
than “Off Level” set value. point is set(‘1’).
“VC” lamp on panel is ON in case this point
Open Voltage-R phase not detected Open Voltage-R phase detected
This point is cleared(‘0’) under the If R phase voltage is less than “Off
following conditions; Level” set value in case load side is live
- R phase voltage is more than “On line(either one or two phase(s) is(are)
283 Open Phase - R NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Level” set value. more than “On Level”).
- All phases of load voltage are less than “VR” lamp on panel is ON in case this
“Off Level” set value. point is set(‘1’).
“VR” lamp on panel is ON in case this point
Open Voltage-S phase not detected Open Voltage-S phase detected
This point is cleared(‘0’) under the If S phase voltage is less than “Off
- S phase voltage is more than “On line(either one or two phase(s) is(are)
284 Open Phase - S NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Level” set value. more than “On Level”).
- All phases of load voltage are less than “VS” lamp on panel is ON in case this
“VS” lamp on panel is ON in case this point

IEC Mask Status
Open Voltage-T phase not detected Open Voltage-T phase detected
This point is cleared(‘0’) under the If T phase voltage is less than “Off
- T phase voltage is more than “On line(either one or two phase(s) is(are)
285 Open Phase - T NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Level” set value. more than “On Level”).
- All phases of load voltage are less than “VT” lamp on panel is ON in case this
“VT” lamp on panel is ON in case this point
286 Phase Difference Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Phase Difference – A not detected Note 6) Phase Difference – A detected Note 7)
287 Phase Difference Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Phase Difference – B not detected Note 6) Phase Difference – B detected Note 7)
288 Phase Difference Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 5 Phase Difference – C not detected Note 6) Phase Difference – C detected Note 7)
Phase Difference not detected Note 6) Phase Difference detected Note 7)
289 Phase Difference Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 This includes;
Phase Difference A, B or C
*. NOTE 6) Phase Difference is not detected under the following conditions;
- Recloser closed
7) Synchrocheck(25) is detected under the following conditions;
- The voltage difference of synchronism voltages is more than “M.V.D” set value.
- The angle difference of synchronism voltages is more than “M.A.D” set value.
- The frequency difference of synchronism voltages is more than “M.F.D” set value.
*. If Phase Difference being detected then it’s impossible to have recloser do close operation.
Outage Condition Timeout Outage Condition ON For Inrush
For Inrush Restraint Restraint Active
291 Inrush Restraint Reset - Phase NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Phase Inrush Restraint Reset
Inrush Restraint Reset – Ground Inrush Restraint Reset
Ground

IEC Mask Status
293 Inrush Restraint Reset - S.E.F NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - Sensitive Earth Fault Inrush Restraint Reset
Inrush Restraint Reset – Negative Sequence Inrush Restraint Reset
294 NO 1 02/02 Group -
Neg Seq Group 2
Inrush Restraint Phase Inrush Restraint restore duration enterd
295 NO 1 02/02 Group -
Restore Pickup - Phase Group 2
Inrush Restraint Ground Inrush Restraint restore duration enterd
296 NO 1 02/02 Group -
Restore Pickup - Ground Group 2
Inrush Restraint Negative Sequence Inrush Restraint restore duration
297 NO 1 02/02 Group -
Restore Pickup - Neg Seq Group 2 enterd
Inrush Restraint Sensitive Earth Fault Inrush Restraint restore
298 NO 1 02/02 Group -
Restore Pickup - S.E.F Group 2 duration enterd
Activate Inrush Restraint For Phase Time Overcurrent Trip during Inrush Restraint
299 NO 1 02/02 Group
Phase Time Overcurrent Group 6 Restore Duration
Activate Inrush Restraint For Ground Time Overcurrent Trip during Inrush
300 NO 1 02/02 Group
Ground Time Overcurrent Group 6 Restraint Restore Duration
Activate Inrush Restraint For Sensitive Earth Fault Trip during Inrush Restraint
301 NO 1 02/02 Group
S.E.F Time Overcurrent Group 6 Restore Duration
Activate Inrush Restraint For Negative Sequence Overcurrent Trip during Inrush
302 NO 1 02/02 Group
Neg Seq Time Overcurrent Group 6 Restraint Restore Duration
303 Pq Under Volt Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Voltage A-PQ detected
304 Pq Under Volt Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Voltage B-PQ detected
305 Pq Under Volt Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Voltage C-PQ detected
306 Pq Under Volt Timeout - R NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Voltage R-PQ detected
307 Pq Under Volt Timeout - S NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Voltage S-PQ detected
308 Pq Under Volt Timeout - T NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Voltage T-PQ detected

IEC Mask Status
309 Pq Over Volt Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Over Voltage A-PQ detected
310 Pq Over Volt Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Over Voltage B-PQ detected
311 Pq Over Volt Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Over Voltage C-PQ detected
312 Pq Over Volt Timeout - R NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Over Voltage R-PQ detected
313 Pq Over Volt Timeout - S NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Over Voltage S-PQ detected
314 Pq Over Volt Timeout - T NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Over Voltage T-PQ detected
315 Sag Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Sag A detected
316 Sag Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Sag B detected
317 Sag Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Sag C detected
318 Sag Timeout - P NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Sag A, B or C detected
319 Swell Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Swell A detected
320 Swell Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Swell B detected
321 Swell Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Swell C detected
322 Swell Timeout - P NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Swell A, B or C detected
323 Interruption Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Interruption A detected
324 Interruption Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Interruption B detected
325 Interruption Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Interruption C detected
326 Interruption Timeout - P NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Interruption A, B or C detected
Unbalance Timeout –
327 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Voltage Unbalance (Source) detected
Source Voltage
Unbalance Timeout –
328 NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Voltage Unbalance (Load) detected
Load Voltage
329 Unbalance Timeout - Current NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8), 9) Current Unbalance detected

IEC Mask Status
330 Pq Under Frequency Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Under Frequency-PQ detected
331 Sag Instantaneous Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Sag Instantaneous detected Note 10)
332 Sag Momentary Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Sag Momentary detected Note 10)
333 Sag Temporary Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Sag Temporary detected Note 10)
334 Sag Long Time Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Sag Longtime detected Note 10)
335 Swell Instantaneous Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Swell Instantaneous detected Note 10)
336 Swell Momentary Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Swell Momentary detected Note 10)
337 Swell Temporary Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Swell Temporary detected Note 10)
338 Swell Long Time Occured NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Note 8) Swell Longtime detected Note 10)
339 Interruption Momentary
NO 1 02/02 Group Note 8) Interruption Momentary detected Note 10)
Occured Group 2
340 Interruption Temporary
NO 1 02/02 Group Note 8) Interruption Temporary detected Note 10)
Occured Group 2
341 Interruption Long Time
NO 1 02/02 Group Note 8) Interruption Longtime detected Note 10)
Occured Group 2
342 Voltage Thd Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Voltage THD A detected
343 Voltage Thd Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Voltage THD B detected
344 Voltage Thd Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8) Voltage THD C detected
345 Voltage Thd Timeout - T Voltage THD detected
NO 1 02/02 Group Note 8) This includes;
Group 2 - Voltage THD A/B/C detected
346 Current Thd Timeout - A NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8), 9) Current THD A detected
347 Current Thd Timeout - B NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8), 9) Current THD B detected
348 Current Thd Timeout - C NO 1 02/02 Group Group 8 Note 8), 9) Current THD C detected

IEC Mask Status
349 Current Thd Timeout - T Current THD detected
NO 1 02/02 Group Note 8), 9) This includes;
Group 2 Current THD A/B/C detected
*. NOTE 8) All the points related to PQM function can be cleared(‘0’) by “PQM Transient Short duration Long duration
RESET” command.
Instant Moment Temporary
9) If current is less than “ITHD/UBI I Limit” set value, the current
Swell Over voltage
unbalance and current harmonic distortion element is not detected. 1.1 pu
10) PQM functions follows IEEE 1159 standard. IEEE 1159 standard
determines under categorizing into several groups depending on 1.0 pu Normal Range
electric fluctuation depending on size and continuous time. Voltage 0.9 pu

fluctuation and its categories are as shown in “Ficture 2. IEEE 1159 Sag Under voltage
Voltage distortion summary”.
0.1 pu
Interruption
30cycle 3sec
0.5cycle 1min
Figure 2. IEEE 1159 Voltage distortion summary

350 DC1-1 Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - DC1-1 detected

IEC Mask Status
358 External DC1-1 Timeout NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - External DC1-1 detected
Phase Time Overcurrent Phase Time Overcurrent (51P) Alarm occur
366 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(51P) Alarm Group 7 occurred.
Ground Time Overcurrent Ground Time Overcurrent (51G) Alarm
367 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(51G) Alarm Group 7 occurred.
Neutral Time Overcurrent Neutral Time Overcurrent (51N) Alarm
368 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(51N) Alarm Group 2 occurred.
Sesitive Earth Fault Sesitive Earth Fault Time Overcurrent (51SG)
369 Time Overcurrent NO 1 02/02 Group - Alarm occurred.
(51SG) ALARM Group 2
Neg Seq Time Overcurrent Negative Sequence Time Overcurrent (51Q)
370 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(51Q) Alarm Group 7 Alarm occurred.
371 Under Voltage (27) Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 7 - Under Voltage (27) Alarm occurred
372 Over Voltage (59) Alarm NO 1 02/02 Group Group 7 - Over Voltage (59) Alarm occurred
Neutral Over Voltage Neutral Over Voltage (64N) Alarm occurred
373 NO 1 02/02 Group -
(64N) Alarm Group 7

IEC Mask Status
Loop control type is not sectionalizing Loop control type is sectionalizing recloser.
374 Selected Sec Recloser NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 recloser. The “Type Select” setting of “LOOP
CONTROL” menu has been set as “SEC”.
Loop control type is not midpoint Loop control type is midpoint recloser.
375 Selected Mid Recloser NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 recloser. The “Type Select” setting of “LOOP
CONTROL” menu has been set as “MID”.
Loop control type is not tie point Loop control type is tie point recloser.
376 Selected Tie Recloser NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 recloser. The “Type Select” setting of “LOOP
CONTROL” menu has been set as “TIE”.
It does not get detected in the The Sectionalizing recloser has automatically
following condition; returned after the Sectionalizing recloser
- Sectionalizing recloser did not operation because the line voltage was
operate (line voltage is normal) normally restored.
377 Section Reset NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 - The Sectionalizing recloser is
operating because the Line voltage
has not returned to normal
condition.
It is not set as Sectionalizing recloser.
It does not get detected in the The Tiepoint recloser has automatically
following condition; returned after the Tiepoint recloser operation
- Tiepoint recloser did not operate because the line voltage was normally restored.
(line voltage is normal)
378 Tie Reset NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2
- The Tiepoint recloser is operating
because the Line voltage has not
returned to normal condition.
It is not set as Tiepoint recloser.
The recloser has been automatically open or
379 Section Operate Indicator NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
close due to the Section function.

IEC Mask Status
The recloser has been automatically open due
380 Section Open Indicator NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
to the Section function.
The recloser has been automatically close due
381 Tie Close Indicator NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
to the Tie Type function.
The recloser has been automatically open due
382 Tie Open Indicator NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 -
to the Tie Type function.
Power Flow Forward not assert Power Flow Forward assert
383 Forware Power Flow NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 Forward Power is determined by 3-phase
power factor.
Power Flow Reverse not assert Power Flow Reverse assert
Reverse Power is determined by 3-phase power
384 Reverse Power Flow NO 1 02/02 Group Group 2 factor.
“REVERSE POWER” lamp in panel is ON
when this point is set(‘1’).
2. Binary Output
Click “Binary Output” Tap in the bottom of the “DB MAP CONFIGURATION” window to move
to Binary Output Map. The properties of Inver, Class & Var can be individually set in the “User
Map List” per each data point. The property can be changed by clicking the corresponding property
column (indicate the combo box) when the data point to be changed is selected (indicate with a
blue line).
The property setting items are as follows.
 Invert : It is used to invert a value of corresponding data point.

- NONE(NO) : Invert does not apply. It transmits “1” as the command value in case of
“CLOSE” controlling and “0” as the command value in case of “TRIP” controlling.
- OK(YES) : Invert is applied. The actual transmitted command value is “TRIP(‘0’)” when
“CLOSE(‘1’)” is controlling.
The Class & Var setting value are useful properties in the DNP3.0 communication. If ET
Entec’s Recloser Control does not support the DNP3.0 communication function, the
corresponding property does not cause any influence.
The Binary output’s base data points are as follows.
Table 2. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY OUTPUT(1/2)

Code TR/CL
No Description Invert
Field Field
CLOSE Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

0
OPEN Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
1 OPEN Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Protection Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

2
Protection Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
3 Protection Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Protection Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

4
Protection Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
5 Protection Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
SEF Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

6
SEF Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
7 SEF Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Reclosing Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

8
Reclosing Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
9 Reclosing Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Control Lock Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

10
Control Unlock Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
11 Control Unlock Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Loop Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

12
Loop Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
13 Loop Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Loop Auto Restore Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

14
Loop Auto Restore Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
15 Loop Auto Restore Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Hot Line Tag Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

16
Hot Line Tag Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
17 Hot Line Tag Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Aux1 Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

18
Aux1 Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
19 Aux1 Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
Aux 2 Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

20
Aux2 Disable Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
Table 2. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY OUTPUT(2/2)

Code TR/CL
No Description Invert
Field Field
21 Aux2 Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
22 Battery Test Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
23 FI Reset Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
24 Spare NO Pulse ON CLOSE
25 PQ Event Reset Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
26 PQ Count Initialize Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
27 PQ Interruption Time Initialize Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
28 Max Demand Clear Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
29 Energy Clear Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
30 Waveform Capture Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
31 Peak Current Clear Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
33 Spare NO Pulse ON TRIP
34 Set Group 1 Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE
36 Set Group 3 Command NO Pulse ON TRIP
39 Set Group 6 Command NO Pulse ON TRIP

*. NOTE )
The value(TR/CL Field) of all BO Points can be inverted with PLC setting of ETIMS Interface software.
The BO points above apply in default PLC setting. In case of changes to PLC setting, the description and
block condition in the status may change.
3. Counters
Click “Counters” Tap in the bottom of the “DB MAP CONFIGURATION” window to move to
Counters Map. The properties of Inver, Class, Var, IEC Mask A and more can be individually set in
the “User Map List” per each data point. The property can be changed by clicking the
 Class : It is to set a class that is related with event occurring of DNP3.0 communication.
 Var : It is to set Object/Variation to read corresponding data point in DNP3.0 communication.
- 22/02 : 16 bit Counter Change Event without Time
- 22/06 : 16 bit Counter Change Event with Time
- 22/08 : 16 bit Counter Delta Change Event with Time
 IEC Mask A : It is to set IEC60870 communication use, Fixed as Group(included in group),
Cyclic(Periodical polling), Group&Cyclic set options. In addition, if the Class attribute is
allocated to Class1, 2 or 3, it will have the Spontaneous point attribute in case of IEC60870
communication.
 IEC Mask B : It is to set a group on IEC60870 communication use. Please refer to
“IEC60870-5-101/104 PROTOCOL Technical Manual” for more detail information.
 Active Event : It sets whether a Counter event will occur or not.
- NONE : Regardless of the setting, it does not make a Counter event occur.
- Active : Makes a Counter event happen according to the class attribute. If the Class is set
as “None” or “Class 0”, it does not allow an event to occur.
*. NOTE ) Count event is generated when the value of the Counter's data is changed
(increased or reset to be "0").
 Frozen Counter : It sets whether to used a Frozen counter value and event.
- NONE : Regardless of the setting, it does not used a Frozen counter value and event.
- Active : Use to a frozen counter value and event.
- Clear after local freeze : Counter is reset after the freeze by itself.
The Class & Var setting value are useful properties in the DNP3.0 communication and the
IEC Mask A/B setting value is a useful property in the IEC60870 communication.
As optional functions, the DNP3.0 communication and IEC60870 communication function
will not cause any influence if the Entec’s Recloser Control does not support these functions.
The Counter’s data points are as follows.
Table 3. BASE DATA POINTS – COUNTERS(1/11)

IEC Mask Active Frozen
No Description Class Var
A B Event Counter
0 Restart Count Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
1 Diagnosis Count Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
2 Sag Count - Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
3 Sag Count - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
4 Sag Count - B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
5 Sag Count - C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
6 Sag Count - Instantaneous Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
7 Sag Count - Momentary Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
8 Sag Count - Temporary Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
9 Sag Count - Long Time Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
10 Swell Count - Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
11 Swell Count - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
12 Swell Count - B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
13 Swell Count - C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
14 Swell Count - Instantaneous Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
15 Swell Count - Momentary Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
16 Swell Count - Temporary Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
17 Swell Count - Long Time Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
18 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
19 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
20 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
21 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
22 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -Momentary Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
23 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -Temporary Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
24 Interruption CumulativeTime [sec] -Sustained Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
25 Voltage THD - Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
26 Current THD - Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
27 Voltage THD - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
28 Voltage A 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
29 Voltage A 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
30 Voltage A 4th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
42 Voltage B THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
43 Voltage B 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
44 Voltage B 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
45 Voltage B 4th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
57 Voltage C THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
58 Voltage C 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
59 Voltage C 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
60 Voltage C 4th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
72 Current A THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
73 Current A 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
75 Current A 4th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
87 Current B THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
88 Current B 2th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
90 Current B 4Th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
102 Current C THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
103 Current C 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
104 Current C 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
105 Current C 4th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
117 Current G THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
118 Voltage Unbalance Detect Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
119 Voltage Unbalance Detect (Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
120 Voltage Unbalance Detect (Load) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
121 Under Frequency Detect Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
122 Under voltage TOTAL(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
123 Under voltage A(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
124 Under voltage B(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
125 Under voltage C(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
126 Over voltage TOTAL(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
127 Over voltage A(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
128 Over voltage B(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
129 Over voltage C(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
130 Operation Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
131 Trip Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
132 Interruption Total Cumulitive Time Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
133 Interruption Cumulitive Time A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
134 Interruption Cumulitive Time B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
135 Interruption Cumulitive Time C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
INTERRUPTION Momentary 22/02
136 Class 0 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
Cumulitive Time
INTERRUPTION Temporary 22/02
Cumulitive Time
INTERRUPTION Sustained 22/02
Cumulitive Time
139 User Count 1 Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
28 Voltage A 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
29 Voltage A 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
42 Voltage B THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
43 Voltage B 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
44 Voltage B 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
57 Voltage C THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
58 Voltage C 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
59 Voltage C 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
72 Current A THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
87 Current B THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
90 Current B 4Th Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
102 Current C THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
103 Current C 2nd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
104 Current C 3rd Harmonic Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
117 Current G THD Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
118 Voltage Unbalance Detect Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
119 Voltage Unbalance Detect (Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
120 Voltage Unbalance Detect (Load) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
121 Under Frequency Detect Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
122 Under voltage TOTAL(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
123 Under voltage A(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
124 Under voltage B(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
125 Under voltage C(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
126 Over voltage TOTAL(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
127 Over voltage A(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
128 Over voltage B(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
129 Over voltage C(Source) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
130 Operation Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
131 Trip Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
132 Interruption Total Cumulitive Time Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
133 Interruption Cumulitive Time A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
134 Interruption Cumulitive Time B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
135 Interruption Cumulitive Time C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
INTERRUPTION Momentary
136 Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
Cumulitive Time
INTERRUPTION Temporary
Cumulitive Time
INTERRUPTION Sustained
Cumulitive Time
147 Instantaneous Overcurrent -TOTAL Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
148 Instantaneous Overcurrent -A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
149 Instantaneous Overcurrent -B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
150 Instantaneous Overcurrent -C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
151 Instantaneous Overcurrent -Ground Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
152 Spare Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
153 Sensitive Earth Fault Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
154 Instantaneous Overcurrent – Neq Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
155 Time Overcurrent -TOTAL Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
156 Time Overcurrent -A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
157 Time Overcurrent -B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
158 Time Overcurrent -C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
159 Time Overcurrent -Ground Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
162 Time Overcurrent – Neq Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
163 Unser Voltage -Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
164 Unser Voltage -A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
165 Unser Voltage -B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
166 Unser Voltage -C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
171 Over Voltage -Total Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
172 Over Voltage -A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
173 Over Voltage -B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
174 Over Voltage -C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
176 Over Voltage -Neutral Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
184 Demand (49) Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
186 Under Frequency Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
187 Over Frequency Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
188 Frequency Decay Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
192 Positive Active Energy - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
193 Positive Active Energy - B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
194 Positive Active Energy - C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
195 Positive Active Energy - 3Φ Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
196 Negative Active Energy - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
197 Negative Active Energy - B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
198 Negative Active Energy - C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE

A B Event Counter
199 Negative Active Energy - 3Φ Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
200 Positive Reactive Energy - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
201 Positive Reactive Energy - B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
202 Positive Reactive Energy - C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
203 Positive Reactive Energy - 3Φ Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
204 Negative Reactive Energy - A Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
205 Negative Reactive Energy - B Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
206 Negative Reactive Energy - C Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
207 Negative Reactive Energy - 3Φ Class 0 22/02 Group Group 1 NONE NONE
4. Analog Input
Click “Analog Input” Tap in the bottom of the “DB MAP CONFIGURATION” window to move to
Analog Input Map. The properties of Inver, Class, Var, IEC Mask A and more can individually be
set in the “User Map List” per each data point. The property can be changed by clicking the
 Var : It is to set Object/Variation to read corresponding data point in DNP3.0 communication.
- 32/02 : 16 bit Analog Input Change Event without Time
- 32/04 : 16 bit Analog Input Change Event with Time
 IEC Mask A : It is to set IEC60870 communication use, there are Group(included in group),
Cyclic(Periodical polling), Group&Cyclic set options. In addition, if the Class attribute is allocated
to Class1, 2 or 3, it will have the Spontaneous point attribute in case of IEC60870 communication.
 IEC Mask B : It is to set a group on IEC60870 communication use. Refer to “IEC60870-5-
101/104 PROTOCOL Technical Manual” for more detailed information.
 Active Event : It sets whether an Analog Input(AI) event will occur or not.
- NONE(N/A) : It does not make an AI event occur
- Active : It does make an AI event occur
*. NOTE ) The occurring AI event type differs according to the “AI Evt Method” setting in
the “GLOBAL SETTING/ COMMUNICATION/ EVENT&ETC SETUP” menu
of Entec’s Recloser Control.
 The setting value is set to ‘OFF’: AI event does not occur even if the
Active Event property is set as ‘Active’.
 The setting value is set to ‘TH’: AI event occurs due to Threshold
Configuration.
 The setting value is set to ‘DB’ : AI event occurs due to Deadband
Configuration.
 The setting value is set to ‘BOTH’: AI event occurs through both
Threshold & Deadband Configuration being applied.
*. NOTE ) A user will set the “AEvt Skip at Ft” setting value in the “GLOBAL SETTING/
COMMUNICATION/ EVENT&ETC SETUP” menu of Entec’s Recloser
Control to determine whether AI event is generated or not at fault pickup.
 The setting value is set to ‘YES’: AI event is not generated during Fault
pickup.
 The setting value is set to ‘NO’: AI event is generated during Fault pickup.
 Deadband Configuration
- Limit Low : It sets the lower limit to make the event happen. It does not make the AI
event happen in case the Point data is lower than the “Limit Low” setting value.
- Limit High : It sets the upper limit to make the event happen. It does not make the AI
event happen in case the Point data is higher than the “Limit High” setting value.
- Dead Band : It makes the AI event happen if the difference in size of the point data is
above the Dead Band set value during the Smoothing Factor time (1sec).
- Smoothing Factor : It is the delta time to compare the point data change and is set as
1sec.
 Threshold Configuration
- Threshold Low : It makes the AI event occur in case it goes out of the Threshold Low
range because the point data decreases or the point data value increases again and restores
within the Threshold Low range
- Threshold High : It makes the AI event occur in case it goes out of the Threshold High
range because the point data increases or the point data value decreases again and restores
within the Threshold High range
* The IEC60870 communication does not make an AI event that applied a Threshold
Configuration happen.
 Scale : It transfers the divided proportion of the Scale set value from the actual data value. The
AI point to be transferred in case the actual data value is 1000 and the Scale set value for 10
days is 100 (=1000/10).
The Class & Var setting value are useful properties in the DNP3.0 communication and the
IEC Mask A/B setting value is a useful property in the IEC60870 communication.
As optional functions, the DNP3.0 communication & IEC60870 communication function will
not cause any influence if the Entec’s Recloser Control does not support these functions.
The Analog Input’s base data points are as follows.
Table 4. BASE DATA POINTS – ANALOG INPUT(1/21)

IEC Mask DeadBand Threshold
Active
No Description Class Var Limit Limit Dead Scale
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
0 Maker / Version No. None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
1 Device / Revision No. None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
2 Circuit +12V None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
3 Circuit -12V None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
4 Circuit Temperature None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
5 TD Input 1 None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
10 RTU Self Diagnosis (Detail) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
11 Battery Voltage None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
12 Charger Voltage None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
13 Gas Pressure (bar) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
14 Gas Pressure (Volt) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
15 Reference Voltage None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
16 Charger Current None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
17 Temperature (OUT) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
18 Battery Capacity None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
19 Channel1 Frequency None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
20 Channel2 Frequency None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
21 Voltage Unbalance Rate (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
22 Voltage Unbalance Rate (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
23 Current Unbalance Rate None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
24 Sag Magnitude A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
25 Sag Duration A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
26 Sag Magnitude B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
27 Sag Duration B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
28 Sag Magnitude C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
29 Sag Duration C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
30 Swell Magnitude A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
31 Swell Duration A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
32 Swell Magnitude B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
33 Swell Duration B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
34 Swell Magnitude C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
35 Swell Duration C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
36 Interruption Magnitude A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
37 Interruption Duration A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
38 Interruption Magnitude B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
39 Interruption Duration B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
40 Interruption Magnitude C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
41 Interruption Duration C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
42 Voltage A DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
43 Voltage A 2nd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
44 Voltage A 3rd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
45 Voltage A 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
57 Voltage A THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
58 Voltage B DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
59 Voltage B 2nd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
60 Voltage B 3rd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
61 Voltage B 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
73 Voltage B THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
74 Voltage C DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
75 Voltage C 2nd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
76 Voltage C 3rd Harmonic Conten None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
77 Voltage C 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
89 Voltage C THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
90 Current A DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
91 Current A 2nd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
92 Current A 3rd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
93 Current A 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
105 Current A THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
106 Current B DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
107 Current B 2nd Harmonic Conten None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
108 Current B 3rd Harmonic Conten None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
109 Current B 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
121 Current B THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
122 Current C DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
123 Current C 2nd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
124 Current C 3rd Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
125 Current C 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
137 Current C THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
138 Current G DC Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
139 Current G 2nd Harmonic Conten None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
140 Current G 3rd Harmonic Conten None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
141 Current G 4th Harmonic Content None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
153 Current G THD None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
154 Current A (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
155 Current B (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
156 Current C (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
157 Current G (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
158 Current N (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
159 Current SEF (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
160 Current Angle A (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
161 Current Angle B (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
162 Current Angle C (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
163 Current Angle G (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
164 Current Angle N (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
165 Current Angle SEF (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
166 Positive Current(I1) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
167 Negative Current(I2) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
168 Zero Seq. Current(I0) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
169 Positive Current(I1) Angle None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
170 Negative Current(I2) Angle None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
171 Zero Seq. Current(I0) Angle None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
172 Current (TRUE RMS) A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
173 Current (TRUE RMS) B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
174 Current (TRUE RMS) C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
175 Current (TRUE RMS) G None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
176 Current A (C-RMS) Fundamental Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
177 Current B (C-RMS) Fundamental Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
178 Current C (C-RMS) Fundamental Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
179 Current G (C-RMS) Fundamental Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
180 Current A (C-RMS) 2nd Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
181 Current B (C-RMS) 2nd Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
182 Current C (C-RMS) 2nd Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
183 Current G (C-RMS) 2nd Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
184 Current A (C-RMS) 5th Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
185 Current B (C-RMS) 5th Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
186 Current C (C-RMS) 5th Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
187 Current G (C-RMS) 5th Harmonic None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
188 Voltage A (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
189 Voltage B (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
190 Voltage C (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
191 Zero Seq. Voltage (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
192 Voltage Angle A (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
193 Voltage Angle B (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
194 Voltage Angle C (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
195 Zero Seq. Voltage Angle (RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
196 Line-Line Voltage AB (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
197 Line-Line Voltage BC (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
198 Line-Line Voltage CA (RMS) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
199 Voltage Angle AB (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
200 Voltage Angle BC (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
201 Voltage Angle CA (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
202 Positive Voltage V1 (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
203 Negative Voltage V2 (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
204 Zero Seq. Voltage V0 (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
205 Positive Voltage Angle V1 (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
206 Negative Voltage Angle V2 (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
207 Zero Seq. Voltage Angle V0 (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
208 Voltage A (TRUE RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
209 Voltage B (TRUE RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
210 Voltage C (TRUE RMS) (Source) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
211 Voltage A (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
212 Voltage B (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
213 Voltage C (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
214 Zero Seq. Voltage (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
215 Voltage Angle A (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
216 Voltage Angle B (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
217 Voltage Angle C (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
218 Zero Seq. Voltage Angle (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
219 Voltage AB (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
220 Voltage BC (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
221 Voltage CA (RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
222 Voltage Angle AB (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
223 Voltage Angle BC (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
224 Voltage Angle CA (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
225 Positive Voltage V1 (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
226 Negative Voltage V2 (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
227 Zero Seq. VoltageV0 (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
228 Positive Voltage Angle V1 (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
229 Negative Voltage Angle V2 (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
230 Zero Seq. Voltage Angle V0 (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
231 Voltage A (TRUE RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
232 Voltage B (TRUE RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
233 Voltage C (TRUE RMS) (Load) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
234 Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
235 Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
236 Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
237 Active Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
238 Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
239 Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
240 Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
241 Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
242 Apparent Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
243 Apparent Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
244 Apparent Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
245 Apparent Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
246 Power Factor A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
247 Power Factor B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
248 Power Factor C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
249 Power Factor (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
250 POSITIVE Real Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
251 POSITIVE Real Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
252 POSITIVE Real Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
253 POSITIVE Real Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
254 NEGATIVE Real Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
255 NEGATIVE Real Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
256 NEGATIVE Real Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
257 NEGATIVE Real Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
258 POSITIVE Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
259 POSITIVE Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
260 POSITIVE Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
261 POSITIVE Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
262 NEGATIVE Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
263 NEGATIVE Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
264 NEGATIVE Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
265 NEGATIVE Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
266 Demand A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
267 Demand B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
268 Demand C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
269 Demand G None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
270 Demand Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
271 Demand Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
272 Demand Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
273 Demand Active Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
274 Demand Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
275 Demand Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
276 Demand Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
277 Demand Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
278 Block Demand A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
279 Block Demand B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
280 Block Demand C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
281 Block Demand G None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
282 Block Demand Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
283 Block Demand Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
284 Block Demand Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
285 Block Demand Active Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
286 Block Demand Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
287 Block Demand Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
288 Block Demand Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
289 Block Demand Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
290 Hourly Maximum Load A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
291 Hourly Maximum Load B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
292 Hourly Maximum Load C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
293 Hourly Maximum Load G None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
294 Hourly Maximum Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
295 Hourly Maximum Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
296 Hourly Maximum Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
297 Hourly Maximum Active Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
298 Hourly Maximum Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
299 Hourly Maximum Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
300 Hourly Maximum Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
301 Hourly Maximum Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
302 Today Maximum Load A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
303 Today Maximum Load B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
304 Today Maximum Load C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
305 Today Maximum Load G None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
306 Today Maximum Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
307 Today Maximum Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
308 Today Maximum Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
309 Today Maximum Active Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
310 Today Maximum Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
311 Today Maximum Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
312 Today Maximum Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
313 Today Maximum Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
314 Yesterday Maximum Load Current A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
315 Yesterday Maximum Load Current B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
316 Yesterday Maximum Load Current C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
317 Yesterday Maximum Load Current N None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
318 Yesterday Maximum Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
319 Yesterday Maximum Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
320 Yesterday Maximum Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
321 Yesterday Maximum Active Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
322 Yesterday Maximum Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
323 Yesterday Maximum Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
324 Yesterday Maximum Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
325 Yesterday Maximum Reactive Power (3Φ) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
326 Fault Current A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
327 Fault Current B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
328 Fault Current C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
329 Fault Current N None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
330 Fault Current SEF None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
331 Fault Current Q None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
332 Fault Voltage A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
333 Fault Voltage B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
334 Fault Voltage C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
335 Contact Wear A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
336 Contact Wear B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
337 Contact Wear C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
338 First Fault Current A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
339 First Fault Current B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
340 First Fault Current C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
341 First Fault Current N None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
342 First Fault Current SEF None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
343 First Fault Current Q None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
344 First Fault Voltage A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
345 First Fault Voltage B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
346 First Fault Voltage C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
347 Latitude(1:south,2:north) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
348 Degree None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
349 Minute None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
350 Second None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
351 Longitude(1:east,2:west) None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
352 Degree None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
353 Minute None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
354 Second None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
355 Peak Current A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
356 Peak Current B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
357 Peak Current C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
358 Peak Current G None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
359 Peak Current Q None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
360 Pos Max Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
361 Pos Max Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
362 Pos Max Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
363 Pos Max Active Power 3 None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
364 Pos Max Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
365 Pos Max Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
366 Pos Max Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
367 Pos Max Reactive Power 3 None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
368 Neg Max Active Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
369 Neg Max Active Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
370 Neg Max Active Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
371 Neg Max Active Power 3 None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
372 Neg Max Reactive Power A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
373 Neg Max Reactive Power B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
374 Neg Max Reactive Power C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
375 Neg Max Reactive Power 3 None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
376 Operation Count None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
377 Trip Count None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
378 External TD 1 None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000

Active
A B Event Low High
Low High Band
383 Fault Location None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
384 Fault Reactance None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
385 Max Demand Current A None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
386 Max Demand Current B None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
387 Max Demand Current C None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
388 Max Demand Current N None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
389 Max Demand Current Q None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
390 Mechanical Wear None 32/04 Group Group 16 None -32000 32000 50 1 -32000 32000
*. NOTE )
AI points can change data format(unit) according to scale settings.
5. Analog Output
Click “Output” Tap in the bottom of the “DB MAP CONFICURATION” window to move to
Analog Output Map. The properties of Class & Var can individually be set in the “User Map List”
per each data point. The property can be changed by clicking the corresponding property column
(indicate the combo box) when the data point to be changed is selected (indicate with a blue line).
The Class & Var setting value are useful properties in the DNP3.0 communication. If Entec’s
Recloser Control does not support the DNP3.0 communication function, the corresponding
property will not cause any influence.
The Analog Output’s base data points are as follows.
Table 5. BASE DATA POINTS – ANALOG OUTPUT(1/25)

Index Remark
Description Var
No. Range Step Default
0 External Channel DC3-2 Alarm Pickup NONE 0~6000 0.1 0
External Channel DC3-2 Alarm Time

1 NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 0
Delay
2 External Channel DC4 Rate NONE 1~200 1 40
3 External Channel DC4 Ratio NONE 1~3000 1 1
4 External Channel DC4 Offset NONE -10000~10000 1 0
5 External Channel DC4-1 Alarm Type NONE Under(0), Over(1) 1 Under

7 NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 2
Delay
8 External Channel DC4-2 Alarm Type NONE Under(0), Over(1) 1 Under

10 NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 2
Delay
GROUP1(0), GROUP2(1),
11 Primary Setting Group NONE 1 GROUP1
GROUP3(2), GROUP4(3)
GROUP1(0), GROUP2(1),
12 Alternate Setting Group NONE 1 GROUP1
GROUP3(2), GROUP4(3)
13 Loop Control Type Select NONE NONE(0), SEC(1), MID(2), TIE(3) 1 NONE
Volate Response Side in SEC or MID

14 NONE VS(0), VL(1), VS&VL(2) 1 VS
Type
15 Volate Response Side in TIE Type NONE VS(0), VL(1), VS&VL(2) 1 VS
Source Side Voltage Sensor Wiring 3PN:0, 3PP:1, 1PN(A):2,

16 NONE 1 0
Type 1PN(B):3, 1PN(C):4,1PP(AB):5,
17 Load Side Voltage Sensor Wiring Type NONE 1PP(BC):6, 1PP(CA):7 1 0
Auto Alternate Setting Group Change

18 NONE OFF(0), ON(1) 1 OFF
in MID Type
Auto Alternate Setting Group Change

19 NONE OFF(0), ON(1) 1 OFF
in TIE Type
Loop Control Auto Enabled after Close

20 NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
in SEC Type
Loop Control Auto Enabled after Open

in TIE Type

Index Remark
Description Var
Open Time when Both(Source Side/Load
22 NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 10
Side) Dead Line in TIE Type
23 Auto Restoration Time in SEC or MID Type NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 5
24 Dead Line Maximum Volage Level NONE 0.1~1.4xVT 0.01 0.2
25 Live Line Minimum Volage Level NONE 0.1~1.4xVT 0.01 0.7
26 Dead Line Detection Time Delay NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 50
27 Live Line Detection Time Delay NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 50
28 Dead Line Detection Reset Time Delay NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 5
Auto Reclosing Block Time after Loop

29 NONE 0.01~600s 0.01 5
Control Operation in MID or TIE Type
30 Loop Control Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
31 Fault Pop-up Message Use NONE OFF(0), ON(1) 1 OFF
32 Battery Management Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
33 Battery Charging Time NONE 60~6000 m 1 780
34 Battery Discharging Time NONE 60~6000 m 1 1440
35 Battery Alarm Level NONE 0~100% 0.01 50
36 Initial Value at Reset Battery Capacity NONE 0~100% 0.01 100
37 LCD Initial Logo Main Screen Select NONE 1~8 1 2
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
38 (+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Fuction NONE 1 TRIP
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Pickup

39 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Current
40 (+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) TC Curve NONE Not 1) 1 41
(+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Time

41 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Dial for TC Curve
(+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Time

42 NONE 0~600s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1)

43 NONE 0~10s 0.01 0
Minimum Response Time
(+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Reset

44 NONE INST(0), LINEAR(1) 1 INST
Method
(+) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Low Set

45 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
46 (+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Fuction NONE 1 TRIP
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Pickup

47 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Current
48 (+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) TC Curve NONE Not 1) 1 41
(+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Time Dial for

49 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
TC Curve
(+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Time Adder

50 NONE 0~600s 0.01 0
for TC Curve
(+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Minimum

51 NONE 0~10s 0.01 0
Response Time
52 (+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Reset Method NONE INST(0), LINEAR(1) 1 INST
(+) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Low Set

53 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
54 (+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Fuction NONE 1 TRIP
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Pickup

55 NONE 10~1600 A 1 250
Current
56 (+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) TC Curve NONE Not 1) 1 41
(+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Time Dial for

57 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
TC Curve
(+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Time Adder

58 NONE 0~600s 0.01 0
for TC Curve
(+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Minimum

59 NONE 0~10s 0.01 0
Response Time
(+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Reset

Method
(+) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Low Set

61 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
62 (+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Fuction NONE 1 TRIP
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Pickup

63 NONE 10~1600 A 1 250
Current

Index Remark
Description Var
64 (+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) TC Curve NONE Note 1) 1 41
(+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Time Dial

65 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
for TC Curve
(+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Time

66 NONE 0~600s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Minimum

67 NONE 0~10s 0.01 0
Response Time
(+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Reset

Method
(+) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Low Set

69 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
70 (+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Pickup

71 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Current
72 (+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) TC Curve NONE Note 1) 1 41
(+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Time Dial

73 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
for TC Curve
(+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Time Adder

74 NONE 0~600s 0.01 0
for TC Curve
(+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Minimum

75 NONE 0~10s 0.01 0
Response Time
(+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Reset

Method
(+) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Low Set

77 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
78 (+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Pickup

79 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Current
80 (+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) TC Curve NONE Note 1) 1 41
(+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Time Dial

81 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
for TC Curve

Index Remark
Description Var
(+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Time
82 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Minimum

83 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Response Time
(+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Reset

Method
(+) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Low Set

85 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time
(+) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent (50P-1) DISABL

86 NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1
Function E
(+) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent (50P-1)

87 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Pickup
(+) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent (50P-1) Time

88 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Delay
(+) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent (50P-1)

89 NONE 1~5 1 1
Active Shot
(+) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout (50P- DISABL

2) Function E
(+) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout (50P-

91 NONE 10~20000 A 1 8000
2) Pickup

92 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
2) Time Delay

93 NONE 1~5 1 1
2) Active Shot
(+) Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent (50G-1) DISABL

Function E
(+) Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent (50G-1)

95 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Pickup

96 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Time Delay

97 NONE 1~5 1 1
Active Shot

Index Remark
Description Var
(+) Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout
(50G-2) Function

99 NONE 10~20000 A 1 8000
(50G-2) Pickup

100 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
(50G-2) Time Delay

101 NONE 1~5 1 1
(50G-2) Active Shot
(+) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent (50Q-1) OFF(0), TRIP(1),

102 NONE 1 OFF
Function ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent (50Q-1)

103 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Pickup

104 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Time Delay

105 NONE 1~5 1 1
Active Shot
(+) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout OFF(0), TRIP(1),

106 NONE 1 OFF
(50Q-2) Function ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(+) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout

107 NONE 10~20000 A 1 8000
(50Q-2) Pickup

108 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
(50Q-2) Time Delay

109 NONE 1~5 1 1
(50Q-2) Active Shot
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
110 (+) Sensitive Earth Fault (50SEF) Function NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
111 (+) Sensitive Earth Fault (50SEF) Function NONE 0.1 ~ 160.0 s 0.1 10.0
112 (+) Sensitive Earth Fault (50SEF) Function NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
113 Phase Direction (67P) Type NONE NONE(0), FOR(1), REV(2) 1 NONE
114 Phase Direction (67P) Maximum Torque Angle NONE 0~359 Lag 1 60
Phase Direction (67P) Minimum Polarizing

115 NONE 0.1~0.8 xVT 0.01 0.3
Voltage

Index Remark
Description Var
116 Phase Direction (67P) Block Overcurrent NONE NO(1), YES(1) 1 YES
117 Ground Direction (67G) Type NONE NONE(0), FOR(1), REV(2) 1 NONE
Ground Direction (67G) Maximum Torque

118 NONE 0~359 Lag 1 60
Angle
Ground Direction (67G) Minimum Polarizing

119 NONE 0.1~0.8 xVT 0.01 0.3
Voltage
120 Ground Direction (67G) Block Overcurrent NONE NO(1), YES(1) 1 YES
121 Sensitive Earth Fault Direction (67SEF) Type NONE NONE(0), FOR(1), REV(2) 1 NONE
Sensitive Earth Fault Direction (67SEF)

122 NONE 0~359 Lag 1 60
Maximum Torque Angle
Sensitive Earth Fault Direction (67SEF)

123 NONE 0.1~0.8 xVT 0.01 0.3
Minimum Polarizing Voltage
Sensitive Earth Fault Direction (67SEF) Block

124 NONE NO(1), YES(1) 1 YES
Overcurrent
125 Neg. Seq Direction (67Q) Type NONE NONE(0), FOR(1), REV(2) 1 NONE
Neg. Seq Direction (67Q) Maximum Torque

126 NONE 0~359 Lag 1 60
Angle
Neg. Seq Direction (67Q) Minimum Polarizing

127 NONE 0.1~0.8 xVT 0.01 0.3
Voltage
128 Neg. Seq Direction (67Q) Block Overcurrent NONE NO(1), YES(1) 1 YES
OFF(0), TRIP(1), ALARM(2),

129 (-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
TR&AL(3)
(-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Pickup

130 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Current
131 (-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) TC Curve NONE Not 1) 1 41
(-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Time Dial

132 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
for TC Curve
(-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Time Adder

133 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
for TC Curve
(-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Minimum

134 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Response Time
(-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Reset

Method

Index Remark
Description Var
(-) Phase Fast Overcurrent (51P-1) Low Set
136 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time

137 (-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
TR&AL(3)
(-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Pickup

138 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Current
139 (-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) TC Curve NONE Not 1) 1 41
(-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Time Dial

140 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
for TC Curve
(-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Time

141 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Minimum

142 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Response Time
(-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Reset

Method
(-) Phase Delay Overcurrent (51P-2) Low Set

144 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
145 (-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
(-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Pickup

146 NONE 10~1600 A 1 250
Current
147 (-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) TC Curve NONE Note 1) 1 41
(-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Time Dial

148 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
for TC Curve
(-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Time

149 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Minimum

150 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Response Time
(-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Reset

Method
(-) Ground Fast Overcurrent (51G-1) Low Set

152 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time

Index Remark
Description Var
153 (-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
TR&AL(3)
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Pickup

154 NONE 10~1600 A 1 250
Current
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) TC

155 NONE Note 1) 1 41
Curve
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Time

156 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Dial for TC Curve
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Time

157 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2)

158 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Reset

Method
(-) Ground Delay Overcurrent (51G-2) Low Set

160 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time

161 (-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
TR&AL(3)
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Pickup

162 NONE 10~1600 A 1 250
Current
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) TC

163 NONE Note 1) 1 41
Curve
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Time

164 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Dial for TC Curve
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Time

165 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1)

166 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Reset

Method
(-) Neg. Seq Fast Overcurrent (51Q-1) Low Set

168 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Difinite Time

Index Remark
Description Var
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) OFF(0), TRIP(1), ALARM(2),
169 NONE 1 OFF
Fuction TR&AL(3)
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2)

170 NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
Pickup Current
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) TC

171 NONE Note 1) 1 41
Curve
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Time

172 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Dial for TC Curve
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Time

173 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Adder for TC Curve
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2)

174 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Reset

Method
(-) Neg. Seq Delay Overcurrent (51Q-2) Low

176 NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0
Set Difinite Time
(-) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent (50P-1)

Function

178 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Pickup

179 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Time Delay

180 NONE 1~5 1 1
Active Shot
(-) Phase Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout

(50P-2) Function

182 NONE 10~20000 A 1 8000
(50P-2) Pickup

183 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
(50P-2) Time Delay

184 NONE 1~5 1 1
(50P-2) Active Shot

Index Remark
Description Var
(-) Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent (50G-1)
Function

186 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Pickup

187 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
Time Delay

188 NONE 1~5 1 1
Active Shot
(-) Ground Instantaneous Overcurrent Lockout

(50G-2) Function

190 NONE 10~20000 A 1 8000
(50G-2) Pickup

191 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
(50G-2) Time Delay

192 NONE 1~5 1 1
(50G-2) Active Shot
(-) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent (50Q- OFF(0), TRIP(1), ALARM(2),

193 NONE 1 OFF
1) Function TR&AL(3)
(-) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent (50Q-

194 NONE 10~20000 A 1 4000
1) Pickup

195 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
1) Time Delay

196 NONE 1~5 1 1
1) Active Shot
(-) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent OFF(0), TRIP(1), ALARM(2),

197 NONE 1 OFF
Lockout (50Q-2) Function TR&AL(3)
(-) Neg. Seq Instantaneous Overcurrent

198 NONE 10~20000 A 1 8000
Lockout (50Q-2) Pickup

199 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Lockout (50Q-2) Time Delay

200 NONE 1~5 1 1
Lockout (50Q-2) Active Shot

Index Remark
Description Var
201 (-) Sensitive Earth Fault (50SEF) Function NONE 1 OFF
TR&AL(3)
(-) Sensitive Earth Fault (50SEF)

202 NONE 0.1 ~ 160.0 s 0.1 10.0
Pickup
203 (-) Sensitive Earth Fault (50SEF) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
204 Auto Reclosing (79) Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
205 Phase OverCurrent Total Operation Shots NONE 1~5 1 4
206 Phase Fast Curve Active at Shot 1 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 YES
207 Phase Fast Curve Active at Shot 2 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 YES
208 Phase Fast Curve Active at Shot 3 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 NO
211 Ground OverCurrent Total Operation Shots NONE 1~5 1 4
212 Ground Fast Curve Active at Shot 1 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 YES
213 Ground Fast Curve Active at Shot 2 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 YES
214 Ground Fast Curve Active at Shot 3 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 NO
217 Sensitive Earth Fault Total Operation Shots NONE 1~5 1 4
218 Neg. Seq OverCurrent Total Operation Shots NONE 1~5 1 4
219 Neg. Seq Fast Curve Active at Shot 1 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 YES
220 Neg. Seq Fast Curve Active at Shot 2 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 YES
221 Neg. Seq Fast Curve Active at Shot 3 NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 NO
224 Phase OverCurrent 1st Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 0.6
225 Phase OverCurrent 2nd Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 2
226 Phase OverCurrent 3rd Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 15
227 Phase OverCurrent 4th Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 15
228 Ground OverCurrent 1st Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 0.6
229 Ground OverCurrent 2nd Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 2
230 Ground OverCurrent 3rd Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 15
231 Ground OverCurrent 4th Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 15

Index Remark
Description Var
232 Sensitive Earth Fault 1st Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 0.6
233 Sensitive Earth Fault 2nd Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 2
234 Sensitive Earth Fault 3rd Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 15
235 Sensitive Earth Fault 4th Reclosing Time NONE 0.1~1800 s 0.01 15
236 Reset Time from Auto Reclose NONE 0.1~600 s 0.01 30
237 Reset Time from Lockout NONE 0.1~600 s 0.01 10
238 Reclosing Wait Time NONE 0.1~600 s 0.01 60
239 Sequence Coordination Function NONE OFF(0), ON(1) 1 OFF
240 Lockout Priority NONE PHASE(0), GROUND(1) 1 GROUND
241 Phase Inrush Restraint Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
242 Ground Inrush Restraint Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
243 Sensitive Earth Fault Inrush Restraint Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
244 Neg. Seq Inrush Restraint Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
Phase Pickup Current at Irush Restraint

245 NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
Duration
Ground IPickup Current at Irush Restraint

246 NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
Duration
Sensitive Earth Fault Pickup Current at Irush

247 NONE 0.1~2000 A 0.1 20
Restraint Duration
Neg. Seq Pickup Current at Irush Restraint

248 NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
Duration
249 Phase Pickup Restore Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
250 Ground Pickup Restore Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
251 Sensitive Earth Fault Pickup Restore Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
252 Neg. Seq Pickup Restore Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
253 Inrush Restraint Minimum Response Time NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0.6
254 Phase Inrush Restraint Reset Current NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
255 Ground Inrush Restraint Reset Current NONE 10~1600 A 1 250
Sensitive Earth Fault Inrush Restraint Reset

256 NONE 0.1~160 A 0.1 10
Current
257 Neg. Seq Inrush Restraint Reset Current NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
258 Inrush Restraint Reset Time NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 0.6

Index Remark
Description Var
259 Outage Time for Inrush Restraint Function Active NONE 0.01~600 s 0.01 5
Outage Current for Inrush Restraint Function

260 NONE OFF(0), 1~630 A 1 2
Active
261 Inrush Restraint Function Active using Current NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 NO
262 Phase TC Curve at Inrush Restraint Duration NONE Note 1) 1 41
Phase Time Dial for TC Curve at Inrush Restraint

263 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Duration
Phase Time Adder for TC Curve at Inrush Restraint

264 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Duration
Phase Minimum Response Time at Inrush Restraint

265 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Duration
266 Phase Reset Method at Inrush Restraint Duration NONE INST(0), LINEAR(1) 1 INST
267 Ground TC Curve at Inrush Restraint Duration NONE Note 1) 1 41
Ground Time Dial for TC Curve at Inrush Restraint

268 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Duration
Ground Time Adder for TC Curve at Inrush

269 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration
Ground Minimum Response Time at Inrush

270 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration
271 Ground Reset Method at Inrush Restraint Duration NONE INST(0), LINEAR(1) 1 INST
272 Neg. Seq TC Curve at Inrush Restraint Duration NONE Note 1) 1 41
Neg. Seq Time Dial for TC Curve at Inrush

273 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Restraint Duration
Neg. Seq Time Adder for TC Curve at Inrush

274 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration
Neg. Seq Minimum Response Time at Inrush

275 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration
Neg. Seq Reset Method at Inrush Restraint

Duration
277 Multiple of Cold Load Pickup NONE 1~5 xMTC 0.1 2
278 Cold Load Pickup Duration Time NONE 1~720 m 1 10
279 Cold Load Pickup Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
280 Cold Load Pickup Function Active using Current NONE NO(0), YES(1) 1 NO

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
281 Broken Conductor (46BC) Function NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
282 Broken Conductor (46BC) Pickup Level(I2/I1, %) NONE 1~100 % 1 5
283 Broken Conductor (46BC) Minimum Current NONE 1~630 A 1 60
284 Broken Conductor (46BC) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 4
285 Broken Conductor (46BC) Maximum Current NONE 10~1600 A 1 500
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
286 Under Voltage1 (27-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
287 Under Voltage1 (27-1) Pickup Level NONE 0.1~1.4 xVT 0.01 0.8
288 Under Voltage1 (27-1) Minimum Voltage NONE 0~1.4 xVT 0.01 0.1
289 Under Voltage1 (27-1) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 5
290 Under Voltage1 (27-1) Pickup Phase Type NONE 1P(0), 2P(1), 3P(2) 1 1P
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
296 Over Voltage1 (59-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
297 Over Voltage1 (59-1) Pickup Level NONE 0.1~1.4 xVT 0.01 1.1
298 Over Voltage1 (59-1) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 5
299 Over Voltage1 (59-1) Pickup Phase Type NONE 1P(0), 2P(1), 3P(2) 1 1P
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
304 Neutral Over Voltage1 (64N-1) Fuction NONE 1 OFF
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
305 Neutral Over Voltage1 (64N-1) Pickup Level NONE 0.1~1.4 xVT 0.01 0.5
306 Neutral Over Voltage1 (64N-1) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 5

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
310 Under Voltage Auto Restoration Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
311 Under Voltage Auto Restoration Pickup Level NONE 0.1~1.4 xVT 0.01 0.95
Auto Close Time Delay when Volage Normal

312 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 30
Restoration
Under Voltage Auto Restoration Function Reset

Time
314 Under Voltage Restoration Source Side NONE VS(0), VL(1), VS&VL(2) 1 VS
315 Under Voltage Restoration Phase Type NONE 1P(0), 2P(1), 3P(2) 1 3P
316 Over Voltage Auto Restoration Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
317 Over Voltage Auto Restoration Pickup Level NONE 0.1~1.4 xVT 0.01 1.05
Over Auto Close Time Delay when Volage Normal

318 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 30
Restoration
Over Voltage Auto Restoration Function Reset

319 NONE 1~100 m 1 5
Time
320 Over Voltage Restoration Source Side NONE VS(0), VL(1), VS&VL(2) 1 VS
321 Over Voltage Restoration Phase Type NONE 1P(0), 2P(1), 3P(2) 1 3P
322 Under Frequency1 (81U-1) Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE
323 Under Frequency1 (81U-1) Pickup Frequency NONE 45~65 Hz 0.01 58.5
324 Under Frequency1 (81U-1) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 2
325 Under Frequency1 (81U-1) Reset Time NONE 0~600 s 0.01 2
326 Under Frequency1 (81U-1) Minimum Voltage NONE 0~1.4 xVT 0.01 0.1
327 Under Frequency1 (81U-1) Minimum Current NONE 1~630 A 1 60
334 Over Frequency1 (81O-1) Function NONE DISABLE(0), ENABLE(1) 1 DISABLE

Index Remark
Description Var
335 Over Frequency1 (81O-1) Pickup Frequency NONE 45~65 Hz 0.01 62.5
336 Over Frequency1 (81O-1) Time Delay NONE 0~600 s 0.01 2
245 Phase Pickup Current at Irush Restraint Duration NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
246 Ground IPickup Current at Irush Restraint Duration NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000

247 NONE 0.1~2000 A 0.1 20
Restraint Duration

248 NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
Duration

256 NONE 0.1~160 A 0.1 10
Current

Index Remark
Description Var
260 NONE OFF(0), 1~630 A 1 2
Active

263 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Duration

264 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Duration

265 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Duration

268 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Duration

269 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

270 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

273 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Restraint Duration

274 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

275 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

Duration

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)

312 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 30
Restoration

Time

318 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 30
Restoration

319 NONE 1~100 m 1 5
Time

Index Remark
Description Var
245 Phase Pickup Current at Irush Restraint Duration NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
246 Ground IPickup Current at Irush Restraint Duration NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000

247 NONE 0.1~2000 A 0.1 20
Restraint Duration

248 NONE 10~20000 A 1 2000
Duration

256 NONE 0.1~160 A 0.1 10
Current

Index Remark
Description Var
260 NONE OFF(0), 1~630 A 1 2
Active

263 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Duration

264 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Duration

265 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Duration

268 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Duration

269 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

270 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

273 NONE 0.01~15 0.01 1
Restraint Duration

274 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

275 NONE 0~10 s 0.01 0
Restraint Duration

Duration

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)

Index Remark
Description Var
OFF(0), TRIP(1),
ALARM(2), TR&AL(3)

312 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 30
Restoration

Time

318 NONE 0~600 s 0.01 30
Restoration

319 NONE 1~100 m 1 5
Time

Index Remark
Description Var
*. NOTE )
1) The range of points rated to TC curve is as follows;
Table 6. Recloser time-current operation characteristic setting range
*. The range, step and default of AO points may be different according to the version of Entec’s Recloser
Control firmware.

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Recloser Control ETR300-R & EVRC2A-NT

Communication Protocol MAP

[Apr. 2017] Ver1.00

[Jul. 2018] Ver1.01

1. Binary Input .............................................................................................................................. 2

Figure 1. Operation Program DB MAP CONFIGURATION Screen

 Invert : It is used to invert a value of corresponding data point.

The Binary Input’s base data points are as follows.

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(1/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(2/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(3/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(4/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(5/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(6/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(7/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(8/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(9/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(10/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(11/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(12/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(13/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(14/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(15/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(16/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(17/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(18/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(19/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(20/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(21/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(22/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(23/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(24/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(25/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(26/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(27/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(27/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(28/32)

electric fluctuation depending on size and continuous time. Voltage 0.9 pu

Figure 2. IEEE 1159 Voltage distortion summary

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(29/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(30/32)

Table 1. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY INPUT(32/32)

 Invert : It is used to invert a value of corresponding data point.

The Binary output’s base data points are as follows.

Table 2. BASE DATA POINTS – BINARY OUTPUT(1/2)

CLOSE Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

1 OPEN Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Protection Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

3 Protection Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Protection Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

5 Protection Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

SEF Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

7 SEF Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Reclosing Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

9 Reclosing Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Control Lock Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

11 Control Unlock Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Loop Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

13 Loop Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Loop Auto Restore Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

15 Loop Auto Restore Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Hot Line Tag Enable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

17 Hot Line Tag Disable Command NO Pulse ON CLOSE

Manual Communication ETR300-R & EVRC2A-NT Ver1.01 201807

Manual Communication ETR300-R & EVRC2A-NT Ver1.01 201807