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RELION® 650 SERIES
IED Connectivity Package

Configuration Migration for
650 series in PCM600 version 2.10 and
later
Configuration Migration June 30, 2020
User Manual 1MRG038614
Rev. A
Contents
IED Connectivity Package...........................................................................................1
About These Instructions...........................................................................................3
General.............................................................................................................................. 3
Use of Warning, Caution, Information, and Tip Icons....................................................... 3
Terminology...................................................................................................................... 4
1. Introduction.........................................................................................................5
1.1 General overview...................................................................................................... 5
2. Procedure to Migrate..........................................................................................5
2.1 Export and import of project and installation......................................................... 5
2.2 Reference Project..................................................................................................... 8
2.3 IED configuration Migration (ICM)........................................................................... 8
3. Reengineering....................................................................................................12
3.1 Ethernet Configuration Tool...................................................................................12
3.2 Application Configuration...................................................................................... 12
3.3 Parameter Setting.................................................................................................. 13
3.4 SCL/IEC 61850......................................................................................................... 13
3.5 Communication Management - DNP...................................................................... 14
3.6 Graphical Display Editor......................................................................................... 15
3.7 Signal Matrix........................................................................................................... 15
3.8 Performances, Fine Tuning and Optimizations...................................................... 16
3.9 Re-Testing.............................................................................................................. 16
4. Appendix............................................................................................................16
4.1 Table of functions changed in configuration after migration................................ 16

4.1.1 Changes from 650 series 2.1.0 to 2.2.4...................................................................................16
4.1.2 Changes from 650 series 2.2.0 to 2.2.4...................................................................................18
4.1.3 Changes from 650 series 2.2.1 to 2.2.4................................................................................... 20
Rev. A
About These Instructions
General
The PCM600 version 2.10 or later and the 650 series ConnPack version 2.4 or later are
supporting migration of 650 series versions according to below table.
Product Version From IED Module version To IED Module version
650 1.0 1.0.0 1.0.1, 1.1.0, 1.2.0, 1.2.1
650 1.0 1.0.1 1.1.0, 1.2.0, 1.2.1
650 1.1 1.1.0 1.2.0, 1.2.1
650 1.2 1.2.0 1.2.1, 1.3.0
650 1.2 1.2.1 1.3.0
650 2.1 2.1.0 2.2.0, 2.2.1, 2.2.4
650 2.2 2.2.0 2.2.1, 2.2.4
However, due to changes in functionality of functions re-engineering is necessary.
Configuration migration from 650 series version 1.3.0 or lower will not be
allowed to migrate to 650 series version 2.1.0 or higher.
Use of Warning, Caution, Information, and Tip Icons
This publication includes Warning, Caution, and Information where appropriate to

point out safety related or other important information. It also includes Tips to point
out useful hints to the reader. The corresponding symbols should be interpreted as
follows:
Caution icon indicates important information or warning related to the

concept discussed in the text. It might indicate the presence of a hazard,
which could result in corruption of software or damage to
equipment/property.
Information icon alerts the reader to pertinent facts and conditions.
Tip icon indicates advice on, for example, how to design

your project or how to use a certain function
Although Warning hazards are related to personal injury, and Caution hazards are
associated with equipment or property damage, it should be understood that
operation of damaged equipment could, under certain operational conditions, result
in degraded process performance leading to personal injury or death. Therefore,
Rev. A
comply fully with all Warning and Caution notices.
Terminology
Term Meaning
ACT Application Configuration Tool
CDS Configuration Data Server
CMT Communication Management Tool
ConnPack Connectivity Package
CP Common Platform
DHT Disturbance Handling Tool
EVT Event Viewer Tool
GDE Graphical Display Editor Tool
HWT Hardware Configuration Tool
ICM IED Configuration Migration Tool
IED Intelligent Electronics Device
LHMI Local Human Machine Interface
MON Signal Monitoring Tool
PCM600 Protection and Control IED Manager
PST Parameter Setting Tool
SMT Signal Matrix Tool
SCL Substation Configuration Language
GCB GOOSE Control Block
GOOSE Generic Object-Oriented Substation Events
RCB Report Control Block
FB Function Block
ECT Ethernet Configuration Tool
MU Merging Unit
Rev. A
1. Introduction
1.1 General overview
The actual migration is done by the IED Configuration Migration tool in

PCM600. This document however describes the whole workflow to be able to
upgrade your complete configuration. I.e. it covers the necessary updates in
tools such as Application Configuration, Parameter Setting, Graphical Display
Editor and Communication Management.
Several functions have changed version between product versions which also
implies that there are underlying functional changes between the function
versions. The user should make sure that the new function versions in the
updated product fulfill their requirements. The user should be extra careful
before replacing functions, signals or parameters that were removed at
migration.
2. Procedure to Migrate
2.1 Export and import of project and installation
Before starting the migration ensure that correct version of PCM600 and
®
Relion 650 series Connectivity Package are installed. It is also recommended
to export one copy of the project as backup.
1. Make an export of the project you want to migrate by selecting Open/Manage

project:
Rev. A
And then mark your project you would like to export and click Export Project.
The exported project is valuable to use as a backup since migration process is

not reversible.
2. Uninstall previous versions of ConnPack (for 650 series in PCM600 version 2.x).
3. Verify that the folder where the ConnPack was installed is empty (C:\Program
Files\ABB\Connectivity Packages\IEDConnPackRE_650, C:\Program
Files\ABB\Connectivity Packages\IEDConnPackRE_650_13, C:\Program
Files\ABB\Connectivity Packages\IEDConnPackRE_650_21, C:\Program
Files\ABB\Connectivity Packages\IEDConnPackRE_650_22 and C:\Program
Files\ABB\Connectivity Packages\IEDConnPackRE_650_23). If not, delete
remaining files. If installed in 64-bit system, then the default folder location
would be “C:\Program Files (x86)\ABB\Connectivity Packages\”.
4. Install the recommended versions of PCM600 and ConnPack.
5. Install the IED Type Data modules versions to which migration needs to be
done (e.g. ABB REL650 2.2.4 Module).
6. Open PCM600.
7. Select Open/Manage project
Rev. A
8. Import the Exported project by browsing to your project and click open.
9. The imported project will now be listed in the list of projects on my computer
Rev. A
2.2 Reference Project
At migration will some functions, signals or parameters be removed and

needs to be reengineered. It is helpful to use an unchanged copy of the
original project as a reference when making these updates.
1. Open a second instance of PCM600.

2. Follow the steps 7-0 in section 2.1 to import the project once again.
3. In addition to the original project name will (2) added to the project name at
import (to distinguish it from the already imported project).
4. Rename the project adding _ref in the end.
5. Open the project [project name]_ref
6. Go back to the first instance of PCM600 (where the first project was opened).
This reference project can be left open in background for examining original
configuration at the reengineering of the migrated IEDs since the migration
reports not give you the details of all changes. All further instructions in this
guide refer to the project to migrate. The reference project should not be
changed.
2.3 IED configuration Migration (ICM)
1. Select the IED to migrate, right click and select Migrate Configuration
Rev. A
2. Select the version to migrate to (e.g. 2.2.4) in the Dialog and press continue.
3. When migrating a configuration from 650 series version 1.0.0 (or 1.0.1 or 1.1.0)
to 1.3.0 it is necessary perform the following steps;
a. Migrate version 1.0.0 (or 1.0.1 or 1.1.0) to version 1.2.1.
b. Change the housing and LHMI to 3U and COM02 to COM05
c. Migrate 1.2.1 to 1.3.0
4. A double progress bar will show up indicating that, it backup the IED
configuration.
Rev. A
5. Various steps during migration process is indicated in the following screen

and the migration process will take few minutes based on the configuration.
6. At the end there will be a dialog to confirm that the migration is completed:
Rev. A
Make sure that “Show IED Configuration Migration Report” check box is
selected, so that we will be able to save or print migration report (to use later
when updating the configuration).
Go to individual sections (e.g.: Graphical Configuration Migration Details, SCL

Information Migration Details etc...) of the migration report and see migration
results in detail.
7. The log window will contain valuable information from three different parts of
the migration:
Rev. A
à Implications of Execution order changes gives information about

functions that have changed execution order which will affect the data
flow in the IED.
à Non migrated parameters will be printed as warnings. Later on these

parameters need to be updated manually.
à Non migrated IEC 61850 signals from datasets will also be displayed
inthe
output window.
à Warning if the maximum number of attributes is reached in the migrated

datasets
8. Copy and save all the output in the log window from the migration. Also check
for any exceptions or errors.
9. If IED configuration migration is performed from 650 version 2.2.x (x=0, 1) to

650 version 2.2.4, then after migration, it is needed to restart PCM600 to get
user defined names max values correctly in Parameter Setting Tool (PST).
10. Now after the migration you have to run the Licence update tool either online
towards the IED or in offline mode with the licence file. This must be done to
get some IED functions with configuration parameters only back into the IED
configuration section in the plant structure. Some of these functions are part
of the fixed instances (found under IED configuration in plant structure) and
these functions will be instantiated automatically (e.g. for the DNP functions),
but their parameters will be reversed to default values.
3. Reengineering
This section describes necessary reengineering after the migration.
3.1 Ethernet Configuration Tool
If IED configuration migration is performed from 650 version 2.2.x (x=0, 1) to 650
version 2.2.4 and if IED configuration contains MU hardware modules, then MUs need
Rev. A
to be re-engineered as per the following steps by referring original configuration

1. Open Ethernet Configuration Tool
2. Go to Merging units tab and update AP Connection and other parameters as
required
3.2 Application Configuration
1. Open Application Configuration

2. If the MU parameters are re-engineered as per section 3.1, then corresponding
MU hardware channel connections need to be re-connected and also set user
defined names to the channels (if applicable) by referring original
configuration
3. Look up in table of Appendix 4 which signals and functions that are removed
in your configuration. If a signal has been removed it indicates that the
particular signal has a new functional meaning. For those functions, study the
application manual and technical reference manual to ensure how they are
connected in the correct way.
4. Update the configuration for the function listed in Appendix 4.
5. When done with the function updates. Save the Application Configuration.
6. Run Validate Configuration.
7. Examine the report in the log window and perform necessary updates.
8. Save Application Configuration again and exit.
Rev. A
3.3 Parameter Setting
Parameter values are retained for all functions listed in Versioned Functions and
Hardwares or Functions instance is changed due to change in creation rule. Also
functions that are not mentioned in the migration report (functions that has same
version in both product versions) will keep their settings.
1. Settings for all functions listed in Obsolete Functions and Hardwares needs to
be redone.
2. If any parameter migration failed (see the log window from the migration) the
parameters needs to be redone (see step 6 and 7 of section 2.3).
3. Further, note that some functions might have new settings.
4. DNP – related functions will have their parameters reset to default values. The
original parameters must be re-introduced.
3.4 SCL/IEC 61850
The IEC 61850 configuration is retained at migration for all unchanged Data
Attributes.
1. SCL Engineering of DAs with changed names, or from LNs or DOs with
changed name are excluded. These signals are listed in the log window at
migration (see the log window from the migration and migration report).
2. It is therefore necessary to export the scd file again and redo the SCL
engineering for the DAs removed at migration. Note, these signals/DOs/LNs
has changed name, verify therefore with documentation that your IEC 61850
configuration is valid.
3. Verify in the SCD file that there are no empty data sets. If there are empty
data sets, either add signals or remove the data set.
4. In PCM600, go to Tools/Options menu, select “IEC 61850 Configuration” as
shown below:
Rev. A
Make sure that the “IEC 61850 configuration engineering mode enabled” is
unchecked, so that it is possible to import the SCD file into PCM600.
5. Import the SCD file when the engineering is done.

6. Open SMT and check connections. Please note, also other IEDs (updated or
not updated) need update of incoming GOOSE signals from migrated IEDs in
SMT.
3.5 Communication Management - DNP
If DNP is to be used, update of configured DNP points is necessary. All DNP points
from versioned functions (migrated functions) will be removed from configuration.
1. Open Communication Management.
2. In the signal list will some of the previously configured DNP points be
strikethrough. See picture below.
3. Mark the corresponding signals from the struck through signals from the left
side. Press the blue arrow to the right to add them.
4. It is also necessary to update the Index number of the signal (should match
the struck through signal) to be able to use the configuration in the DNP
master unchanged.
5. When the update of signals is done, the strike out signals can be removed.
6. Repeat the procedure for all signal types (Analog Input Objects, Binary Input
Objects, Binary Output Objects, Counter Object and Counter Bit Indication
Object) and all configured DNP Masters (Serial and TCP 1- 4).
Rev. A
3.6 Graphical Display Editor
1. Open Graphical Display Editor

2. All mappings to functions that have been manually re-instantiated in
Application Configuration (i.e. mapped functions that were in the Obsolete
Functions and Hardware list of the ICM report) needs to be redone. Also, it is
recommended to check Graphical Display Editor symbol to signal association
for those functions that are upgraded to newer versions.
3.7 Signal Matrix
If SMBI, SMBO, SMMI and SMAI are used for all connections between software
and hardware, no reengineering of SMT is necessary between 650 series
version 2.1.0 and 650 series version 2.2.4 (this is the case for e.g. all pre-
configurations). If hardware was directly connected to the Software function,
the connections need to be remade for obsolete functions and if a signal
connected to hardware of a replaced function has been removed of changed
meaning. Also, if any of the functions in Appendix 4 has been used directly to
hardware, then verify and update the configuration.
If IED configuration migration is performed from 650 version 2.2.x (x=0, 1) to

650 version 2.2.4 and if IED configuration contains GOOSE connections, then it
is needed to perform the following steps to get the LGOS LNs for the
supervision of mapped GCBs for subscriber IED
1. In PCM600, go to Tools/Options menu, Check Automatic GOOSE
supervision configuration enabled option
2. Open Signal Matrix Tool for the subscriber IED
3. Go to Goose Receive tab, uncheck and check one GOOSE connection
4. Save the configuration
3.8 Performances, Fine Tuning and Optimizations
A maximum response time of 120s per IED is expected when the ICM is invoked
by the PCM600 user.
3.9 Re-Testing
After re-engineering, it is recommended to re-test the migrated configuration
4. Appendix
4.1 Table of functions changed in configuration after migration
Following table shows the functions that somehow needs to be re-engineered

in PCM600.For details of the changed signals and functions use the Technical
Reference Manual.
Rev. A
4.1.1 Changes from 650 series 2.1.0 to 2.2.4
650 series 2.1.0 650 series 2.2.4 Change affects
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

FB Name FB Version FB Name FB Version ACT PST SCL (Ed1) SCL (Ed2)
4.0.1.32_bea142864fea0f9a
AGSAL 4.0.0.30 AGSAL b66c282b2e4a1870 x
4.0.0.14_23a364ed17642621
ALTRK 4.0.0.14 ALTRK f67c1ebed0cea5e8 x
4.0.1.18_b03e648f79211a8a
BTIGAPC 4.0.0.15 BTIGAPC 712eb9312e83e6c5 x
4.0.0.18_ec95767e4b9aef8
CCPDSC 4.0.0.18 CCPDSC 4756b1d48bab8a785 x
4.1.0.27_532d8bb180e2853
CCRBRF 4.0.0.23 CCRBRF 0b0b573db39d9cd27 x x x x
4.0.1.42_3c22de443914b8f4
CCSSPVC 4.0.0.26 CCSSPVC efa0a4f43161887a x
4.1.0.22_3dd3871e6aa31c13
CMMXU 4.0.0.31 CMMXU 010be46edff59f7d x
4.1.1.69_a05629a5383e0ecd
CMSQI 4.0.1.42 CMSQI 952e702b677f5660 x x
4.1.0.18_769fdc20f5193491c
CVMMXN 4.0.0.29 CVMMXN 79de429bff1790c x
4.0.0.11_069b2d743a66fd9
DPGAPC 4.0.0.11 DPGAPC 4135dc487d0a3c219 x
4.2.1.42_645a6a2950095b0
DRPRDRE 4.1.0.27 DRPRDRE 0ff37b48173cfd16d x x
4.2.0.19_c02650383b49ee2
EF4PTOC 4.1.0.14 EF4PTOC 8658593dfd4744476 x x x x
4.1.1.13_9aad4dec597d65e
EFPIOC 4.1.0.9 EFPIOC 09cc98001679bbbb4 x
4.1.0.4_b2df9f888aa0f2107
ETPMMTR 4.0.1.19 ETPMMTR bcbb3dd69a8b64b x
FNKEYMD1 1.0.0.0 FNKEYMD1 4.0.1.7 x x
FNKEYMD FNKEYMD
4 1.0.0.0 4 4.0.1.7 x x
FNKEYMD FNKEYMD
5 1.0.0.0 5 4.0.1.7 x x
FSTACCS 1.0.0.8 FSTACCS 4.0.0.15 x
FTPACCS 4.1.0.35 FTPACCS 4.1.1.39 x
4.0.0.20_8d2388177251b7d
FUFSPVC 4.0.0.20 FUFSPVC 932e64d2900893a73 x
I103FLTPR I103FLTPR
OT 4.0.0.9 OT 4.1.0.11 x
IEC61850- IEC61850-
8-1 4.1.0.66 8-1 4.2.0.81 x
4.0.0.28_fffdf669a5421c81
ITBGAPC 4.0.0.28 ITBGAPC abb9f9a7871f3aa5 x
4.1.0.8_f536d2824a757a1ea
L4UFCNT 4.0.0.26 L4UFCNT 417956e164aaab4 x x
4.0.2.20_9e3a2b2d7050934
LD0LLN0 4.0.0.15 LD0LLN0 136562637a56067d4 x
LDCMTRN 4.0.0.7 LDCMTRN 4.0.1.9 x
4.2.0.66_547dc7b8dd38a53
LMBRFLO 4.1.0.28 LMBRFLO 1c1bad0802ca4daf8 x x
4.1.1.16_d971d80140323fb8
LT3CPDIF 4.1.0.8 LT3CPDIF 72cb4bd3364b616b x
Rev. A
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

4.0.1.32_f82d8fdc214c8d45
MVGAPC 4.0.0.20 MVGAPC 1997c01ac837ac41 x
4.2.0.12_abd838a5c9f5e515
OC4PTOC 4.1.0.25 OC4PTOC 7cb4a5858b73cf51 x x
4.1.1.14_49482fafa0774384c
PHPIOC 4.1.0.9 PHPIOC 41077e0136ad5be x
4.0.0.9_f735266f0c4575724
QCRSV 4.0.0.9 QCRSV bd4982a942e7990 x
4.0.2.5_79ae5ed2ccc1b47fb
REFPDIF 4.0.1.39 REFPDIF f24ec93e669a14b x x
4.0.2.50_a24d05458a46ccf
ROV2PTOV 4.0.1.46 ROV2PTOV 707c4e2406dc80a2a x
4.0.1.31_909c18e595934dfc
SESRSYN 4.0.0.8 SESRSYN 78a4fd4f2f57c7e3 x x
4.0.1.36_f97b00f251e5561fc
SLGAPC 4.0.0.26 SLGAPC 23bcf90bbb874b4 x x
4.1.0.12_c9b8a068fca86b6
SMBRREC 4.0.0.19 SMBRREC 2f32bc46d5c93e627 x x x
4.3.0.3_e79d8ee5d589ec09
SMPPTRC 4.0.1.27 SMPPTRC a35d7051c4069014 x x x
4.0.0.16_459056d12bd02d7
SP16GAPC 4.0.0.16 SP16GAPC 2c98a57774bc4fd33 x
4.0.0.16_42dca60c6393844
SPC8GAPC 4.0.0.16 SPC8GAPC 16c38e88758069018 x
4.0.0.14_0878bf56decc1a3c
SPGAPC 4.0.0.14 SPGAPC 5797344d7a07d040 x
4.2.0.8_ab96067ffc54bdd0
SSIMG 4.0.0.22 SSIMG a97dee3131a9d6ff x x x
4.2.0.12_7a9b4d57537bf198
SSIML 4.0.0.22 SSIML 9cec3f03492b4539 x x x
4.1.1.14_49109346f865127f2
SXCBR 4.1.0.3 SXCBR 94d5cdfd1d51603 x
4.1.1.13_8633b4789e6989d1
SXSWI 4.1.0.3 SXSWI 9a8f85978f5bd9b3 x
4.0.2.20_d7c58bf271a46d92
T3WPDIF 4.0.0.16 T3WPDIF f3f81eb0de422410 x
4.0.1.26_09e6fdcd93895c6
TEIGAPC 4.0.0.18 TEIGAPC 2ff87803ad5e0103a x
1.0.1.17_d64d83ede7df598c
TEILGAPC 1.0.0.15 TEILGAPC 85ce85c47809868e x
4.0.1.23_5a69b1f0ecbcc547
TMAGAPC 4.0.1.23 TMAGAPC 84b75d172d1ae41a x
4.1.0.24_79465f4c7b66fdc5
VMMXU 4.0.0.29 VMMXU 4e55f6b002105791 x
4.1.0.19_b37f388759fcc2107
VMSQI 4.0.1.40 VMSQI 4ec1aea500ef91d x x
4.1.0.22_78608e50a45b44f
VNMMXU 4.0.0.30 VNMMXU 923e932ca66efa32b x
4.0.2.28_c060b4e65a03676
VSGAPC 4.0.1.26 VSGAPC 347552994113d1015 x
4.0.0.15_0c3287632c52a0bf
ZCVPSOF 4.0.0.15 ZCVPSOF a631af5214051f6d x
4.6.0.34_2c0c7f9edce613d8
ZMFPDIS 4.1.0.23 ZMFPDIS 7d17b4eb91159aab x x x x
Functions having new version. Signals or parameters may have changed. IEC 61850
Rev. A
data has changed. See respective tool and migration report for details.
650 series 2.1.0 650 series 2.2.4

Remarks
FB Name
CVGAPC
DNPGENTCP
DOSFRNT
DOSLANAB
DOSLANCD
DOSSCKT
FRONT
GATEWAY
LANAB
LANCD
only for REB650, REC650,

REQ650 and RET650
LDCMTRN
PCMACCS
PRP
PRPSTATUS
SINGLELCCH
SMMI
Some instances are removed

for REC650
SP16GAPC
Functions removed during migration.
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

4.0.0.14_23a364ed1764262
ALTRK 4.0.0.14 ALTRK 1f67c1ebed0cea5e8 x
4.0.1.18_b03e648f79211a8
BTIGAPC 4.0.1.18 BTIGAPC a712eb9312e83e6c5 x
4.0.0.18_ec95767e4b9aef
4.1.0.27_532d8bb180e2853
4.0.1.42_3c22de443914b8f
CCSSPVC 4.0.1.42 CCSSPVC 4efa0a4f43161887a x
4.0.0.11_069b2d743a66fd
4.2.1.42_645a6a2950095b
4.2.0.19_c02650383b49ee
4.1.1.13_9aad4dec597d65
EFPIOC 4.1.1.13 EFPIOC e09cc98001679bbbb4 x

Rev. A
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

FNKEYMD FNKEYMD
4 1.0.0.0 4 4.0.1.7 x x
FNKEYMD
5 1.0.0.0 FNKEYMD5 4.0.1.7 x x
4.0.0.20_8d2388177251b7d
IEC61850- IEC61850-
8-1 4.1.1.76 8-1 4.2.0.81 x
4.0.0.28_fffdf669a5421c81
4.0.2.20_9e3a2b2d705093
LD0LLN0 4.0.1.17 LD0LLN0 4136562637a56067d4 x
4.2.0.66_547dc7b8dd38a5
LMBRFLO 4.1.0.28 LMBRFLO 31c1bad0802ca4daf8 x
4.1.1.16_d971d80140323fb
4.2.0.62_5032e407f6ef2ed
MU1 4.1.0.55 MU1 0b423034209ff84cd x
4.2.0.63_8128353cc22026c
MU2 4.1.0.57 MU2 c5d4f6d760b347df8 x
4.2.0.61_38c4c4cb93664c
MU3 4.1.0.55 MU3 4119cb8655f4fe262f x
4.2.0.40_60b4871f7adb6d
MU4 4.1.0.33 MU4 be58a1e0e509ee9ea5 x
4.0.1.32_f82d8fdc214c8d4
4.2.0.12_abd838a5c9f5e51
OC4PTOC 4.2.0.12 OC4PTOC 57cb4a5858b73cf51 x
4.1.1.14_49482fafa0774384
PHPIOC 4.1.1.14 PHPIOC c41077e0136ad5be x
PPL2PHIZ 4.0.1.2 PPL2PHIZ 4.0.2.7 x
4.0.0.9_f735266f0c457572
QCRSV 4.0.0.9 QCRSV 4bd4982a942e7990 x
4.0.2.5_79ae5ed2ccc1b47f
REFPDIF 4.0.1.39 REFPDIF bf24ec93e669a14b x x
4.0.2.50_a24d05458a46cc
ROV2PTOV 4.0.1.46 ROV2PTOV f707c4e2406dc80a2a x
4.0.1.36_f97b00f251e5561f
SLGAPC 4.0.1.36 SLGAPC c23bcf90bbb874b4 x
4.3.0.3_e79d8ee5d589ec0
SMPPTRC 4.1.0.4 SMPPTRC 9a35d7051c4069014 x x x
4.0.0.16_459056d12bd02d
4.0.0.16_42dca60c639384
4.0.0.14_0878bf56decc1a3
SPGAPC 4.0.0.14 SPGAPC c5797344d7a07d040 x
4.2.0.8_ab96067ffc54bdd
SSIMG 4.1.0.11 SSIMG 0a97dee3131a9d6ff x
4.2.0.12_7a9b4d57537bf19
SSIML 4.1.0.12 SSIML 89cec3f03492b4539 x
STARTCO STARTCO
MB 4.0.1.15 MB 4.0.2.20 x
4.0.2.25_8c903bba9d1082
T2WPDIF 4.0.2.25 T2WPDIF ef5819f8ba1ffa064c x
T3WPDIF 4.0.2.20 T3WPDIF x

4.0.2.20_d7c58bf271a46d
Rev. A
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

92f3f81eb0de422410
4.0.1.26_09e6fdcd93895c
1.0.1.17_d64d83ede7df598
TEILGAPC 1.0.1.17 TEILGAPC c85ce85c47809868e x
4.0.1.23_5a69b1f0ecbcc54
4.0.2.28_c060b4e65a0367
VSGAPC 4.0.1.26 VSGAPC 6347552994113d1015 x
4.0.0.15_0c3287632c52a0b
ZCVPSOF 4.0.0.15 ZCVPSOF fa631af5214051f6d x
4.6.0.34_2c0c7f9edce613d
650 series 2.2.0 650 series 2.2.4

Remarks
FB Name
No obsolete functions
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

4.0.0.14_23a364ed17642621
ALTRK 4.0.0.14 ALTRK f67c1ebed0cea5e8 x
4.0.1.18_b03e648f79211a8a
BTIGAPC 4.0.1.18 BTIGAPC 712eb9312e83e6c5 x
4.0.0.18_ec95767e4b9aef8
4.1.0.27_532d8bb180e2853
4.0.1.42_3c22de443914b8f4
CCSSPVC 4.0.1.42 CCSSPVC efa0a4f43161887a x
4.0.0.11_069b2d743a66fd9
4.2.1.42_645a6a2950095b0
4.2.0.19_c02650383b49ee2
4.1.1.13_9aad4dec597d65e
EFPIOC 4.1.1.13 EFPIOC 09cc98001679bbbb4 x
FNKEYMD
FNKEYMD4 1.0.0.0 4 4.0.1.7 x x

Rev. A
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

4.0.0.20_8d2388177251b7d
IEC61850-
IEC61850-8-1 4.1.1.76 8-1 4.2.0.81 x
4.0.0.28_fffdf669a5421c81
4.0.2.20_9e3a2b2d7050934
LD0LLN0 4.0.1.17 LD0LLN0 136562637a56067d4 x
4.2.0.66_547dc7b8dd38a53
LMBRFLO 4.1.0.28 LMBRFLO 1c1bad0802ca4daf8 x
4.1.1.16_d971d80140323fb8
4.2.0.62_5032e407f6ef2ed0
MU1 4.1.0.55 MU1 b423034209ff84cd x
4.2.0.63_8128353cc22026cc
MU2 4.1.0.57 MU2 5d4f6d760b347df8 x
4.2.0.61_38c4c4cb93664c41
MU3 4.1.0.55 MU3 19cb8655f4fe262f x
4.2.0.40_60b4871f7adb6db
MU4 4.1.0.33 MU4 e58a1e0e509ee9ea5 x
4.0.1.32_f82d8fdc214c8d45
4.2.0.12_abd838a5c9f5e515
OC4PTOC 4.2.0.12 OC4PTOC 7cb4a5858b73cf51 x
4.1.1.14_49482fafa0774384c
PHPIOC 4.1.1.14 PHPIOC 41077e0136ad5be x
PPL2PHIZ 4.0.1.2 PPL2PHIZ 4.0.2.7 x
4.0.0.9_f735266f0c4575724
QCRSV 4.0.0.9 QCRSV bd4982a942e7990 x
4.0.2.5_79ae5ed2ccc1b47fb
REFPDIF 4.0.1.39 REFPDIF f24ec93e669a14b x x
4.0.2.50_a24d05458a46ccf
ROV2PTOV 4.0.1.46 ROV2PTOV 707c4e2406dc80a2a x
4.0.1.36_f97b00f251e5561fc
SLGAPC 4.0.1.36 SLGAPC 23bcf90bbb874b4 x
4.3.0.3_e79d8ee5d589ec09
SMPPTRC 4.2.0.9 SMPPTRC a35d7051c4069014 x x x
4.0.0.16_459056d12bd02d7
4.0.0.16_42dca60c6393844
4.0.0.14_0878bf56decc1a3c
SPGAPC 4.0.0.14 SPGAPC 5797344d7a07d040 x
4.2.0.8_ab96067ffc54bdd0
SSIMG 4.1.0.11 SSIMG a97dee3131a9d6ff x
4.2.0.12_7a9b4d57537bf198
SSIML 4.1.0.12 SSIML 9cec3f03492b4539 x
4.0.2.25_8c903bba9d1082e
T2WPDIF 4.0.2.25 T2WPDIF f5819f8ba1ffa064c x
4.0.2.20_d7c58bf271a46d92
T3WPDIF 4.0.2.20 T3WPDIF f3f81eb0de422410 x
4.0.1.26_09e6fdcd93895c6
1.0.1.17_d64d83ede7df598c
TEILGAPC 1.0.1.17 TEILGAPC 85ce85c47809868e x
4.0.1.23_5a69b1f0ecbcc547
Rev. A
IEC 61850, IEC 61850,

4.0.2.28_c060b4e65a03676
VSGAPC 4.0.1.26 VSGAPC 347552994113d1015 x
4.0.0.15_0c3287632c52a0bf
ZCVPSOF 4.0.0.15 ZCVPSOF a631af5214051f6d x
4.6.0.34_2c0c7f9edce613d8
650 series 2.2.1 650 series 2.2.4

Remarks
FB Name
No obsolete functions

Rev. A
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Grid Automation Products
SE-721 59 Västerås, Sweden
Tel. +46 10 738 00 00
abb.com/protection-control
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038 614
Rev. A
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RELION® 650 SERIES

IED Connectivity Package

650 series in PCM600 version 2.10 and

User Manual 1MRG038614

IED Connectivity Package...........................................................................................1

About These Instructions...........................................................................................3

1.1 General overview...................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Export and import of project and installation......................................................... 5

2.2 Reference Project..................................................................................................... 8

2.3 IED configuration Migration (ICM)........................................................................... 8

3.1 Ethernet Configuration Tool...................................................................................12

3.2 Application Configuration...................................................................................... 12

3.3 Parameter Setting.................................................................................................. 13

3.4 SCL/IEC 61850......................................................................................................... 13

3.5 Communication Management - DNP...................................................................... 14

3.6 Graphical Display Editor......................................................................................... 15

3.7 Signal Matrix........................................................................................................... 15

3.8 Performances, Fine Tuning and Optimizations...................................................... 16

4.1 Table of functions changed in configuration after migration................................ 16

User Manual 1MRG038614

About These Instructions

Product Version From IED Module version To IED Module version

650 1.0 1.0.0 1.0.1, 1.1.0, 1.2.0, 1.2.1

650 1.0 1.0.1 1.1.0, 1.2.0, 1.2.1

650 1.1 1.1.0 1.2.0, 1.2.1

650 1.2 1.2.0 1.2.1, 1.3.0

650 1.2 1.2.1 1.3.0

650 2.1 2.1.0 2.2.0, 2.2.1, 2.2.4

650 2.2 2.2.0 2.2.1, 2.2.4

However, due to changes in functionality of functions re-engineering is necessary.

Use of Warning, Caution, Information, and Tip Icons

This publication includes Warning, Caution, and Information where appropriate to

Caution icon indicates important information or warning related to the

Information icon alerts the reader to pertinent facts and conditions.

Tip icon indicates advice on, for example, how to design

User Manual 1MRG038614

comply fully with all Warning and Caution notices.

ACT Application Configuration Tool

CDS Configuration Data Server

CMT Communication Management Tool

ConnPack Connectivity Package

DHT Disturbance Handling Tool

EVT Event Viewer Tool

GDE Graphical Display Editor Tool

HWT Hardware Configuration Tool

ICM IED Configuration Migration Tool

IED Intelligent Electronics Device

LHMI Local Human Machine Interface

MON Signal Monitoring Tool

PCM600 Protection and Control IED Manager

PST Parameter Setting Tool

SMT Signal Matrix Tool

SCL Substation Configuration Language

GCB GOOSE Control Block

GOOSE Generic Object-Oriented Substation Events

RCB Report Control Block

ECT Ethernet Configuration Tool

User Manual 1MRG038614

1.1 General overview

The actual migration is done by the IED Configuration Migration tool in

2.1 Export and import of project and installation