HIMAP-BCS Manual (Eng)

HYUNDAI HEAVY INDUSTRIES CO.
, LTD
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Manual Revision history
Revision no. Description Date

th
HIMAP-BCS-1.0 initail 15 Apr 2008
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CONTENTS
Ⅰ. Installation Guide ……………………………….……………………………… 4
Ⅱ. Operation Procedure …………………………………………………………… 15
Ⅲ. Protection Functions…………………..….…………….……………………… 45
Ⅳ. Manager Software……………………………………….……………………… 70
Ⅴ. Protection List…………………………………………………………………… 83
Ⅵ. Appendix (Characteristic Curve) ……………………………………………… 90
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HIMAP-BCS
Installation Guide
1. General check point 5

2. Operation condition 5
3. Check point for Installation 5
4. Check point for SWGR design 8
5. Check point for the function test 10
6. Check point for operation 10
7. Check point for maintenance 11
8. Notification procedure of TRIP occurrences 12
9. Brief troubleshooting 12
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1. General check point
□ In the case of long term storage, keep away from direct sun rays, excessive humidity and
especially, out of salinity.
□ Check the body including parts where there are broken, tanned, polluted or not.
□ Check the main body and case as well as terminal block injured or not.
□ Check the proper specification of CT/PT/ZCT/GPT.
2. Operation Condition
□ Ambient Temperature
1) Operation Temperature: -10oC ~ 55oC
2) Storage Temperature: -25oC ~ 70oC
□ Relative humidity: Not exceeding 80%
□ Atmospheric pressure: 860mbar - 1060mbar
□ Place to install
1) Altitude above sea level: Not exceeding 1,000 m
2) No abnormal vibration and impact
3) No polluted air and dirt
3. Check point for Installation
□ After unpowered inspection, apply the control power initially.

□ After installation and mounting, to prevent corrode the electronic devices and components
of HIMAP-BCS, Control power applied continuously ‘ON’ status.
□ Before applying the operation power, check the abnormal voltage on the each digital input
connection line.
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Mounting □ Mounting on the panel, be aware of front case broken while mounting bolt
screwing.
□ Check the mounting status and loosed screws of each parts.
Control □ For use DC control voltage, pay attention to connect direction of input
Voltage polarities(P, N) to main breaker on panel.
□ For use DC control voltage, check the use of Clamping Diode and it’s
polarities.
Password □ Prior to use the relay, previously setup the Password and prevent unwanted
operation by unauthorized persons.
Connection □ Check the CT Terminal (TB NO. 1 ~ 16), PT Terminal (RB NO. 17 ~22),
and GPT Terminal (TB NO. 23/24) connections.
□ Check the Output Terminal (TB NO. 51 ~ 64) and Remote control
Terminal (TB NO. 69/70, 73/74-CB ON, 71/72, 75/76-CB OFF)
connection
□ For use ZCT, pay attention to direction of connection to TB NO.(9/10)
D/I D/O A/I
CB ON/OFF
PWR
COMM
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Communication □ Optical cable wiring information
-. Regard Optic cable wiring, does not use panel internal terminal block
and directly connect between IEDs using optic cable and also separate
data cables and power cables wiring.
-. To connect optic cord to FO1 and FO2, Optic cord connection should
be compartmentalize Rx(blue: top), Tx(red: bottom) each.
-. Power cable (400V, 200V), binary input and optic cable wiring
Separately.
-. To prevent optic cable bending while wiring, maintain the maximum
round cornering as well as straight direction.
-. In the case of communication cable wiring, check the connection point
of each connector.
Cable Termination □ Terminal of cable termination
Item HIMAP-BCS Optical HUB

Voltage / Current Ring Lug N/A
Digital Input PIN Lug N/A
Digital Output Ring Lug N/A
Power Ring Lug Ring Lug
Communication
LC LC
Cable
z Test purpose connection may use Hook type lug instead of Ring type
lug.
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4. Check point for SWGR design
□ For Magnetic contact and Inductive load may use Clamping diode.
□ For the purpose of prevent the counter electromotive force inflow, ACC’Y Varistor
should be added into the Circuit Breaker When you order the Digital protective relay
mounted Circuit Breaker (ACB, VCB).
□ All wired power cable should be used Twisted cable.
□ Connection cable between ZCT and HIMAP-BCS should be used shield cable (2 Cores
+ 1 Shield).
Ground line □ Panel enclosure ground line and relay frame ground line should be wired
Separate wiring separately where the separate ground Bus bars.
□ Digital device frame ground Bus bar should be mounted in the end panel of
array.
Digital device
Common
ground Bus
Insulator
Panel enclosure common ground Bus
□ ZCT secondary cables wired right side of ground Bus bar,
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□ Surge Arrestor cables wired along with left side cable route to ground
Bus bar.
Digital device
Common
ground Bus
Panel enclosure
common ground Bus
Clamping Diode wiring

□ Clamping diode should be wired each end of HIMAP-BCS D/O output Aux. RLY A1, A2
terminals.
□ This diode wired for the purpose of prevent the counter electromotive force inflow at the
each terminal of Aux. RLY when coil is excited with DC Control power.
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5. Check point for the function test
□ The withstand voltage / insulation resistance test should be not necessary but in the
case of necessity the test should be performed with unwired frame ground and power
supply line.
□ CT / PT should be isolated before the test (use CTT / PTT).
□ The function test should be performed by 3 phase test equipments but, in the
unavoidable case, single phase test equipments would be permitted.
□ All the function test equipments should be approved of each yearly certification and
inspection procedures for precise reliability.
□ All the setting value of Each Relay should be confirmed based on the setting table
value before the test.
□ Connect relay and test equipment after check the each terminals of CT(1/5A),
PT(110/190V), GPT, ZCT.
□ The test equipment voltage / current line should be connected with CTT / PTT.
□ Input voltage / current tolerance should be confirmed before test.
□ The target relay should be enabled as well as non-tested relay be disabled.
□ Check and decide the protection items to be set to enable or disable.
□ For relay protection function test of protection operation within 1 second,
characteristic delay of test equipment should be considered.
□ The injection value should be more than 110% of setting value of relay during the
definite time / inverse time operation test.
□ ZCT K and L polarity should be cautiously considered while perform the SGR test.
□ For zero phase sequence, injection current value should be up to 3A and 1 sec during
SGR test.
□ “I/O test” function can be used in case of the relay and VCB are interlocked.
6. Check point during operation
□ Operator should check the inversed phase voltage / current during relay operation.
□ Operator should not change the setting value while VCB is ‘ON’.
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7. Check point during maintenance
□ Relay replace should be performed by procedures of standard manual

□ The maintenance should be avoided the high humidity and the rainy weather.
□ The secondary terminal of current transformer should be shorted during maintenance.
□ By using CTT / PTT, CT / PT circuit should be isolated before the relay replacement.
□ The relay should be replaced only when VCB is ‘OFF’.
□ By using the HIMAP-BCS MANAGER software, entire setting values should be stored
and transferred to appropriate devices before relay replacement.
□ In the case of dismount of the relay from the panel, the relay main power should be off
before dismount.
□ For the purpose of Inspection and replacement while is VCB ‘ON’ unavoidably, follow
the below operation procedure.
Protection function DISABLE ▶ isolation of CT/PT Line (using CTT/PTT) ▶ Main

power OFF ▶ Dismount ▶ Inspection ▶ Mount ▶ Main power ON ▶ CT/PT Line
wiring (isolate CTT/PTT) ▶ Protection function ENABLE
HIMAP-BCS dismount procedure
No. Contents Remarks

1 PANEL DC control power OFF.
Primary side of CTT in PANEL is short. CTT Test
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(Check ‘0’ of measured current value on HIMAP BCS LCD) Plug
Open the front cover by using the tool and unscrew bolts (totally 8
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bolts).
Draw out the terminal blocks (5) from the rear cover. Dismount
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HIMAP-BCS from the panel.
Mount new HIMA-BCS on the panel. (Not necessary to set the
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setting value)
6 PANEL DC control power ON.
CTT Test
7 Isolate CTT plug of panel.
Plug
8 Screw HIMAP-BCS front bolts (8) and lid back.
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8. Notification procedure of TRIP occurrences
□ Check HIMAP-BCS LCD display (FAULT displayed).

□ Press ACK button and confirm the FAULT status.
□ Check the EVENT log.
□ FAULT waveforms upload (using HIMAP-BCS MANAGER software) to laptop.
□ Send event log and fault waveform to HHI
□ Analysis and report
9. Brief troubleshooting
Measurement data error

□ Check CT / PT / ZCT / GPT rating value as well as secondary voltage / current ratings.
□ Using portable instrument (Multimeter, Hookmeter), compare CT / PT / ZCT / GPT
secondary rating value and HIMAP-BCS input value.
□ When inversed phase-sequence voltage occurs more than 10% from the nominal value,
measure the phase voltage and check the outage.
□ When inversed phase-sequence current occurs more than 10% from the nominal value,
measure the phase current and check the outage.
□ When zero phase-sequence voltage / current occurs, check the wiring and the outage.
□ The values can be measured incorrectly because of influence by wrong phase rotation
sequence, phase open and fuse burning.
□ In the case of current measurement, actual load below 5% of CT capacity brings
incorrect measured result (same to KW, KVAR and PF).
□ HIMAP-BCS performs protection and measurement functions based on fundamental
wave components except harmonic components.
□ Therefore, the measurement value and protection may not correspondent with other
relays which is not.
Alarm data error on the power monitoring system (SCADA)

□ HIMAP-BCS input contacts are easily defined by user and provide flexibility.
□ Normally, Digital input no.48(CB1 ON), 49(CB1 OFF), 46(CB2 ON), 47(CB2 OFF)
related to no.50(Com) and fixed use only.
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□ Digital input 31-34(Spare), 36-39(Spare), 42-44(Spare) related to no.35, 40 and
45(Com).
□ Digital contact input uses dry contact, unpowered contact.
□ If the system does not recognize input signals, short the terminal between (31-34) ↔35,
(36-39)↔40, (41-44)↔45, (46-49) ↔50, and then find out if the fault is in HIMAP-BCS
itself.
□ For the check and confirm the digital input of HIMAP-BCS, you may use local setting
menu on HIMAP-BCS LCD, (F2)→Status View→In / Output Status, then displayed
present status of input and output use.
□ In the case of communication error, check the matching between defined application of
input contacts and TAG of single diagram.
Relay output error

□ In the case of relay output error by using self test, short the digital output terminal on
the rear cover of HIMAP-BCS and check the VCB trip operate or not.
□ If VCB trip operate, call to HHI.
□ In the case of remote control test, except above case, normally brings to a conclusion of
communication protocol mismatches between HIMAP-BCS and monitoring system.
Communication error with power monitoring system (SCADA)

□ Check the optic cable LC connector connection of HIMAP-BCS (FO2 ⇒ Rx: blue-top,
Tx: red-bottom) which is for the IEC 61850 communication.
□ HIMAP-BCS IP address should be same to predefined on SCADA system and it could
easily checked by PING test. To check the IP address, may use local setting menu on
HIMAP-BCS LCD, Set(F3)→System Setting→Network Setting, then displayed present
status of IP address.
□ In normal status, ACT.LINK LED in rear cover of HIMAP-BCS, blinks by periods.
□ Check the connector termination and contact defectiveness.
HIMAP-BCS front Button test

□ When TRIP caused by protection operation, press ACK button and retry.
□ If ACK button does not work normally, contact to HHI
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Relay operation status
□ In the case of relay output test error, check the relay elements are enabled or not.
(refer to user manual).
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* For the check and confirm the relay setting, you may use local setting menu on HIMAP-
BCS LCD, Display(F2)→Set View→Relay Setting.
□ Using measurement menu of display(F2), confirm the correspondence with input value.
□ In the case of output error while the display output contact is working, check the
output setup and the digital output terminal block connection.
□ Calculate operating time and check the results are matched.
Op lamp fail, sys fail and display (LCD) halt error

□ Off the main power and contact HHI.
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HIMAP-BCS
Operation Manual
1. Main display 16
2. Display menu 17
3. Set menu 27
4. Control menu 38
5. Fault message display 40
6. Button navigation 41
7. Connection diagram 42
8. Dimension 44
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1. Main display
After system initialization, HIMAP-BCS displays main display as below Fig 1.
Fig 1 HIMAP-BCS main display
Main display provide user modifiable displays using mimic editor, include name of
device, status value, measured value and power system mimic diagram. Main display also
able to move to sub-screen using arrow buttons(◀▶).
Main display contains the four separate sub menu, FI Main, F2 Display, F3 Set and F4
Control. To move the sub-menu, using the function button (F1, F2, F3, F4) and/or direct
touch the touch screen LCD.
F2 Display menu provides measured value, oscillograph, vector diagram as well as
motor/transformer status value, event record and setting value.
F3 Set menu provides the system setting that sets the various parameter of system and the
relay setting that sets the relay functions.
F4 Control menu provides the functions for breaker control.
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2. Display menu
Display menu provides six kinds of sub menus, Measurement, Status View, Graph View,
Event View, Vector Diagram and Set View.
Fig 2 Display menu
2-1. Measurement menu

Measurement menu provides measured value displays as Fig 3. Measurement display
provides Overview, Current, Voltage, Power, Energy, Harmonic and Trip circuit supervision
menu. The left side bar contains detailed sub-menu and able to select appropriate measuring.
Overview displays the current, voltage, power, energy and power factor by summarized
single page.
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Fig 3 Measurement display (Overview)
Current menu provides measured current values on a single page as Fig 4 and Max
value describes maximum value of measured data. If you click the Max button, all
displayed value would be reset to zero and operation power off also measured data reset
to zero.
Fig 4 Measurement display (Current)
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Voltage menu provide measured voltage values on a single page as Fig 5 and Vo describes
maximum value of measured data.
Fig 5 Measurement display (Voltage)
Power menu provide measured power values and frequency as Fig 6. Power value
displays each line by line (Line1, Line2, Line3), in the case of 3 phase 4 wire
configuration. Frequency value describes minimum and maximum value. If you click
the Freq max/min button, all displayed values would be reset to zero.
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Fig 6 Measurement display (Power)
Energy menu provides measured energy values and measured data stored into non-
volatile memory, it maintained the data when off the system till the reset the value.
Fig 7 Measurement display (Energy)
Harmonic menu provide harmonic value(2nd to 13th), THD (Total Harmonics Distortion),
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TDD (Total Demand Distortion) for the current (Ia, Ib, Ic) and voltage (Va, Vb, Vc) using
bar graph as well as text value.
Fig 8 Measurement display (Harmonic)
Trip circuit supervision menu provides circuit breaker state and supervised data for circuit
breaker coil.
Fig 9 Measurement display (Trip circuit supervision)
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2-2. Status View menu
Status View menu provide motor, transformer, reclosing, input/output status, event
Status and Resistance temperature detector (RTD). Each sub items are able to select using
menu select bar. Fig 10, 11 and 12 describes motor, transformer and reclosing status. While
using the protection relay element (49, 51LR, 66, 87T, 79), it also described automatically
on the display screen.
Fig 10 Status View display (Motor Status)
Fig 11 Status View display (Transformer Status)
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Fig 12 Status View display (Reclosing Status)
In/Output Status menu provide status of digital input(1~16) and digital output(1~12).
Fig 13 Status View display (In/Output Status)
Active Event Status menu provide activated digital input and output values as well as
CPU status (Good/Bad) of HIMAP-BCS.
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Fig 14 Status View display (Active Event Status)
RTD menu shows the user all the available measured temperature inputs.
Fig 15 Status View display (RTD)
2-3. Graph View menu

Graph View menu provide maximum 2 cycle of current and voltage waveform
respectively for the real time measured valued. By means of the real time waveform, which
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is possible to analyze the input distortion influenced by external noise and find out the
transmission line problems. The waveform also provides two kinds of colors.
Fig 16 Graph View display
2-4. Event View menu
Fig 17 Event View display
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Event View menu provide various event logs; relay element operation, I/O input and
output, various setting and control operation. Maximum number of events is up to 100,000
and also specific event allows additional detailed information. Each event could sort by
title, date and time.
2-5. Vector View menu

Vector View menu provide real time phase and vector value of voltage / current
respectively by means of vector diagram and text.
Fig 18 Vector View display
2-6. Set View menu

Set View menu provide review and check the various setting values. This menu provide
only for view function.
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3. Configure the Set menu
F3 Set menu requires enter the password to change the settings. If user entered incorrect
password, ‘Wrong Password’ message would be popup and then automatically move to
main display.
Fig 19 Password requires
Fig 20 Set menu display
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Set menu provide the system setting that set the various parameter of system and the relay
setting that set the relay functions.
3-1. System Setting menu

System Setting menu provide sub menu of Nominal Ratio Values, General Parameter
Values, Etc, I/O Configure, Network(MODBUS Card setting), Recorder, TCS and RTD.
Each sub items are able to select using menu select bar.
Nominal Ratio Values menu provide CT and PT ratio setting, wire type and ZCT use.
Fig 21 System Setting (Nominal Ratio Values)
General Parameter Values menu provide setting the motor rated current value, select
motor protections, confirm the number of events that is stored on the CF memory, check
the backup file of event waveform, reset to zero for stored values as well as local/remote
mode select for circuit breaker control.
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Fig 22 System Setting (General Parameter Values)
Etc menu provide date and time setting, brightness control, breaker control password
change and setting password change.
Fig 23 System Setting (Etc)
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I/O Configure menu provide naming the each digital input and output point by user. It
is possible to easily recognize event point by means of user defined point name.
Fig 24 System Setting (Etc)
Network Setting menu provide setting the parameters for MODBUS card.
Fig 25 System Setting (Network Setting)
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In the recorder setting menu all settings for the recording unit can be set.
Fig 26 System Setting (Recorder Setting)
TCS Setting menu provide setting the parameters for trip circuit supervision of circuit
breaker.
Fig 27 System Setting (TCS Setting)
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HIMAP-BCS provides three RTD channels. For each channel, the temperature range,
limit type and limit delay time are selected by user.
Fig 28 System Setting (RTD Setting)
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3-2. Relay Setting menu
Relay Setting menu provide setting the protection element, provided totally 31 kinds of
protection functions, of HIMAP-BCS.
Fig 29 Relay Setting

Fig 30 displays protection functions that contained in HIMAP-BCS. These protections
functions arrayed by ANSI standards and enabled functions are distinguished by color (red).
User easily selects and set the functions.
(1) Under voltage Relay(27) (2) Under current Relay(37)
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(3) Neg.Seq.OverCurr.Relay(46) (4) Neg.Seq. OverVoltage Relay(47N)
(5) Pos.Seq. Voltage Relay(47P) (6) Thermal Overload Relay(49)
(7)Inst. Overcurrent Relay(50) (8) Breaker Failure Relay(50BF)
(9) Inst. Gnd Overcurr. Relay(50G) (10) Inst.Overcurrent(2nd) Relay(50s)
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(11) Time Overcurrent Relay(51) (12) AC Time Gnd Overcurr.Relay(51G)
(13) Locked Rotor Relay(51LR) (14) ACTime Overcurr(2nd).Relay(51s)
(15) Over voltage Relay(59) (16) Over voltage Gnd Relay(64)
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(17) Start Inhibit Relay(66) (18) Directional Overcurr. Relay(67)
(19) Directional Gnd Overcurr.Relay(67GD) (20) Reclosing Relay(79)
(21) Differential M Relay(87M) (22) Differential T Relay(87T)
(23) Fuse Failure (24) Over frequency Relay(81O)
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(25) Under frequency Relay(81U) (26) Frequency rate of change Relay(81R)
(27) Direc. active PWR Relay(32P) (28) Direc. reactive PWR Relay(32Q)
Fig 30 Setting the each protection functions
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4. Configure the Control menu
Control menu provide control the circuit breaker directly via HIMAP-BCS in the case of
‘Local’ setting condition. To enter the Control menu, user should enter the password.
If incorrect password entered or in case of Remote mode, ‘Wrong Password or Remote
Mode’ message will popup and then move to main display automatically.
Fig 31 Password enter for breaker control
If correct password entered, displays move to breaker control display automatically and
breaker ready to selectable status with red box in the mimic diagram. After then, user select
the desired breaker using arrow key (▲▼) and Enter Key and/or touch the touch screen
panel directly.
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Fig 32 Breaker select display
After the breaker selected, popup window shows and ready to CB control command. User
performs breaker control using control key (○, l) and ESC key and also using the touch
screen directly.
Fig 33 Breaker control
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5. Fault Message display
Due to the power system failure, fault message screen displays while HIMAP-BCS
protection function operates. Fault message display contains information of protection
function, fault date, fault mode, trip ratio, trip time and fault phase.
To acknowledge the fault status, press ACK key or touch the touch screen directly.
Fig 34 Fault message display

6. Button navigation (6)
(1)
(5)
(4)
(2)
(3)
Fig 35 Button navigation
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(1) Display shift function key
(2) Remote/Local mode select button for breaker control
(3) Breaker On/Off button
(4) Arrow key
(5) Alarm status acknowledge key
(6) Select and cancel button
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7. Connection diagram
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- Terminal block layout (rear cover)
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8. Dimension drawings
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HIMAP-BCS
Protection Function Setting
1. 50 46
2. 51 46
3. 50G 47
4. 51G 47
5. 87T 48
6. 87G 54
7. 67N 59
8. 67 61
9. 81O 63
10. 81U 63
11. 81R 64
12. 32P 64
13. 32Q 65
14. 49 66
15. 51LR 67
16. 46 67
17. 27 68
18. 59 68
19. 64 69
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1. 50 (Over Current Relay)
a) Setting Window
50(OCR) Enable / Disable
1) 50-1 Current Value
(50-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 50-1 Instantaneous/Definite time
3) 50-1 Operation time
(Only set in definite time mode)
2) 50-2 Instantaneous/Definite time
3) 50-2 Operation time

2. 51 (Over Current Relay) ((Only set in definite time mode)
a) Setting Window
51(OCR) Enable / Disable

2) 51-1 Inverse time
(Normal Inverse/Very Inverse/
Extremely Inverse/Curve-D/Curve-E/
Curve-F/INV-K/VINV-K)
3) 51-1 Inverse time OP Level
※ Refer to Appendix


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3. 50G (Over Current Ground Relay)
a) Setting Window
50G(OCGR) Enable / Disable
1) 50G-1 Current Value
(50G-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 50G-1 Instantaneous/Definite time
3) 50G-1 Operation time
2) 50G-2 Instantaneous/Definite time
3) 50G-2 Operation time

4. 51G (Over Current Ground Relay)
a) Setting Window
51G(OCGR) Enable / Disable

2) 51G-1 Inverse time
3) 51G-1 Inverse time OP Level

2) 51G-2 Inverse time
3) 51G-2 Inverse time OP Level
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5. 87T (Differential Relay)-(Transformer)
a) Setting Window
87T(DFR) Enable / Disable
1) Transformer Primary Current Value

2) Transformer Secondary Current Value
1) Transformer wiring type

(Dy1/Dy5/Dy7/Dy11/Yd1/Yd5/Yd7/
Yd11/Dd0/Dd2/Dd4/Dd6/Dd8/Dd10/
Yy0/Yy6)
1) Zero compensation Enable / Disable
1) Set Instantaneous differential ratio at

the Instantaneous mode
1) Set Instantaneous / Definite time at the

Percent mode
2) Operation time at the Percent mode
(Set only at definite time mode)
3) Set Min. Pickup Ratio at the Percent
mode
4) Percent mode Knee Point1
5) Percent mode Slop1
b) Descriptions of Setting Values
6) Percent mode Knee Point2
7) Percent mode Slop2
8) 2nd Harmonics
[87T Characteristic Curve]
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1) Transformer primary, secondary current setting value
(Example)
I1’
120/1
I1
10MVA
50/20kV
I2 I2’
400/1 Calculated I1’and I2’substituted

to setting value of Transformer
Primary and Secondary current
2) Transformer wiring type setting

: According IEC nomenclature, consider the transformer condition and select from below;
Dy1/Dy5/Dy7/Dy11/Yd1/Yd5/Yd7/Yd11/Dd0/Dd2/Dd4/Dd6/Dd8/Dd10/Yy0/Yy6
3) Zero Sequence current compensation Enable / Disable

: If set to Enable, zero sequence compensate from input current, primary, secondary and 3
phase, respectively.
: In the case of external ground fault, zero sequence compensation preventing unwanted
operation of 87T affected by zero phase sequence current. (It is not related to Delta connection
and only applied to Yy wiring)
4) Instantaneous mode
: At the 87T Characteristic curve above, in the case of Instantaneous differential
ratio(Transformer Primary, Secondary current / Transformer Secondary setting current) bigger
than Instantaneous Ratio, 87T might be operate as Instantaneous mode immediately.
: If not used, this mode should be set to 0.
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(Example of Instantaneous mode)
Setting value: Primary Current: 0.5A
Secondary Current: 1A
Transformer Type: Yy0 (Select the simplest case for convenience of calculation)
Zero Compensation: Disable
Instantaneous Ratio: 500%
Input value: Input the A-phase current to Primary and Secondary respectively, for convenience
of calculation.
Primary A-phase current: 1A Secondary A-phase current: 8A
Primary B-phase current: 0A Secondary B-phase current: 0A
Primary C-phase current: 0A Secondary C-phase current: 0A
<Description>
① Because of differ from Primary setting current and Secondary setting current, it is needed
‘Scale Factor’ for regulate a balance.
Scale factor = Secondary current setting /Primary current setting = 1 / 0.5 = 2.0
② For the purpose of calculate Differential current between inputted Primary and Secondary
current, in the first place multiply Primary input current by Scale factor, and then, subtract
Secondary input current from that result. If Primary input current is 2A, and Secondary input
current is 4A, then,
Differential = Primary input current * Scale factor – Secondary input current
= 2A * 2.0 - 4A = 0
③ The Primary and Secondary input current is 1.8A respectively, Id (Differential ration)
and Ir (Restraining current ratio) results as follows,
Differential = 1A * 2.0 - 8A = 6A
Id = Differential / Secondary setting current = 6A/1A = 600%
Ir = Secondary input current / Secondary setting current = 8A/1A = 800%
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④ Regarding above graph, Instantaneous Mode should be operate while “Instantaneous
Differential Operation Area” covers Instantaneous operation point.
5) Percent mode
: Percent mode represents operation mode using various curves (from Min.Pickup Ratio, Knee
point1, Slope1, Knee point2, Slope2) from 87T characteristic graph.
: Support Instantaneous / Definite time mode
: If not used, Min.Pickup Ratio set to 0.
(Example of Percent mode)

Setting value: Primary Current: 0.5A
Secondary Current: 1A
Transformer Type: Yy0 (Select the simplest case for convenience of calculation)
Zero Compensation: Disable
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Mode: Definite
Delay Time: 2.5sec
Min.Pickup Ratio: 100%
Knee Point 1: 100%
Slope 1: 50%
Knee Point 2: 400%
Slope 2: 100%
2nd Harmonic Content: 0% (Set to 0 for convenience)
Input value: Input the A-phase current to Primary and Secondary respectively, for convenience
of calculation.
Primary A-phase current: 2A Secondary A-phase current: 2A

Primary B-phase current: 0A Secondary B-phase current: 0A
Primary C-phase current: 0A Secondary C-phase current: 0A
<Description>
① The Primary and Secondary input current is 1.8A respectively, Differential current value
results as follows,
Differential = Primary input current * Scale factor – Secondary input current
= 2A * 2.0 - 2A = 2A
② Id (Differential ratio) and Ir (Restraining current ratio) results as follows,

Id = Differential / Secondary setting current = 2A/1A = 200%
Ir = Secondary input current / Secondary setting current = 2A/1A = 200%
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③ Regarding above graph, Percent Mode should be operate while “Percent Differential
Operation Area” covers Percent mode operation point.
Note: Both of two modes will operate while Instantaneous mode and percent mode were
activated at same time, and also operation points were located simultaneously.
6) 2nd Harmonic Content

: Support only for Percent Mode.
: The large exciting inrush current (contains plenty of 2nd harmonics) occurs at the Primary
side of transformer while power closing operation to no-load transformer. This current
occurs only at the Primary side not for Secondary side, acting as transformer fault status.
To device a measure is control and adjust that detect 2nd harmonics from transformer’s
Primary and Secondary current.
: In the case of relative harmonic factor of Primary and Secondary current larger than setting
values, that control and adjust should be operated.
: If not used this mode, set to 0.
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6. 87G (Restricted Earth Fault Relay)
a) Setting Window
87G(REF) Enable / Disable
1) Phase current (Ip)

2) Ground current (Ig)
1) Set Instantaneous differential ratio at

the Instantaneous mode
1) Set Instantaneous / Definite time at the

Percent mode
2) Operation time at the Percent mode
3) Set Min. Pickup Ratio at the Percent
mode
4) Percent mode Slope1
5) Percent mode Knee Point
6) Percent mode Slope2
b) Descriptions of Setting Values
[87G Characteristic curve]
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1) Setting phase current and ground current
(Example)
[Setting phase current and ground current]
2) Instantaneous mode
: At the 87G Characteristic curve above, in the case of Instantaneous differential
ratio(Differential current of 3Io and Ig / Setting current) bigger than Instantaneous
Ratio, 87G might be operate as Instantaneous mode immediately.
: If not used, Instantaneous ratio should be set to 0.
(Example of Instantaneous mode)

Setting value: Phase Current : 1.00[A]
Ground Current : 2.00[A]
Instantaneous Ratio : 500[%]
Input value:
Phase-A 14∠30° [A]
current
As these inputs becomes calculated
Phase-B 14∠-120° [A]
3Io as below,
current
3Io = -4.402+ j0.376
Phase-C 11∠150° [A]
current
Phase-G 4∠30° [A] As this input becomes inputted

current Ig as below,
Ig = 3.464 + j2
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<Description>
① Because of differ from Phase setting current and Ground setting current, it is needed ‘Scale
Factor’ for regulate a balance.
Scale factor = Ground current setting / Phase current setting = 2 / 1 = 2.0
② For the purpose of calculate Differential current between 3Io and Ig, in the first place
multiply 3Io by Scale factor, and then, subtract Ig from that result.
Differential = |(Scale_factor*3Io) – Ig| (vector sum)
= (2*(-4.402+ j0.376)) – (3.464 + j2) = -12.268-j1.249
= sqrt((-12.268)^2+(-1.249)^2) = 12.331[A]
③ Using calculated Differential value and Input value, extracts Id[%](Differential current
ratio), Ir[%](Retraining current ratio) and mark on the graph,
Differential = 12.331[A]
Id[%] = 3Io and Ig, differential current / Ig setting current = 12.331/2 ≒ 6.166
= 616.6[%]
Ir[%] = Ig input current / Ig setting current = 4/2 = 2 = 200[%]
[
Instantaneous Mode characteristic curve]
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④ Regarding above graph, Instantaneous Mode should be operate while “Instantaneous
Differential Operation Area” covers Instantaneous mode operation point.
3) Percent mode
: Percent mode represents operation mode using various curves (from Min.Pickup Ratio,
Slope1, Knee point, Slope2) from 87G characteristic graph.
: Support Instantaneous / Definite time mode
: If not used, Min.Pickup Ratio set to 0.
(Example of Percent mode)

Setting value: Phase Current : 1.00[A]
Ground Current : 2.00[A]
Mode : Definite
Delay Time : 0.5[sec]
Min.Pickup Ratio : 50[%]
Slope 1 : 25[%]
Knee Point : 200[%]
Slope 2 : 100[%]
Input value:
Phase-A 11∠30°
current [A]
As these inputs becomes
Phase-B 9∠-115°
calculated 3Io as below,
current [A]
3Io = -1.205+ j1.343
Phase-C 8∠150°
current [A]
Phase-G 8∠45° [A] As this input becomes inputted

current Ig as below,
Ig = 5.657 + j5.657
<Description>
① Calculate Differential current in the same way of Instantaneous mode,
Differential = |(Scale_factor*3Io) – Ig| = 8.597[A]
② Using calculated Differential value and Input value, extracts Id[%](Differential
current ratio), Ir[%](Retraining current ratio) and mark on the graph,
Id[%] = 3Io and Ig, differential current / Ig setting current = 8.597/2 ≒ 4.299 = 29.9[%]
Ir[%] = Ig input current / Ig setting current = 8/2 = 4 = 400[%]
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[Percent Mode Characteristic curve]
③ Regarding above graph, Percent Mode should be operate while “Percent Differential
Operation Area” covers Percent mode operation point.
Note: Both of two modes will operate while Instantaneous mode and percent mode
were activated at same time, and also operation points were located simultaneously.
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7. 67N (Directional Ground Overcurrent Relay)
a) Setting Window
67N(DOCGR) Enable / Disable
Vo Source Select (Meas.Vo / Calc.3Vo)
1) 67N-1 Current setting
2) 67N-1 Current setting

(Not used 67N-1, 1) or 2) set to zero)
3) 67N-1 Reference angle setting
4) 67N-1 Trip zone setting
5) 67N-1 Operation mode setting

(Definite/Normal Inverse/Very Inverse/
6) 67N-1 Operation time setting
7) 67N-1 Inverse time OP Level setting
(Set only at Inverse time mode)
67N-2 same as 67N-1
b) Setting values and Descriptions
<Setting values>
▶ Vo Source: Setting reference Vo type.
☞ Meas.Vo: Apply Vo value input from GPT
Calc.3Vo: Apply 3Vo value calculated from Va, Vb, Vc
▶ Current Limit: Io setting value
▶ Voltage Limit: Vo setting value
▶ Ref. Angle: Reference angle
☞ Reference angle defined by phase of reference voltage (Vo)
▶ Trip Zone: Trip zone
☞ Trip zone(±Trip zone) defined by reference angel(Ref. Angle)
<Descriptions>
▶ 67N activates while altogether with current(Io) and voltage(Vo) over the setting value
as well as current (Io) phase located on the setting coverage where is set based on
reference voltage(Vo).
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c) Characteristic curve
[67N Characteristic curve]
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8. 67 (Directional Overcurrent Relay)
a) Setting Window
ANSI 67 Directional Overcurrent Relay
67(DOCR) Enable / Disable

67000. Directional Overcurrent Relay
67010. Current Limit ( 1.00 ~ 12.00 [A] )

1) 67 Current value setting
Mode
Delay Time ( 0.05 ~ 10.00 [sec] ) 2) 67 Operation mode setting
Op Level ( 0.05 ~ 10.00 ) (Definite/Normal Inverse/Very Inverse/
Ref. Angle ( 0 ~ 359 [deg] ) Extremely Inverse/Curve-D/Curve-E/
Trip Zone ( ±30 ~ 90 [deg] ) Curve-F/INV-K/VINV-K)
Voltage Limit ( 3.0 ~ 160.0 [V] ) 3) 67 Operation time setting
4) 67 Inverse time OP Level setting
5) 67 Reference angel setting
6) 67 Trip zone setting
7) 67 Voltage limit setting

(Not used 67, 1) or 7) set to 0)
<Setting values>
▶ Current Limit : Current (Ia,Ib,Ic) setting value
▶ Ref. Angle : Reference angel
☞ Reference angle defined by phase of reference voltage(Vbc, Vca, Vab)
▶ Trip Zone : Trip zone
☞ Trip zone(±Trip zone)defined by Reference angel(Ref. Angle)
▶ Voltage Limit : Voltage(Vbc, Vca, Vab) setting value
<Description>
▶ In the case of 3phase 3wiring wire type, HIMAP-BCS applied line voltage so that is
reference voltage (Vbc, Vca, Vab) applied at each channel.
In the case of 3phase 4wiring wire type, HIMAP-BCS applied phase voltage so that is
reference voltage (Vbc, Vca, Vab) calculate voltage applied at each channel.
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▶ DOCR (67) protection operate through phase related to voltage and current level, and
corresponding phases are as below,
Ia ↔ Vbc (reference voltage)
Ib ↔ Vca (reference voltage)
Ic ↔ Vab (reference voltage)
DOCR (67) activates while altogether with current and voltage over the setting value as
well as current phase located on the setting coverage.
ex) 67 protection activates while Ia and Vbc(reference voltage) over the setting value, and
phase ‘A’ located on setting coverage where is set based on Vbc(reference voltage).
c) Characteristic curve
[67 Characteristic curve]
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9. 81O (Over Frequency Relay)
a) Setting Window
81O(OFR) Enable / Disable
1) 81O-1 Frequency value setting

(81O-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 81O-1 Operation time setting
81O-2,-3 and -4 same as 81O-1
Minimum required voltage value setting

for operation
10. 81U (Under Frequency Relay)

a) Setting Window
81U(UFR) Enable / Disable
1) 81U-1 Frequency value setting

(81U-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 81U-1 Operation time setting
81U-2,-3 and -4 same as 81U-1

for operation
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11. 81R (Frequency Rate Of Change Relay)
a) Setting Window
81R(FROC) Enable / Disable
1) 81R-1 Frequency rate value setting

(81R-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 81R-1 Operation time setting
81R-2,-3 and -4 same as 81R-1

for operation
12. 32P (Directional Active Over Power Relay)

a) Setting Window
32P(APR) Enable / Disable
1) 32P-1 Active power value setting

(32P-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 32P-1 Phase mode setting
3) 32P-1 Direction mode setting
4) 32P-1 Operation time setting
32P-2 same as 32P-1
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▶ Power Limit : Active power setting value
▶ Phase Mode : This setting selects the phase for active power
☞ 1 phase / 3 phase
▶ Direction Mode : This setting selects the direction for active power
☞ Forward / Reverse
▶ Delay Time : Operation time setting value
13. 32Q (Directional Reactive Over Power Relay)

a) Setting Window
32Q(RPR) Enable / Disable
1) 32Q-1 Reactive power value setting

(32Q-1 If not used, set to 0)
2) 32Q-1 Phase mode setting
3) 32Q-1 Direction mode setting
4) 32Q-1 Operation time setting
32Q-2 same as 32Q-1

▶ Power Limit : Reactive power setting value
▶ Phase Mode : This setting selects the phase for reactive power
☞ 1 phase / 3 phase
▶ Direction Mode : This setting selects the direction for reactive power
☞ Forward / Reverse
▶ Delay Time : Operation time setting value
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14. 49 (Thermal Overload Relay)
a) Setting Window
49(THR) Enable / Disable
Cold Limit Time setting
1) Hot Limit Time setting

2) tc/th Ratio setting
3) Trip Time Reset Delay setting
49 Blocking Currenr Limit (50H)
b) Characteristic formula
※ Calculated Values* : These are not setting values, but automatically calculated values
from set values
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15. 51LR (Locked Rotor Relay)
a) Setting Window
51LR Enable / Disable
1) Starting Current Limit setting
( Too Long Start: TLS )
2) Starting Time setting
1) Locked Rotor Current Limit setting

2) Locked Rotor Time setting
16. 46 (Negative Sequence Overcurrent Relay)

a) Setting Window
46(NSOCR) Enable / Disable

2) 46-1 Mode (Instantaneous/Definite
Normal Inverse/Very Inverse/
3) 46-1 Inverse time OP Level Setting

2) 46-2 Mode(Instantaneous/Definite
Normal Inverse/Very Inverse/
46 Voltage limit setting(Min. Voltage)
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17. 27(Under Voltage Relay)
27(UVR) Enable / Disable
a) Setting Window
1) Minimum Start Voltage Value
(If use Nomal Close Type: Voltage Limit
set 0)
1) 27-1 Voltage Value
2) 27-1 Operation mode setting

Curve-F/INV-K/VINV-K/INV-UVR)
3) 27-1 Operation time setting
4) 27-1 Inverse time OP Level setting
27-2 same as 27-1
18. 59(Over Voltage Relay)

a) Setting Window
59(OVR) Enable / Disable

Curve-F/INV-K/VINV-K/INV-OVR)
3) 59-1 Operation time setting
4) 59-1 Inverse time OP Level setting
59-2 same as 59-1
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19. 64(Over Voltage Ground Relay)
64(OVGR) Enable / Disable

(Inst/ Definite /Normal Inverse/Very
Inverse/Extremely Inverse/Curve- D/
Curve-E/Curve-F/INV-K/VINV-K)


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HIMAP-BCS
Manager Quick Guide
1. Initial display and Icons 71

2. User guide 72
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1. Initial display and Icons
Below displays HIMAP-BCS Manager Software initial display.
Fig 1. HIMAP-BCS Manager initial display
1) : Fault file open. HIMAP-BCS Manager downloads fault wave data to

“C:\HIMAP_BCS\Data\FaultLog” directory and stored as Comtrade file format
(*.dat, *.cfg, *.hdr, files composited to “BCS y_m_d_t_m_s_protection”), automatically.
It is no need to re-download fault wave data again when opens the files.
2) : Communication port open. Default speed is 38,400bps serial communication.
3) : Communication port close.
4) : Read parameters from HIMAP-BCS. Parameters are consists of “relay information”,
and “system information”.
5) : Read event list from HIMAP-BCS.
6) : Read fault list from HIMAP-BCS.
7) : View measured data from HIMAP-BCS. It is similar function of menu’ Display Æ
Measurement’ and also monitored real time Overview, Current, Voltage, Power, Energy, and
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Harmonics.
- : Output the report.
While parameter display displayed, click this icons produce parameter setup information report,
and at the event analysis displayed, produce event information report, and also at the fault
analysis displayed, fault information report should be produced. Report should be out to excel
format. parameter report stored to “C:\HIMAP_BCS\Report\SettingReport” folder,
event report stored to “C:\HIMAP_BCS\Report\EventReport” folder,
fault report stored to “C:\HIMAP_BCS\Report\FaultReport” folder, automatically.
8) : Display present HIMAP-BCS version.
9) : ezLadder software open. At that time, communication port of HIMAP-BCS Manager
were opened, ezLadder software should be closed automatically.
10) : Mimic drawer software open. At that time, communication port of HIMAP-BCS
Manager were opened, ezLadder software should be closed automatically.
11) : Screen pull and down.
12) : COM port status displays.
2. User guide
1) Click icon operates connect communication port between PC and HIMAP-BCS.

Below figures describes communication port setup. Default connection speed is 38,400 bps.
2) Click icon operates read the parameters from HIMAP-BCS and display as below figure.
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2-1) At the upper left side pull down menu contains three kinds of sub-
menu which is ActiveRelay, Relay and System. Above figure describes ActiveRelay
displays and shows entire protection function as well as Enable/Disable/Reclose status.
If specific single relay were selected by click, detailed description should be displayed.
2-2) Below figure describes 49 Relay detailed display.
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2-3) Left sides show Relay numbers and its descriptions. While select single relay, detailed
contents displayed on right sides and each parameters are able to download. And also, provides
characteristic curves if needed. Each setting parameters are downloadable to HIMAP-BCS.
“Download to HIMAP-BCS” button operate download parameters of present page. If required
to download all setting values which protections and system setup, “Download All” button
click makes it.
2-4) “Save Parameter” button save and store the present parameter values, named “*.param”
file extension. “Load Parameter” button loads stored parameter named “*.param” file
extensions. Parameter means all kinds of relay elements and system elements.
2-5) Below figure describes detailed System display.
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2-6) System display provide HIMAP-BCS system setup and download functions same as relay
setting display.
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3) Click icon operates read event list from HIMAP-BCS.
3-1) HIMAP-BCS able to backup the events by time through the event list were increased.
Above figure describes stored event lists by time. HIMAP-BCS create 1 backup file for 10,000
events, and empty backup only displays current event.
3-2) To view specific event contents, select desired event index and click “UPLOAD” button.
Below figure describes detailed event display.
3-3) Event list orders newest event display on the top of table and oldest listed on the bottom
for the user convenience. Description row also describe brief summary of event content.
3-4) Bottom of display shows “Detail Information” describes Trip event detailed information.
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4) Click icon operates read fault list from HIMAP-BCS and display.
4-1) Fault stored up to 100, newest fault listed on the top of table. Fault index and Backup fault
time describes easy to understand.
4-2) To view specific fault contents, select desired fault index and click “UPLOAD” button.
Fault file upload takes about 25 seconds for read and display.
Below figure describes detailed fault analysis display.
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4-3) Fault wave shows Primary current (Ia, Ib, Ic, In), Secondary current(Ia (2), Ib (2), Ic (2)),
Voltage (Va, Vb, Vc, Vn) and digit information. Upper right sides of display describe detailed
fault wave information. Two yellow bar cursors on the waveform makes wave data translate to
table value of upper left sides. Detailed button descriptions are as below,
① : Grab curser
② : Grab function, grap and move the graph
③ : Enlarge the graph X and Y axis
④ : Enlarge the graph X axis
⑤ : Enlarge the graph Y axis
⑥ : Minimize the graph X and Y axis
⑦ : Minimize the graph X axis
⑧ : Minimize the graph Y axis
⑨ : Gradually enlarge the graph
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⑩ : Gradually minimize the graph
⑪ : While analyze the fault, vector diagram popup and able to analyze the vector
diagram
⑫ : While analyze the fault, harmonic histogram popup and able to analyze the
harmonic histogram
⑬ : Choose fault waveform instantaneous value and RMS value
⑭ : Move left the cursor on the fault graph, able to check the detailed value.
⑮ : Move right the cursor on the fault graph, able to check the detailed value.
5) At the upper middle side pull down menu, select “File Download” makes
move to file download page. HIMAP-BCS Manager able to download setup files and execution
files to HIMAP-BCS.
After finished file download, HIMAP-BCS reset popup windows occurs. File download and
system renewal might be completed after reset procedure.
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6) IEC61850 connection and file send/receive
6-1) This function requires HIMAP-BCS should be connected to HNIC board via LAN,
otherwise it might be occurs communication errors.
6-2) Click IEC61850 button at the upper right sides operates HIMAP-BCS communicate to
HNIC board via optic LAN on the IEC61850 protocol that is possible to edit program files of
HNIC board from HIMAP-BCS Manger. It also able to edit HNIC board program, download
icd file and configuration file, event and fault file upload, status check and confirm by HIMAP-
BCS Manager.
6-3) Below figure describes detailed IEC61850 displays.
6-4) IED Name and IP Address at the left sides of displays shows present values. At the right
sides “Configuration of ‘osicfg.xml” able to add new IED and new IP Address by means of
write down new IED Name and new IP Address. Click the “Add” button updates new IEC and
IP Address modified by osicfg.xml configuration. The “Delete” button will delete the IDE
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what the selected. Below figure describes detailed display after click “Select” button.
6-5) Click at the upper left “View Event & Fault Lists” button displays detailed information
that is event lists and fault lists read from selected specific IED. Desired event and fault files,
HIMAP-BCS, downloaded to right sides, My Computer, by using “>>” button. For the IED
setup changing, datamap.cfg, HIMAP-BCS.icd and startup.cfg files are able to uploaded using
“<<” button to left sides, HIMAP-BCS.
6-6) Downloaded fault files from IED is translated to Comtrade file automatically, and selected
Comtrade file displays fault data on the Manager by using “View Data” button.
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HIMAP-BCS
Protective function List
1. Protective Functions 84
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1. HiMAP-BCS Protective Functions
Rated Current AC 5A
Instantaneous, Definite : 5.00A ~ 90.00A(0.01A step)
Inverse, Very inverse, Extremely inverse, Inverse-type D, Inverse-type E,

Setting Range
Inverse-type F, Kepco inverse, Kepco very inverse : 1.00A ~ 12.00A(0.01A
OCR
step)
(50-1/50-2)
Instantaneous : Below 0.05sec
(51-1/51-2/51-3)
Definite : (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)
Characteristic Inverse, Very inverse, Extremely inverse, Inverse-type D, Inverse-type E,
Inverse-type F, Kepco inverse, Kepco very inverse : (Op Level : 0.05 ~ 10,
0.01 step)
Rated Current AC 5A

Setting Range
OCR-Secondary
step)
(50S-1/50S-2)
(51S-1/51S-2/51S-3)
0.01 step)
Rated Current AC 5A

Setting Range
OCGR
step)
(50G-1/50G-2)
(51G-1/51G-2)
Definite : (0.05sec - 10sec, 0.01sec step)
0.01 step)
Rated Voltage AC 120V

UVR Setting Range 20.0V ~ 120.0V(0.1V step)
(27-1/27-2)
Characteristic Definite (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)
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Rated Current AC 5A
UCR
Setting Range 0.20A ~ 2.50A(0.01A step)
(37)
Rated Current AC 5A
Setting Range 0.50A ~ 2.50A(0.01A step), 3.0V ~ 180.0V(0.1V step)

NSR
(46-1/46-2)
0.01 step)
VPSR Setting Range 60.0V ~ 120.0V(0.1V step)

(47P)

VNSR
Setting Range 2.0V ~ 60.0V(0.1V step)
(47N)
Rated Current AC 5A
THR 0.50A ~ 6.00A(0.01A step)

Setting Range
(49) Block limit : 0.50A ~ 20.00A(0.01A step)
Characteristic Hot/Cold limit : 0.5sec ~ 180sec(0.1sec step), tc/th : 0.1 ~ 20(0.1 step)
Rated Current AC 5A
Starting current : 1.00A ~ 72.00A(0.01A step)

51LR Setting Range
Locked rotor current : 1.00A ~ 30.00A(0.01A step)
(Stall/Locked Rotor)
Definite : (1sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)
Characteristic
Extremely inverse : (1sec ~ 60sec, 0.01sec step)
OVR Definite : (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)

(59-1/59-2) Characteristic Inverse, Very inverse, Extremely inverse, Inverse-type D, Inverse-type E,
0.01 step)
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OVGR Instantaneous : Below 0.05sec
(64-1/64-2/64-3) Definite : (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)
0.01 step)
Allowed Start 1 ~ 50(1 step)
Allow time : 1min ~ 60min(1min step)

NCHR Time
Reset time : 1min ~ 60min(1min step)
(66)
Thermal State 40% ~ 100%(1% step)
Characteristic Instantaneous
Rated Current AC 5A
1.00A ~ 12.00A(0.01A step), 3.0V ~ 180.0V(0.1V step), (Ref.)0deg ~

Setting Range
DOCR 359deg(1deg step), (Op.) ±30deg ~ 90deg(1deg step)
(67) Definite : (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)

Characteristic
0.01 step)
Rated Current AC 5A
0.10A ~ 50.00A(0.01A step), 19.0V ~ 95.0V(0.1V step), (Ref.)0deg ~

Setting Range
DOCGR 359deg(1deg step), (Op.) ±10deg ~ 170deg(1deg step)
(67N-1/67N-2) Definite : (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)

Characteristic
0.01 step)
Rated Current AC 5A
DGR
(67GD) 0.20A ~ 2.00A(0.01A step), 19.0V ~ 38.0V(0.1V step), 10deg ~ 45deg(1deg

Setting Range
step)
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Rated Current AC 1.5mA

SGR
1mA ~ 10mA(1mA step), 19.0V ~ 38.0V(0.1V step), 45deg ~ 75deg(1deg
(67GS) Setting Range
step)
Rated Current AC 5A
Primary current : 1.00A ~ 6.00A(0.01A step)
Secondary current : 1.00A ~ 6.00A (0.01A step)
Transformer type : Dy1 ~ Yy6(16 type)
Zero compensation : Enable/Disable
Instantaneous ratio : 500 ~ 1500%(1% step)
Setting Range Minimum pickup ratio : 20 ~ 100%(1% step)

DFR-TR
Knee point 1 : 20% ~ 500% (1% step)
(87T)
Slope 1 : 20% ~ 100%(1% step)
Knee point 2 : 20% ~ 1500%(1% step)
Slope 2 : 20% ~ 100%(1% step)
2nd harmonic content : 10 ~ 30%(1% step)
Mode : Instantaneous differential, Percent differential
Characteristic Instantaneous : Below 0.05sec
Rated Current AC 5A
Phase current : 0.50A ~ 7.50A(0.01A step)
Ground current : 0.50A ~ 7.50A(0.01A step)

Instantaneous ratio : 500 ~ 1500%(1% step)
Setting Range Minimum pickup ratio : 20 ~ 100%(1% step)

REF
Slope 1 : 15% ~ 100%(1% step)
(87G)
Knee point : 20% ~ 500%(1% step)
Slope 2 : 15% ~ 150%(1% step)
Mode : Instantaneous differential, Percent differential
Characteristic Instantaneous : Below 0.05sec
Rated Current AC 5A
DFR-Motor Setting Range 0.20A – 5.00A(0.01A step)

(87M)
Characteristic
Definite : (0.05sec - 10sec, 0.01sec step)
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Rated Current AC 5A
Breaker Failure
Setting Range 0.50A ~ 20.00A(0.01A step)
(50BF)
Characteristic Definite : (0.05sec ~ 10sec, 0.01sec step)

Fuse Failure
(FF)
Reclosing Trials 1 ~ 7(1 step)
Prepare time : 1.0 ~ 300.0sec(0.1sec step)
Reclosing Reclaim time : 10.0 ~ 600.0sec(0.1sec step)

Setting Time
(79) Reclosing time(1 ~ 7) : 0.1 ~ 300.0sec(0.1sec step)
Reclose duration : 0.1 ~ 5.0sec(0.1sec step)
Characteristic Definite
Rated Frequency 60Hz

OFR Rated Voltage AC 120 V
(81O-1/81O-2/ Setting Range 55 Hz ∼ 65 Hz(0.01 Hz step)
81O-3/81O-4)
Under voltage blocking (60 V ∼ 108 V, 0.1 V step)
Characteristic
Definite (0.1 s ∼ 400 s, 0.01 s step)
UFR Rated Voltage AC 110 V
(81U-1/81U-2/ Setting Range 55 Hz ∼ 65 Hz(0.01 Hz step)
81U-3/81U-4)
Characteristic
FROC Rated Voltage AC 110 V
(81R-1/81R-2/ Setting Range 0.3 Hz/s ∼ 10.0 Hz/s(0.1 Hz/s step)
81R-3/81R-4)
Characteristic
Rated Voltage AC 120 V
Rated Current AC 5A
APR Setting Range 2 W ∼ 4500 W (1 W step)
(32P-1/32P-2)
Mode1 : Single phase / Three phase
Characteristic Mode2 : Forward / Reverse
Definite : (0.05 s ∼ 60 s, 0.01 s step)

RPR Rated Voltage AC 120 V
(32Q-1/32Q-2) Rated Current AC 5A
88
Setting Range 2 Var ∼ 4500 Var (1 Var step)
Mode1 : Single phase / Three phase
Characteristic Mode2 : Forward / Reverse
Definite : (0.05 s ∼ 60 s, 0.01 s step)
Auxiliary Power Supply Voltage AC/DC 95V ~ 250V 50/60Hz, DC 48V
Communication Port RS-485(Rear) x 1, RS-232C(Front) x 1, Fiber optic x 2
89
Appendix
1. Characteristic curve 91
2. Logic (Example) 106
90
1. Characteristic curve
Normal Inverse Curve
91
Very Inverse Curve
92
Extremely Inverse Curve
93
Inverse Curve-D
94
Inverse Curve-E
95
Inverse Curve-F
96
Inverse-K (KEPCO) Curve
97
Very Inverse-K (KEPCO) Curve
98
THR, 51LR Curve
99
DGR Curve
100
SGR Curve
101
87T Curve
102
87G Curve
103
67N Curve
104
67 Curve
105
2. Logic (Example)
106
107
108
109
110
111
112

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Revision no. Description Date

Ⅰ. Installation Guide ……………………………….……………………………… 4

Ⅱ. Operation Procedure …………………………………………………………… 15

Ⅵ. Appendix (Characteristic Curve) ……………………………………………… 90

1. General check point 5

3. Check point for Installation

□ After unpowered inspection, apply the control power initially.

D/I D/O A/I

Cable Termination □ Terminal of cable termination

Item HIMAP-BCS Optical HUB

□ ZCT secondary cables wired right side of ground Bus bar,

Clamping Diode wiring

6. Check point during operation

□ Relay replace should be performed by procedures of standard manual

Protection function DISABLE ▶ isolation of CT/PT Line (using CTT/PTT) ▶ Main

HIMAP-BCS dismount procedure

No. Contents Remarks

□ Check HIMAP-BCS LCD display (FAULT displayed).

Measurement data error

Alarm data error on the power monitoring system (SCADA)

Relay output error

Communication error with power monitoring system (SCADA)

HIMAP-BCS front Button test

Op lamp fail, sys fail and display (LCD) halt error

Fig 1 HIMAP-BCS main display

Fig 2 Display menu

2-1. Measurement menu

Fig 4 Measurement display (Current)

Fig 5 Measurement display (Voltage)

Fig 7 Measurement display (Energy)

Fig 8 Measurement display (Harmonic)

Fig 9 Measurement display (Trip circuit supervision)

Fig 10 Status View display (Motor Status)

Fig 11 Status View display (Transformer Status)

Fig 13 Status View display (In/Output Status)

Fig 15 Status View display (RTD)

2-3. Graph View menu

Fig 16 Graph View display

2-4. Event View menu

Fig 17 Event View display

2-5. Vector View menu

Fig 18 Vector View display

2-6. Set View menu

Fig 19 Password requires

Fig 20 Set menu display

3-1. System Setting menu

Fig 21 System Setting (Nominal Ratio Values)

Fig 23 System Setting (Etc)

Fig 24 System Setting (Etc)

Fig 25 System Setting (Network Setting)

Fig 26 System Setting (Recorder Setting)

Fig 27 System Setting (TCS Setting)

Fig 28 System Setting (RTD Setting)

Fig 29 Relay Setting

(1) Under voltage Relay(27) (2) Under current Relay(37)

(5) Pos.Seq. Voltage Relay(47P) (6) Thermal Overload Relay(49)