DNP3.

0 Protocol for BR-10R

Series Recloser Control
User Guide
(Version 1.03)

BH SYSTEM CO., LTD.

 Revision History

Version Date Description

Draft 2014. 05
V1.00 2015. 10 V1.0 is Released
V1.01 2016. 09 User guide is revised
Fixed information related to auto-reclosing in BI
V1.02 2020. 07
and BO group
V1.03 2021. 05 Point map changed

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an intellectual property of BH System. Any act of copy or use without an approval of BH
System is restricted.
The is a trademark of BH System and shall not be used under any circumstance
without an approval of BH System.
Table of Content

1. Device Profile ............................................................................ 1

2. Implementation Table ............................................................. 5

3. DNP3.0 Point List ..................................................................... 7

Binary Input Points .......................................................................................................................... 7

Binary Counter Points ................................................................................................................... 11

Binary Output Points ..................................................................................................................... 15

Analog Input Points....................................................................................................................... 18

Analog Output Points ................................................................................................................... 23

Parameters of Active Operation Settings group ........................................................................................................ 23
 1. Device Profile

DNP V3.0

DEVICE PROFILE DOCUMENT

Vendor Name : BH SYSTEM CO., LTD.

Device Name : BR-10R Series Recloser Control(3.30 Firmware)

Highest DNP Level Supported:

Device Function:
For Requests LEVEL 2
Master ☑ Slave
For Responses LEVEL 2

Notable objects, functions, and/or qualifiers supported in addition to the Highest DNP Levels

Supported (the complete list is described in the attached table):

Note : Implement Table

Maximum Data Link Frame Size (octets): Maximum Application Fragment Size (octets):

Transmitted 249 Transmitted 2048 (if >2048, must be configurable)

Received (must be 292) Received 2048 (must be > 249)

Maximum-Data-Link Re-tries: Maximum Application Layer Re-tries:

None None

Fixed at ☑ Configurable, range 0 to 13

☑ Configurable, range 0 to 13 (Fixed is not permitted)

DNP V3.00 Subset Definitions

BR-10RN Version 1.00

Requires Data Link Layer Confirmation:
Never
Always
Sometimes If ‘Sometimes’, when?
☑ Configurable If ‘Configurable’, how?

Requires Application Layer Confirmation:

Never
Always (not recommended)
☑ When reporting Event Data (Slave devices only)
When sending multi-fragment responses (Slave devices only)
Sometimes If ‘Sometimes’, when?
Configurable If ‘Configurable’, how?

Timeouts while waiting for:

Data Link Confirm None Fixed Variable ☑ Configurable
Complete Appl. Fragment ☑ None Fixed Variable Configurable
Application Confirm None Fixed Variable ☑ Configurable
Complete Appl. Response ☑ None Fixed Variable Configurable
Others ___________________________________________________________
Attach explanation if 'Variable' or 'Configurable' was checked for any timeout

Sends/Executes Control Operations:

WRITE Binary Outputs ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
SELECT/OPERATE Never Always ☑ Sometimes Configurable
DIRECT OPERATE ) Never Always ☑ Sometimes Configurable
DIRECT OPERATE - NO ACK ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
Count > 1 ) ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
Pulse On )) Never ☑ Always Sometimes Configurable
Pulse Off Never ☑ Always Sometimes Configurable
Latch On ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
Latch Off ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
Trip/Close ) Never ☑ Always Sometimes Configurable
Queue ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
Clear Queue -) ☑ Never Always Sometimes Configurable
WRITE Analog Outputs ) Never ☑ Always Sometimes Configurable
Attach explanation if ‘Sometimes’ or ‘Configurable’ was checked for any operation.

Maximum Select/Execute Delay Time:

Not Applicable
Fixed at _____ seconds
☑ Configurable, range 1 to 180 seconds
 FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING ITEM FOR MASTER DEVICES ONLY:

Expects Binary Input Change Events:

Either time-tagged or non-time-tagged for a single event
Both time-tagged and non-time-tagged for a single event
Configurable (attach explanation)

FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR SLAVE DEVICES ONLY:

Time Synchronization Information

Time Synchronization Period
Never
Fixed at _____ seconds
☑ Configurable, range 0 o 180 hours in 1 hour increments

Sends Unsolicited Responses: Sends Static Data in Unsolicited Responses:

Never ☑ Never
Configurable (explain) When Device Restarts
☑ Only certain objects When Status Flags Change
Sometimes (explain) No other options are permitted.
☑ ENABLE/DISABLE UNSOLICITED
Function codes supported

Reports Binary Input Change Events when no

Reports time-tagged Binary Input Change Events
specific variation requested:
when no specific variation requested:
(Event Class Poll or Obj 2 Var 0 read)
(Class Poll or Obj 2 Var 0 read)
Never
Only time-tagged Never
Only non-time-tagged ☑ Only time-tagged
☑ Configurable to send both, one or the Only non-time-tagged
other (attach explanation) Configurable (attach explanation)
☑ ENABLE/DISABLE UNSOLICITED
Function codes supported

Sends Unsolicited Responses:

Sends Static Data in Unsolicited Responses:
Never
☑ Never
☑ Configurable (attach explanation)
When Device Restarts
Only certain objects
When Status Flags Change
Sometimes (attach explanation)
No other options are permitted.

Collision Avoidance Detection Method:

Supports Collision Avoidance:
Not Applicable
Never
Link Activity
Always
☑ DCD - With aid of external device
☑ Configurable (attach explanation)
DCD - Without aid of external device
 Counters Roll Over at:
Default Counter Object/Variation:
No Counters Reported
No Counters Reported
Configurable (attach explanation)
Configurable (attach explanation)
☑ 16 Bits
Default Object 20
32 Bits
Default Variation 6
Other Value
Point-by-point list attached
Point-by-point list attached

Analog Deadbands:
Configurable Analog Deadbands:
Fixed
Not Applicable
Configurable:
Configuration Software
☑ Per Point
Using Object 34 from the master station
Per Analog Type
☑ Both configuration software and Object 34
Global

Are the updated deadband values preserved through a device reset:

☑ YES
NO

The maximum number of objects supported in a single control request for objects 12 and 41.
Number of objects allowed for object 12 : 1
Number of objects allowed for object 41 : within 1 frame

Is the Event Buffer size configurable:

Ability for REMOTE/LOCAL control mode:
☑ NO fixed size: 250 for binary and analog
Not Applicable
YES range:_____
Per point
Configurable Per Class buffer:
Per object
☑ NO
☑ Global
YES

Are the updated ENABLE/DISABLE unsolicited

Self Address Support using address 0xFFFC:
settings saved through a device reset:
YES (only allowed if configurable)
☑ YES
☑ NO
NO

Source Address Filtering:

☑ Not Supported
Configurable (attach explanation)

Sends Multi-Fragment Responses: Yes ☑ No

2. Implementation Table
Request
Object Object Request Response Response
Object Name / Description Func
Group Variation Qual (hex) Func Code Qual (hex)
Code
1 0 Binary Input - All Variations 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
1 1* Binary Input 1 00,01 129 00,01
1 2 Binary Input Status 1 00,01 129 00,01

2 0 Binary Input Change Event- All Var 1 06,07,08 129 17

2 1 Binary Input Change without time 1 06,07,08 129,130 17
2 2* Binary Input Change with time 1 06,07,08 129,130 17
2 3 Binary Input Chg with relative time

10 0 Binary Output - All Variations

10 1 Binary Output

10 2* Binary Output Status

12 1 Control Relay Output Block 3,4,5,6 17,28 129 Echo of req

20 0 Binary Counter - All Variations 1 00,01,06 00,01

20 1 32-bit Binary Counter

20 2* 16-bit Binary Counter 1 00,01 129 00,01
20 5 32-bit Binary Counter without flag
20 6 16-bit Binary Counter without flag 1 00,01 129 00,01

21 0 Frozen Counter - All Variations

21 1 32-bit Frozen Counter

21 2* 16-bit Frozen Counter

21 9 32-bit Frozen Counter without flag

21 10 16-bit Frozen Counter without flag

22 0 Counter Change Event –All Var

30 0 Analog Input - All Variations 1 00,01,06 129 00,01

30 1 32-bit Analog Input
30 2* 16-bit Analog Input 1 00,01 129 00,01
 30 3 32-bit Analog Input without flag

30 4 16-bit Analog Input without flag 1 00,01 129 00,01

30 5 Short Floating Point Analog Input

32 0 Analog Change Event - All Var 1 06,07,08 129 17

32 1 32-bit Analog Chg Evnt without Time

32 2* 16-bit Analog Chg Evnt without Time 1 06,07,08 129 17

32 3 32-bit Analog Chg Event with Time

32 4 16-bit Analog Chg Event with Time 1 06,07,08 129 17

34 0 Analog Input Reporting Deadband 1 00,01,06 129

16-Bit Analog Input Reporting 1 00,01,06 129 00,01
34 1
Deadband 2 17,28

40 0 Analog Output Status - All Variations 1 00,01,06 129 00,01

40 1 32-bit Analog Output Status

40 2* 16-bit Analog Output Status 1 00,01 129 00,01

40 3 Short Floating Pnt Ana Outp Status

41 1 32-bit Analog Output Block

41 2* 16-bit Analog Output Block 3,4,5,6 17,28 129 echo of req

41 3 Short Floating Pnt Ana Output Block

50 1 Time and Date 1,2 07 (qty=1) 129 07 (qty=1)

51 1 Time and Date CTO

51 2 Unsynchronized Time and date CTO

Function Code 13 - Cold Restart : Control is restarted.

Function Code 14 - Warm Restart : Event data to be transmitted to master station are deleted. It is used when
event buffer is overflowed.
Function Code 23 - Delay measurement
 3. DNP3.0 Point List
Binary Input Points

Binary Input Points include information such as the status of the automatic switch and the control, the status of
the distribution line, the setting status of function keys, etc.

Default Condition Object Default

Point Name
Index Set=1 Clear=0 Variation Class
AC Power Present Absent 01/01,01/02,02/01 1
0
Indicates whether the AC mains power is supplied to the control.

System Status Abnormal Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

1
Indicates the control's self-diagnostics status.

Battery Voltage Low Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

2
Indicates whether the battery is in low battery state below set voltage.

Voltage Sensor Abnormal Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

3
Indicates voltage sensor’s status.

External Door Open Closed 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

4
Indicates external door status of the enclosure.

5 A Phase Fault Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 1

6 B Phase Fault Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 1
7 C Phase Fault Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 1
8 Ground Fault Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 1
Indicates detailed status and type of fault. Fault indicator and information can be reset through
the remote reset targets command or the front panel's reset targets button.
Alternate Trip Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 1
9
Indicates that the recloser is tripped by protection elements of alternate operation settings group.

Local Control Enabled Disabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

10
Shows whether to allow local control for the recloser.
Remote Control Enabled Disabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 1
11
Shows whether to allow remote control for reclosers.

Open Open - 01/01,01/02,02/02 1

12
Shows whether the main contact of the recloser is open.
Closed Closed - 01/01,01/02,02/02 1
13
Shows whether the main contact of the recloser is closed.

Ground Protection Blocked Enabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

14 Indicates whether operation of ground over current element is enabled. Ground OC element is not
performed when ground protection is blocked.
Default Condition Object Default
Point Name
Index Set=1 Clear=0 Variation Class
Auto-Reclosing Blocked Enabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 1
15 Indicates whether to allow auto-reclosing sequence. When Auto-Reclosing is blocked, the recloser
will be locked out without any reclosing after the first operation.
Hot Line Tag Enable Disabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 1
16
Indicates that all closing or auto-reclosing through control is inhibited.

Alternate Settings Enabled Disabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 1

17 Indicates whether alternate settings functionality is enabled. The active operation settings group is
automatically selected in accordance with the direction of power flow when the alternate settings is
enabled.
Manual Lock Handle Locked Unlock 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Indicates whether recloser's operating handle is locked. If the lever is in locked state, all closing and
opening operations through the control are not permitted.
Gas Pressure Low Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Indicates the recloser tank's gas pressure status. Applies only to gas insulated reclosers; operation
of all protection elements is stopped immediately when low gas state is detected.
Battery Status Low Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
-
Displays the result for battery test.
Charger Status Abnormal Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
-
Displays whether the output voltage of the charger is within rated range.

Control Inhibit Enabled Disabled 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

- Indicates whether all opening and closing operations for recloser through the control from local or
remote have been inhibited. If Set=1, control is inhibited.
All Protection Blocked Enabled 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Indicates whether operation of all protection elements has been blocked or allowed. If Set=1,
operation of all protection elements has been halted.
Loop Control Enabled Disabled 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
-
Indicates whether loop control function is enabled.

Reclose Ready Ready - 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

- Indicates an initial state where line has returned to normal state or fault information has been
reset.
Reclose Cycle Cycle - 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
-
Indicates that auto-reclosing sequence is in progress according to the set protection elements.
Reclose Lockout Lockout - 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
-
Indicates that the set auto-reclosing sequence has been completed and the recloser is open.

- SEF Fault Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

- Negative Phase Seq. Fault Occurred Reset/Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02
Indicates detailed status and type of fault. The indicator and its information can be reset through
-
the remote reset targets command or the reset targets button on the control front panel.
Default Condition Object Default
Point Name
Index Set=1 Clear=0 Variation Class
- A Phase Under Voltage Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- B Phase Under Voltage Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- C Phase Under Voltage Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- R Phase Under Voltage Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- S Phase Under Voltage Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- T Phase Under Voltage Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
Indicates whether each phase on source and RST load side is in low voltage state. Only operates on
normal line condition; does not operate if fault is detected or reclosing sequence is in progress.
- Synchronism (Va – Vr) Sync. Failed Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- Synchronism (Vb – Vs) Sync. Failed Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- Synchronism (Vc – Vt) Sync. Failed Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
Indicates whether the corresponding phases between source and load side are synchronized. If
Set=1, status of sync. failed is indicated.
- Residual Contact Wear Alarm - A Phase Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- Residual Contact Wear Alarm - B Phase Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- Residual Contact Wear Alarm - C Phase Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
Occur when residual contact wear(%) is below the set threshold for vacuum interrupter of each
phase . If alarms occur, make sure to check the VI contacts of the recloser.
Under Frequency Trip Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
-
Indicates that recloser is tripped by under frequency element.
Over Frequency Trip Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
-
Indicates that recloser is tripped by over frequency element.

Under Voltage Trip Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -

-
Indicates that recloser is tripped by under voltage element.
Over Voltage Trip Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
-
Indicates that recloser is tripped by over voltage element.

Voltage Sag Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -

-
Indicates whether voltage sag has occurred.
Voltage Swell Occurred Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
-
Indicates whether voltage swell has occurred.

Phase Rotation ACB ABC 01/01,01/02 -

-
Indicates phase rotation information.

Power Flow Direction Reverse Forward 01/01,01/02 -

-
Indicates the power flow direction.

Local Settings Change Changed Normal 01/01,01/02,02/01 -

-
Indicates that settings have been changed locally.
 Default Condition Object Default
Point Name
Index Set=1 Clear=0 Variation Class
Trip Operation Failed Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Indicates whether trip operation has failed during opening operation remotely or locally, or auto-
reclosing sequence.
Close Operation Failed Normal 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Indicates whether reclose operation has failed during closing operation remotely or locally, or auto-
reclosing sequence.
- Status of Spare Input 1 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Status of Spare Input 2 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Status of Spare Input 3 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -
- Status of Spare Input 4 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/01 -
- Indicates the status of spare input points.

- Activation status of Setting Group 1 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

- Activation status of Setting Group 2 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

- Activation status of Setting Group 3 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

Activation status of Setting Group 4 Set Clear 01/01,01/02,02/02 -

Indicates the active setting group.

Points marked dash for default index items are assigned point index automatically, if their points are edited by
the operating program. For more details, refer to the operating program.
Default Class could be edited by the operating program. If set, ‘0’, event does not occur. Binary Input Point
could be selectable for 0, 1, or 2 class.
Binary Input Points can select event type to use either variation 1 or variation 2.
 Binary Counter Points

The binary count points include information such as operation count per protection element, recloser's
operation count, accumulated interruption duration due to the operation of protection elements, number of
power outage and accumulated duration of power outage, kWh, etc.

Object
Point No. Point Name Unit
Variation
Number of Last Month's Over-Current Sequence number 20/02,20/06
0
Previous month's operation count of reclosing sequence due to phase or ground O/C elements
Number of Last Month's SEF Sequence number 20/02,20/06
1
Previous month's operation count of reclosing sequence due to SEF elements
Number of Last Month's NPS Sequence number 20/02,20/06
2
Previous month's operation count of reclosing sequence due to negative sequence OC elements
Number of Last Month's Voltage Sequence number 20/02,20/06
3
Previous month's operation count due to voltage elements
Number of Last Month's Frequency Sequence number 20/02,20/06
4
Previous month's operation count due to frequency elements
Total Number of Last Month's Fault Sequence number 20/02,20/06
5 Previous month's total operation count of reclosing sequence and tripping due to operations of
protection elements.
Number of This Month's Over-Current Sequence number 20/02,20/06
6
This month's operation count of reclosing sequence due to phase or ground O/C elements
Number of This Month's SEF Sequence number 20/02,20/06
7
This month's operation count of reclosing sequence due to SEF elements
Number of This Month's NPS Sequence number 20/02,20/06
8
This month's operation count of reclosing sequence due to negative sequence OC elements
Number of This Month's Voltage Sequence number 20/02,20/06
9
This month's operation count due to voltage elements
Number of This Month's Frequency Sequence number 20/02,20/06
10
This month's operation count due to frequency elements.
Total Number of This Month's Fault Sequence number 20/02,20/06
11
This month's total operation count of reclosing and tripping due to protection element operation

Total Number of Over-Current Sequence number 20/02,20/06

12
Total operation count of reclosing sequence due to phase or ground OC elements
Total Number of SEF Sequence number 20/02,20/06
13
Total operation count of reclosing sequence due to SEF elements
14 Total Number of NPS Sequence number 20/02,20/06
 Object
Point No. Point Name Unit
Variation
Total operation count of reclosing sequence due to negative sequence OC elements
Total Number of Voltage Sequence number 20/02,20/06
15
Total operation count due to voltage elements
Total Number of Frequency Sequence number 20/02,20/06
16
Total operation count due to frequency elements
Total Number of Fault Sequence number 20/02,20/06
17 Total operations count of reclosing sequence and tripping due to protection element operation
**The reclosing or operation counts are initialized by remote reset fault count command.
Number of Local Operations number 20/02,20/06
18
Number of recloser operations performed locally
Number of remote Operations number 20/02,20/06
19
Number of recloser operations performed remotely
Number of Close-Open Operations number 20/02,20/06
20 Total number of recloser operations; increases when open state is reached.
**Reset by remote reset operation count command.
21 Previous month's total disconnection time(1) sec(low word) 20/02,20/06
22 Previous month's total disconnection time(2) sec(high word) 20/02,20/06
Indicates the previous month's total accumulated time during which the recloser disconnected the
power supply.
23 This month's total disconnection time(1) sec(low word) 20/02,20/06
24 This month's total disconnection time(2) sec(high word) 20/02,20/06
This month's total accumulated time of power disconnection by recloser so far
25 Total accumulated disconnection time(1) sec(low word) 20/02,20/06
26 Total accumulated disconnection time(2) sec(high word) 20/02,20/06
Total accumulated time of power disconnection by recloser so far.
**Reset by remote reset trip count command.
27 Total Number of Outage – Source Side number 20/02,20/06
28 Cumulative Outage Duration - Source Side(1) sec(low word) 20/02,20/06
29 Cumulative Outage Duration - Source Side(2) sec(high word) 20/02,20/06
30 Total Number of Outage – Load Side number 20/02,20/06
31 Cumulative Outage Duration – Load Side(1) sec(low word) 20/02,20/06
32 Cumulative Outage Duration – Load Side(2) sec(high word) 20/02,20/06
Total accumulated duration and number of power outage on source and load side. If at least one
phase's voltage is lower than the set level, power outage is identified.
**Reset by remote reset outage count command.
33 A Phase Positive kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
34 A Phase Positive kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
 Object
Point No. Point Name Unit
Variation
35 B Phase Positive kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
36 B Phase Positive kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
37 C Phase Positive kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
38 C Phase Positive kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
39 Three Phase Positive kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
40 Three Phase Positive kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
41 A Phase Negative kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
42 A Phase Negative kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
43 B Phase Negative kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
44 B Phase Negative kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
45 C Phase Negative kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
46 C Phase Negative kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
47 Three Phase Negative kWh(1) kWh(low word) 20/02,20/06
48 Three Phase Negative kWh(2) kWh(high word) 20/02,20/06
49 A Phase Positive kVarh(1) kVarh(low word) 20/02,20/06
50 A Phase Positive kVarh(2) kVarh(high word) 20/02,20/06
51 B Phase Positive kVarh Positive(1) kVarh(low word) 20/02,20/06
52 B Phase Positive kVarh(2) kVarh(high word) 20/02,20/06
53 C Phase Positive kVarh(1) kVarh(low Word) 20/02,20/06
54 C Phase Positive kVarh(2) kVarh(high Word) 20/02,20/06
55 Three Phase Positive kVarh(1) kVarh(low Word) 20/02,20/06
56 Three Phase Positive kVarh(2) kVarh(high Word) 20/02,20/06
57 A Phase Negative kVarh(1) kVarh(low word) 20/02,20/06
58 A Phase Negative kVarh(2) kVarh(high word) 20/02,20/06
59 B Phase Negative kVarh(1) kVarh(low word) 20/02,20/06
60 B Phase Negative kVarh(2) kVarh(high word) 20/02,20/06
61 C Phase Negative kVarh(1) kVarh(low word) 20/02,20/06
62 C Phase Negative kVarh(2) kVarh(high word) 20/02,20/06
63 Three Phase Negative kVarh(1) kVarh(low word) 20/02,20/06
64 Three Phase Negative kVarh(2) kVarh(high word) 20/02,20/06
Shows positive and negative value for active and reactive energy. The active energy value is
positive at quadrants 1,4 and negative at quadrants2,3.
The reactive energy value is positive at quadrants1,2 and negative at quadrants3,4.
Each energy value consists of two 16bits and expressed as one 32bit value.
Energies are initialized by reset energies command.
 Basically, All Binary Counter Points are set not to use. If selecting points to use through the operating
program, point index is assigned automatically. Static data is supported only for binary counter points.
 Binary Output Points

Binary output points include recloser's open and close control, control inhibit settings, operation activation
setting for all protection elements and ground protection elements, auto reclosing activation settings, hot line tag
functionality activation settings, remote reset targets for resetting fault information, remote alarm reset for
resetting alarm information, remote count reset for resetting various count information, etc.

 Recloser remote open/close control

Group Number : Control Relay Output Blocks, Variation : 1
Request Function Codes supported: 3 (select), 4 (operate), 5 (direct operate)
Control Code supported : Close - 0x41h, Trip - 0x81h

If the On Time to close and open the recloser is not appropriate, operation may be failed due to
insufficient operation time. Thus, read the related manual provided by the manufacturer of recloser carefully
to set the On Time to at least the operation time. On Time is defined as the maximum holding time of
control output to open or close the main contact of the recloser.
The default Close Pulse of 90ms and Open Pulse of 70ms specified in 7.1.3 control time of the instruction
manual are applied to the On Time as an operating time to open or close the main contact of the recloser.

 Control and setting of other points

Group Number : Control Relay Output Blocks, Variation : 1
Request Function Codes supported: 3 (select), 4 (operate), 5 (direct operate)
Control Code supported : Close - 0x41h, Trip - 0x81h

The operation of points other than open and close points are not affected by the on time. Generally,
control is performed if on time is more than 0.

 It does not support any special code for latch. But, spare points which are on by pulse on command,
they keep on status until pulse off command via operating program or control panel operates.
Changed status would be applied equally when devices restart. Point status can be checked remotely
or locally through Obj:10, Var:2 Binary Output Status command.
Default Condition Object
Point Name
Index Trip(0x81h) Close(0x41h) Variation
Open/Close Command Open Close 12/01
Command used to open or close the main contact of the recloser.
0 Supported control codes : Close - 0x41h, Open(Trip) - 0x81h
To perform close and open control for recloser through remote control, a suitable On Time setting
is required; it has to be set higher than the minimum operation time of the recloser.
Auto-Reclosing Enable Blocking 12/01
1
Used to enable or disable auto-reclosing sequence.

Ground Protection Enable Blocking 12/01

2
Used to enable or disable protection operation due to ground OC elements.

Alternate Settings Disable Enable 12/01

3 Used to enable or disable the function to select the active operation settings group automatically
according the direction of power flow.
Hot Line Tag Disable Enable 12/01
4
All closing and reclosing operation for recloser is blocked when the hot line tag is set to ‘Enable’.

Battery Test NA Test Start 12/01

5 Used to start test for checking battery status. A test time of approx. 3 seconds is required for
batteries; AC power should be applied during battery test to enable update of battery status.
Reset Fault Targets NA Reset 12/01
6
Used to release fault information and indicators of fault indicator.

Control Inhibit Disable Enable 12/01

7
Used to inhibit all opening and closing operation for the recloser through the control.

All Protection Enable Blocking 12/01

8
Used to allow or block all operation of protection elements.

Loop Control Disable Enable 12/01

9
Used to enable or disable the loop control function.

Reset Alarm Command NA Reset 12/01

10
Used to check and reset generated alarms.
Reset Demand Command NA Reset 12/01
11
Used to reset peak and minimum demand.
Reset Fault Count Command NA Reset 12/01
12
Used to reset no. of auto reclosing sequence and tripping operations due to protection elements.
Reset Outage Count Command NA Reset 12/01

13 Used to reset power outage count and accumulated power outage duration. Power outage are
identified if at least one phase is below the set level and the condition continues for more than the
set time.
14 Reset Operations Count Command NA Reset 12/01
 Default Condition Object
Point Name
Index Trip(0x81h) Close(0x41h) Variation
Command used to reset recloser's operation counts.
Reset Energy Command NA Reset 12/01
15
Used to reset the accumulated kWh and kVAR information.
Reset Trip Count Command NA Reset 12/01
16 Used to reset the accumulated trip counter and duration during which power was shut down on
one side according to recloser operation.
- Spare output Point 1 - Close 12/01
- Spare output Point 2 - Close 12/01
- Spare output Point 3 - Close 12/01
- Spare output Point 4 - Close 12/01
Used to control spare output points.

- Activating Group 1 NA Activating

- Activating Group 2 NA Activating

- Activating Group 3 NA Activating

- Activating Group 4 NA Activating

Used to activate a setting group.

Binary Output Points can be select whether to use each point through the operating program. Basically, Points
marked dash for default index items are set not to use.
 Analog Input Points

Analog input points include current and voltage of each phase, and various demand values calculated based on
those values, sequence components, THD and voltage/current unbalance ratio, power and power factor, battery
test voltage and charge voltage, control's internal temperature, recent fault information, self-diagnostics info, etc.

Default Condition Object Event Deadband

Point Name
Index Scale Unit Variation Class Report
0 Ia 1 A 30/2,30/4 2 Available
1 Ib 1 A 30/2,30/4 2 Available
2 Ic 1 A 30/2,30/4 2 Available
3 In 1 A 30/2,30/4 - Available
Indicates each phase and neutral current.

3Io 10 mA 30/2,30/4 - Available

-
Indicates the secondary current of core balanced CT.
I1 1 A 30/2,30/4 - Available
-
Indicates positive sequence current.
I2 1 A 30/2,30/4 - Available
-
Indicates negative sequence current.
4 Fault Ia 1 A 30/2,30/4,32/4 2
5 Fault Ib 1 A 30/2,30/4,32/4 2
6 Fault Ic 1 A 30/2,30/4,32/4 2
7 Fault In 1 A 30/2,30/4,32/4 -
- Fault 3Io 10 mA 30/2,30/4,32/4 -
- Fault I1 1 A 30/2,30/4,32/4 -
- Fault I2 1 A 30/2,30/4,32/4 -
When the respective phase current exceeds its minimum pickup current setting, the maximum
phase current for the corresponding phase is recorded until the recloser is tripped.
- Va 1 V 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vb 1 V 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vc 1 V 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vr 1 V 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vs 1 V 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vt 1 V 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
Indicates phase to ground voltage for each phase. Events occur according to under voltage
elements of both sides.
8 VAB 1 kV 30/2,30/4 2 Available
9 VBC 1 kV 30/2,30/4 2 Available
10 VCA 1 kV 30/2,30/4 2 Available
Indicates line to line voltage.
Default Condition Object Event Deadband
Point Name
Index Scale Unit Variation Class Report
- 3Vo – Source Side 1 V 30/2,30/4 - Available
- 3Vo – Load Side 1 V 30/2,30/4 - Available
Indicates zero sequence voltage of the set source and load side. Check which side is the source side
between ABC and RST side marked on the switch.
- V1 – Source Side 1 V 30/2,30/4 - Available
Indicates positive sequence voltage of the set source side. Check which side is the source side
between ABC and RST side marked on the switch.
- V2 – Source Side 1 V 30/2,30/4 - Available
Indicates negative sequence voltage of the set source side. Check which side is the source side
between ABC and RST side marked on the switch.
- Demand Ia 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Demand Ib 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Demand Ic 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Demand In 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
Indicates the demand current calculated during each demand interval.
- Peak Demand Ia 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Peak Demand Ib 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Peak Demand Ic 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Peak Demand In 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
Indicates the maximum demand current continuously updated until performing reset demand
command based on demand current
- Min. Demand Ia 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Min. Demand Ib 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Min. Demand Ic 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
- Min. Demand In 1 A 30/2,30/4 -
Indicates the minimum demand current continuously updated until performing reset demand
command based on demand current,
- A Phase kVA 1 kVA 30/2,30/4 - Available
- B Phase kVA 1 kVA 30/2,30/4 - Available
- C Phase kVA 1 kVA 30/2,30/4 - Available
11 Three Phase kVA 1 kVA 30/2,30/4 2 Available
- A Phase kVAr 1 kVAR 30/2,30/4 - Available
- B Phase kVAr 1 kVAR 30/2,30/4 - Available
- C Phase kVAr 1 kVAR 30/2,30/4 - Available
12 Three Phase kVAr 1 kVAR 30/2,30/4 2 Available
- A Phase kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 - Available
- B Phase kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 - Available
- C Phase kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 - Available
Default Condition Object Event Deadband
Point Name
Index Scale Unit Variation Class Report
13 Three Phase kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 2 Available
Indicates apparent power, active, and reactive power of each phase and total three phase.

- A phase Power Factor 0.01 30/2,30/4 - Available

- B phase Power Factor 0.01 30/2,30/4 - Available
- C phase Power Factor 0.01 30/2,30/4 - Available
14 Three phase Power Factor 0.01 30/2,30/4 - Available
Indicates the power factor of each phase and total three phase.
- Current Unbalance 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Voltage Unbalance(ABC) 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Voltage Unbalance(RST) 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
Indicates current and voltage unbalance ratio. The unbalance ratio is calculated as the percentage
of negative sequence components to the positive sequence components.
- A Phase Demand kW 1 1 30/2,30/4 -
- B Phase Demand kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 -
- C Phase Demand kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 -
- Three Phase Demand kW 1 kW 30/2,30/4 -
- A Phase Demand kVAr 1 kVar 30/2,30/4 -
- B Phase Demand kVAr 1 kVar 30/2,30/4 -
- C Phase Demand kVAr 1 kVar 30/2,30/4 -
- Three Phase Demand kVAr 1 kVar 30/2,30/4 -
Indicates the demand active and reactive power of each phase and total three phase.
- Ia THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Ib THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Ic THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- In THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Va THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vb THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
- Vc THD 0.1 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 - Available
Indicates THD % for current and voltage of each phase of the set source side.

- Residual Contact Wear(%) – A Phase 0.01 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 -

- Residual Contact Wear(%) – B Phase 0.01 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 -
- Residual Contact Wear(%) – C Phase 0.01 % 30/2,30/4,32/4 -
Displays residual contact wear for vacuum interrupter of each phase
- Frequency 0.01 Hz 30/2,30/4 - Available
Displays system rated frequency. Measure frequency for A phase of the source side.
- Charger Voltage 0.1 V 30/2,30/4 -
 Default Condition Object Event Deadband
Point Name
Index Scale Unit Variation Class Report
- Battery Voltage 0.1 V 30/2,30/4 - Available
- Loaded Battery Voltage 0.1 V 30/2,30/4 -
Performs battery test and indicates loaded battery voltage, and charger voltage and Charging
voltage.
Internal Temperature 0.1 ℃ 30/2,30/4 - Available
-
Indicates the internal temperature of the control.
Last Fault Information - - 30/2,30/4,32/4 - -
-
Indicates the recent fault information. Note 1)
Last Self-Diagnostics Information - - 30/2,30/4,32/4 - -
-
Indicates the latest self-diagnostics result performed in the control. Note 2)

Firmware Version 30/2,30/4 - -

-
Indicates the control's firmware version.100 => 1.00
Distance to Fault 0.01 Km 30/2,30/4,32/4 - -
-
Indicates distance to fault.

Class : 0, 2, 3 class can be selected for analog input points. For Points supported by deadband report, refer to
deadband items on the table above. Points assigned in Class 0 does not occur, only static data are supported.

Deadband settings are available for all analogue points in remote or on site through the operating program. But,
information mentioned on the table above are only applied to deadband functions. Deadband events occur only
when point and event items are selected ‘available’.

Deadband : It is used to generate events for analog input points. Event data are generated at Analog Input Points
which have had changes in excess of the preset deadband values. Deadband values can be set individually for
points which support this Object. Event does not occur when deadband values become 65535 which is full range.

 Event occurrence by Deadband

Event Data occurs depending on the following conditions.
C > ( A + B ) or C < ( B - C )
A = Set deadband Value
B = Recently occurred event data values
C = Newly occurred event data values
 Note1) Last Fault Information
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8

Fault type info

VT HCT NPS SEF N C B A

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Trip Count Fault Direction Final status Operation result

Forward(1),
Lockout(1), Operation Failed(1)
4 3 2 1 Reverse(2),
Unresolved(0) Operation Successful(0)
Unresolved(0)

 The operation result shows failure of trip or failure of reclosing operation; the final state indicates the
state of lockout or initialization of auto reclosing sequence.
 Trip count shows the number of recloser operations in the recent sequence.
 The fault type info indicates the faulty phase and detailed fault info.
 A,B,C refer to phase where the fault occurred; N refers to neutral.
 SEF - sensitive earth fault, NPS - negative sequence OC, HCT - high current trip/lockout, VT - voltage
element.

Note 2) Self -Diagnosis Information

MSB LSB

7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0

Invalid IEC Invalid global

Invalid DNP3 Invalid historical Invalid calibration Invalid Config Invalid IEC 60870- Invalid DNP3
60870-5- & operation
event events factor group setting 5-101 setting setting
101/104 event setting group
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8
Control cable
Mechanical life VI contact life Operation failure Invalid auxiliary Invalid IEC 60870- A/D reference
connection failure RTC error
alarm alarm alarm DI/DO setting 5-104 setting voltage error
alarm
 Analog Output Points

Analog output points include protection element setting parameters per group, setting parameters for line
operation, various parameters for the operation of the recloser and control. These are used for setting and
verification of parameters.

Parameters of Active Operation Settings group

Object
Point No. Database ID Condition Remark
Variation

Default Range

Active Operation Setting Group

Pickup Current Settings – Phase OC Element
Pickup Current 100A 10~960A 40/02,41/02
0 Sets the minimum operation current for phase OC elements. If current over the set threshold flows,
fault is detected, and control operates by TCC Curve.
Directional Control 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 BI/F/R

1 Sets the directional control for the phase O/C element. If 1, operation is only performed on forward
fault location; if 2, operation is only performed on reverse fault location; if 0, operation is performed
regardless of fault direction. (0: Bi-direction,1:Forward,2:Reverse)
Directional Control Blocking 1 0~1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable

2 If the polarizing quantity is below the set Threshold, set whether it operate or not. If the item is set to
‘Enable’, the control performs trip operation even if the polarizing quantity is less than the set
threshold.
V1 Threshold 0.20pu 0.01~1pu 40/02,41/02 V1

3 Sets the threshold of the polarizing quantity(V1) for phase directional OC element's fault direction
detection. Operation is not performed if V1 is below the set threshold. Operation quantity becomes
I1.
Maximum torque angle 315° 0~359° 40/02,41/02
4 Sets the maximum torque angle for detecting phase directional OC element's fault direction. It has a
CCW phase angle based on V1.
Operations Settings - Phase OC Element
Operations to Lockout 4 1~4 40/02,41/02
5
Sets the total no. of operations for phase OC elements.
Operations - Fast Curve 2 0~4 40/02,41/02
6
Sets the no. of fast curve operations from phase OC element's total no. of operations.

TCC Curve Settings - Phase OC Element

Curve Type - Fast Curve 0(A) 0~43 40/02,41/02
7
Selects the TCC curve of the phase OC element's fast curve.
Multiplier - Fast Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
8
Sets the multiplier(time dial) of the phase OC element's fast curve.
9 Time Adder - Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
 Sets the time adder of the phase OC element's fast curve.
Min. Response Time - Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
10
Sets the minimum response time of the phase OC element's fast curve.
Max. Response Time - Fast Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
11
Sets the maximum response time of the phase OC element's fast curve.
Reset Time - Fast Curve 0 0~180.00 40/02,41/02
12 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
Curve Type - Delayed Curve 1(B) 0~43 40/02,41/02
13
Selects the TCC curve of the phase OC element's delayed curve.
Multiplier - Delayed Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
14
Sets the multiplier(time dial) of the phase OC element's delayed curve.
Time Adder - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
15
Sets the time adder of the phase OC element's delayed curve.
Min. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
16
Sets the minimum response time of the phase OC element's delayed curve.
Max. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
17
Sets the maximum response time of the phase O/C element's delayed curve.
Reset Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~180.00 40/02,41/02
18 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
High Current Trip(HCT) and High Current Lockout(HCL) Settings - Phase OC Element
HCT Operation 0 0~4 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
19 Set numbers to start operation for high current trip in Phase OC elements. It operates when operating
number is the same or bigger than the setting numbers.
HCT Pickup Current 4,000A 50~10,000A 40/02,41/02
20
Set pickup current for high current trip elements in Phase OC elements.
HCT Response Time 0.01s 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02
21
Set operating time for high current trip in Phase OC elements.
HCL Operation 0 0~4 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
22 Set numbers to start operation for high current lockout in Phase OC elements. It operates when
operating number is the same or bigger than the setting numbers.
HCL Pickup Current 4,000A 50~10,000A 40/02,41/02
23
Set pickup current for high current lockout in Phase OC elements.
HCL Response Time 0.01s 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02
24
Set operating time for high current lockout in Phase OC elements

Pickup Current Settings – Ground OC Element

25 Pickup Current 10A 2~960A 40/02,41/02
 Sets the minimum operation current for ground OC elements.
Directional Control 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 BI/F/R

26 Sets the directional control for the phase O/C element. If 1, operation is only performed on forward
fault location; if 2, operation is only performed on reverse fault location; if 0, operation is performed
regardless of fault direction. (0: Bi-direction,1:Forward,2:Reverse)
Directional Control Blocking 1 0~1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable

27 Set whether to operate when Polarizing Quantity is below the set Threshold. If the item is set to
‘Enable’, the control performs trip operation even if the polarizing quantity is less than the set
threshold.
3Vo Threshold 0.20pu 0.01~1pu 40/02,41/02 V1

28 Sets the threshold of the polarizing quantity(3Vo) for phase directional OC element's fault direction
detection. Operation is not performed if 3Vo is below the set threshold. Operation quantity becomes
3Io.
Maximum torque angle 135° 0~359° 40/02,41/02
29 Sets the maximum torque angle for detecting ground directional OC element's fault direction. It has a
CCW phase angle based on Vo.
Operations Settings – Ground OC Element
Operations to Lockout 4 1~4 40/02,41/02
30
Sets the total no. of operations for ground OC elements.
Operations - Fast Curve 2 0~4 40/02,41/02
31
Sets the no. of fast curve operations from ground OC element's total no. of operations.

TCC Curve Settings – Ground OC Element

Curve Type - Fast Curve 19(1) 0~43 40/02,41/02
32
Selects the TCC curve of the ground OC element's fast curve.
Multiplier - Fast Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
33
Sets the multiplier(time dial) of the Ground OC element's fast curve.
Time Adder - Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
34
Sets the time adder of the ground OC element's fast curve.
Min. Response Time - Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
35
Sets the minimum response time of the ground OC element's fast curve.
Max. Response Time - Fast Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
36
Sets the maximum response time of the ground OC element's fast curve.
Reset Time - Fast Curve 0 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
37 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
Curve Type - Delayed Curve 31(14) 0~43 40/02,41/02
38
Selects the TCC curve of the ground OC element's delayed curve.
Multiplier - Delayed Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
39
Sets the multiplier(time dial) of the Ground OC element's delayed curve.
 Time Adder - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
40
Sets the time adder of the ground OC element's delayed curve.
Min. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
41
Sets the minimum response time of the ground OC element's delayed curve.
Max. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
42
Sets the maximum response time of the ground OC element's delayed curve.
Reset Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
43 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
High Current Trip(HCT) and High Current Lockout(HCL) Settings – Ground OC Element
HCT Operation 0 0~4 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
44 Set numbers to start operation for high current trip in ground OC elements. It operates when
operating number is the same or bigger than the setting numbers.
HCT Pickup Current 4,000A 50~10,000A 40/02,41/02
45
Set pickup current for high current trip element in ground OC elements.
HCT Response Time 0.01s 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02
46
Set operating time for high current trip in ground OC elements.
HCL Operation 0 0~4 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
47 Set numbers to start operation for high current lockout in ground OC elements. It operates when
operating number is the same or bigger than the setting numbers.
HCL Pickup Current 4000A 50~10000 40/02,41/02
48
Set pickup current for high current lockout in ground OC elements.
HCL Response Time 0.01s 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02
49
Set operating time for high current lockout in ground OC elements.

Cold Load Pickup Settings

Pickup Multiplier - Phase 0 0~10 40/02,41/02 0 : Off
50 The threshold for of the phase OC cold load pickup element; set to a multiple of phase OC element's
pickup current. If the current over the set threshold is detected, the delayed curve is operated.
Restore Time - Phase 3,600s 0~18,000s 40/02,41/02
Time to release cold load pickup element; starts when the cold load pickup elements are activated
51 and Loss of Load Diversity Time is completed and the current is within the set Multiplier and the
phase OC element’s pickup current. This time is terminated if the current is below the phase OC
element's pickup current or the set time has elapsed.
Curve Type - Phase 1(B) 0~43 40/02,41/02
52
Selects the TCC curve for the phase OC cold load pickup element.
Multiplier - Phase 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
53
Sets the multiplier(time dial) for the phase OC cold load pickup element’s TCC curve.
Time Adder - Phase 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
54
Sets the time adder for the phase OC cold load pickup element’s TCC curve.
 Min. Response Time – Phase 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
55
Sets the minimum response time for the phase OC cold load pickup element’s TCC curve.
Pickup Multiplier - Ground 0 0~10 40/02,41/02 0 : Off

56 The threshold for of the ground OC cold load pickup element; set to a multiple of ground OC
element's pickup current. If the current over the set threshold is detected, the delayed curve is
operated.
57 Restore Time - Ground 3,600s 0~18,000s 40/02,41/02
Curve Type - Ground 31(14) 0~43 40/02,41/02
58
Selects the TCC curve for the ground OC cold load pickup element.
Multiplier - Ground 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
59
Sets the multiplier(time dial) for the ground OC cold load pickup element’s TCC curve.
Time Adder - Ground 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
60
Sets the time adder for the ground OC cold load pickup element’s TCC curve.
Min. Response Time - Ground 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
61
Sets the minimum response time for the ground OC cold load pickup element’s TCC curve.
Natural time 15s 0~18,000s 40/02,41/02
62 Time to release cold load pickup element; released if the current is maintained lower than the OC
element’s pickup current for the set time.
Loss of Load Diversity Time 3,600s 0~18,000s 40/02,41/02

63 Time to enable operation of cold load pickup element; starts upon lockout. When this time is
completed, the fast curve is disabled and the delayed curve operates. If the recloser is successfully
closed before this time is completed, the cold load pickup element does not operate.
Inrush Restraint Settings
Restraint Level 0 0, 5-50% 40/02,41/02 0 = Off
64 Sets the threshold of the 2nd harmonic content for the harmonic restraint operation. If the content
exceeds the set value, inrush restraint elements operate.
Detection Time 0.02s 0.02-1s 40/02,41/02
65 Sets the time width for detecting harmonic content. If the 2nd harmonic content exceeds the set
threshold level and is maintained for the detection time, the inrush restrain element is operated.
Restraint Time 2.00s 0-10.00s 40/02,41/02
66 Sets the time for operating the inrush restraint element.

If inrush current is detected by the setting, fault detection is inhibited during the set inhibition time.

Reclosing Interval Settings – Phase and Ground OC Element

67 1st Reclosing Interval 0.6s 0.5~180.0s 40/02,41/02
68 2nd Reclosing Interval 2s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
69 3rd Reclosing Interval 15s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
Set reclose intervals for phase and ground OC elements.

Sequence Coordination
70 Sequence Coordination 0 0,1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable
 Set to enable functions so that multiple reclosers connected in series don't operate simultaneously for
the same fault. Enabled if set to 1.
Sequence Coordination Mode 0 0,1 40/02,41/02 Fast/All
71 Set sequence which is applied to Sequence Coordination function. If set ‘Fast(0)’, it only applies to
Fast curve. If set, ‘All’, it is applied to all curves.
Ground Trip Precedence
Ground Trip Precedence 0 0,1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable
72 Sets the no. of ground OC element's operations to precede that of phase OC elements from the total
no. of operations. Enabled if set to 1.
SEF Element Settings
Operation Mode 0 0,1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable
73
Sets the SEF element's operation mode. If 0, the SEF element does not operate..
Use of Zero Sequence CT 0 0,1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable
74 Sets whether to use zero sequence CT(ZCT). The Pickup Current-3Io set range changes according to
this setting. Set to Enable to use ZCT; set to Disable if ZCT should not be used.
Directional Control 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 BI/F/R
75
Sets the SEF element's direction of operation. (0:Bi-Direction,1:Forward, 2:Reverse,)
Directional Control Blocking 1 0~1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable

76 Set whether to operate when Polarizing Quantity is below the set threshold. If the item is set to
‘Enable’, the control performs trip operation even if the polarizing quantity is less than the set
threshold.
3Io Pickup Current 2A 2~20A 40/02,41/02
77 Sets the pickup current of the operating quantity(3Io) for the SEF element's operation. If ZCT is used,
the set range is 0.1A ~20A; if not, the set range is 2A ~ 20A.
3Vo Threshold 0.20pu. 0.01~1pu 40/02,41/02 3Vo
78
Sets the threshold of the Polarizing Quantity(3Vo) for the SEF element's operation.
Maximum Torque Angle 270° 0~359° 40/02,41/02
79 Sets the maximum torque angle for the detection of directional SEF. It has a CCW phase angle based
on Vo.
Operations to Lockout 4 1~4 40/02,41/02
80
Sets the total no. of operations for SEF elements.
Operations - Fast Curve 2 0~4 40/02,41/02
81
Sets the no. of fast curve operations from total no. of operations for SEF elements.
Definite Time - Fast Curve 1.00s 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Off
82
Sets the definite time of the SEF element's fast curve operation.
Curve Type - Fast Curve 19(1) 0~43 40/02,41/02
83 Sets the TCC curve of the SEF curve's fast curve. It operates by TCC curve only when definite time set
‘0’.
Multiplier - Fast Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
84
Sets the multiplier for the SEF element's fast curve.
 Time Adder - Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
85
Sets the time adder for the SEF element's fast curve.
Min. Response Time – Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
86
Sets the minimum response time for the SEF element's fast curve.
Max. Response Time – Fast Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
87
Sets the maximum response time for the SEF element's fast curve.
Reset Time – Fast Curve 0 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
88 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
89 Definite Time - Delayed Curve 1.00s 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Off
90 Curve Type - Delayed Curve 31(14) 0~43 40/02,41/02
91 Multiplier - Delayed Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
92 Time Adder - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
93 Min. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
Max. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
94
Sets parameters related to the fast and delayed curve for the SEF element.
Reset Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
95 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
Reclosing Interval Settings – SEF Element
96 1st Reclosing Interval 0.6s 0.5~180.0s 40/02,41/02
97 2nd Reclosing Interval 2s 1~180s 40/02,41/02

98 3rd Reclosing Interval 15s 1~180s 40/02,41/02

Set reclose intervals for SEF element.
Negative Phase Sequence Over Current(NPS) Element Settings
Operation Mode 0 0~1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable
99
Sets the NPS element's operation mode. If 0, the NPS element does not operate..
Directional Control 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 BI/F/R
100
Sets the NPS element's direction of operation. (0:Bi-Direction,1:Forward, 2:Reverse,)
Directional Control Blocking 1 0~1 40/02,41/02 Disable/Enable

101 Set whether to operate when Polarizing Quantity is below the set threshold. If the item is set to
‘Enable’, the control performs trip operation even if the polarizing quantity is less than the set
threshold.
I2 Pickup Current 100A 5~960A 40/02,41/02
102
Sets the pickup current of the operating quantity(I2) for the NPS element's operation.
V2 Threshold 0.10pu 0.10~1pu 40/02,41/02
103
Sets the threshold of the Polarizing Quantity(V2) for the NPS element's operation.
104 Maximum torque angle 135° 0~359° 40/02,41/02
 Sets the maximum torque angle for the detection of directional NPS element. It has a CCW phase
angle based on V2.
Operations to Lockout 4 1~4 40/02,41/02
105
Sets the total no. of operations for NPS elements.
Operations - Fast Curve 2 0~4 40/02,41/02
106
Sets the no. of fast curve operations from total no. of operations for NPS elements.
Definite Time - Fast Curve 0.10s 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Off
107
Sets the definite time of the NPS element's fast curve operation.
Curve Type - Fast Curve 0(A) 0~43 40/02,41/02
108 Sets the TCC curve of the NPS curve's fast curve. It operates by TCC curve only when Definite Time
set ‘0’.
Multiplier - Fast Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
109
Sets the multiplier for the NPS element's fast curve.
Time Adder - Fast Curve 0 0.01~1s 40/02,41/02
110
Sets the time adder for the NPS element's fast curve.
Min. Response Time - Fast Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02
111
Sets the minimum response time for the NPS element's fast curve.
Max. Response Time - Fast Curve 0 0~10.0s 40/02,41/02
112
Sets the minimum response time for the NPS element's delayed curve.
Reset Time – Fast Curve 0 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
113 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
114 Definite Time - Delayed Curve 0.10s 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Off
115 Curve Type - Delayed Curve 1(B) 0~43 40/02,41/02
116 Multiplier - Delayed Curve 1 0.05~2.00 40/02,41/02
117 Time Adder - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
118 Min. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~1.00s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
Max. Response Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~100.0s 40/02,41/02 0 : Not Used
119
Sets parameters related to the fast and delayed curve for the NPS element.
Reset Time - Delayed Curve 0 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
120 It is as corresponding to reset time of electromagnetic relay, only immediate reset and definite time
reset is provided.
Reclosing Interval Settings – NPS Element
121 1st Reclosing Interval 0.6s 0.5~180.0s 40/02,41/02
122 2nd Reclosing Interval 2s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
123 3rd Reclosing Interval 15s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
Set reclose intervals for NPS elements.
Current and Voltage Unbalance Element Settings
 Operation Mode - Voltage
124 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
Unbalance
125 Threshold - Voltage Unbalance 20% 0, 5~100% 40/02,41/02
126 Delay Time - Voltage Unbalance 30s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
127 Reset Time - Voltage Unbalance 3s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
128 Operation Mode - Current Unbalance 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
129 Threshold - Current Unbalance 20% 0, 5~100% 40/02,41/02
130 Delay Time - Current Unbalance 30s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
131 Reset Time - Current Unbalance 3s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
The voltage and current unbalance is defined as the percentage of the negative sequence component
to the positive sequence component. If maintained over the Threshold Delay Time, an alarm is
generated.
Operation Mode: Disable(0)-no operation, Trip(1) – trip, Alarm(2) – only alarm at set conditions.
Loss of Phase Protection Element Settings
132 Operation Mode 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
133 Definite Time 30s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
134 Reset Time 3s 1~180s 40/02,41/02
Setting for loss of phase element; this element only operates by definite time characteristics when line
is in loss of phase state. Loss of phase state is determined based on the set Off Level.
Operation Mode: Disable(0)-no operation, Trip(1) – trip, Alarm(2) – only alarm at set conditions. at
set conditions.

Under Voltage Protection Element Settings

135 Operation Mode 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
136 Threshold 0.60pu 0.6~0.99pu 40/02,41/02
137 Definite Time 10.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
138 Reset Time 1.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
Setting for under voltage element; this element only works by definite time characteristics and works
below the set threshold. Operation Mode: Disable(0)-no operation, Trip(1) – trip, Alarm(2) – only
alarm at set conditions.
Over Voltage Protection Element Settings
139 Operation Mode 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
140 Threshold 1.20pu 1.01~1.5pu 40/02,41/02
141 Definite Time 10.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
142 Reset Time 1.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
Setting for over voltage element; this element only works by definite time characteristics and works
below the set threshold. Operation Mode: Disable(0)-no operation, Trip(1) – trip, Alarm(2) – only
alarm at set conditions.
Under Frequency Protection Element Settings
Operation Mode 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
143 If set ‘Disable, frequency elements do not operate. If set ‘Trip, it operates by frequency elements. If
set ‘Alarm, only alarm occurs.
 Threshold 49.95Hz 45~59.99Hz 40/02,41/02
144
Threshold for under frequency protection element.
Definite Time 10.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
145
Set operating time for under frequency protection element.
Reset Time 1.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
146
Set reset time for under frequency protection element.
It is setting for Under Frequency elements, these elements operate according to definite time
characteristics only. They operate below threshold setting. Setting range of threshold value is changed
according to the frequency settings.
Over Frequency Protection Element Settings
Operation Mode 0 0~2 40/02,41/02 D(0)/T(1)/A(2)
147 If set ‘Disable’, frequency elements do not operate. If set, ‘Trip, they operate according to frequency
elements. If set ‘Alarm’, only alarm occurs.
Threshold 50.05Hz 50.01~65Hz 40/02,41/02
148
Set a threshold for over frequency protection elements.
Definite Time 10.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
149
Set operating time for over frequency protection elements.
Reset Time 1.00s 0.01~180s 40/02,41/02
150
Set reset time for over frequency protection elements.
It is setting for over Frequency elements, these elements operate according to definite time
characteristics only. They operate over threshold setting. Setting range of threshold values is changed
according to the frequency settings.
Sequence Reset Time Settings
Sequence Reset Time 30s 3~180s 40/02,41/02
151 Sets the time for resetting the reclose sequence if no fault occurs for a certain period of time on the
line upon reclose.
Lockout Reset time 3s 0~180.00s 40/02,41/02
152 Sets the time for resetting the lockout state if no fault occurs for a certain period of time on the line
after closing from remote or local..
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