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eDCAP-601A Universal Digital Protection Unit
User’s Manual
（V01-H2-EN-20140606）
Unisplendour M&C Co. , Ltd.

CONTENTS
1.Scope.............................................................................................................................................. 1
2.Main Functions .............................................................................................................................. 1
3.Hardware Configuration ................................................................................................................ 2
4.Technical Data ............................................................................................................................... 3
4.1 Rated Value..............................................................................................................................3
4.2 Environmental Condition ........................................................................................................3
4.3 Burden .....................................................................................................................................3
4.4 Thermal Withstand Capability .................................................................................................3
4.5 Measurement Technical Index .................................................................................................3
4.6 Protection Technical Data........................................................................................................4
4.7 Output Contacts Capacity ........................................................................................................7
4.8 Insulation Tests ........................................................................................................................7
4.9 Electromagnetic Compatibility Tests.......................................................................................8
5.Unit Elements ................................................................................................................................ 8
5.1 Architecture .............................................................................................................................8
5.2 Protection Elements .................................................................................................................9
6.Menu & Data Table ..................................................................................................................... 21
6.1Real-time Data Table ..............................................................................................................21
6.2Protection Parameter Table.....................................................................................................23
6.3 Communication Data Table ...................................................................................................31
6.4 System Parameter Table ........................................................................................................35
6.5Analog calibration Table ........................................................................................................39
7.Operation ..................................................................................................................................... 40
8.Structure and Dimension.............................................................................................................. 40
9.Basic connection diagram ............................................................................................................ 42
10.Connector diagram on rear panel ............................................................................................... 43
Appendix:........................................................................................................................................ 47
Abbreviation table: .......................................................................................................................47
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eDCAP-601A Universal Digital Protection Unit: User’s Manual
1. Scope
eDCAP-601A Universal Digital Protection Unit which supports IEC61850 station level
communication protocol and GOOSE messages publish and subscribe is typically used in, but not
limited to, the incoming and outgoing feeders in isolated neutral, resistively earthed or resonant
earthed power networks, with their rated voltage below 110kV.
2. Main Functions
Item Description
Definite time overcurrent (OC) protection, 3 stages (controlled by direction and
/or complex voltages)
Overcurrent protection speed-up trip after close (controlled by complex
voltages)
Overload (OL) protection
Overload alarm
Charge protection
Inverse time overcurrent protection
Undervoltage (UV) protection, 2 stages
Overvoltage (OV) protection
Underfrequency load shedding scheme (UFLS)
3-phase multi-shot reclose, reclose after incorrect trip
Residual overvoltage alarm
Zero–sequence overcurrent protection, 3 stages (blocked by residual voltage)
Protection
Zero–sequence overcurrent protection speed-up trip after close
Functions
Zero–sequence overcurrent alarm
High-set zero–sequence overcurrent protection, 2 stages
Independent earth-fault (EF) detection
Alarms of TV line break, TA line break, control circuit (CC) failure, loss of
auxiliary voltage
Close with / without synchro-check, voltage-check of the feeder,
voltage-check of the busbar
5 loops of non-electricity protections (heavy gas, light gas, overtemperature
(OT) trip /alarm, gas pressure release (GPR))
4 loops of programmable logic control (PLC) outputs
Fault/alarm/blocking/reclosing records
Function on/off controlled by hard strap, flexible for setting
2 sets of setting values, selectable
Fault wave-recording (WR)
3 phase-earth voltages, 3 phase-phase voltages, zero–sequence voltage,
synchro-voltage
3 phase currents, zero–sequence current
Active & reactive power, residual active & reactive power, power factor
Measurement
System frequency, frequency of synchro-voltage
Energy of kWh and kvarh
Temperature
Fundamental wave and 2nd-17th harmonics
Binary Signal Up to 12 BSIs: status, status switch and SOE which can be uploaded to host
Inputs (BSI) computer
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Binary Signal
Up to 8 BSOs, which can be used as control outputs
Outputs (BSO)
Fault and alarm record
Local Report Status switch record
Operation record
Time synchronization via host computer
Time
Time synchronization via GPS
Synchronization
IRIG B GPS Time Synchronization
Battery back-up memory for the data of wave-recording, fault and alarm
Data Storage records, status switch records, operation records etc.
while Power-lost
Non-volatile memory for setting values.
Master and slave Unit configuration:
Only one host can be configured on the bus, that is the print management
Unit, and 31 slave Units at most.
Including manual printing and automatic printing.
In the "Unit Printing Operation" menu, start relevant printing operation to
complete manual printing, or cancel the printing operation; in the "Printing
Parameter Settings" menu, put the automatic printing into operation, at this
time, if there is any event alarm, displacement information or operation record
generated, the Unit will print these information reports automatically.
Print function Parameters setting description:
Print parameter settings: Set the Unit that is connected to the printer to
be the host, and other Units to be slave Units. Meanwhile, set the
communication station number of slave Units to relevant setting items of the
host in order and without repeating, and set the unnecessary slave Unit station
number to be 0. If the host or slave Unit needs the automatic printing function,
the function shall be put into operation respectively.
Protocol selection: The 232 serial port protocol of the host that is used
to connect the printer is selected to be "Printer", and the communication port
protocol of each Unit that is used to connect the printing network is selected to
be "Printing Network".
Communication
DCAP2002、103、Modbus
Protocol
1. IEC61850 station level protocol, 61850 data model support, Cache/non-
cached reports, setting value group control, control model, file
Digital Function transmission, clock synchronization, etc. IEC61850 model reading from the
unit;
2. GOOSE messages publish and subscribe
Measurement display mode: primary value/ secondary value, selectable
Others
Energy measurement mode: pulse counting / power integration, selectable
3. Hardware Configuration
Item Quantity Description
Auxiliary
1 DC220V / DC110V, specified when ordering
Power Supply
Control Circuit
1 DC220V / DC110V, specified when ordering
Power Supply
CB Control
1 Built-in anti-bounce relay and close-holding relay
Circuit
2
AC Analogue AC quantities→small built-in TAs and TVs (galvanically

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Inputs (AI) isolated)→low pass filter→ADC→DSP
All optically isolated;
BSI1-9 are common signal inputs with DC220V or DC110V
energizing voltage, BSI10-12 can be acquired by an
Binary Signal additional extension module. In the three BSIs, GPS time
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Inputs (BSI) synchronization with DC24V energizing voltage is available
to BSI10. The pulse counting inputs with DC24V energizing
voltage is available to BSI11-12. But BSI10-12 are the same
as BSI1-9 when used for common signal inputs.
8 (built-in ABR)
Binary Signal
or All optically isolated
Outputs (BSO)
7(external ABR)
Communication
3 RS485, RS232, ethernet port or fiber optic port
Interfaces
4. Technical Data
4.1 Rated Value

Rated AC voltage (Un): 100V, 380V; phase voltage: 57.7V, 220V
Rated AC current (In): 5A, 1A
Rated frequency: 50Hz
Rated DC voltage for auxiliary power supply: 220V, 110V
4.2 Environmental Condition

Ambient temperature:
Specified service temperature range: -10~+55℃
Transport and storage temperature range: -25~+70℃. No excitation is imposed under limit
value, so the device will not appear irreversible change. After the temperature
restored, the device can operating normally.
Atmospheric pressure: 80~110KPa (altitude ≤2km)
Relative humidity: 24h average ≤90%
4.3 Burden
AC voltage circuit: ≤0.5VA per phase (at rated voltage)
AC current circuit: ≤0.75VA per phase (at rated current)
DC circuit: ≤10W (static) or 15W (operating) per unit
4.4 Thermal Withstand Capability

Continuously: 2In, 1.5Un
For 1s: 20In
For 10ms: 50In
4.5 Measurement Technical Index

(1) AC inputs
a) Rated values
Voltage: 100V, 380V; Current: 1A, 5A; Frequency: 50 Hz
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b) Measurement accuracies
Current: 0.2In ~1.2In: ±0.5%
Voltage: 0.2Un~1.2Un: ±0.5%
Active & reactive power, power factor: ±1%
Frequency: ±0.02Hz
c) Influencing factors
Frequency variation (45~55 Hz)
Permissible deviation: for current and voltage ±0.5%; for power ±1%
Temperature variation (-10℃~+55℃)
Harmonics (20%)
Overlarge energizing quantity (120% rated)
Self-heat (30 min):
3-phase unbalance
Permissible deviation: ±1%
Interline
Permissible deviation: ±0.5%
Power factor variation
Permissible deviation: ±0.5%
(2) Binary signal inputs
a) Optically isolated
b) Energizing rated voltage for BSI: DC 220V/110V, or DC 24V selectable
c) Resolution: ≤2ms
(3) For analogue inputs measurement
Display response time: ≤1s
(4) For BSIs measurement
Display response time: ≤1s
(5) Continuous carry capacity of output contacts
DC 220V, 5A
(6) Time synchronization
Accuracy: 1ms
4.6 Protection Technical Data

(1) Definite time OC protection, 3 stages
Controlled by direction and complex voltages
Operation current setting value
Setting range: 0.4In~20In
Setting error: ±5%
Operation time setting value
Setting range: 0s~100s
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Setting error:
±1% or ±30ms when energizing current ≥1.2Iset (setting value);
≤40ms when setting operation time is 0 and the energizing current ≥1.5Iset
(setting value)
(2) OC protection speed-up trip after close
Controlled by complex voltages
Setting error: ±5%
Setting error:
±1% or ±30ms when energizing current ≥1.2Iset (setting value)
(setting value)
(3) Direction element
Direction operation angle range: 178°
Error: ≤±5°
(4) Complex voltages element
Undervoltage setting range: 0.05Un~Un
Setting error: ≤±5%
Negative sequence voltage setting value: 0.05Un~Un
(5) OL protection
Setting error: ±1% or ±30ms when energizing current ≥1.2Iset (setting value)
(6) Charge protection
Setting range: 0.1s~20s
Setting error: ±1% or ±30ms when energizing current ≥1.2Iset (setting value)
(7) Inverse time OC protection
Pick-up current setting range: 0.2In~4In
TMS (time multiplier setting) range:
for normally inverse time: 0.14~7, setting error: ≤±5%
for very inverse time: 5~200, setting error: ≤±5%
for extremely inverse time: 10~200, setting error: ≤±5%
Operation time setting range: 0s~60s
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Operation time error: ±5% or ±30ms

(8) 3-phase UV protection, 2 stages
Operation voltage setting value
Setting range: 0.1Un~0.9Un
Setting error: ±1% or ±30ms when energizing voltage ≤0.8Uset (setting value)
(9) OV protection
Setting range: Un~1.5Un
Setting error: ±5%
Setting error: ±1% or ±30ms when energizing voltage ≥1.2Uset (setting value)
(10) Underfrequency load shedding scheme (UFLS)
Underfrequency (UF) setting value
Setting range: 45.0Hz~49.8Hz
Setting error: ±0.02Hz
Rate of frequency change (df/dt) setting value of blocking
Setting range: 0.3Hz/s~10.0Hz/s
Setting error: ±5%
UC setting value of blocking
Setting error: ±5%
UV setting value of blocking
Setting range: 0.1Un~Un
Setting error: ±5%
Setting error: ±1% or ±40ms
(11) Auto-reclose
Auto-reclosing delay time setting value
Setting error: ±1% or ±30ms
(12) Synchro-check
Voltage difference setting value
Setting range: 5V~30V
Setting error: ±5%
Angle difference setting value
Setting range: 5°~30°
Setting error: ±3°
(13) Zero-sequence OC protection, 3 stages
Blocked by zero-sequence voltage
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Setting range:
for isolated neutral and resonant earthed networks: 0.05A ~2A
for others: 0.1In~6In
Setting error: ±5% or ±10mA
Zero-sequence voltage setting value of blocking
Setting range: 0.1Un~Un
Setting error: ±5%
Setting error:
(setting value)
(14) Zero-sequence OC protection speed-up trip after close
Setting range:
for isolated neutral and resonant earthed networks: 0.05A ~2A
for others: 0.1In~6In
Setting error: ±5% or ±10mA
Setting error:
(setting value)
(15) High-set neutral OC protection, 2 stages
Setting error: ±5%
Setting error:
≤40ms when setting operation time is 0 and the energizing current ≥
1.5Iset (setting value)
4.7 Output Contacts Capacity

Continuous carry: DC 220V/5A.
4.8 Insulation Tests

(1) Insulation resistance
Insulation resistance measurements, isolation resistance≥100MΩ
(2) Dielectric tests
Test voltage: 2kV, 50Hz, 1min.
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(3) Impulse voltage tests

Test voltage: 5kV, unipolar impulses, waveform 1.2/50μ S, source energy 0.5 J
4.9 Electromagnetic Compatibility Tests

(1) 1 MHz/ 100kHz burst immunity test
1 MHz/ 100kHz burst immunity test: class III, IEC60255-22-1:2007 (idt IEC61000-4-2:1995),
Class III
(2) Electrostatic discharge immunity test
Electrostatic discharge immunity test: class Ⅳ, IEC60255-22-2 :1996 (idt IEC 61000-4-2)
Class IV
(3) Radiated, radio-frequency, electromagnetic field immunity test
Can pass the radiated, radio-frequency, electromagnetic field immunity test which is set by
IEC60255-22-3:2000 (idt IEC 61000-4-3:1995 ) class III
(4) Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test

Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test : class A, IEC60255-22-4:2002 (idt IEC 61000-4-4)
(5) Surge immunity test
Surge immunity test: class Ⅳ, IEC60255-22-5:2002 (idt IEC 61000-4-5:1995) , Class Ⅳ
(6) Immunity to conducted disturbances induced by radio-frequency fields
Can pass the mmunity to conducted disturbances induced by radio-frequency fields test,
IEC60255-22-6:2001, Class III
(7) Power frequency (50Hz) immunity test

Power frequency (50Hz) immunity test: class A, IEC 60255-22-7-2003.
(8) Power frequency (50Hz) magnetic field immunity test
Power frequency (50Hz) magnetic field immunity test: class Ⅴ, IEC61000-4-8:2001, Class V
(9)Pulse magnetic field immunity test
Pulse magnetic field immunity test: cⅣ, IEC61000-4-9:2001, Class V
(10) Damped oscillatory magnetic field immunity test
Damped oscillatory magnetic field immunity test: class Ⅳ, IEC61000-4-10:2001, Class V
(11) Conducted emission test

Accord with the conducted emission tests set by IEC60255-25：2000.
(12) Radiation emission test

Accord with the radiation emission tests set by IEC60255-25：2000.
5. Unit Elements
5.1 Architecture
Simplified function block diagram of the unit is shown in Fig. 5.1
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Keyboard & Display
Optically Isolated
Insulating Transformer
Analogue Input
Tip Outputs
Optoelectronic Isolated
Optically Isolated
DSP Unit
Contact Outputs
Binary Signal Inputs
Optically Isolated
Isolated
Multi Communication Ports
Fig. 5.1
5.2 Protection Elements

(1) Definite time OC protection
There are three stages for the definite time OC protection. Each can be used as instantaneous
overcurrent protection when its setting operation time is set to be zero, and controlled by direction
and complex voltages. Each stage and its control elements are put on/off through hard/soft straps.
The direction element has memory function, therefore it operates correctly even if its reference
voltages are approaching zero during fault.
OC protection Soft strap
Direction Soft strap Hard strap
&
TV line break
Ia^ Ubc Positive direction & =1

&
Ia>Iset
Ib^ Uca Positive direction & =1

t Tripping &
& &
Ib>Iset signal
& =1
3-phase protection enable
Ic^ Uab Positive direction & =1

&
Ic>Iset
Soft strap Hard strap

Complex voltages
=1
U2>U2set
=1 &
Umin<U1set
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(2) OC protection speed-up trip after close

The protection function, which can be controlled by complex voltages, can be operated as
instantaneous OC protection when closing or reclosing on fault within 3s. The complex voltages
element can be put on/off by hard/soft straps.
OC protection
speed-up trip after close Soft strap Hard strap
CB close time >3s
Ia>Iset
Tripping &
& t
Ib>Iset signal
& ≥1
Ic>Iset
Complex voltages Soft strap
≥1
U2>U2set
≥1 &
Umin<U1set
(3) Direction and complex voltages element

The principle of direction element for OC protection:
U 
 90  Arg  90
I e  j

The principle of complex voltages element:

U min  U1dz or U 2  U 2dz
 
where I  : current phasor, U  : phase-phase voltage phasor, subscript  =a or b or c,  =bc
or ca or ab, U min : minimum phase-phase voltage of Uab, Ubc, Uca, U1dz : UV setting value of
complex voltages, U 2 : negative sequence voltage, U 2 dz : negative sequence setting value of
complex voltages,   45 : sensitivity angle of direction element.
Note: The OC protection is still effective during TA line break. In order to avoid taking the fault
result as TA line break and blocking the direction element during the fault, the alarm delay time of
TA line break must be greater than the maximum time delay of all the directional OC protections.
(4) Overload
Including OL protection and OL alarm;
OL protection: the element issues a fault signal after a delay time (setting value) when anyone
of the three phase currents is greater than the OL protection setting value.
OL alarm: the element issues an alarm signal after a delay time (setting value) when anyone of
the three phase currents is greater than the OL alarm setting value.
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Overload protection
Ia>Iset
Tripping &
& t
signal
Ib>Iset ≥1
Ic>Iset
Overload alarm Soft strap
Ia>Iset
Tripping &
& t
signal
Ib>Iset ≥1
Ic>Iset
(5) Charge protection

When the unit is installed in an incoming feeder, this protection can be used as a sensitive
protection for the busbar charging. The current setting value is usually very low and the protection
available period is adjustable through value-setting.
Charge protection
&
CB close time >charge time
Ia>Iset Tripping &

& t
signal
Ib>Iset
& ≥1
Ic>Iset
(6) Inverse time OC protection

The unit provides three types of inverse time OC characteristics according to IEC-4 and
BS142.1996.
① Extremely inverse time characteristic
The relationship between operating time and current is followed below:
Fs
t
( I / I p )2  1
② Very inverse time characteristic
Fs
t
(I / I p ) 1
③ Normally inverse time characteristic
Fs
t
( I / I p ) 0.02  1
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where Fs : inverse time multiplier setting, I : the secondary current, I p : setting (pick-up)
value of the current, t: operation time.
In actual applications, different electrical equipment should select appropriate inverse time
characteristic curve. In fact, the users can have many characteristic curve options due to different
characteristic, I p and Fs settings.
In the value-setting table, only the pick-up value I p and time multiplier setting Fs can be
set. In some applications, I p and Fs have to be calculated if they are not directly given. For
example:
⑴ If I p and one set of operating current and operation time are given, Fs can be calculated
through following equations:
① For extremely inverse time characteristic:
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I 
Fs  T1  1   T1
 I p 
② For very inverse time characteristic:
I 
Fs  T1  1   T1
 I p 
③ For normally inverse time characteristic:
0.02
I 
Fs  T1  1   T1
 I p 
⑵ If two sets of operating currents and operation times are given (I1,T1 & I2,T2), I p and Fs can
be calculated through following equations:
① For extremely inverse time characteristic:
T1 I 1  T2 I 2 T1T2 ( I 2  I 1 )
2 2 2 2
Ip  Fs 
T1  T2 T1 I1  T2 I 2
2 2
② For very inverse time characteristic:

T1 I 1  T2 I 2 T1T2 ( I 2  I 1 )
Ip  Fs 
T1  T2 T1 I 1  T2 I 2
③ For normally inverse time characteristic:
 T2 I 2 T1T2 ( I 2  I1 )
0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02
T1 I 1
Ip  Fs 
T1  T2 T1 I1  T2 I 2
0.02 0.02
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Inverse OC protection
Extremely inverse time

&
Fs
t
(I / I p )2  1 &
Tripping &
signal
Very inverse time
& ≥1
Fs
t
(I / I p ) 1
Normally inverse time

&
Fs
t
( I / I p ) 0.02  1
(7) UV protection
UV protection element has two stages. When all three phase-phase voltages are less than the
UV setting value, the element issues a fault signal after a delay time. This function is blocked when
the CB is in off-status or anyone of phase currents is greater than 0.06In.
UV protection
CB status
Uab<Uset
Ubc<Uset &
Tripping &
& t
signal
Uca<Uset
Ia<0.06In
Ib<0.06In &
Ic<0.06In
(8) OV protection
When anyone of three phase-phase voltages is greater than the OV setting value, the element
issues a fault signal after a delay time. This function is blocked when the CB is in off-status.
OV protection
CB status
Uab>Uset & Tripping &

t
signal
Ubc>Uset ≥1
Uca>Uset
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(9) Underfrequency load shedding scheme

This function can be blocked by rate of frequency change, UV and UC. All these blocking
conditions can be put on/off through soft straps to obtain different kinds of load shedding schemes.
The function is automatically blocked if the CB is in off-status.
Start conditions:
40Hz < F < UF setting value
Df/dt < df/dt setting value
Phase-phase voltage Uab > UV blocking value
Anyone of the three phase currents > UC blocking value
Hard strap
UF load shedding scheme Soft strap
CB status
40HZ<F<Fset
UC blocking Soft strap

≥1
Ia>Iset
Ib>Iset ≥1 &
Tripping &
t
& signal
Ic>Iset
UV blocking Soft strap

≥1
Uab>Uset &
df/dt blocking Soft strap

≥1
df/dt < setting value &
(10) Three-phase multi-shot reclosing

The maximum multi-shot times of reclosing is three. The delay time of each reclosing can be
set independently.
Charging conditions: the reclosing function is on, the CB is in normal operation status (ON) and
all blocking signals are ineffective. After a period of charging time, the charge finishing flag will be
displayed on the display window.
It will time the reclosing delay when the CB issues a trip signal (the CB from on to off). After a
definite time(setting value), the element will issue a close signal if all three phase currents are less
than 0.06In.
The following protections can start auto-reclosing function: OC protection with 3 stages, OC
protection speed-up trip after close, zero-sequence OC protection with 3 stages, and zero-sequence
OC protection speed-up trip after close.
The signals of blocking auto-reclosing: any BSI can be used as the block. It can be
normally-open contact or normally-close contact according to the design requirement.
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Auto - reclosing protection
CB status Charging
time
Signal of blocking reclose
OC protection with 3 stages
OC protection speed up trip after close

=1 & t Tripping &
Zero-sequence OC protection with 3 stages &
signal
Zero-sequence OC protection speed

up trip after close
CB from on to off
Reclose times < Nset
Ia<0.06In
Ib<0.06In &
Ic<0.06In
(11) Reclosing after incorrect trip

The function has independent strap setting and value setting and will quit automatically when
auto-reclosing function is ineffective or the external blocking signal is effective.
Due to using the corresponding CB status as the identification indication of incorrect trip, the
local manual or remote control trip operation should block this function by external signal.
Soft strap
Recloseing after incorrect trip
Auto-reclosing protection
Charging
CB status time Tripping &
t
signal
Signal of blocking reclose
&
Incorrect trip
Signal of blocking incorrect trip
(12) Synchro-check, voltage-check

The unit provides synchro-check, voltage-check of the feeder, and voltage-check of the busbar
before closing operation. All these functions can be enabled or disabled through hard / soft straps
setting. The functions are achieved by inserting their output contacts into closing circuit in series and
their contacts must be normally-close.
Either phase-earth voltage or phase-phase voltage of the feeder side is allowed to use as
synchro-voltage. The rated secondary synchro-voltage of the feeder side can be set in the
value-setting table.
In the value-setting table, the phase-angle of the synchro-voltage of the feeder side can be set to
be Arg (U ab )  Arg (U x ) , that is, the phase angle difference between the voltage of the busbar
side and that of the feeder side. For example, if the voltage of the feeder side is the phase-phase
voltage Ubc, the phase-angle of the synchro-voltage of the feeder side is
Arg (U ab )  Arg (U bc )  120 .
Phase-phase voltage will be used as the characteristic quantity of live-level and dead-level that
have the fixed operation values of 0.7Un and 0.3Un respectively.
The possible on-off states of the checks are shown in the following table:
Voltage-check of Voltage-check of
Closing Mode Synchro-check
the Feeder the Busbar
Without Check OFF OFF OFF
Voltage-check of the Feeder ON OFF OFF
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Voltage-check of the Busbar OFF ON OFF

Voltage-check ON ON OFF
Synchro-check OFF OFF ON
Voltage-check and Synchro-check ON OFF ON
&

Sync-check
Uab>0.7Un
Ux>0.7Un &

|Uab-Ux|<Voltage difference
Arg(Uab)-Arg(Ux)<Angle difference
≥1 Tripping
V-check of the feeder
Uab>0.7Un &
Ux<0.3Un
≥1
V-check of the busbar Soft strap Hard strap
Uab<0.3Un &
Ux>0.7Un
(13) Zero-sequence OV alarm

The function is usually used as the insulation supervision as the single phase EF occurs in
isolated neutral or resonant earthed networks. When the zero-sequence voltage is greater than the
setting value, the relay will issue an alarm signal after a definite time delay.
Zero-sequence OV alarm Soft strap
Tripping &
& t
signal
3U0>U0set
(14) Zero-sequence OC
The function includes zero-sequence OC protection with 3 stages and zero-sequence OC alarm.
Zero-sequence OC protection: used in resistively earthed networks, when the zero-sequence
current is greater than the setting value, the relay will issue a fault signal after a definite time delay.
Zero-sequence OC alarm: used in isolated neutral or resonant earthed networks, when the
zero-sequence current is greater than the setting value, the relay will issue an alarm signal after a
definite time delay.
Zero-sequence OC protection with 3 stages can be blocked by zero-sequence voltage. When the
zero-sequence voltage is less than the block setting value, the protection is blocked. The block can
be enabled/ disabled through on-off setting.
Zero-sequence OC alarm Soft strap
Tripping &
& t
I0>I0set signal
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Zero-sequence OC Soft strap Hard strap

protection
I0>3I0set
& Tripping &

Soft strap t
Residual voltage blocking signal
≥1
&
3U0≥U0set
(15) Zero-sequence OC protection speed-up trip after close

The function is effective for only 3s after the CB closes. The relay will issue a trip operation
when a fault exists during including manual close and auto-reclose operation of the CB.
Zero-sequence OC protection Hard strap

Soft strap
speed - up trip after close
Tripping &
CB close time >3s & t
signal
I0>I0set
(16) Low-set zero-sequence OC protection

This protection is used as the zero-sequence OC protection of directly earthed side (usually low
voltage side) of distribution transformer, 2 stages. It also can be used in earthed transformer.
The relay issues a fault signal when the zero-sequence current is greater than the setting value
for a definite time.
Hight-set zero-sequence OC protection Soft strap Hard strap
Tripping &
& t
LI0>LI0set signal
(17) Earth-fault detection

It adopts independent EF detection principle which will issue an alarm signal when single phase
EF occurs. This function can be enabled/ disabled through on-off setting.
Start condition: zero-sequence voltage > zero-sequence voltage start value, and 3I0 >
zero-sequence current start value.
In isolated neutral network, after the function starts, the relay will issue an alarm signal when
residual reactive power is greater than 0, that is, the sensitivity angle is 90°. In resonant earthed
network, the relay will issue an alarm signal when residual active power is less than 0, that is, the
sensitivity angle is 180°.
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Earth-fault detection alarm Soft strap
I0>I0set
& Tripping &

3U0>U0set t
signal
Q0>0
&
Isolated neutral
≥1
P0<0
&
Resonant earthed
(18) TV line break alarm

One phase or two phases of line broken detection: negative sequence voltage > 0.2Un. The
relay will issue an alarm signal after the broken state lasts for a definite time.
Three phases line broken detection: positive sequence voltage < 0.2Un and anyone of the three
phase currents > 0.06In. The relay will issue an alarm signal after the broken state lasts for a definite
time.
Soft strap
TV line break alarm
U2>0.2Un
U1<0.2Un Tripping &

≥1 & t
signal
Ia>0.06In &
Ib>0.06In ≥1
Ic>0.06In
(19) TA line break alarm

The principle: one of the three phase currents is always less than 0.06In and at least one of the
other two is greater than 0.1In. The relay will issue an alarm signal after the broken state lasts for a
definite time.
TA line break Soft strap
alarm
phase A Ia<0.06In
Ib>0.1In &
≥1
Ic>0.1In
Tripping &
& t
signal
phase B Ib<0.06In
Ia>0.1In & ≥1
≥1
Ic>0.1In
phase C Ic<0.06In
Ia>0.1In &
≥1
Ib>0.1In
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(20) CC failure alarm

When the positive input of the control power supply ( terminal L+) loses its voltage, or the trip
output (terminal KTO) and close output (terminal KHO) are in the same voltage level (positive or
negative), the relay will issue an alarm signal after the state lasts for a definite time.
CC failure alarm Soft strap
L+ loses its
voltage Tripping &
& t
≥1 signal
KTO and KHO
are in the same voltage
(21) Non-electricity protection

This function is mainly used as the protection of distribution transformer, including trips or
alarm signals of heavy gas, light gas, overtemperature, gas pressure release etc.
Hard strap Heavy gas trip
Soft strap Tripping &

Heavy gas trip signal & t
signal
OT trip Soft strap
Tripping &
OT trip signal & t
signal
GPR trip Soft strap
Tripping &
GPR trip signal & t
signal
Light gas alarm

Soft strap Tripping &
Light gas alarm signal & t
signal
OT alarm Soft strap
Tripping &
OT alarm signal & t
signal
(22) Programmable logic control outputs (PLC outputs)

The unit provides 4 PLC outputs, namely PLC1, PLC2, PLC3 and PLC4.
PLC outputs carry out their functions according to the logic matrix combination of the BSIs.
The unit provides independent on-off and time delay settings for every PLC output.
The logic matrix is set in the value-setting table, including:
① Signals selection: BSIs and their effective logic level will be selected.
② Signal-logic-relationship: The selected signals can be “logic and” or “logic or”.
③ Output mode selection: Output can be logic level or pulse, and the pulse width
can be set.
④ Pulse width: Pulse width can be set according to requirement only when the
output mode is set to pulse.
⑤ Alarm mode selection:
Alarm mode: Fault signal and trip signal will be issued.
No-alarm mode: Only trip signal without any local and remote indication signals will
be issued.
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Hard strap
PLC outputs Soft strap
& t
Valid signal input & Tripping
Tripping &
&
Alarm mode signal
(23) Battery
The internal rechargeable battery will be charged automatically when the device is powered on.
The Nvram will be supported by the battery if the device is powered off. One-year power supply can
be ensured if the battery is fully charged.
(24) Unit internal failure alarm

The unit cyclically checks parts of internal circuit, e.g., protection value RAM, A/D sampling
interruption, etc. The details see Fault Table.
(25) Circuit-breaker (CB) status determination
The CB status is determined by either the TWJ signal or the combination of TWJ signal and the
auxiliary contacts of the CB. The two determination methods can be selectable in the setting table.
When the CB status is determined by anyone of the BSIs, the combination method is selected. When
the CB status cannot be determined effective by all the BSIs, the TWJ signal is selected as the CB
status only.
The combination method is a recommendation one in actual applications because it is useful to
improve the reliability of some protection functions.
(26) Fault WR
The function is designed to record wave data during fault, which consists 4 cycles of pre-fault
waves and 100 cycles of after-fault waves. The data will be stored in NVRAM with multiple
documents, 5 documents at most.
The wave recording can also be operated by manual operation. Change the status of the BSIs,
assigned Manual Start Wave-recorder in the BSI setting table, from “off ” to “on” can start the wave
recorder.
(27) Hard strap
Most of protection functions can be enabled/ disabled by soft straps (on-off setting) and hard
straps. The relationship between them is logic AND. The protection functions are effective only
when both straps are in on (enabled) positions.
BSIs can be used as hard straps; the available status of the BSIs can be set in the setting table.
Leave the BSIs un-checked if no hard straps are needed.
(28) Test Mode
The test mode can be accessed by two methods:
1. Set the “Switch Test Mode” to test mode.
2. The status of the assigned overhaul strap is “on” in the setting table.
The light on the device panel will be twinkling. The test mode is invalid when these two
conditions above are not satisfied at the same time.
If the test mode is invalid, “Relay test”, “Fault alarm test”, “BSI test” can not be accessed.
When the test mode is available, the event and alarming can be uploaded to the host computer if
the test report is set to be reported, not vice versa.
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6. Menu & Data Table

6.1 Real-time Data Table
(1) Local Measurement Table
Num Name Unit Remark
1 UA V PhaseA-earth voltage
2 UB V PhaseB-earth voltage
3 UC V PhaseC-earth voltage
4 UAB V PhaseA-phaseB voltage
5 UBC V PhaseB-phaseC voltage
6 UCA V PhaseC-phaseA voltage
7 3U0 V Zero-sequence voltage
8 IA A Phase A current
9 IB A Phase B current
10 IC A Phase C current
11 F Hz Frequency
12 Fx Hz Frequency of synchro-voltage of feeder side
13 COS Power factor
14 P W Active power
15 Q var Reactive power
16 PH kWh The initial energy value of active pulse
17 QH kvarh The initial energy value of reactive pulse
18 T ℃ Temperature
(2) Harmonic Measurement Table

Fundamental wave of phaseA-phaseB voltage, display of RMS
1 UAB01 V value and the percentage of fundamental wave. The same
below.
2 UAB02 V 2nd harmonic of phaseA-phaseB voltage
3 UAB03 V 3rd harmonic of phaseA-phaseB voltage
4 UAB04 V 4th harmonic of phaseA-phaseB voltage
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18 IA01 A Fundamental wave of phase A current
19 IA02 A 2nd harmonic of phase A current
20 IA03 A 3rd harmonic of phase A current
21 IA04 A 4th harmonic of phase A current
(3) Protection Quantity Measurement Table

10 3LI0 A High set zero-sequence current
11 Ux V Synchro-voltage of the feeder side
Positive sequence voltage, calculated by
  
12 U1 V
U1  U a   U b   2 U c / 3
Negative sequence voltage, calculated by

  
13 U2 V
U2  U a  2 U b U c /3

15 3I0 A Zero-sequence current
16 P0 W Zero-sequence active power
17 Q0 var Zero-sequence reactive power
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6.2 Protection Parameter Table

(1) Setting Table
Num Symbol Description Setting Range Remark
1 I>>> A 0.40In~20.00In
of OC protection, stage 1
Operation time setting value of
2 I>>> s 0.02~100.00s
OC protection, stage 1
3 I>> A 0.40In~20.00In
4 I>> s 0.02~100.00s
5 I> A 0.40In~20.00In
6 I> s 0.02~100.00s
7 I>Acc A of OC protection speed-up trip 0.40In~20.00In
after close
8 I>Acc s OC protection speed-up trip 0.00~3.00s
after close
U1<U1U2> Undervoltage setting value of Phase-phase
9 0.05Un~1.00Un
U< V complex voltages element voltage
Negative sequence voltage
U1<U1U2>
10 setting value of complex 0.05Un~1.00Un Phase voltage
U2> V
voltages element
11 OL> A 0.40In~20.00In
of OL protection
12 OL> s 0.00~300.00s
OL protection
13 OL(alarm)> A 0.40In~20.00In
of OL alarm
14 OL(alarm)> s 0.10~20.00s
OL alarm
15 Charge A 0.40In~20.00In
of charge protection
16 Charge s 0.10~20.00s
charge protection
17 Charge time Charge time 5.00~20.00s
0: Extremely
inverse time
Curve selection of inverse time 1: Very
18 curve(I>Inv) 0~2
OC protection inverse time
2: Normally
inverse time
Pick-up current setting value of
19 I>Inv A 0.20In~4.00In
inverse time OC protection
TMS value of inverse time OC
20 I>Inv TMS 0.00~200.00
protection
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21 U<< V 0.10Un~0.90Un
of UV protection, stage 1
22 U<< s 0.10~20.00s
UV protection, stage 1
23 U< V 0.10Un~0.90Un
of UV protection, stage 2
24 U< s 0.10~20.00s
UV protection, stage 2
25 U> V 1.00Un~1.50Un
of OV protection
26 U> s 0.10~20.00s
OV protection
Underfrequency setting value of
27 f< Hz 45.00~49.80Hz
UFLS
Undercurrent setting value of
28 f<blocking I 0.10In~2.00In
blocking UFLS
Undervoltage setting value of
29 f<blocking U 0.10Un~1.00Un
blocking UFLS
Rate of frequency change setting
30 f< df/dt 0.30~10.00Hz/s
value of blocking UFLS
31 f< s 0.10~20.00s
UFLS
32 O-->I times Reclosing times 1~3
st
Delay time setting value of 1
33 OI 1 s 0.10~20.00s
reclosing
Delay time setting value of 2nd
34 OI 2 s 0.10~20.00s
reclosing
Delay time setting value of 3rd
35 OI 3 s 0.10~20.00s
reclosing
Delay time setting value of
36 RIT s 0.10~20.00s
reclose after incorrect trip
The phase-angle of the
37 Sync-U PA synchro-voltage of the feeder 0~359º
side
Voltage difference setting value Phase-phase
38 Sync-check dU 5.00~30.00V
of synchro-check voltage
Angle difference setting value of
39 Sync-check dA 0~30º
synchro-voltage
40 U0(alarm)> V 0.05Un~1.00Un
of zero-sequence OV alarm
41 U0(alarm)> s 0.10~20.00s
zero-sequence OV alarm
Zero-sequence voltage setting
42 U0 block I0> V value of blocking zero-sequence 0.1Un~1.00Un
OC protection
Isolated neutral
and resonant
earthed networks:
43 I0>>> A of zero-sequence OC protection,
0.05A-2.00A
stage 1
Others:
0.10In~6.00In
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44 I0>>> s zero-sequence OC protection, 0.00~20.00s
stage 1
The same with
45 I0>> A of zero-sequence OC protection,
stage 1
stage 2
46 I0>> s zero-sequence OC protection, 0.00~20.00s
stage 2
The same with
47 I0> A of zero-sequence OC protection,
stage 1
stage 3
48 I0> s zero-sequence OC protection, 0.00~20.00s
stage 3
of zero-sequence OC The same with
49 I0>Acc A
protection speed-up trip after stage 1
close
50 I0>Acc s zero-sequence OC protection 0.00~3.00s
speed-up trip after close
51 I0(alarm)> A 0.05A~2.00In
of zero-sequence OC alarm
52 I0(alarm)> s 0.10~20.00s
zero-sequence OC alarm
53 HI0>> A of high-set zero-sequence OC 0.40In~20.00In
protection, stage 1
54 HI0>> s high-set zero-sequence OC 0.00~100.00s
protection, stage 1
55 HI0> A of high-set zero-sequence OC 0.40In~20.00In
protection, stage 2
56 HI0> s high-set zero-sequence OC 0.00~100.00s
protection, stage 2
Zero-sequence voltage setting
57 EFD U0> V 0.05Un~1.00Un
value of EF detection
Zero-sequence current setting
58 EFD I0> A 0.05A~2.00In
value of EF detection
59 EFD alarm s 0.10~20.00s
EF detection alarm
60 TV LB alarm s 0.10~20.00s
TV line break alarm
61 TA LB alarm s 0.10~20.00s
TA line break alarm
62 CC fail alarm s 0.10~20.00s
CC failure alarm
63 Heavy gas s Operation time setting value of 0.00~20.00s
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heavy gas trip

64 Light gas s 0.10~20.00s
light gas alarm
65 OT trip s 0.00~20.00s
OT trip
66 OT alarm s 0.10~20.00s
OT alarm
67 GPR s 0.00~20.00s
GPR trip
68 PLC 1 s 0.00~20.00s
PLC 1
69 PLC 2 s 0.00~20.00s
PLC 2
70 PLC 3 s 0.00~20.00s
PLC 3
71 PLC 4 s 0.00~20.00s
PLC 4
Note: The setting error of each setting value is equal to the display accuracy of its Setting Range.
E.g. the setting step of “I>>> s” is 0.01s, and that of “OI times” is 1.
(2) ON/OFF (soft strap) Table
Num Symbol Description Setting Value Remark

1 I>>> OC protection, stage 1 ON/OFF
I>>> Complex voltages element
2 ON/OFF
U1U2<> for OC protection, stage 1
Direction element for OC
3 I>>>-> ON/OFF
protection, stage 1
4 I>> OC protection, stage 2 ON/OFF
Complex voltages element
5 I>> U1U2<> ON/OFF
for OC protection, stage 2
6 I>>-> ON/OFF
protection, stage 2
7 I> OC protection, stage 3 ON/OFF
Complex voltages element
8 I> U1U2<> ON/OFF
for OC protection, stage 3
9 I>-> ON/OFF
protection, stage 3
OC protection
OC protection speed-up
10 I>Acc ON/OFF speed-up trip after
trip after close
close
I>Acc Complex voltages element
11 for blocking OC protection ON/OFF
U1U2<> speed-up strip after close
12 OL Overload protection ON/OFF
13 OL alarm Overload alarm ON/OFF
14 Charge Charge protection ON/OFF
15 I>Inv Inverse time OC protection ON/OFF
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16 U<< UV protection, stage 1 ON/OFF

17 U< UV protection, stage 2 ON/OFF
18 U> OV protection ON/OFF
19 f< UF load shedding scheme ON/OFF
20 f< I blocking UC for blocking UFLS ON/OFF
21 f< U blocking UV for blocking UFLS ON/OFF
22 f< df/dt df/dt for blocking UFLS ON/OFF
23 O-->I Auto-reclose ON/OFF
24 sync-check Auto-reclose sync-check ON/OFF
Auto-reclose
25 Fe Ucheck ON/OFF
voltage-check of the feeder
Auto-reclose
26 BB Ucheck voltage-check of the ON/OFF
busbar
Active only when
27 RIT Reclose after incorrect trip ON/OFF
"Reclose" is ON.
28 U0(alarm)> Zero-sequence OV alarm ON/OFF
Zero-sequence voltage for
29 U0 block I0> blocking neutral OC ON/OFF
protection
Zero-sequence OC
30 I0>>> ON/OFF
protection, stage 1
Zero-sequence OC
31 I0>> ON/OFF
protection, stage 2
Zero-sequence OC
32 I0> ON/OFF
protection, stage 3
Zero-sequence OC
33 I0>Acc protection speed-up trip ON/OFF
after close
34 I0(alarm)> Zero-sequence OC alarm ON/OFF
Used in directly
High-set zero-sequence earthed side (usually
35 HI0>> ON/OFF
OC protection, stage 1 low voltage side) of
a transformer
Used in directly
High-set zero-sequence earthed side (usually
36 HI0> ON/OFF
OC protection, stage 2 low voltage side) of
a transformer
Must select the
37 EFD Earth-fault detection ON/OFF correct mode of
neutral earthed
38 TV LB TV line break alarm ON/OFF
39 TA LB TA line break alarm ON/OFF
Control circuit failure
40 CC fail ON/OFF
alarm
41 Heavy gas Heavy gas trip ON/OFF
42 Light gas Light gas alarm ON/OFF
43 OT trip Overtemperature trip ON/OFF
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44 OT alarm Overtemperature alarm ON/OFF

45 GPR Gas pressure release trip ON/OFF
46 PLC 1 PLC output 1 ON/OFF
The secondary rated value According to the
Sync-U 2nd
50 of the feeder side 57.7V/ 100V actual condition of
rated value
sync-voltage secondary circuit
Current protection
2-phase/
51 CP 2/3 selection: 2 phases / 3
3-phase
phases
According to the
Neutral earthed mode resonant/
52 N selection actual earth mode
selection isolated N
select, for EFD only.
TV RV Rated voltage selection of 100V /
53
selection broken-delta TV 100/3V
Start wave-recording
Manual start fault when the assigned
54 MS Fault WR ON/OFF
wave-recording BSIs from “off” to
“on”.
(3) BSI Table
Num Symbol Description Remark

According to the actual
condition of secondary
1 CB status CB status signal
circuit.
The same below.
2 I>>> OC protection, stage 1
3 I>> OC protection, stage 2
4 I> OC protection, stage 3
5 I>Acc OC protection speed-up trip after close
6 OL Overload protection
7 Charge Charge protection
8 I>Inv Inverse time OC protection
9 U<< UV protection, stage 1
10 U< UV protection, stage 2
11 U> OV protection
12 f< UF load shedding scheme
13 O-->I Auto-reclose
14 Sync-check Synchro-check
15 Fe Ucheck Voltage-check of the feeder
16 BB Ucheck voltage-check of the busbar
17 I0>>> Zero-sequence OC protection, stage 1
18 I0>> Zero-sequence OC protection, stage 2
19 I0> Zero-sequence OC protection, stage 3
20 I0>Acc Zero-sequence OC protection speed-up
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trip after close

High-set zero-sequence OC protection,
21 HI0>>
stage 1
22 HI0>
stage 2
23 PLC 1 PLC output 1
27 U1U2<> Complex voltages element
28 Dir. element Direction element
29 NEQ Non-electricity protection
30 O-->I blocked The signal of blocking auto-reclose
31 BIT The signal of blocking incorrect trip
32 Heavy gas Heavy gas trip signal
33 Light gas Light gas alarm signal
34 OT trip OT trip signal
35 OT alarm OT alarm signal
36 GPR Gas pressure release trip signal
Overhaul The test mode is available
37 Overhaul signal when the assigned BSIs
Signal are “on”
Start wave-recording
38 MS Fault WR Manual start fault wave recording when the assigned BSIs
from “off” to “on”
Note: The configuration scheme of hard straps is usually given by customers or design institute
ahead of time, therefore the final application configuration will be achieved according to ordering.
(4) Select Setting Table
Num Parameter Name Setting Range Remark

Corresponding to set 1/2
1 Protection setting value code 1~2
protection setting value.
Note:
1. The unit provides 2 useable protection setting value zones, the setting zone number
must be set before setting the protection setting value (Enter into the menu of “Select
setting ” which is the submenu of “Modify Pro.”, and set the code to be desired number).
2. The switching method of setting zones: enter into the menu of “Switch setting” which is
the submenu of “Modify Pro.”, and switch to the desired code.
(5) BSO Table
Num Symbol Description Remark

According to the actual
condition of secondary
1 I>>> OC protection , stage 1
circuit. The same
below.
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10 U> OV protection
12 OI Auto-reclose
Zero-sequence OC protection speed-up
16 I0>Acc
trip after close
17 HI0>>
stage 1
18 HI0>
stage 2
19 Heavy gas Heavy gas trip
20 OT trip Overtemperature trip
21 GPR Gas pressure release trip
22 Sync-check Synchro-check
27 OL alarm Overload alarm
28 U0(alarm)> Zero-sequence OV alarm
29 I0(alarm)> Zero-sequence OC alarm
30 EFD Earth-fault detection
31 TV LB TV line break alarm
32 TA LB TA line break alarm
33 CC fail Control circuit failure alarm
34 Light gas Light gas alarm
35 OT alarm Overtemperature alarm
36 Unit failure Unit internal failure alarm
37 Fault Total fault
38 Alarm Total alarm
(6) PLC Setting Table
Num Name Setting Range Remark

Select active BSIs and determine
Active signal: BSI 1~12
1 PLC1 signal type active states (open/close), the same
Active state: open/close
below.
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Combination logical operation of

2 PLC1 signal logic AND/OR active signal could be “AND” or
“OR”, the same below.
The pulse width can be set
according to requirement only when
3 PLC1 output mode Pulse / logic level
the output mode is “pulse”, the
same below.
4 PLC1 pulse width 0.010~60.000s
Alarm mode: Fault signal and trip
signal will be issued.
5 PLC1 alarm mode Not alarm/alarm No-alarm mode: tripping only acts
on output, neither the location nor
the remote has signal. The same
below.
6 PLC2 signal type
7 PLC2 signal logic AND/OR
10 PLC2 alarm mode Not alarm/alarm
11 PLC3 signal type
16 PLC4 signal type
6.3 Communication Data Table

The tables (hereinafter in sub-clause 6.3) are used to set up database template of communication
between unit and host computer. The details of definition can be ignored.
(2) Remote measurement Table
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10 Ux V Synchro-voltage of feeder side
11 P W Active power
12 Q var Reactive power
13 COS Power factor
17 Q0 var Zero-sequence reactive power
18 F Hz Frequency
19 Fx Hz Frequency of synchro-voltage of feeder side
20 T ℃ Temperature
(2) Energy measurement table

1 PH kWh The initial energy value of active pulse
2 QH kVarh The initial energy value of reactive pulse
(3) BSI measurement table

Num Symbol Remark
1 BSI1 The symbol is default, and can be renamed if necessary. The same below.
2 BSI2
3 BSI3
4 BSI4
5 BSI5
6 BSI6
7 BSI7
8 BSI8
9 BSI9
The input position of GPS time synchronization, can also be used as
10 BSI10
common BSI.
The signal used for active energy pulse counting, can also be used as
11 BSI11
common BSI.
The signal used for reactive energy pulse counting, can also be used as
12 BSI12
common BSI.
13 TPR Trip position relay
14 CPR Close position relay
(4) Event Report Table

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10 3LI0 A High-set zero-sequence current
Positive sequence voltage, calculated by
  
11 U1 V
U1  U a   U b   2 U c / 3 。
Negative sequence voltage, calculated by

  
12 U2 V
U 2  U a   2 U b   U c / 3。

16 Q0 Var Zero-sequence reactive power
(5) Fault Table

Num Symbol Function Description
1 I>>> OC protection, stage 1
8 U> OV protection
9 U0(alarm)> Zero-sequence OV alarm
13 I0>Acc Zero-sequence OC protection speed-up trip after close
15 O-->I Auto-reclose
16 RIT Reclose after incorrect trip
17 OL alarm Overload alarm
18 I0(alarm)> Zero-sequence OC alarm
19 SPEF Single phase earth-fault
21 HI0>> High-set zero-sequence OC protection, stage 1
22 HI0> High-set zero-sequence OC protection, stage 2
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28 Heavy gas Heavy gas trip
29 OT trip OT trip
30 GPR Gas pressure release trip
31 Light gas Light gas alarm
32 OT alarm OT alarm
33 CC fail Control circuit failure
34 TV LB TV line break alarm
35 TA Phase A LB TA phase A line break alarm
36 TA Phase B LB TA phase B line break alarm
37 TA Phase C LB TA phase C line break alarm
38 PrtFault(Lack paper?) † Print abnormal(out of paper?)
39 Enter test mode Test mode ON/OFF
40 IRIG-B Syn Time synchronization via GPS&IRIG B time code
41 IniPro† Initialize protection parameter to default
42 Init. Par. Initialize parameter to default
43 RAM Er. † Protection parameter error in RAM
44 AD sampling Er†. AD sampling interrupt error
45 Bat. Er. † NVRAM battery low indication
46 Sys. Par. W Er. † System parameter writing error
47 Sys. Par. R Er. † System parameter reading error
48 Cal. Coe. W Er. † Calibration coefficient writing error
49 Cal. Coe. R Er. † Calibration coefficient reading error
50 PLC W Er. † PLC setting writing error
51 PLC R Er. † PLC setting reading error
52 BSI W Er. † BSI setting writing error
53 BSI R Er. † BSI setting reading error
54 BSO W Er. † BSO setting writing error
55 BSO R Er. † BSO setting reading error
56 PrtPara W Er. † Print parameter reading error
57 PrtPara R Er. † Print parameter writing error
58 Setting 1 W Er. † The 1st setting table writing error
59 Setting 1 R Er. † The 1st setting table reading error
60 ON/OFF 1 W Er. † The 1st ON/OFF table writing error
61 ON/OFF 1 R Er. † The 1st ON/OFF table reading error
62 Setting 2 W Er. † The 2nd setting table writing error
63 Setting 2 R Er. † The 2nd setting table reading error
64 ON/OFF 2 W Er. † The 2nd ON/OFF table writing error
65 ON/OFF 2 R Er. † The 2nd ON/OFF table reading error
Note: Symbol “†”is of unit internal failure alarm.
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(6) INFO Table of Wave-recording

BSI status words, bit0~bit11 refers to the corresponding
10 BSI
status of BSI 1~12. “0” open, “1” close.
6.4 System Parameter Table

(1) General Parameter Setting Table
nd
1 TA rated 2 I 1A/5A Rated current of TA secondary side
2 TV rated 2nd U 380V/100V Rated voltage of TV secondary side
3 GPS ON/OFF ON/OFF GPS enable selection
4 GPS T-sync Minute/Second GPS mode selection
5 Password 0000~9999
6 TV ratio 0001~5000
7 Measure TA ratio 0001~5000
Zero-sequence TA
8 0001~5000
ratio
9 Measure show 1st value/2nd value Mode selection of measurement display
Changing sampling frequency along
with system frequency for synchrony
10 AD sampling mode Sync/Asy mode.
Fixed sampling frequency for
asynchrony mode.
11 Backlight display On all time/Key trig Mode selection of backlight display
Test report Uploaded/not
12
uploaded uploaded
(2) Energy setting Table

Num Parameter Name Parameter Range Remark
1 P/Q measure mode Pulse/Integration Mode selection of energy measurement
2 P ratio 1~9999 Pulse ratio of active power
3 Q ratio 1~9999 Pulse ratio of reactive power
4 P -9999999.99~9999999.99 The initial value of active energy
5 Q -9999999.99~9999999.99 The initial value of reactive energy
Note: When the NVRAM battery low occurs, the initial value must be reset.
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(3) DC Parameter Setting Table

Num Parameter Name Parameter Range Remark
Selection depends on the type of
1 Transducer type 0~5V / 4~20mA
transducer.
Respond to the real temperature of
2 Min value -100~0
0V/4mA input
Respond to the real temperature of
3 Max value 0~600
5V/20mA input
(4) Communication Setting Table

The unit has three communication interfaces which can be configured as serial port and
Ethernet interface. The serial ports can be RS232, RS485 or fiber optic.
① Serial port only (3serial ports at most):communication setting table as follow:
Table (1): 1 serial port only
1 Slave number 2~100
2400/4800/9600/19200/28800/
2 Serial port1 baud rate
38400/57600/115200
Nonuse/Debug/DCAP2002/
3 Serial port 1 protocol IEC103/Modbus/printer/Net-print/
Time synchronization via B code
Note: The IRIG B time code input for time synchronization can only use serial port 1.
Table (2): 2 serial ports

2400/4800/9600/19200/28800/
2 Serial port 1 baud rate
38400/57600/115200
3 Serial port 1 protocol IEC103/ printer/Net-print/ Time
synchronization via B code
4 Serial port 2 baud rate The same with serial port 1
5 Serial port 2 protocol The same with serial port 1
Table (3): 3 serial ports

2400/4800/9600/19200/28800/
38400/57600/115200
3 Serial port 1 protocol IEC103/ printer/Net-print/ Time
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② Ethernet only (2 ports at most): communication setting table as follow:

Table (4): 1 Ethernet port
2 IP address 1 Bit1.bit2.bit3.bit4 Each bit range: 0~255
3 IP address mask 1 Bit1.bit2.bit3.bit4 Each bit range: 0~255
4 Ethernet port 11 protocol IEC103/ printer/Net-print/ Time
5 Ethernet port 12 protocol The same with ethernet port 11
Table (5): 2 Ethernet ports

6 Ethernet port 11 protocol IEC103/ printer/Net-print/ Time
Note: Communication interface 1 can be used as serial port or for IRIG B GPS Time
Synchronization, but not as Ethernet port.
③ IEC 61850 communication port, the communication setting table as follow:

Table (6): IEC 61850 communication port:
2400/4800/9600/19200/28800/
38400/57600/115200
3 Serial port 1 protocol
IEC103/ printer/Net-print
8 Ethernet port 11 protocol
IEC103/ printer/Net-print
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Note:
1. Serial port 1 can be used for IRIG B GPS
2. IEC 61850 communication protocol will be started when the 61850 port is connected.
3. Ethernet port11/12//13 can be used for other communication protocols.
④ 1 serial port and 2 Ethernet ports or 2 serial ports and 1 Ethernet port:
The communication setting table should be the differential combinations of table 1 ~table
3 and table 4~table 5.
(5) Print Setting Table

Property configuration
1 Host/Slave
for user printing
2 Auto Print Mode ON/OFF
3 Printer IP address
4 01# Slave unit station No. 2~100
5 01# Slave unit IP address
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6.5 Analog calibration Table

(1) AC Calibration Table
1 UAB V PhaseA-phaseB voltage, measurement
2 UBC V PhaseB-phaseC voltage, measurement
3 3U0 V Residual voltage, measurement
4 BHUAB V PhaseA-phaseB voltage, protection
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5 BHUBC V PhaseB-phaseC voltage, protection

6 BH3U0 V Zero-sequence voltage, protection
8 IAL A Phase A current, measurement To use when the input
9 ICL A Phase C current, measurement current over 0.2In
10 IAH A Phase A current, measurement To use when the input
11 ICH A Phase C current, measurement current below 0.2In
12 BHIA A Phase A current, protection
13 BHIB A Phase B current, protection
14 BHIC A Phase C current, protection
(2) DC Calibration Table

1 T ℃ Temperature
7. Operation
See eDCAP-600 Serial Universal Digital Protection Unit Operation Manual.
8. Structure and Dimension

The unit has one front panel and 4 rear insertion/withdrawal modules locked by screws.
The unit has plug-in and rear wiring structure, with internal connection between plugboards
adopting direct PCB layout. The dimension of the unit is shown in Fig. 8.1.
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D C A P
紫光继保
e DC A P- 601 A U n iv er s ua l D ig it al P r ot ec t io n U n it
R un F au lt A larm B loc k Re c los e
>> > ES C
快移取消
RES EN T
复归确定
Fig. 8.1a: Large LCD
D C A P
紫光继保
eDCA P-601A Univers ual Dig ital P rotecti on Unit
Run F a u lt A la r m B l oc k R e c lo s e
>>> ESC
快移取消
RES ENT
复归确定
Fig. 8.1b: Small LCD
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9. Basic connection diagram
Conrol power+ Control power- Control power

1 HG eDCAP-601A 2
signal power+ signal power- open indication
Remote
eDCAP-601A
Local
Close
KLJ
Open
KLJ L-
Anti-bounce relay
V
3 QF
QF SI1
KHI KA KHO HC Manual close
CBposition 1 2 3 4
7
SA SC
Remote
SI2
Reserved
Local
ABR lockout
T3.1
SI3
Reserved SA T3.2
TS3
7 8 Remote
SI4 T4.1 control close
Reserved XB2 T4.2 TS4 Reclose
SI5
Reserved
Control circuit
KA Close holding
BSI
SI6
Reserved
Trip position
SI7 L+ TWJ
Reserved KLJ
Remote
Trip holding
Close
SI8
Local
Open
Reserved
SI9 KLJ Close position
HWJ
Reserved 3 4 1 2
33 KTI KTO 37 TQ
Manual trip
I
SA SC
Remote
SM1 QF
SI COM
Local
T1.1
SI10
Active power pulse
SA T1.2 TS1 Remote
SI11 9 10
Reactive power pulse control trip
SI12
GPS XB1 T2.1
SM2 T2.2
SP COM TS2
24V+ Protection trip
24V+ HR
XGND
24V- Close indication
T1.1 T1.2
eDCAP-601A
TS1 Remote control trip
T2.1 T2.2 4PT 5PT 6PT 7PT

TS2 Protection trip
T3.1 TS3 T3.2
Remote control close
BSO
T4.1 TS4 T4.2

Auto-reclose
T5.1 TS5 T5.2
BSO 5
T6.1 T6.2
TS6 UX UXN UA UB UC U0 U0N
BSO 6
T7.1 TS7 T7.2 Measurement&protection
BSO 7 Synchro-voltage voltage
Residual voltage
T8.1 TS8 T8.2
BSO 8 eDCAP-601A
Fig.1
Loss of auxiliary
AP1
voltage alarm port
AP2 CT1 CT2 CT3 CT5 CT7 CT4 CT6
Loss of auxiliary
voltage alarm port
P+
Auxiliary power +
Auxiliary
P-
Auxiliary power -
power
PGND
Power shield IA IB IC IN I A+ IA- IC+ LI0+ LI0- I0+ I0-
High-set neutral
3 phase protection currents Measurement current Neutral current
current
COM1
Fig.2
COM2 CT1 CT2 CT3 CT5 CT7 CT4 CT6
COM3
IA IN IC I A+ IA- IC+ IC- LI0+ LI0- I0+ I0-
High-set neutral
2 phase protection currents Measurement current Neutral current
current
*:Fig.1 can be replaced by fig.2
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10. Connector diagram on rear panel
M S K P K
1-SI1
Fig.1 3-phase TA
2-SI2 1-KM- 1-PGND 1-KM-
3-SI3 2-KTO 2-P- 2-KTO
01 TABA 02 4-SI4 3-KTI 3-P+ 3-HWJ
5-SI5 4-KHI 4-TWJ
03 TABB 04
6-SI6 5-KHO 5-KTI
7-SI7 6-KM+ 6-KHI
OFF
05 TABC 06
8-SI8 7-T1.1 7-KHO
ON
9-SI9 8-T1.2 8-KM+
07 TABN 08
10-SM1 9-T2.1 9-T1.1
10-T2.2 10-T1.2
09 TAJA+ 10
11-T3.1 11-T2.1
11-
G1 12-T3.2 4-24V 12-T2.2
11 TAJA- TVUX 12 12-
B+ 13-T4.1 5-XGND 13-T3.1
13-
B- 14-T4.2 14-T3.2
13 TAJC+ TVUXN 14 14-
SI10 15-T5.1 15-T4.1
15-
SI11 16-T5.2 16-T4.2
15 TAJC- TVUA 16 16-
SI12 18- 17-T6.1 17-T5.1
R(B)1
17- 19-
SM2 18-T6.2 18-T5.2
T(A)1
17 TALI0+ TVUB 18 20- 19-T7.1 19-T6.1
G2
20-T7.2 20-T6.2
19 TALI0- TVUC 20
21-T8.1 21-T7.1
22-T8.2 22-T7.2
21 22 21-G3
TAI0+ TVU0 23-AP1 23-AP1
22-T(A)2
24-AP2 24-AP2
23-R(B)2
23 TAI0- TVU0N 24
Fig.2 built-in ABR Fig.4 external ABR
fig.3 2-phase TA
01 TABA Note:Fig.1 can be replaced by fig.3

Fig.2 can be replaced by fig.4
03 TABN
05 TABC
07
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Connector M: TA/TV plugboard

TABA: phase A protective current; TABB: phase B protective current;
TABC: phase C protective current; TABN: neutral point of protective current;
TAJA＋: phase A measured current ＋; TAJA－: phase A measured current ―;
TAJC＋: phase C measured current ＋; TAJC－: phase C measured current ―;
TAI0＋: zero-sequence current ＋; TAI0－: zero-sequence current ―;
TAL0＋: high-set zero-sequence current ＋; TAL0－: high-set zero-sequence current ―;
TVUA: phase A voltage; TVUB: phase B voltage; TVUC: phase C voltage;
TVU0: zero-sequence voltage ＋; TVU0N: zero-sequence voltage ―;
TVUX: synchro-voltage ＋; TVUXN: synchro-voltage ―
Connector K: Relay plugboard

KM－: control power -; KM＋: control power ＋;
TWJ: trip position relay; HWJ: close position relay;
KTO: trip signal output; KTI: trip signal input;
KHO: close signal output; KHI: close signal input;
T1.1, T1.2~T8.1, T8.2: BSO 1~8;
AP1, AP2: loss of auxiliary voltage alarm
Connector P: Power plugboard

PGND: power shield; P－, P＋: auxiliary power;
24V: ＋24V; XGND: 24V ground;
CP＋: ＋5V; CGND: 5V ground
Connector S: (three extensive BSIs plus three serial ports or three extensive BSIs plus two
serial ports and B code input for time synchronization)CPU plugboard
SI1~SI9: BSI 1~9; SM1: BSI common port; SI10~SI12: three extensive BSIs; SM2: extensive BSI
common port;
G1, B+, B-: B code input for time synchronization (RS_485 interface when used as serial port);
G1、T(A)1、R(B)1，G2、T(A)2、R(B)2：RS_232 or RS_485 interface.
Note: Except from the configurations above, connector S can be configured as below
according to different demand. All kinds of port connectors are shown as Fig. 10.1.
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3 extensive 3 serial ports or 2 serial ports, 3 extensive BSIs&1 se- 3 extensive

BSIs&2 serial 2 serial ports no synchro-IRIG B rial port,synchro-IRIG B BSIs&1 serial
port &synchro-IRIG B GPS GPS GPS port
S S S S S
1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1
2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2
3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3
4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4
5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5
6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6
7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7
8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8
9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9
10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1
11-G1 11-G1
11-
SI10 12-T(A)1 12-B+ 11-SI10
12-
SM2 13-R(B)1 13-B- 12-SM2
13-
SI11 14-SI10 13-SI11
14-
SM3 15-SI11 14-SM3
15- 17-
SI12 16-SI12 15-SI12
R(B)1 14-R(B)2 11-R(B)1
16- 18-
SM4 17-SM2 16-SM4
T(A)1 15-T(A)2 12-T(A)1
19-
G1 16-G2 13-G1
20-G2 17-G3 14-G2 18-G2 17-G

21-T(A)2 18-T(A)3 15-T(A)2 19-T(A)2 18-T(A)
22-R(B)2 19-R(B)3 16-R(B)2 20-R(B)2 19-R(B)
1 serial port, 1 serial port& 3 extensive BSIs &1 3 extensive BSIs 1 Ethernet
no synchro-IRIG synchro-IRIG B Ethernet port, &1 Ethernet port port
B GPS GPS synchro-IRIG B GPS
S S S S S
1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1
2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2
3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3
4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4
5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5
6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6
7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7
8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8
9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9
10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1
11-G1 11-G1
12-B+ 12-B+ 11-SI10
13-B- 13-B- 12-SM2
14-SI10 13-SI11
15-SI11 14-SM3
16-SI12 15-SI12
17-SM2 16-SM4
11-G 14-G2
LAN
LAN
LAN
12-T(+) 15-T(+)
13-R(-) 16-R(-)
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1 Ethernet 3 extensive BSIs&2 3 extensive Ethernet ports

BSIs&2 Ethernet 2 Ethernet
port&synchro-IRIG Ethernet ports, & synchro-IRIG
ports ports
B GPS synchro-IRIG B GPS B GPS
S S S S S
1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1 1-SI1
2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2 2-SI2
3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3 3-SI3

4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4 4-SI4
5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5 5-SI5

6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6 6-SI6
7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7 7-SI7

8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8 8-SI8
9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9 9-SI9
10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1 10-SM1
11-
11-G1 G1 11-G1
12- 11-
12-B+ B+ SI10 12-B+
13- 12-
13-B- B- SM2 13-B-
14- 13-
SI10 SI11
15- 14-
SI11 SM3
16- 15-
SI12 SI12
LAN1
LAN1
LAN1
LAN1
17- 16-
SM2 SM4
LAN2
LAN2
LAN2
LAN2
LAN
3 exensive BSIs&1 3 exensive BSIs&1 1 Ethernet 1 Ethernet port &1

serial port , 61850
Ethernet prot,1 serial Ethernet prot,1 port&1 serial communication port
port,synchro-IRIG B GPS serial port port synchro-IRIG B GPS
S S S S S
1- SI1 1-SI1 1-SI 1 1-SI 1 1-SI1
2-S I2 2-SI2 2-SI 2 2- SI 2 2-SI2
3-S I3 3- SI3 3-SI 3 3- SI 3 3-SI3
4-S I4 4- SI4 4-SI 4 4- SI 4 4-SI4
5-S I5 5- SI5 5-SI 5 5- SI 5 5-SI5
6-S I6 6- SI6 6-SI 6 6- SI 6 6-SI6
7-S I7 7- SI7 7-SI 7 7- SI 7 7-SI7
8-S I8 8- SI8 8-SI 8 8- SI 8 8-SI8
9- SI9 9-SI9 9-SI 9 9-SI 9 9-SI9
10- SM 1 10 -SM1 10-S M1 10 -S M1 10-SM1
1 1- 11- SI10
G1 11-G1
1 2- 11-
B+ SI1 0 12-B+ 12- SI11
1 3- 12- 13- SI12
B- SM2 13-B-
1 4- 13- 14- SM2
SI 10 SI1 1
1 5- 14- 15- B+
SI 11 SM3
1 6- 15-
SI 12 18 - SI1 2 17- 16- B-
R(- )1 R(- )1 11- R(-) 14-R( -)
1 7- 19 - 16- 18-
SM 2 SM4 12- T(+) 15-T( +)
T(+ )1 T(+ )1
20 - 19-
G1 G1 13- G 16-G2
LAN2
LAN1
LAN
LAN
LAN
LAN
Note: 61850 communication port:

LAN1：MMS
LAN2：GOOSE
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Appendix:
Abbreviation table:
Abbr. Name
ABR Anti-bounce relay
AI Analogue input
BAT Auto transfer of backup power supply
BSI Binary signal input
BSO Binary signal output
CB Circuit-breaker
CC Control circuit
CPR Close position relay
df/dt Rate of frequency
EF Earth-fault
GPR Gas pressure release
LB Line break
LE Loss of excitation
LV Loss of voltage
OB Operate-bias
OC Overcurrent
OE Overexcitation
OF Overfrequency
OH Overheat
OL Overload
OT Overtemperature
OV Overvoltage
PLC Programmable logic control
RD Restrained differential
SE Single element
Sync-check Synchro-check
TD Transverse differential
TPR Trip position relay
UF Underfrequency
UFLS Underfrequency load shedding scheme
UV Undervoltage
V-check Voltage-check
WR Wave-recording
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Unisplendour M&C Co., Ltd.
Beijing Head office Tianjing Base
Add: 21/F, Block C, SP Tower, Tus Park, Add: No.369 Zhonghuan West Road,
Haidian District, Beijing,P.R.China Tianjin Economic Area
Zip code: 100084 Zip code: 300308
Tel : 010-62770909 Tel : 022-58167666
Fax : 010-62781234 Fax : 022-58167890
Customer Service: 800-810-7978 (free)

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AC Analogue AC quantities→small built-in TAs and TVs (galvanically

4.1 Rated Value

4.2 Environmental Condition

4.4 Thermal Withstand Capability

4.5 Measurement Technical Index

4.6 Protection Technical Data

Operation time error: ±5% or ±30ms

Operation current setting value

4.7 Output Contacts Capacity

4.8 Insulation Tests

(3) Impulse voltage tests

4.9 Electromagnetic Compatibility Tests

(4) Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test

(7) Power frequency (50Hz) immunity test

(11) Conducted emission test

(12) Radiation emission test

Keyboard & Display

Multi Communication Ports

5.2 Protection Elements

Direction Soft strap Hard strap

Ia^ Ubc Positive direction & =1

Ib^ Uca Positive direction & =1

Ic^ Uab Positive direction & =1

Soft strap Hard strap

(2) OC protection speed-up trip after close

CB close time >3s

Complex voltages Soft strap

(3) Direction and complex voltages element

The principle of complex voltages element:

Soft strap Hard strap

Overload alarm Soft strap

(5) Charge protection

Ia>Iset Tripping &

(6) Inverse time OC protection

② For very inverse time characteristic:

Soft strap Hard strap

Extremely inverse time

Normally inverse time

Uab>Uset & Tripping &

(9) Underfrequency load shedding scheme

UC blocking Soft strap

UV blocking Soft strap

df/dt blocking Soft strap

df/dt < setting value &

(10) Three-phase multi-shot reclosing

Soft strap Hard strap

OC protection with 3 stages

OC protection speed up trip after close

Zero-sequence OC protection speed

Reclose times < Nset

(11) Reclosing after incorrect trip

Signal of blocking incorrect trip

(12) Synchro-check, voltage-check

Voltage-check of the Busbar OFF ON OFF

Soft strap Hard strap

(13) Zero-sequence OV alarm

Zero-sequence OC Soft strap Hard strap